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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-30
NATHAN GUILE, Proprietor.

THE Stable of the undersigned Is well
IL stocked and IN good running ordsf me paehe
wnA;.,s Csrviaoss md FOOD travelling Horsas shall
aivavs enoeayor 10 keep my stock IN good TIM, "a
worthy the patronage Of the public
Horses and Carriages to let 1t al Hours.
oee and Stable on Warrington So between the Eagie
nv NATHAN CCuk
Lansing, July ssb. 1862 sssV
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-30

These Bitters are put up an quart
bottles, of ,phich the above is a fac-sim-
lie The label is finely engraved, ard
is provided with a Safeguard from
oounterfeiters. Price 81 per bottle, OF
sir for IS.
c. w. Roback, Proprietor, No. 9
East Fourth St, Cincinnati, TO Whon
oil orders should lie addressed
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-07-30

s. d. Newbro, Lansing Gresham Avery Dansville
J. c. Branch stockbridge; X Thayer o., Lansing ;
Jpo A. Issia wiliiamstown, " Champ, OnoDdaga !,
Reed Covert Leslie Peter Lindermzn, Mason VIM
y ri Earle Onondsga g. n. Walker, Okernos and
by Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the
rnim' 37syl
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

Ths seee.a Regiment n. Y. 3. N.

ooionel rompkns. tho commandant of this hne regi-
ncns, who hAs been scme days. leave Of alb
ssnee, On government business e town last evening for
washlnsion- sirong n being mads 10 saecs tho
promOiion of Colonel Tompkins 10 Brsadisr General
ship and many of prominent citizens ccgnizant
az his military abilities using their influence In tho
matter Colonel Ionfkins sprung from the ranks. He
was on Governors Island IN 1881 while lad, when his
father eommanded that post and with him most Of
Ms ms, and was there. AZ early ago. that he nrst
comnenoed The stcdy of military tactics. lie entered
the fomgkEs Cadets a. private IN 1871, under his
father, Who vas then eapiain and seced eorpo
raj the sane year. After this 10 became connected with
the foseers aud other r,gnents of our state Militia
IN 1856 he taT;ed Company q tho Seventy hrst reg
ment, m which orgxnfaton he elected Major, and
subsequently Legt<nani Colonel Hs stands at the
head ~ the Secnnd resmsnt NJ " y ~, which enlisted
for the war, and tho senior Colonel a voluntse
forces fs has bscn active duty since April last and
had co;nmsni o the trcOps Edwagds Ferry his deeds
on that occaAioa elscng coinmeada;ons from General
Baaks and vthsrs
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Failure OF Messrs. O'shca, Bankc.>. OF
Mndrsd. hoa
TUEIR TRADE Am pINln


[Trom the London Herald Getty Article, jar. IL
Considerable excitement produced today In hnan
cal circles by the report that dispatches had boen
ceived with the intelligence Of the soppage ofscsss
Henry O'shoa & Co., tho bankers OF Madrid. A. first
little credence given to tho statemon but subse
quently there appeared strong disposition 20 believe
and on Change was ted that tho fact had
regularly confirmed. Little definite Information
sped with regard debts the prospects u eventual
liquidation. From the known high character and bust
ness position OF the rm soma parties induced TO think
that the difficulties in all probability will bs found q
temporary nature, and may be suInounted Others hoC
ear imagine that from the current Of a.e scsrts IA Ia-
udnd, large losses haze ben made ia at direction. UA
hare seriously affected The esisttnS g ne house II
need scarcely DO added the Circumstance tho
created much surprise the supposed wealth ard
antecedents Of the partners having placed such
tingoncy almost beyond tho bounds Of probability.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY FEB. LAP n
FLorR The markc, was qui,s nrn, thors less active
The demand was chiefly IRON the domssfc trsf~ TIE
transactions embraced 800 900 barss AZ g. ~
&5 s5 for extra state.
WHEAT nrmsr and acsive, and The marisi
closed AZ advance % ic. add for suns graass an
advance of &c. q o.. rsr buEiuol wa clalmBd "a
embraced about 1900 bnfheis
ConS fffn, while sales q ~ ooo brshsls wore
made al 0i &c. 63c. IN store ard dslNe eref.
PonK steady, while sa'es attivs IN uart Coz
future delivery. Tho tsnxacions smhfsrsd 500 bar
rsls Including 100 for sprrg dsvery fl3 sad u,s
remainder IN market az 81 sfls sl2 "a fof ne tsss
and sl2 25 Cor oi, aud - 80 for nev I~ime.
wMsxEY-The msrks, Was heavy AID l9wer, wth saiss
Of SEQ barrels al &C. .5ac.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
PauperIsm I'm the Manufacturing Dis-
trfcts OF Engiamd.

