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Eegal notifes.


MORTGAGE SALE.-Wbereas,
3 RS y 5oIH t. d. Tfes q a sqa n Ko1 eaaat
sEd staIe # ln,i, executed SC telvertt to Fsal-
tir B Cooley, En='s 5. Wac =or'E and John =. Fax.
we'll t, stc1sc cert ain 'anEg Eotc for :: a3u
2,a.c Irenly third a. n 12A ard tnn IN one day at
ttr tate thereof mortgage upon the pre- 1Eses h e!n
aittl dcsc.lfet Tlca sAd mortgage - re e:orsei Ia
N1ufgegespsSs sl. in which s:i1 nortga ye 1t
y1de s7at delnit should bs MS 10 II :he parin=nto
rlid rote eceo!dE1 g - r1s III. ST. m''Ft'as
Dape: printed Z kDog county Ill., and In printed
in tsEit=En CcoS .artT Ill. Is empowered TO sell TIL.
aa described IN sai1 1lovg7ge together vita MI
the Ig5t or tqutF q redept! n lh5ren 81 the s..d
IN .u Paid city Of Chicago county OF look ant ssatt
NOW therefore, notice s hereby giTen that defaul.
eaysnC ?ee7 Ma1s N tie F-S mrnt ss1t ao1e and ~
1te II pnrsuarr- OF the r"wcr granted in Fsd
u.1tyRgt fhal!, tte '6i !ay Of Ju3e. AD. 1S5.
*ht Nrrth door c{ the t:on,t !onsc tn the city at
otloR Of sid day. the foIlowtt real ctste
situated II Tic iorn OF AaHaou c'uEty Vi kaox and
State uf Iun!e 1n*1t -henZ the 81 lie ald ~ saresd
upon h. the saId Harlck u,n j. NJ tlls,n son- Of
t: Isst tJa Of JanNaS it5, aHu s-aked ont by eAti
Gi=sT, ,.4.tsnc- NJ at FraKe E3-h 5f the E'a!n
tack If The Pearir sat Uln:.:ss Ka,lto ID Company
ecurt; roac. Eh'ch rrn= East and weton tse North
81 or tie town Of N~Qrnn and $3.50 EuE1.tg East
firm aa:t stake onI bnnt:1a feet e side tFaca Of
sid rJed embracing AL t. at portion ofial aua-
hac 10 sata csrnty road. b,ng The 10. ~aGh
te satG tian-cA' Warehouse I 3W =Taa'ts. n sst,
town Of 1suusa. ten: The p:eni,ss desIhed u a.ta
al qnity OF rercmatton OF the ss1t ,'on1 G Ham
rick. hts heirs and s'sSns t,; In en 70 ssa peni.ss
C.M Hawley, Auornsx. Hy.tgagees.
Chicago, June sth, lS62. ja41&4iut
, 1862-06-07
G{hg g::...Grihutte>
SATURDAY, JUNE Z, 1869.
IN JAMAICA.

Erroneous Impressions as 10 the effect Of
The Condition Of K,ngston-Caasses Of It's De-
cli7e-EiToaeoats OpinioHS Of an Eaglis1n,a,
and an Af1ae7ioan-1as Iuy1,euces that haze
Operated IN Reducing tic Countrywide DIFF
.feu7ties The Afy'oes ;haavto E'atountcr-IFhat
Eese7at Statistics Sllo,r.
, 1862-06-07
A KIN d CO., Patent Agency and
WAR CLAIM OFFICE,

No. .ll4 Randolph street, Chicago.
The undersigned arc prepared to procure Letters
Patent Coilrct Pdy Eu!:nty at PGslcns fur I'LL enti-
tied to the send tAE GIcula1 giving complete
nois, and to Mason FenEick & laurence. Washington,
DC Address AKIN d Co, Post Office Box 1883, Chi.
cage, nl. mHll.rtl9ln
, 1862-06-07
z NOW THYSElFl
z H- TEeFT Il ~ n .

