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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05

THE FINANCES NORTH AND SouTH
Within seven mouths the people of the
North have purchased at par over $780,
100000 of six per cent bonds. For the
last two hundrad days the rate has been
about Ssl 100000 day. Over Sl6,-
000, 600 were sold on Saturday last, and
over 1886, ,0e0.h00 were disposed of during
last week. These operations are proba-
bly, without a parallel in history, and they
Eshow that capitalists believe in the United
States of America.
# On the other hand, the rebel secretary
rs grinding out currency day and night
(which is said to be worth eight cents TO
the dollar now, and is e1eected to be worth
one cent Ga copperhead) in 1864. As for
confederate bonds, the people will not
take them at any price, even in exchange
for the 'eurrency.n All this tends TO
show that besides being probably son,e-
what short" they have not the greatest
faith in the Confederate States of Amer
lea. To borrow simile from the South.
the longest pole knocks off the persim-
nons," and, deo uolente, the longest purse
Will win the day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05

The News OF VALLAEDIGHAM's De-
FERT IN Braces ARMY. The Chatta-
nooga correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Commercial says:
The news of Vallandigham's defeat.
when announced to the Ohio troops caus
ed a good deal Of genuine hearty cheering,
such as have heard after the reading Of
an official dispatch on dress parade pro-
claiming signal victory for our troops.
The noise attracted the attention of the
rebel pickets on our front, and many of
them inquired what it ali meant. The fol-
lowing conversation on the subject took
place in front Of Fort Wood:
Rebel-' Say, Yank, what's all that
noise about?'
Union-' The boys are cheering for
Brough's election. Vallandigham ii is
whipped
Rebel-s How do you know Vallandip-
ham amt elected 2 Your telegral his cut,
amt p
Uaion--'I don't know about that.
Rosey says Brough's elected
Rebel-sRosey's liar, / guess. But is
Brough elected, honest?'
Uaioa--' Yes he is, honest 2
Rebel (vociferously )--Oficer Of the
guard, No. 6p
The officer Of the guard made his ap-
pearance very shortly, and asked what
was wanted. The rebel picket replied:
Brough's elected, and Vallandigham
whipped out of sight. You'd better send
word to Gen. Bragg. The pickets were
told to find out how the election went, if
they could, and send word to headquar-
ters.n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05

GEN. BUTLER. 1t is stated that Maj
'en. Butler has been assigned to the COM
mand Of the Eighteenth army corps, de
partment of Virginia and North Carolina,
In place of Gen Foster, who is ordered to
report to the Adjutant General. Circum-
stances indicate that General Foster will
nave command Of the deuses Of Wash
ington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05

The Richmond Examiner of October
q, gives the following incident to illus
trate the anxiety displayed there to get
hold OF greenbacks: |" One day last week
a guard at one of the Yankee prisons had
efiected an exchange, when he was detect
ed by one OF his officers. In order to save
himself from detection, and his money
from confiscation, he attempted to swallow
the notes. They stuck in his gullet, and
It took two strong men to choke them out
Of HIM, though he was in imminent danger
Of choking to death.n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05

WHAT THE SOLDIERS SAY. A friend
OF ours received a letter to-day from sell
der In Co. 6, One Hundred and Twenty
NTH regiment, in which the boy directed
hlm to draw some money from the bank
ana give 1t to his parents, and said:
There is to be an election in Trov
November Sd. Tell father to vote the
Republican and Union ticket, and SO help
us down here.n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05

VALLANDIGHAM PHILOSOPHY. A pri-
yate letter from Detroit, re seived IN Chi
esgo, contains the following extract, which
is printed In the Journal of the latter CITY:
'"Valaandlgham is terribly cast down by
the result in Ohio. He is fast putting an
enemy Ia bis mouth to steal away his
brains.D
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05

-Deserters from Lees army represent
that his troops were never before go
plnched for supplies Of all kinds. IF
these accounts be true, his army must be
nearly starved. They further state that
ten. A. ?. Hill is now in Richmond n
disgrace, for failing to capture Neade's
supply trains during the late raid.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05

Prof. Lowe, who was aeronaut to the
armv OF the Potomac until after the battle
ol Cnanceliorsville, has been again sum-
moned to Washington.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05
Poultney, VT, Oct. q, 1863.