from the london Herald, Jan. g.
The returns made TO the Poor Law Board show large
increase November the number Of paupcIs 10 Oc-
tober, and beyond what the more advance Of season
would account for At the end Of October tho number
in receipt OF relief 583 per cent greater than al the
corresponding period Of $780, bat at tho end o
it $50 per cent greater than in November, 1900
The increase Is general over ths whole kingdom, but
especially remarkable in tho northwestern division (an
cashire and Cheshro, whore the increase the
period 1850 was 1913 cent At the close OF October
but had risen to no less than 20 per cent ut the end d
November. But still that hive OF Industry better on
than the rest OF tho country though its superiority Is
not great as II at the end Of November there
one pauper TO every twenty threo persons In all England
and Wales taken together; in Lancashire and Cheshire,
taken together, only one in every thirty-two.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Fires fn New York.

Fms n PxsKL srSEEr.--Bsiween four and Ave O'Clock
on Friday mornins . nrs broke out oa the second
ncor 81 shs nse story badng No i9l Pearl street Tho
smoke was hrst discovered BY Tho private watehman,
and. On The alarm beng given, the Insurance patrol
watch cpa xackey quickly 40 the premises, and
succeeded with hydrant stream, In keeping the flames
from extending into thu cal store the st noor The
hrs paruILy originated m ash barrel tho passage
way, en- The second foor, nsaF tho hatch The flames
part Of tbs bgiding before the AZ exiingushet
Tho following were the OCCUPANTS First door aud base
ment, oceaplsi by A. q. Ferris, and known ~ the
Carbon Oh oompanyi loss about $4,000; insured
Insurance Comf anics. srcond noor, occupied by
John ~. Moore Co. manufacturers % glassware: loss
about $500 40 insararce. Third and fourth nooFs
sboui = loo fully insured IN tho rresa ard Home In
sufance Comparies fffth nour, occupied by Patrick
walsh, cotton sampler, loss 500 no Insurance. Tho
building Is owned by James N. Weed. is damaged
No. i93-nye story buiding--oocuplcd by Hopkins
Bro, dealers IN glass. s.stok damaged By water about
$500 fully insured Also By weltE yeiter dealers In
sured for 80 coo in the rerhans hanAttan and Royal
Insurance Companies Ths baildlng k owned by the Wolf
eState. II is damaged about $500; fully insured.
No. lSs-occuped by Patrick Murray, dealer In black
s2oo; fully insured.
FIRE East IIorsrox srrxr Abou, seven O'Clock las,
night Gre broke out INA bedroom adjoining tho millinery
fancy goods sore Of Jacob Loeb No 3as EAs, Houston
street. The flames extended into the store and before
tho dre extr guishod shc stock furniture were
damaged 70 Tho extent of about si 900. Insured for
81 900 In ths Brooklyn Insurance Company. The build
ing Is owned by Mr.. Qunxer II s damaged about $50;
said to be insured. Tho hrc, ~ 10 supposed originate
from candle In some way unknown At present One of
r Loebs children was taken out of the back nearly
suticcatcd.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

DIVISION.
interest to tho state itself than to the public at
large. The foregoing report shows that Pennsylvania,
although called tho Quaker stato ready to take Up
in defence Of the country at the nrst CALL
and now has largo body Of in tho field, bolng
presented in almost all the camps throughout the nation
che has troops at Key West, Port Royal, in Virginia
der General Wool in tho Army Of the Potomac under the
Commander nChef and in tho wings Of the samo under
Generals Banks and Dix and they also stretch along tho
Upper Potomac TO General Landers division at Romncy,
and wo further find them with General Burnside and
also with General Buell. in Kentucky. Tho regiments are
numbered from to 49, the FIRST twenty five being three
months men, The troops now in service commence at
No. 20.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
LECTuREs.