DIR. J. e. ETcCANF,
PHYSICIAN AND ST RI: Ft>S, +ae1ecss ce-tasatY
ta= true cond!:tut aud locality Of dse.Ses By simple
md scientific nEthed, without Hssing 8uy 4ucsuocs
Dscae.-s Of the tr:st and Lungr treated III Medical
|nkia1on ard Cols>ti:r!1nnal Treatment Diseases OF
li.e Aess. u TIC So.- u s:1@ Live. Kfdneys. Drop
Ey St. FttuE DaHre c1r-rTe. tnro1ic Hlre77 IsneumA
Es1, heasa.E1a. Paralysis Fisrns sr3ssus. F;sA B;s
raans Of the Eye and Far. Seminal WoAknes SEi1 DIS
caees Eurt'r', laar7!,uA II etC-t. all eH.Nae L.a
esses Of !nng e;asiE crrrd r. tho shnri,St roase1e
stuc. VIC II cnrrxIl7 doc.otnnd Will under.
tAke No c%ee without hi- pros7ec: of recovery.
Female Diseases, &c.p
Each a. nEpp4.Aao::s lEftzullfii1o. Fhli17s Of La
womb. Tu1o:e a.: Urinary !tlAeaS-- Nervous Debility,
Painful q Iht;ic9t Mshssraa;;on 1'sIrsoEesa g. VII
nc sreeGt.y cured. #rut poisonous drugs. EIrrio1e
o. u pAlaiaL7c ned hrs # any kind. uave deli
cal q calling 30 le-eHce whR. ycnr .-ozh?es mag
c The afflicted FRA ~ortsfally 5rEttet 70 cR a1d est
9sfy fhe.neelres
Consultations aE.d denominations Free
hf Charge.
~ esEnE57:sss;9at :;.s:!s so.ln;sns:a otare Il
dorh stre+:N t.rrs ho;,r4 from 4 ". tiiI a. IT.
kitdreae J. II. N,;.ASS. " u. Chicago. Ill Let1ert
. tnF address, 1c! ,ang s.ata7. I'LL receiTe prompt
k..entoa- OF fer aFa rtAupe VIE send pamphlet
, 1862-06-07
WHAT uE WOULD RECOMIESD.


Gen. Heintze]man's plan Of operations would
be altogether different from that Dow being
cu11ied OIL. He thinks it would be better bY
tar If the enemy were kept in Richmond, and
grand effort made to capture their entire
army. This he feels assured might be
very easily accomplished, and with fir less
bleodshed than must attend battle be-
fore Richmond, should the enemy decide to
make stand there. He would hare sc. .01o
men detached from McDuwell's and Banks
commands for operations agliGs! Richmond,
and proceed at once to seize the different rail-
roads leading from that p1ace. With rein
forcemen1s to the number stated he is cont
cent that Gen. Mcclellan would find no dill
Guilty in carrying out this programme. These
roads, once scized, would b+ inlpassab1e, and
the surrender or capture If the sntlre rebel
army would be ine1ltable.
THE SAFETY OF THE CAPITAL.
Hc riGicules the idea that Washington is in
the slightest danger FROM the rebels, and cx-
presses his surprise that any one should have
not appra:ch the capital by way OF the Poto.
mac, and no prudent general would attempt
to advance by way OF Dumfries. If they ap-
prolched bY way of Manassas, the fortilica-
1ious before the s:ity would Keep them ar bay,
so tha. in no case could they cxpect to at
tack the city successfully. There is no nee
rEsity, therefore, for keeping large army
at Fredericksburg, and he would have Nc
Clellan reinforced to the extent named from
McDowell's and Banks commands With
tlis addition to lis army he feels assured that
the whole rebel force luyht be banged, while
the most we can expect to accomplish, ii the
present plan Of campaign IS carried out, is to
defeat them with yTeat sacrifice OF lite, or
compel them to cvacUate only to see them
break ont ia . new place Tie general tlinks
We have alwa?s occr-vstimated the strength
Of the rebels but he believes that their army
It Richmond numbers at least 110,000 men.
stead of t3ghtiFg this immense force, and his
| reasons for pretssriug this plan Of operations
| 10 that being acted upon, are so clear and
cogent that you have but to hear them to be
convinced of their force.
, 1862-06-07

FOREST HOME FOR BOYS.
J. Thorough Instruction III safe home, in a delight
nl surerh Of Chcae ftr Icn serct lars FHo arZ eE-
but indefinite time after 1ast age.
slec'nc items will b. proc1ptt- sen-- with rsante
GICAt'LS. PoatUEtce Cex 1ls2 Chicago. limos.
, 1862-06-07
4 FL E
Northern Transportation Coy