Vermont farmer sent to an orphan asylum
for boy that was smart, active, brave,
tractable, prompt, industrious, clean,
plous, intelligent, good looking, reserved
and modest. The superintendent replied
that their boys were all human, though
they were orphans, and referred him to
the New Jerusalem If he wanted to get
his order filled.
INSPECTOR OF FINANCE. On the re-
moval from the state of Charles w. Brad :
bury of Vergennes, Inspector of Finance,
Gov. Holbrook appointed Dugald Stew
art Of Middlebnry to fill the vacancy
He is now at Montpelier attending to the
laborlous and important duties Of his
Office.
CATTLE SPECULATION. Mr.. Burrows.
the Representative from Vernon, during
the first week Of the session, purchased in
the streets of Montpelier drove of year
lings. He recently sold them at an ad-
vance of $2l5.
INDEBTED. We are Indebted to Hon
=. r. Walton for copy Of the official
Army Register for 1868.
SUPREME CoURr. The general term
Of the Supreme Court commenced At
Montpelier, yesterday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-11-05
rIAND. VT. THURSDAY MORNING NOVEMBER s. 1868.

With an inexpensive and yet efficient school
system, and with an ability to defray with little
sacrifice all necessary expenditures, Vermont
ought not to be behind any of her sisters in the
duration of her schools.
The expense Of the schools has been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
SIIrRpAY. Anil 25--P. y

olILhDAI, pTIi ~O--f. N
There was an immense and well distrbu ed bdsi-
ness done at the Stock Board this morn' &, with an
irregular msket generally heavy on Eastern shares,
but buoyant for Western descriptions. The com.
mission honues had large orders, and new and
strong bull movement appeared 10 DO inausurated.
Toledo was the mott buoyan. stock, advancing Y
cent. North.W estem improved cent Galena
&c. For Governments there was better de-.
mand at very full prices. Al the O'Clock Board the
msrke. was very strong, Minnesota Maing selling
at 100 Bu,ks County, u; Quicksilver, 50; Eric,
81 Pacific Mail, 1881; Gaens, 9Ji; North-W esten,
2JI, &c. At the Second Board the market continued
active and strong; outstanding argeamuuut
Of resizatous the market took freely all the stocks
offered aud showed generally further advance.
The beans were quiet, being satisfied that they
could get better rates next week for their options.
The largest demand was for Cleveland and Pitts-
burg which has of late attracted the attention Of
operators and there bave been very heavy purchases
of the stock One broker representing large party
buying both for investment and speculation has
taken most Of the stock offered on the market, in
Guiding 900 shares this afternoon. The reason Of
these heavy purchases ia the great value OF the ar
TaDgement Tor eUOSkHlB rocelptb VITA Tue tOrt
Wayne Road. The latter road will probably earn
this year upward of $500 900, Of which tho Glove.
land aud Pittsburgh has &c y cent. The traffic of the
For Wayne is so orhy that il is believed that
Cleveland aud Pittsburgh will be-, ere long, dyi-
deud paying stock, beside heavy surplus 10 retire
the bonds Mort w estern, with large transactions,
advanced y cent. Fort Wayne was also y
cent better; Harlem improved u y cent? Hudson
River, 4 v cent; Erie, v cent, 60 Toledo did
not quite sustain the highest point touched. Gov
ernments were firm, but not active for bonds. Debt
Certificates were in good demand and firm. AT
the o'clock call the market was generally firm.
li,isburg showed n further advance of / p cent;
Hudson River improved cent; Michigan Sonih.
ern v cent; Pacific Mail was 1881, a.. AZ the
eloso the market steady at: U. S. 6s 1891 Regis
tered, IOl 1906; U. S. Is, 1881 Coupons 1860 1861
L. 5. Treasury Notes, $40, April And October,
lej, iO5ii U. s. lyear Cetideates ID, Old l0ls Ia
Itt2 Missouri State rs, 81 81; American Gold, 1881
a 1854; Pacific Mail Steamship Cornpsny, 1891 a
1881; New-YOrk Central Railroad, ll6t3l l6l; Erie
Railway, 81 6sili Erie Railway, Preferred. 9sj
a 100; Hudson River Railroad, ll4i Sil4l Harlem
Railroad, Coz C9. Harlem Railroad, Preferred, 30;
'Quie.,ysr sold .. high as 81 runor OF prooss'
/ e.,,rrar,i.s wien he BafrOS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27