TANEs A. xcsAsrER. oF rHE srHEEwAxs sorR.
- pal" snd "fr.uan Apps,i. WI le-.re "a ssn|isy
flftsenth street oposte ths Araeng ii Ma.r H. -
ject "a .ChFstaphrf Coumtus frrfh Lett on Iis Chsr
tie door aud esovherr.
\ ECTvRE-TtlE REV. . ~ wAKrffY Will. ~.
u liver lecture IN so fulyshrl ntr.rt Malhsu 10
MONDAY evening fobruay eemm.nrlns A. ~ oe-k 90
With the church saeJeci-" wasainsisa and iae Uaisn'
Tickets 25c. each.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
PROPOSALS.

CEAIED PROPOSALS ARE INVITED. UNTIL rnE
- 9th day of fetrunry 1874 for furnsLinf FfOIR 10 e
Suhss iance Department. og TIE unltcd siatcs niy
About twelve thousand z00l tnrcs ni o. fs0firef ~
hth grade of four, 20 te telisfcI la A. a.n
at the railroad pr or at the mills wntros
tine between the Jh Ald I5tI o. fthluafV l
Eac, barrel Of Flour TO be Inspected just bsf0rs i l. H.
ccivcd
The Flour must be equal IN quality 70 the saUrcs 10 tc o
tanned at The Capitol bakery AT Washin ton cy, and the bar
rcls o be head iinrd
The customary cath Of allegiance will be required Of csa
contractor
and endorsed 'Proposas"
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

MANUFACTURES OF WOOD IN MASSACHUSETTS, There are
IN Massachusetts sixty eight chair factories brcc
pail and tub factories, twontyeght panofoto FAC
100 carriage and factories 1894 mills and forty
two wooden ware factories, not included the abov
besides 4fs steam and other mills not otherwise cnuno
Rated. The amount Of capital invested Is aboIt
t2,5O0,QG0
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

historical localities Of the East n had been intended
that his Royal Hghnsss should set oat upon thm exped
on towards tho snd Of last year. audi a. hs journeys
In the East can only be performed during he cooler
months Of the year. the Queen has decitsd that the
wishes and arrangements Of the Prince Coasort which
are considered by ths Queen and tho Prince o.
Prince viii necessarily travel In the most private man
N
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
surerrngs oil the Artisans of rrance.

(Paris (Jan. 17) correspondence OF London Times1 .
The Steele newspaper has oponed subscription for the
distressed operatives In Lyons and St. Etienne. In its
address to the public 1t says that the GeoaJle conflict
which is breaking up The american repubic has produced
not only unfortunate political complications, bit 1t has for
the present interrupted foreign commerce. and tn most
portan national industry that Of siu Mcn any
other pasrly affected " The eress roa0 passing in the
Neao World
Tho want Of employment hns reduced vast number
OF families in to distress If not relieved tho
sequences may become more fatal, for aany of them hare
listened 10 proposals TO emgrae 10 foreign countries The
director Of the Steele adds that when he made ac-
quainted with the distress into which 80 many of his
countrynon plunged his FIRST thought whom he
should send his Offering. But the moment his friends
were apprssd OF his intention they their subscrip
Sions to him. and others suggested that general sub
ecription should be opened at the Office Of the iee
the reief Of the unemployed Lyonese The d
rector has adopted that suggestion and he requests any
body who has oven trife to spare for his suffering
countrymen TO send 1t 10 the Office He observes that
this occasion 1t is isolated OF mfor
that to be relieved Tho object is to protect the
greatest industries In France against the coansels Of
ddir, Of ,chic the result toot be to d. ire the skilled
honest ana ldborious opTatiucs TO foreign country The
object is, moreover, tc protect them against advice
which their patriotism rejects and which their present
unfortunate condition could alone induce them accept
Tho director concludes by announcing that the
gubscr ptons received at tho Office Of the Sysc will be
forwarded weekly to the Mayor Of tho city Of Lyons He
adds that time presses, tho distress Is great and the
winter severe.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
The Prince Of Wales Contcm pia tes
Another TOfir.
fFrom the London Times. IAN. ol