4 III E
Northern Transportation Coy
OF OHIO
1sp:epa7et te trsns5 ort properly Eetween
Boston, all Points IN Nev England, Few FORK
and the Vest,
With p.oUl7rResa, care AMI dtspatch.
This EcIl known Line Of Fourteen Flrs1Clas5 5CxrV
Steamers connects a. 0EdcEsbu1g with taa
Railroad for 1cstnn and ell Points IN Hew
England;
At Carc Vincent with tbs
RaiIrusd and Propeller Linz between Cara
Vincent and New York,
And at Gswego with
LINE OF Is FIRST CLAs: CANAL BOATS
Between OsTesso. Troy. .lnsny ANA New York,
Forming tsAII.Y LINE from Besron, Eew York,
nSl: or:Cn, C;p" Fluveut A.i lawcEe to CieyEiaad.
ToleGo a1d Dettoil
AND i TEL u IEELY LINE TO
CHICAGO, Milwaukee and Inter1ediata PoTtx.
AGENTS.:
Ing Sa,re street Koetou Geo. A. Eddy 0gdens1drzA-
IL j .Greso H. <,ane Vlneer: 1ohn H. s-=w',-1 Us
weGo. Fc.t.H i Dree Cleveland NA:*.r j I.vea.
Totedn. E. L. MatleEs. Detroit D. : Ha,e, kG.!Wzu-
Lne Taylor, Ma.rsy 4 Co. Racine
CkARY T. HOWE, AGENTS.
Foot Of korth LasaIle st., Chicago.
Esci-G51GEi
, 1862-06-07

~ CATAHEBri
DR.. sEELYE's Liquid cATARRK REMEDY,
Warranted 70 bu q Ru7e c1ze TOT
CATAETkIK or CO1.D EN EBE HE&r.
ONH HTS.anEp iEoCsA p+-sEo2s die Tear+y Ii tc:.
country Of Cons9Elltien Every physician knows tbs:
witt fully twoth!ta Of tbss ou5c1, the dtseass 1Ft
commenced Rs
CATARIsH IN THE NDSR.
Tns aexi ster nx 1h: thro~; aud bronchial tabes
Il i reFe7 10 varc C4rart rhsi4 Consumption and By
curing 1e first prevent .he iites Pr:sonr sfsoc1a
understand t..a the better ws5 to care ConFumpto-
IL to p.rrcDtT.
The syHpto1sb u LattE71h tnay generally sppeaI
are Is.t very s.=t. Fc-so25 nns they have cold
sensitive In Tie h+uEct Of teItntnre In taie COP,
nac aer.d ss7e1ward: tscom1nE :hieh ard sdaes'ye
A. the dsscaee becomes chrcric the dsefA.9es are n
creased QuantitI sad CHANGED tn qus'at: they BITE
thick and heavy. and ere either EoT rid OF by blow
Of ,ss cz IT. A. iass ss .h.os: 70 sa,2 I'D 1s
cRusing hsd hrea tae vcte IL tuck and nasal tht
eyes wax; :e seuEe Of s.1eG is 1eSsfae3 Q. Dc
Etrc1et. desin"sE 'rtquently taE1h p;xce AnotaeI
ccrmoE and Important ey1nrtoG: ol CAt:rfh IT, that
The person oh.'een To G1t hih ihroat II the nornnE
CT tAlv SIN; nurcaE Wis ): a- fallen acEa from
e hsaa pTns IN 1 e1s re- 5 IT, Msa s n ~, m aS
suneR snd ehcu':. lose Eut /? s-TestlGT IT. The
Goo.e tle Ey!Eptnms of Cstsr1h ST -tcy a77eh- n
d!fFrE+t CEHca. ..... .
IS. the I'd Of TIC l1yUin cA7aREE EFMEUY. hi
leEe symptoms cah he aolc1ly aud enc::nal!y re
3sfcyed And t-svr suic,tnr .'o1sdecc III t. Rene
q al VITO disposed 70 :est itS virtues u
for one munth no ha.ehs e received. EE a1o7ns paid
I'll: be Ee:rrti.t.
pne month v7.1s faI sad clear l5eciaonz
Office, 1872 South CLARK Street, Up-Ssairs.}
Ausress D1; D. Il bEELfE-
ttI.lESI Gu Fest ttIct EuI 4lzil. Chicago. Ill.
, 1862-06-07
4 Talk with Gen. HeinfzeIman-
He Ksdfcu1es tho Idea of Washing
ton Be1ug In Danger.