aud Holr.
CONVICTION OF I0SArz RADsKY FOR TIE NCRDra
OF sIGIsEUsD TRLLEER, THE DrAAoSD ME-
CHANT.
The Cour. opened ct 81 o'clock this mornoz.
when Judge Brown charged the jury, who retired
abou. IL o'clock to consider their verdict.
They returned in about fifteen minutes thereafter
with verdict Of guilty of murder in the first Dc.
gree.
The prisoner confidently anticipated an scquit.sl.
lie had, during the week paid tie strctsS! attention.
10 the evidence as given by the witnesses and to the
remarks Of counsel on both sides, bat seldom exbib-
led any uueesiuess. When the verdict ren-
dered be maintained the same deneanor that he did
during the week, but after his removal 10 q neigh
boring room and in the pressuce of his wife, 30
could maintain lis composure no longer, ard ssnk
upon the floor 10 a fandog ft, which was succeeded
By the moot dreadful commissions. During The in
teryals of bis parOxysms he would exclsin: Oh,
nv God. how can stand this 7" My heart viii
break" and similar expressions, indicating intense
agony Of mind. He finally became senseessi bis
limbs grew rigid in which state be was conveyed To
a carriage and tasen to jail. The prisoner viii not
be brough. up for sentence until the June tern-
Meantime an Effort will be made to Get aside The
verdict.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
Gopariufrsblp hotises.