IFftm the london Times, Jan. Q.
The Prince OF Wales remains at Osborne with tho oueen
until After the arrival OF his brother Prince Alfred who
expsctcd In England In tho course OF The present
viii carry out the pah aid down for him in complst,en
or his eiuca, IN by tho Queen and his deeply ancn.ed
ssther OF making tour Ia tbe oy Land and the other
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
Austria Preparing for War.


The Vienna journals OF the 10th OF January give tho
following the text of tho alocuon addressed by the
Emperor Francis Joseph to the officers at the review
che troops AT veronaThc bearing and no appearance
a the has caused the lively satisG
and express to you, gentlemen, my gratitude. Con-
tnue To maintain among your battaons the spirit
~ well as discipline which has always prevailed my
army Serious struggles a.oa1 rs, and no say
cohen they may take place. Prepare the troops for them
In order that may be able support them properly
with Gods aid. reckon on you.
When the Emperor had terminated, General Be-
nedeS advanced and spoke as follows:-Wil your
Majesty permit me to break tho siionce prescribed
By the regulations, to express tho sentiments
which animate all-every man in the army as
we'll as mysef-towards you and your august house.
FREQ from all preudces Of nationality, birth religion
We desire, all OF TO the last soldier to see Austria
grand free, powerful and dreaded, under the glorious
dynasty Of your Majesty. Without fearing fatigue or
danger will shed the last drop Of blood to
70 your Majesty Austria powerful and grand and
defend our country May the Almighty watch over you,
over your august Consort and your and render
happy That Is most ardent WISH Let your Majesty
hero receive the SOLEMN oath Of tho army which repeat
IN the Of my soldiers to commander in chief
Without distinction OF nationality, BIRTH religion
wish to devote lives to YOUR Majesty, and IL fail
70 die with homer But determined TO conquer.
Thus may God be on Our side Long live tho Emperor
Auetria.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
PINE ARTS.

DHoToGRAPHfc ART GALLERY,
l. All brosdv ay corner " Lisp uari street
CARD POttTRAIrS, hcsuifuly naisAC four ff a.. ous
dozen, o. Photographs copied srom dssusneO:yPcs sa
larged and painted.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
War Munitions From London Seized at
Cherbourg.
(Cherbourg (Jan y correspondence Of Gagnanis Mes

Senger.i
ministerial order arrived last night from Paris di-
Yeetng the authorities to take possession of the brig
Emmanuel dHelly, Captain Tagolin, last from London
and bound to In Concepcion yer Of Uruguay The brig
entered the port on tho I'd, and the captain, who is
Frcnchman, had papers to show. The crew. consist
ing Of ten men, Engishmen, Spaniards and Of color
and also n,ne passengers all Of cs resolute appear
ance no. allowed to leave the chip. 1t would be
less to repeat all tho stories In circulation about this
sell but tho most probable explanation of tho matter s
that she is laden with munitions and contraband Of
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