Correspondence Of The Pittsburgh Chronic1e.1
{GES. uE1STzELIAS's VIEW oF THE CAMPAIGN,
I had the pleasure today Of passing an
hour or better with Gen. Htiotzelmau,
commanding one Of the corps d'arm:e of the
army OF The Potomac: Tie general is I'M
der medium height, OF very aiElble manner,
and receives his visitors with an ease and rour.
tesy that bespeaks the true gentleman 1 had
& long conversation with Linn in regard to the
approaching battle, which d great many here
seem to think cannot be delayed much longer
The General does not altogether approve
whatever but that We will whip the rebels ii
they give US chance, at Richmond, but b..
fears We will lind the place evacuated when
We get therc-an opinion in which Ger Hooker
ioiuc
, 1862-06-07

81 For the cheapest snd best Hair
5cw.l.y. T:Sx Sr4.as Cr:i5. F7iz1ets, Etc. &C to l.
pHsWALDT. lG' Lzsc rt-eet and exnmlno these Won
artificial ron tie laSnral wren adjusted to the head
.5ts Htt1 JeTeiE ao1ta.14E a1Eya tae newest P6-t.
tsy!eB. Al s-ttc!e& vii give eEsare satisfaction
ore4EIIv
, 1862-06-07

pEYElIEAIED.-Dr: Whittier,
l. le4 South Clar street. ut ;,un'i from eight
u tic ming until eight i'll tie evening every day
NJ charge fs- consultation TIE afflicted Will
erssu s!,ucdy ana permanent euro Of all B!eni Dis
.cuoes nly16rliSlm
, 1862-06-07
Gn=35arrngrshps.

30 PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
j-Il:.. uns:cs:r.ssl .,#vc tA!s tnv r.t":ed into q
tn1'n;tnrrs'.in :1,.,rs Fl" AID style Of " H.
mr., ~ s Il ;sars m 3!. ~ rs rs
South Natc. etEtut EDWARD =. TUKr1S,
Y. 4. TURIN.
Chicago, JuEe st, 1S61- ttGra51Iw
, 1862-06-07
Aeetl119 of S1uektlolper8.

NOTICF.-T Annual Meeting
~ of the Stockholders ot the Tontcs sud Eeter3
burg Hsry,Ad f.onpsny wi! fr he't 1t D.:i4van, Il
Tkztwen County. OF ~'Kp>n~nAY. Ju1e l1th+ Il
O'Clock +. N. p. 6. GE.EEEH, Pre.ideat
dAb. HEEpAH. StcFEt.f1. UJ7[IA1K
, 1862-06-07
OIL CT @ T HS,

OF these we offer lsrge nn11yallc1 assortment
either as regards Gnalty. stye OF price Eossh and
Ahslf ARDS and two yards wide at p-cce from three
.h'tngs to slk snail!hEs rer ynrt A!s Heavy s9eet
Du Cloths Twelve e1, h.een fest and wentt fur
feet vide at pr1t fo1r to ten shlincs per yard
Also-Iablt Oil Cloa In Patterns and BY the y1td and
fhh In ku4i In
, 1862-06-07

TOpAETNERsHIP-1'hc under
slip nids thr i'ss,e Az! style ii isln.at 'ah rton
ecty lut:..~ x la u, t,kr1 lie sts1s. M 10, Snut
u STIR stret: aid II Dearoa7n-t- r.. HEMPSTEAD,
H. N, Stl!:Tt)S,
je2-15G3lT j.. SMITH.
, 1862-06-07