Disastrous FIRE IN First AyESuK-DAsAox
lg5 C0-OD Saturday evening about o'clock nfe broke
out 10 the soap and ospds factory Of Allan Hay Co., f''
which resulted in the speedy aud total distraction oil
The x tbr.e9ry buidiHgs from No 30 30 No ~ Inclusive
Tho dansss to the stock amounted TO to msehipsTy
RIs COOS 10 the bulldogs $4,000. Insured for $1,000 IL
N. Merohsnts' Pacific suyyesont, Relief CommsicS'
Commonwealth. PkenI, Brooklyn. Atlantic, Ameresn JET
s,y Cry American EIcbsbgs Rntsrr. Importers ana isa
err 81 Mark'. Citizens. and Bowsry Insurance Cos
The dwelling house No. 81 occupied by L. T. ha"hn''
YVES also totally destroyed. Damage Sl.cO
Tho roar end Of the slaughter house No. @ Third street
Owned BY Stephsu Weeks. was damaged tlcl
Tho .nemoLt houses the opposite sid' ~ the "snar
wei. n constant peril during the ire Tire e@oioes
In flames sewers, iues bot three streams were kept gong Oh
the building BY g. No. 81 and No. ~ stesisnsne 'Aen
prevented my further disaster.
The fcory Ia which the fro originated has usually Oeeo
worked day aud night except on SATURDAY hs"'''
and tho ire occurred during the interval pe'"'e"
the woriuen Issyne and tho wsichnsn taxing chs'so
Of the bulldog and thsre he keps IA the pssn''
is. ,,eep, The, undsr the boiler The melting wa aon' bj
steam. The boilsins belonged to Allan Hay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
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aiaraets-CAREyrILr itEYoErEp FOR IHs Wy TRjsusS.
SArUkDAr. spfl 70, 1893.
ASHES remain steady with small sales Of Pos Ut % -
Pearl. dull snd nominal.
corr ON-rnss has been very fair demand today. prin
ally son Manufacturers aud tbs market at the close is
fou u shout 90 6aes basis 81 toe Tor MID,
Jiug There b5s bsen inquiry for ioelsn AAss snd
". note s.lss Of about 900 oalss suiais 81 34aS~c.
COfFEETHe ma act 10 devoid Of activity and "ehare DO
ardsd 10 jay folOw,i 10000 ID Green Rio,
10 bS a, sS2 v lON 10 rs soO n do do DO At 4 . IL
n rs'.sI do. bol. at go - oo 70: I5sooo n do do
Ia sack, Sa 10 y 100 H. ard SOoOO ID do roasted and
sgIoIiN AID MEAI-Tne usrket Tor Western and State
oar i. ay sctys AID ehsuga the receipts are rseE the
os Ice arc DC y bbl bigssE The supply OF sound IL
very ,ht however and tina wanted or the local end
2aseIu adr The better qn,iiss ara hn and IN isr re-
s state ssI ss,srn; so 1880 D for Extra stats
~ Is Tor Fancy do 50 egd 81 Is for the 10" grades Of
"a IS for Ir,do brand, DO, AID 81 2SaSs IS for ST.
Lo 4. Exrs Censdn Flour Ia fif Tegae'e " Tmet
ae o. W. S oS t 80 sSs .sd Family EI. soatns1n
Flour 10 VA moderate reques,, but prices are without ssen
eusnse sass Of $50 ob a. sss ~ si co. p'Sl,
AVA IA steady and in limited dcmsnd sales o. ~ DOS AZ
- a. Corn Meal hrneI and an haea .eaJS S
SS Is Tho contract for Com Meal va awarded
TO day follows; Loo bbiS hn-dIed, ~ WV No.
| FlsH-Dry Cod seare- ana hrm safes Q. 800 gu,
s. Geoiss B'nk at - - 20 is , 1 sh
shore At SIs IS oT No 80 Is ioE No. = add IS ior No. q
600 do Bay a, so 50 fsE Nc J. ana w. . iSs hS.I "
5.en made II 80 for large No. 81 90 do Eesport hadia
no. .. ~ I5 80 DO. Pcsied heninf op private teLm.
80, NssIaels a 81 and ~ DO Tod aud Scale f3d
o. for the 4te snd % ga 81 sIs TO- the former Boz
u.,ra ooa uDAnd ~ ac- Tor No. ana 80 tot scaled
LEI1lSai.s nj auction Of 800 boxes iessna Oranges
~ asa % AID 100 do. Lemons At ~ s. cash. The Gov
rr,sn, has taken by contract tho olowrN s0OoV DTiec
Appc, |Sss Vc nj 'eoV' 10 DO At % ~ sns 80 S
| ~ do. II so -
| CRAIN-The Wheat market 10 sil poorly supplied al,
Nth a gte inquiry and further advance ia gold
price. quito tsI choice ALaber the
die s.I.s 100 onsl Amber Jersey ri 81 IlUxl ~; 81
do Mkite Michigan ~ FL eSi b 40. Common Mkais Usn
ps.re Ut u.s. Ed 1900 do. Spug snd Winter prvAt
terms Barley and Barley Mat are dull and prices noninsl
tho Oahs are IN better supply and slightly lows
but sosVs sSlas OF SO o bls Stats al &c. sl Jerss
ct 8td6So. csusaysn aud Nssern Psud ado6se Rye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
ginanrinl.
ALBERT Il. SIcOLAy, Aucil3ne'r. o>,n
.hp GALE of STOCKS AMI B)ND