mills going at their present rate I'LL next August;
but we do not then get the American crop Of 1861 we
shou Be IN sad strait Even there is wide extent
Of suffering, which our French contemporaries intimate
that the press rather shy of noticing What with mills
entirely closed, or working only three or four days
week, or for short hours, the oonsnnptson ma, fallen f
dnrtion Of labor falls rather the coarser fabrics,
yet conclude that employment has diminished in
nearly eqaJ ratio But the chief proof OF this dimnuton
declining railway traffic. Is now, what will 1t be
towards close of this year, that is supposing the
autumn finds the Northern and Southern States still
engaged In internecinc hostites?
Whether in the event Of early peace, the prices
will remain high In consequence OF tho difficulties
and Of tho cultivation in America and what effect
those high prices will have upon trade and manufacture
questions not to be solved In day. In the first place.
there is the eristing accumulation, hch taud reach as
very speedily through all e scxe fleets, coked channels and
broken up railways IN the tcord. Such material imped
mcnts are soon removed or avoided. with tho Efforts
made elsewhere 10 meet the apprehended scarcity the
sudden liberation Of the whole cotton crop IN America
would hardly fail to produce great downaii OF prices.
casting eye. viii the OF the cotton crop be
indeed diminished by thesu Distraction OF several
States? viii negro labor be less abundant Or avail
abea Will the increased costs and difficult
ties weight tho Southern planter in tho compc-
ton so that no will longer distance the Hindoo2
Thee questions Of that sort to which time oftoA
tho duration final Of tho American conflict are
far too uncertain TO leave ground for practical cacula
tons. If the Americans wise they will invoke media
ton morrow but wisdom would have prompted that
year ago, and not likely to be better listened
to now when both sides have such aterng prospects of
SUCCESS. Insolvency might BRING things 10 stand STILL
but unEor trnatey armies can exist, make long marches
and win battles without dollar il the military chest and
civil support itself easily any other. The
has not smphcd its operations laoy so 1t certain
ly premature to oree the supply and cost of cotton
next autumn. 1t remains speculation, and both tho
Hndoo cotton grower and the British cotton spinner
pst i,sue in cotton at their risk and discresion.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
THE DRy GOODS TRADE.


The following comparative statement of The imports
o. foreign dry goods tho po Of Ssw Yok Cor ths week
ending January 20, and since Januaryi-
Fn,srcd sl The port -. ts0s.a7I siooiss ,ss,ssi
Thrown 90 msrks'... S.sss,iss s,os4,'cs eo4,ses
Entered si the port, si 10 ccs 10 sss ssr 2eeS
Thrown MARKET. .ool oss s,ssl,sss 3,sssoso
Though the entries Of dfy goods this port were be.
raj ts past week, they much less In than
for the period IN the two previous years The az
gresates since the ls Of January also show material
Consumption, manufactures Of weollens amounted 20
ssal OF; cotton DO sea "a sII si sss Gsx seS o2'
The shlPmenis Of c0,,on piece goods were light and
chiefly 10 Brazil.
ElroErs or pouSrlcs roa n. wEn rspNe, Jan 90 Iss2
Balcs.
Brazil. ............."............t2f ,f2o les
New Orsnada. da...-..-..............-.. 100
Mexico. ........................... t,sll %
Danish West Indies. ss5 %
Total. l............................ ,bsI 2j0
Previously reportsn... las
since sanr.ry .os
The spring trade has not opened, and the bus ness
done during The week has been light Tho
and tho delays IA Congress regarding The currency aod
questions tended 10 depres and a. rcsrd
with apparent nrrnness, while The faies making
quite limited. No1kn goods were also Inactive, and
prices unchanged. Foreign goods also quiet I'm.
portcrs we're unwilling sciie.s except Coz cash The
three days have al brought iarge careosi q fsFelgn
goods probably sent here 20 s1ne extent realize &c
The relief of producers the other side who're much s
ferng said 10 prevail IN certain Manufacturing csrtfs
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
ExrEFssEs.