French Irocatelle, Gstn DeI4Gines, French Printed
Iasr.,gt Perr. Cloth. na.- ask An1 Ao.reE. E1hroi.
aeIrd Laee GaEta:nt, IN par. bs tho gaEa EhFoi
wood p1zsa lit Glt Cnrtaa Ban1s nd Pins Centre
Tasst1F, LGcrs- nrspery Cords Gimp Bands Curtain
Irsn,ines nccss: ~ le CURTAINS "inaoT 81 Adss ia
Gre and tsiue Shade Hollands II al! wh.h. ;ethrr
with Rrsy'e Patent Spring Fxturea Balances FIX urta
sutoarus CLamberlin'e and Pendulum Fixtures Brasl
and bronze Esller Eeds Back Ta:leya Ard Brackets.
The New York herald., 1862-02-24


We need hardly repeat what we have said so
often-that all nearly all Of these articles will
bear much higher rate OF duty than that with
which they are now charged The importation of
guns will fall off presently, as we must be getting
pretty full supply. 1t cannot be supposed, either,
that We shall long continue to import American
cotton from England. Sugar, tea, coffee, lead,
hides, wool and dry goods we shall import, what
ever the duty may be, except in the case of
such varieties of dry goods and such kinds
of lead as can be produced here. The sub.com-
mittee of Congress, of which Mr.. Morrill,, of Yer
mont is chairman, promised to report the tariff
bill many days since, but has not yet done so.
The public interest, and especially the mercantile
interest, is severe sufferer by the delay. Our
exports of specie were not heavy last week. 1t is
more profitable to sell gold in open market here,
at 8 q 3II per cent premium, than to ship it to
Europe against bills at the present price. Still
number of foreign houses continue to ship gold by
direction Of their principals the other side; and,
as we have great deal more specie than we want
in the country, there is no need OF alarm uneas
at the shipments, provided our imports do not
increase too rapidly. Up to the present time our
imports and exports balance each other very
accurately. We are still shipping, and shall con-
tinue to ship large quantities OF food, of various
kinds, to Europe. The following are the Custom
House tables of the trade of the port for the past
wool and sinca Januarv T..
The New York herald., 1862-02-24
Notice to Mariners.

Notice to Mariners.
righvessel Relief lately New Bedford, owed
to Port Royal Sc, and stationed al Mmtin. Industry
driven ashore during the late severe Storm The captain and
crew have arrived at Fortress Monroe.
Spoken, &c.
shin Aurora Chds, iom Liverpool for NYors Feb at9
Ship Belle Wood. Bush, from Liverpool for Nycrk, Febi
att AN OF The sserres ero rvoo M yvor. FL,
T. al PM, on Great 0rmshead.
nss ffsff syesa Liverpool Tor fs0
Ship Geo Bourne Lord from Portland Jan for bucnos
bark Oriental Johnson hence Dec for Hong Kong, Jan
Bark Rchmond Kean from Bahia for Liverpool, Jan Is
Dec ssss seSss' sn a'W's from Bordeaux Tor
Foreign Ports.
ALppoRoueH. Feb i-Sld Wisconsin, scott, Carihagcna
ANcoSA, Jan 2t-Arr Hydra. HERMAN, Cardiff -,
ARRoYo Feb lin port bark Erenng star Of New Haven
for NYork ds; Br brig Peerless for do do' br 'e"r I'
Boom ' .r s &C. " i'S
'fsn Barnfnnsves sD% Ella Virginia. rockc Bamore
BcsDraI FeS ssa Grand Turk Blanchard cArha
soxpAr sIn port ship. Nces from Cal a
I", aspa:s Lamb from adelaide h Agenorla Johnson
from h SnSa cr sSeDo ssDs CSrer s
and Peter NaSwe Marshall foTao = Mwdm wnSss, WeSe ,s
Daniel shsrp C"shns Jacob weservsii Anderson. and
frsts'pSc S Dee ossS r. .Sps Sns Panther esnns Calcutta Jan
Dc? & @ si.Ses css SS s
VII BussSs sS5s Rrnss brig william Mason Gardner
NYork. --,
Cspiz Jan 27-Sd Darcu S,arret, 81 Thomas 30i Walt
"aouTrA, Dec ooA previous Moses Davenport Perciva
n port Jan ship, Daring souscn FOR Boston, With
e wb eaSi & Sass ac bad both been ordered to dcbapee
II IL also repsred that The ships Sarah Newman Ceb for
Boson; Art Union, Tbbetts, for do. and bark Iilic,
knowles fr Nyork proceeding down the river viii be or.
dercd hack for the same purpose.
ClgyFuEcos Fob 6--Nrr bark Ocean Home, narrman'
New York; brirs Vcrsn (rl Drew. do, onward Higgins,
Moncgo Bay 7il4 odnooo Nash, MspnwsiLl ,.a.v.u..
Sid 9th. schg "AcnhenirRa NVnrt' ~" ""ss harinc
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