ALBERT II. NiCOLAfs N"Vils"e''' nnNrnG
7,TGULAR SALE Of STOCKS AM BCNlIo:
IL -ALBERC Ii. NICOLAi viii s'i 10 Ex
TJ,pdayl Aurl %. at a. oc.5cs. a, IL" Ne'c' go
N nee S.lss IN. Ho III BIoa wty % ei' -, Co 100
<22SN. Y. Mat Scrip. a,j SIS -ri' ssn 1871
~ SON Mn. Scrip. ....l2'- h-"'y Fi.sti,ap DIV
gS0 Ut Western &C ip..l5S :" ~ = - ',.... lJN
200 Orit nt hut. Scir. .lo3oi ~ link. 20
% shis ICsc q AT. Itf.. iUi : ~. a,,T1
lFoi secoau OF .Lrs Ansr Col Co.. -
k7sS Ct Western Scup..l5sb 'H tsr,rerce -. 10
90 slf' NerIgont copper IN me de TX ES.... 81
Co.................,': !. 81. iocrrs lus Go. -
80 shrs Imp IiS. lbs M, iCs.is Ory,eIs Bank. 81
10 snrs Howard l. 60. 49,.
$4,000. ) so Iie''tr i' 'H % IN II BoDds
. r OO0 PooTis sno OqiaSSa - =" Il , 81 Po- Is
O0nk y AMI n. a. b"' IT, "a Re,:D rs .xerv
81 Hs;nh, a. o'c ~ ihr Nerc'Ianis
MONDAY ara inO' NJ I'M BioadNsy, VII 81 adye p,en
E4chsugs SIesioonL 70, - - nv ,e,r, past
il n buy. s9a i ' M ii Cove ' en. Sa Ss lo5
arc boNoP - exclusively 90 CJGGi's,on 800, ,,,o
Sssn % 1870 srd BONDS sso l'StbAECE SCNiI
bought aud soid Of Pli,a' '"'' -
I'D div lends eolse'eu' Ar-rpr II NrCOvkY
STOCK Aus1onee AVID Broker No % NihaT-N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
GTNCY of TIE NATIONAL give
n TWENTY YEAs1 LOAN.
OFFICE OF LIyERxolE. CrvUys L G..


no. Is Wallet. N-"' No'k)
y axe this means OF answering th3 pune ods inquiries
add Of "a r,sPeetlss the > fNe.l"e.ty Loan ior "Ic1
es st 81 eg-uts. -,
"a bonds bear six psr cent in-res payable 'eniau'
,nI 10 Geld on the dts Of Nlpy and 'ha at OF Noy-iner
Hive Twenty years rui bat reius redeemsbs e. IN:
,are OF the Government sst I've yeas are desns1ed
ifYs.tWenties a.. -.
sr, issued both in Co1con rud Re li'efed Bcnds me
f1arl IN deuoniuatirns cf oD ~ - 10 vs. VIC 's'"
u %, lOcs, 5OOs I,O+0. s0"s md ioO"L - .-....
Ihs Coupon Benas b We coupon, ct tched isr '"e'''
Tesis and are Iayabe and 'rtHsf-f4Oe - o"tltI l.
The Nssit.eTed issoeJ !n the uam' OF INC 80
(ehose M e and residence 5ecofdn1 OF the hoNs :.
freasurg Drpsrreut ~ Na.l tom ana h'e 'hS ttuu
able by sVnGture or power q AGO tey be' ~ 4
Cevenmert ofcs The Iitefef V oo'iseita ~ tlo ,sle
a,.nrer a. the Srb.Tresury nearest the owner
10th Pripei, al AID Interest are Iaysos IN O0c' - 0
vid d by act of Congress . , n. ~ O.. ,,,.,,
,s,, Nv cit, town county sac; si tH9 irco2A as-
Iiv,S ,ba-.fron; il suhecf Only 20 ons-a OF tue u
a, l,i.l gpog incomes rived lrc etief sou ces
Tba privilege conversion It Af VA cess o. we Nis
Of july 1905 ., --- ~. ... ~. 4, ;...-..4
a c ency-ipsrest co'Dencg te the pafc's'H upon De-
rost Of ths money Hraee hrss Coupon i1i"g ode
5.iu. p.d with tho date II the i'sur ~ the EoHd WIN
L. sc,sYL in.tsad OF rsv FER cent IAs tho saecesanS
snef. .-,. q, -. IA
.r ~ uis o, Otherwise sccon'n inicf by crt On New
oYi or crrront funds vii lie 1fomph, iesp'ndst TO-
LINEEMOh.-. Claws Co. bHL"eiA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27