A nugNHAMs FtENl4UNE EXPErss ANn PACK.
"a. g .ststhst acut "a si svtnh sirc q o. rlwcsii
filia a. zl afaIGra t.1l stuiA fNuNu bIsed ani
3D. IlH o. fN rfris n ~ W.iil. NI.nrl w.. tor
reto ing 4a.apre o a4a tfon he touary. turiliufe
sUINi.
fNiE NORRIS Exrnlse. :, BROAD STREET.. IA
Il hinfei | Ply .'HE 20 I..', iN.ua. & 81 .at \
lrrfrf HHIa har'lf 80 ilfl..le NfsaHH iI rnt
al te lat tHus frifUat.. -aftc every iutspy
and fIday. Orders soisici lshestrclegvn.es Eiven.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY, Feb, lie p. NJ.
Money remains about as IL was yesterday. Oail
loans range from to Q per cent.
Foreign exchange closed dull at lis x Tor
bankers bills on London.
There was quite panic In the stock market this
morning, based on the fears Of European intervsn-
tion. There were no sales Of governments; but
oil the leading speculative shares fell o consders
bly,. Mssouris declined z, Pacific Mail l,., New
York Central "a, Erie l. Erie preferred sh., Hud.
son "a, Reading !, Michigan Central az, Michigan
Southern l, guaranteed TX, Panama ~, Illinois
Central q, Galena TX, Toledo l,.. Rock Island
~, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy u. After
the first board slight rally took place. The
opinion was expressed that there was, in reality,
no foundation for the rumors Of foreign interven.
tion except the idle utterance Of London papcrs,
which, as the Trent negotiation shows, ere By no
means in the confidence Of any foreign govern
ment. The second board opened with more frmness;
but the pressure Of stock for sale was In excess Of
the demand, and prices fell on again. In the course
Of day or two, or perhaps on Monday, the reduced
quotations pretty sure to bring in new buyers,
and the bulls will have their turn again. The fol-
lowing were tho closing quotations to-day:-United
States 6's, registered, 1881, SIX s7s<; do. ss,
coupon, 1881, $50 ss1I; do. 6's. coupon, 1874,
IS q 70; Virginia 0s, so 50; Tennessee s's. l3 q
431S; North Carolina 6's, 6ls 81; Missouri e's, a
q Al; Pacific Mail, s7T a 9s; New York Central,
s2ss s274; Eric, s31 ss1IS; do. preferred 5a1.
54s4; Hudson River, 81 s7I; Harlem, IL q l2l.;
do. preferred, 291a 80; Reading, 40 4ol.; Mich.
gan Central, 4s1I 4s1Il; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana, 2os4 q 2lA4; do. guaranteed,
4O1s 4O1I; Panama, ll214a lis; Illinois Cen.
trail, GO a COZ; Galena and Chicago, 651l ee;
Cleveland and. Toledo, 4OH 4Oss; Chicago and
Rock Island, 52s4 q 525s; Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy, 6l 6lA.
The New York herald., 1862-02-02

to-day
Total receipts. sso2 asS q
Payments, including redeemed ep. notes 6sesS2 Is
Balance. ,2l4lsv ~
The City of New York, for Europe, to-day took
out only $l05 ,264 in specie.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SO, 1884 4s7 SO, and the balances are
s., ,O24, ,666 6s. The exchanges for the week end
ing to-day were s93, 3,7s1 ,620 03, being daily ave.
rage of SIS 63l 1888 IT, against SIC 666 800 81 for
the week ending on Saturday last.
The transfer books of the New York Central
Railroad Company closed at the close Of business
to-day for the February dividend.
The Beekman Fire Insurance Company has dc
clared dividend of per cent, payable on de-
mand; the Manhattan Company, dividend OF
per cent, payable on tho 10th instant; the Long
Island Bank of Brooklyn, dividend Of per cent,
payable on demand.
The directors of the Bank Of the Republic, in
view of the unsettled state of affairs, have resolved
to pass their usual half yearly dividend.
The London Economist of January Is says:-
meeting of the holders Of tho bonds OF tho city Of
Hamilton Canada West, took place Tuesday
slider the be pursued in the default Of the pay
men tho coupon duo the 1st inst IL appears that
letter has been written behalf Of tho corporation,
stating that tho engagements OF city are large that
in order to pay the dividend IL would be necessary TO
levy rate Of los. Cd in tho pound, which would have
tho effect Of depopuatng and running the place. II II
therefore proposed that in the event of the city not OBJ
tanning assistance from tho Canadian Legislature the
bondholders should receive much lower rate, which
would also enable tho authorities to provide sinking
fund After considerable discussion resolutions were
passed expressing the astonhrnent aud ignaon OF
tho meeting ut tho proposition Of tho corporation,
nouncng that evory measure in their power win be
taken by tho bondholders 10 their legal rights
and appointing a committee 10 represent The general
body.