the simple reason that everybody here
knows the value Of money. The t3OO. 900 900
of gold held in the North costs some one tl4 900
year In loss Of interest II may safely be taken
for granted that, after brief experience of the
boarding plan. the owners of this large amount Of
money will tire of losing interest, and will place
their coin in circulation.
Money has been rather more active lately than
it was week ago. The heavy purchases of stocks
which have been made within the last fortnight
have been. with few exceptions, speculative pur-
chases, effected on margins. Hence the inquiry
for cali loans has been more active than it was,
and lenders have been enabled to secure 6 a per
cent for their money. suitable collateral There
are very few, if any. loans outstanding at five per
cent. Mercantile paper Of good quality continues
very scarce. Very choice names still pass current
at a per cent; but the bulk of the best paper
goes at 7 a s, and large number of very good
names at a 10 a IL. Money in England is worth
1Ha2 per cent. The British capitalists might
just as we'll be making a per cent on their
money were 1t not for the delusions which the tory
organs-H Herald, Times and P0st-have spread
among the people The new French loan will
probably lead to more activity In financial circles
in London.
Foreign exchange closed yesterday on the basis
of ia "A for sterling, and 4.97e1 q sos for
francs-bankers' bills in both instances. The ex-
change market gave way last week, under appre-
tensions with regard to the passage Of the Trea-
sury Note bill. It rallied on Friday, when it
seemed certain that the bill would pass. The
price Of exchange, like that of gold, is sustained
chiefly by speculation. A number of foreigners
some residing here, others abroad, are possessed
with the idea that the passage Of the Treasury
Note bill will amount to q confession of national
bankruptcy. Trading the fears of these classes,
a number of spectators and brokers in exchange
are bidding bills up, and keep the market fuctu-
ating between ia and lis. Drawers who can af-
ford to do SO will probably make money by selling
all the bills they at present rates. and import
ers, whose credit on the other side is good will
probably save money by postponing remittances
until the exchange market becomes more settled
If in the course of the next three months cotton
shipments should be resumed, the supply of bills
would be far in excess of the demand, and ex-
hange would fall rapidly. At present rates Of
gold and bills there is no profit on shipments Of
coin to Europe against bills of exchange drawn
here.
The following table shows the course of the stock
The New York herald., 1862-02-24
S HIPPIN G N e w S.
>~.-c~-~~~~~~~~,ooe~~~,>~y
ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-rHs DAT.
SUN VI MOON RISES morn "a
Sun SsErs............ 10 HIGH WATER. is
Port OF New York, February s3, 1904.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Ship stephen Crowe Lcvcnsaer, Liverpool, Jan H. with
mde Snow Burgess 10Th inst lat ~ 25 lon 6a assed
fore and aft sr abandoned with loss OF bow spr itwa-
and mansa badly torn, hull apparen y good Sondi
uon Qroably Br srhr Mira collision with ship Coum
Toe had very hcavyN and NV gales most OF passage
lest and split sails. 17 "A = y
shg kits simpson, Fox Iaiterss Inlet days. in ballast
10 u VI Simpson X son.
BARK Rosa prus), Minde. Newcastle, 65 days, with mdse,
BarG Niagara (Nor) Lcehorn Dec 81 ST Thomas
Feb 3, w ballast TO Thos Rdgeway x Go.
Setr Ann u. Newton BALTIMORE, s dsys
Batk ~ Mas tol Boston) Pcude,on Matanzass Feb H.
with sugar Ac, 10 master.
Brig Msrsarot Horton (r, OF Windsor, Ns) Reynolds
Havan1 10 days, with copper orc, 20 u Il Dewof
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

Ixrosrs.
For the Wseh 1860 1851 1862
General merchandise. 1928 1876 2ass,3s5 3o79, ,4s2
Total FOR the week SO o4s i2s 4saa ,soa ASST ass
Previously reported. 80 96 OsS 26 5S5 $50 10 $50
Since January s3o 4ia, ,a4 81 ass % ,765 Oa5
EXPORTS PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.
For the week ..... sI,es9,a42 2.27s,9o2 a.s5S.I2s
Previously reported s7sS,34 16,oe6,s67 1884 2,6
Since January $40 os3, 1856 1885 $50 Is iss 4o5
EXPORTS OF srKuE.
For the week. ssSsse, $50 ols liaS.io
Previously reported. l,o34.569 453,71S 5,273,959
Since January . sisa7 5es ess,7al cas- 1903
The banks showed last Monday specie average
of s2s, l4s, which was decrease of only
sS2 5lS from the previous week. As the average
was declining one, it is supposed that further
| decrease will he shown tomorrow; but the money
drawn from the SubTreasury in payment Of the
February interest on the seven-tbrty notes may
have gone in part into bank and this may alter
the result. The banks are strong enough in specie
for all ordinary purposes, and as soon as the
financial policy of the government is settled, and
the public are familiarized with the new Treasury
notes. they will be able to take measures for an
early resumption. We are happy to learn that
several leading institutions have set their faces
| against the insane policy Of lending money on
gold, and so fostering the speculation which has
| been going on in the precious metals OF course
| il is not the business Of the government or the
courts to interfere with any speculations which are
not directly dishonest But II is safe to say that
| no course Of proceeding on the part OF the Wall
| street operators could be more mischievous or
more injurious to the financial interests of the
country than the speculation in gold which sprang
| up some time since, and the least that can
| be expected Of respectable banks is that
| they will not aid or foster it. Gold now
stands at the same fictitious premium which it
commanded week ago, having fallen TX per
| cent during the week and rallied at the close.
Judged by the ordinary laws OF political economy,
the speculation is unsound. The demand for gold
is decidedly less than the supply, and when people
get over their panic about paper currency, there
is no reason why il should command any premium
at all. As compared with Treasury notes, indeed
which are now pretty sure to become the currency
of the country, il is more likely to rule at dis
count than at a premium; for the Treasury notes
will be convertible at par into United States bonds
which, after the peace, will probably command
premium. But Independently OF this consdera.
tion the premium on gold is unwarranted because
there is no demand from any legitimate source for
the precious metal and at least $500 900 600 of IL
must be lying somewhere at the North, drawing
no interest. Denizcns Of foreign countries, unac.
quainted with commercial operations. and stccped
in general ignorance, have more than once Grip.
Piled the banks Of their respective countries by
| boarding large amounts of specie. No such
| difficulty need be apprehcndcd here, for
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

PoarsaL y s"
schr 9 Lanfar Mcclure. Key West 10 days Had very
heavy kE 70 NV gales.
schr Laura Frances. Hudson Ohincoteague. dsyu
Schf 3 Sawyer. Pierson, Geosgetown DC, dsye
schr Q Parker. Parker, Georgetown. DC. & 6days
Sehr Maryland. Cathcart, Baltimore, IL days.
sehr Island Cny. Conklin Baltimore, 4diys
Schr 4 Rogcrs johnson. Deals Island, days
Schr g Ferris, Wooster. MARYLAND, 3 days.
Schr Ocean Wave. Baker. Philadelphia tor Boston.
Schr Nellie d, Studams, Philadelphia for Stamford
Schry Freeman. York, Gloucester 10 days
schr NJ Lane, Booe. Providence, days.
Schr Pennsylvania Iadd. New London. days
Steamer Pelican, Baker, Providence.
SAILED.
From Quaranne-U gunboats Westied. Clifton, jack
son. and forbcs.
Wind during the day e. light; at sunset Sc.
The New York herald., 1862-02-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, Feb. %, 1862.
The impOftations at this port continue to show
steady increase. Last week they were in excess
of the corresponding week last year, the chief
The New York herald., 1862-02-24

MOVEMENTS OF BEAUREGARD.
(FrOm the Memphis Avalanche, Feb. 12.I
General Beauregard is said to be examining how "the
lands ay in person. and preparing for operations
where between Memphis ami Others report him
at Bowling Green, and others still at Nashville.