A Botp THlEY.-On Saturday James shsnh9n
.ii., s,.prv ,n1ch-d the hand OF Mics hgnrs r.
Jonr, ro,jins No. wosi rieenih street =. sue " a.
n..,ing n rosdway purse containing go and ran
J,r,S Ndey OF tho fifteenth Itocinct gave ne tn'ei
oa.e and Az a.ird hui ony go of the stolen m",y %
T.ooy.rrA Tue ka,suce hsa been thrown sway 1hs &c
on..d ~. tksu bs.oTt Jstioe kny tue J.h,en Mass
Polio. Court and committed ia doanii Of Sl'o 1s " an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27

AprtL Is 1880 3D.. Flour, 900 bags. Com Mssk
sse bos Whky $500 bush Oats, $500 do Rye. 1900 DO.
Corn 100 do. Wheat 10 pkss Ptoyisons 80 pkgf 70
trOleum, 10 Psks- Batter, SO pCs+ Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
Give stock on che n. ". and Eric Railroad

SATURDAY. April 2Sstock transported last wees-ll1 es
Cstts 20 "a Ho.s Sheep ard Horses Totat
,ocs Lave Stock hauled By StocA Express cnna
week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27

The only change in money is the increased supply
olodng. Notwithstanding the large amount aO'
sorbed by the Sub Treasury, institutions aud capital
lists are pressing money upon borrowers at low
rates. Leading Louses obtain al they want at a.
y cent, on call. In gl-edgcd paper, tue trsnsac-
tons are moderate in consequence OF the small sup
ply offering, ct 5S6 p cent.
Tie exchanges at the Clearing House, thi' morn
ing, were Sll, l66375 q. The c eMauceS for the
week ending to-day were 3,lN,1oI 3--au
average Of $40, 100 ., as 1t Si3,2S6, lGo 81
iast week.
The Mechanics Banking : ,ciatc has declsred
4 dividend Of = per cent, Fl to- rnmen: tax,
payable on tie let Of May.
We have reason 10 know t since Mr.. Chase has
been in the city be Las declined an offer for one
hundred millions of bonds from continental capital
ist., Fayul &c ia gold.
TIE North Star brings $3.50, goo in gold from Cali.
orus.
The Harlem Railroad Company viii pay interest
on First Mortgage Bouds, due Isl proxmo, ut corner
Twenty-s!xth street ard Fourth avenue.
The imports a. New-YoTk for the week ending
April - compare 40 follows with those Of the past
q rec weeks:
,yoos anains Aprl II .AP.n 10. April .. Anil
Dry Geei'.. - ,9ts9 sliy9 TO tssi62. s2e.s:s.
To..l..-..s4sX.oia s3.ssse9s sa7l8.77I ss7sOSos
During Iast week $1,000 nekle cents were coined
al the L. S. Mint
Messrs James THOR and Alexander G.. Wood have
formed partnership at No. Broad street, in the
brokerage business in Stocks, Exchange, bull
lion, &c.
A National Bank with COO capital has been
organized at Detroit.
TIE folio vipg blanks have been prepared At
Washington for the Of parties wishing to estab-
lisa banks under Mr. Chase's set:
We who's. names us specified 10 scs fourth ofihi. Ger
III, ate have associated ourselves tof tie pGrpose OF an.Ae
IN tbs busrs. u B.nKus under the SCI entitled an ael
teyoviie National Currency secured by pledge Of ned
,i,n iIioieof" sppfsvs& FeoruAry a.. 1873.
Frus Tue nnd lite tHis Association ihsl be the
- "a - NatioEai hsnsus Asoei4ton OF -.
S.oad: he sad Association shah be l0e.tel in the
Of -, County Of - aud STATE Of -, where iti
syeral.oS. u Discount drPo.ii oNr,d Oh.
nod The capital stock OF 'sii A"oss'ioa shall be -
sEG. Of oAe hundred lol.s each
gS A. TIE ,sc-uce OF cash Of the sharshold
ere Of a, Asoci4on, with Tie Of shares held by
''''' Nam ,,.''' Rs.idsnco. No. Ofsharss.
. Ft0il said Auociah. n shall tho - day
-A. Th, Ceraets Is made In order sbs. may avail
Ourselves o. n s ., 'ts re, aoreslia sS 10
state Of -. County VI -. ss-OI THIS the - day
"a o 1916 personally came before nle -,
executed ihs ~iaa in'amsns for the purposes 'h'reu
"a E'ioned.
I'D The blank. will be allied so as to show che numerical
orrr IL the organization and tire ocsityi for example
The 4u' National Bsnkns Association If ProvLLssoe
IA,4e i.Lasd"
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coUar OF GENERAL sESSIoNs-AgnIL 2s.-BsssrS
Recorder HoyFyAN.


The Recorder passed sentence upon scyeral prison.
ar, fo minor -nse after which the Grand jury came Int
Cont and made tho following preseDtDen; The dend jury
hsvs dns their present session. visited The sls CT afce
fTonhl of which Mr. Charles Saion Wsien the Belle
Ne U,.p,, of which Mr. John T.. White - NMieni the
Sa,s.Ty On Raraaigs Island OF which hr VIM H. Stevens
!. Warden; the House Of Refuge. o. which MI Jonssh
tho Asylum ior the Insane % bses"eps
.d OF which Dr. Ranuey Res dent aod super
ot-ndsu; The Wofk.hOnse Bsekwes Island o. which
sbu fitch SupeY.nteudsnt the Aims Hous- Oh Black
sir. Issnd Of which Mr.. Nehemiah r. Anderson 70 Var
e aud the PenieBtiaf sad Island Hospital on bsekweFs
I.ianl o. which Mr.. Joss ph Keen Is Warden
zoe Grand Jury .aks great pleasure In recording THO salts
,Sar trer rxpsrenced In visiting these nsttu;iouL The
sspess veoi aon and good order which prevail through
out ali of theio with Per eesop aud 10 deres which show
elu,vsy they be the daily habit AID every day s
M sp Of them haye given the Jury thst they
us be well managed In al respects. Tbs appearances Of the
nAs, II ~ the desolate little children, VINO evidently
ne hsppy improving lives IN the TO the aged
AMI oTm psupers who either spe ding he a of theif
dcnius dAys tho Alns House breathing their lA In
the esr,foTabo, welventised wards Of hs Hospital ell
o,ed KIDD and iudicious ben-yoleneo On 80 short
yisit Ie could be examined in detail but tho geneIA
.rsnce OF every tingh- sosphers, which, hresthed in
III ese CREST esbnshmens caused the Gand Jury 10 leave
tleu with feeling Of great satisfaction and Of prlde -
Nsw.Yorker, 10 see their city E.eed With sseh nouemsAss
of intelligent beneyosnce- GEO, \. ALL IN, Foreman
The Recorder thanked the Jary fot the very faithful manner
in which they mad performed he duty aud discharges then
Tor the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-27
Increase. .................

Gold has teen strong during the day under rumors
from Albany, tbat The gold bill would fail by reason
of some llormsl,y in the last action of tue House.
Afer Sc early ii tie day it advanced with come
reactions to ISL, closing at 1891 bid
TIE deposits in tie Sub-Tressury were agnin
large to-day, S2,l6OCOO; Of which $500 600 were 10
temporary oau aud g. ,3GO, 600 for conversion ip:o
hyeiw euties. The aggregate OF the week is nearly
twelve millions The temporary lo,n has now we
hear reached about syi 600 COO, the liudt fixed by
the act Authorizing it being 100000 900.
Mr. Ch,se went down the harbor tod !, with the
Collector and party Of gentlemen, in The revenue
cutter.
TIE following will show the Export Of Specie from
the port OF New-York for the week euding Saturday,
April 2j: