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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

II sHAchSLFOEp, wv. p. Ross
ofFauquer. Va. OF cupeper. Va
~ ENERAL LAND aGEHC THE uudrr.:, r.s'
" lawy yer Of ong ral!a,; and farmer OF large -
r!encr, LSve socIc :-n"r!v-1 :0eh"r FOR tie nIr
chase aud Rand and the Investment money in
Virginia, North Of j. RIrr. Being vel ac;i"',
with the people, aud lands IN Northern rirsins they IL.
vit| the attention ,u!'i -ponGrr ~ person.
20 buy sell. A common medium will thus be ob'Rned
between distant parties AID mutual accommodate
Th"ar Hr-inS 10 rol VII dc-CT.h- heir ir. accurately
in ali res.ccs. comp snS -,r'iDH. o" lily, qu lt; :.
quality, b. i.dng, ant IT," pre-" GeiHsn,l"..
Those desiring Ia buy ~" Hrtg IL: ,,"Tii"u!'r Stating
always ID" Qrnnty o.: lEd .r"d and ,ir --cri,n III
which IL ,nu, lie.
Those d~srius Investment merry viii stat rae
ATOnnt.
Commissions and cou;r.crs Tor purchase or ,; accom-
modatiHg.
Investments Ju!co!y made and :t,.. .rrai! ,x.:.
ned.
Ross Il SLAGhLLtnKD,
aug li..-Mm. Charlottesville Va
HALIFAX LAND FOX =.!I.t:.-! base, ia ia
fax County, Va Tract u; jait r'It.-uu.; ,;ou,
TO Hcres lying liyco. E.hS walnut wi,h!a Ave
in!!"s of ;h= Richmond Lri Du;S.r ht.T"ed, .v.c!
ol"r for ,;".
Ths ,:"c, h..- upou,: Two Goo! Srt',rrcu,a tho =.
on- U; t,-n, tri; ~ Of land .ri ;.s a
dow. p;Gr.r!T.
i1ay u r~ir,o:hco cot: v':f"ri 80 al ;n Churches
and il in I" the factt Tobn-co Growing sections Il"
Stat.
The land il VI Free. Grey soli well a;nIt.a 10 :Nc
growth the variUT- product. Il ih- country Iubarco
pAr;currlyl well ~gisird by levers! gcV. -?rTEs mad
creeks running through l., upoH L.I tHrsr i. tar p.
portion d! very fertile l"'v .;"iad.
P-r.nnr wnhi1s 20 invest vii do rel ." Examine this
land Captain John Faulkner r".idirs the ri 5ia!u;
farm, vii! -h"w IL ANY Will Ing 1 80, i;
II No" sod prior 20 the is "c;hr :~E', viii sc Il =:
public hsicti"t on the prrc:sr-. 'ii; uIy.
/ TsrHr. tH-h or credit, 1" s.lii vtr, Il. .uT-
For iu.;hcr particulars, s!'rs,, i'e -uh.rrhr.
H. FAULKNER.
Rcd U..N G',vr OF Office.
s--i'Dr'l ~. LU
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST Il, 1853.
Tbs Glorious deeds OF Semmes and Math'

The glorious deeds OF Senmes anu -"siu.
of which every foreign mail brings lntelii
gsnce, afford positive proof that the Conteoe
rscv Gan produce naval talents, nay, genius
OF tito highest order, and extend every incen
tive aud encouragement for successful emula
vim, ,ut. 1t the same time, ii must DO con
fsssed they are reflections, in notifying &c
gree, on the passing strange lhoiuelenee VI
our capitalists uud nautical men TO the sPien
did opportunity which exists for striking the
enemy tala. blow, bringing the war to
successful close and establishing our prowess'
and, as q consequence, securing respect here
after for our rights on the hig! seas. "espeak
especially Of the opportunity, occasion aau
demand for individual enterprise III TINS d.
rection. We know not what Mr.. Mallory ls
d,;pr in his Department. Now that tho e8-
perimcnts have proved so eminent!y SUCCESSFUL
the necessity for navy will be, no doubt,
understood and appreciated; but the action Oh
Mr.. Mallory, energetic or otherwise, docs Dot
la.oa, IN, de- nd ON private capital and ell
terprlse.
4 company has 1T iengsh been organized III
this CITY, uader tbs Volunteer Navy 5lh pass
al at the late session OF Congress, and We hope
70 hear, IN time,'ot practical results underi''
management Blu. d. she capitalists u the other
States intend 10 ava Tie success OF tins expert
mont before cnUarkinE in similar enterprises:
WHAT are the people Of Charleston eavSn-
nah and Mobile DONG II Is true, some an
kce vessels, destined for those ports. might,
in the confusion Of general destruction OF
the commerce Of the .o@ suffer with the rest;
but profits on Yankee nackerel, Goldfish and
Connection. rum will 90 hut short way to-
wards compensation for lost honor Ind Iber-
ty if we nesIec: opportunities for the protec-
ton o. both.
We hope 10 hear, not months hence, but
Immediately, Of energetic steps being taken
in those cities for,ths purchase Of swift yes
sells in European ports, to appear wherever
the enemy's commerce spreads 81 sail. There
are, no doubt, plenty Of men Of nautical ex-
perience and nerve IN every seaport OF the
Confederacy who ask only the cooperation OF
tie capitalists.
Ou. little navy has already, according TO
the admission Of the enemy, destroyed bis
commerce 70 the extent Of fifty millions #
dollars. The broad Pacific and South Allan.
tic remain untouched. What rich harvests
ere within our grasp, aud We hesitate 70 reap.
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Charlotte, y. C., Aug. 9, T3.

Observation-Disclosures were Same four or Ave de
ser,ions from the sd Va. Regiment, stationed
near Petersburg, Va, night or two since. The
Express" says: This regiment has been per-
forming guard duty here for many months pastsnd
.has proved highly efficient in the discharge 81
tho various duties assigned to it. We are glad
TO learn tina: not n native Southerner WAS among
the descrtcrs, but that all Of them were dyed in
the-wool Yankees, some. nt whom had been serv.
ing in the regiment but short while. Thsse
fellows were dcserrers from the Yankee army
no took the oath to our Government and enter.
ed our army. 1t is more probable that each one
Of them was Yankee spy, sent amongst us
under tho title OF "dcserters, 10 gain such in.
formation as hp could, regarding affairs in the
South, and then return at such time as he could
escape. We hear it stated that one or two ne
groes left with this precious party.
Our Government should be very careful about
receiving Yankee "deserters," for in four cases
out of FIVE tlev are but base spies"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

REsrirrb.-The neutrality-suspicious., Jesse
NJ Lawson and VIM B. King. who were SEN
fenced to he hung. at Columbia. S. c., on the
9Th Of August. 1863, for conspiring to counter
felt and utter Confederate States Treasury
Notes, have been respi;ed for sixty days,
doubts having been suggested in regard to the
Legality Of the conviction. and that an oppsrtu-
nifty may be given to take an appeal.
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Donor CuEAr THE SoLpERs--The people
of the Confederate States have ALWAYS been
noted for their hospitality, but from some
cause or other, they are fast losing their CHAR.
acter for libcrality in certain localities where
the Spectator aud extortioucr seem 10 have
poisoned the minds Of their neighbors by the
example of greed after the acquisition of mo-
ney.
4 soldier fighting the battles Of his country,
exposing his life and health aud receiving
eleven dollars per month, can i'll afford to pay
two dollars for meal; and Yet the citizen
who remains at home, cuitiyutins his farm,
when his defender asks him for food, charges
him price he is unablc to pay. Let no man
in future who has food to spare, refuse it to the
weary and hungry soldier, but give it, if not
without money at the least possible price, and
with cheerful spirit.-Stlunt0n Spectator.
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c.0 REWARD --Tasrn q. o,rn q: he hru.r (.
- I'D P"'-r Foe, Jr., Chariot: C0uGIy. E:isL!..
about July IN" ls,, in- GoGb!t gold WATCH,
si.h - broad Fob Chain three ion: link. 10 yvGlt
belonging Mr.. surl. u. Fore, Of Texas Til. G.,
is supposed to be worth from live huadre, Ill usa.h
dol!grs Will sv- SCR delivery 0f ,a.d cl :" Peter
Fore jr or John W Far, hoFag no viii receive i,
as presen', or rad :or Tie waited
aug lI--sw2:: PETER FORE, Ir
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CHt.l-FiA"sHrl" -,

CHki-?ls"sEuEn u,
july --;i. !-tJ.
t!O:. Jha. a SF.jD0N,
Secretary 81 HHr FIR [ S,r:..
S'lK-in n" moIt. a. Drgr:irLrr ~, la rr-u .iforT!
- ed Il Jor i;rr. fC.o 81 D;ir,.ac" -Hd Il irh,
term rst"r. Or apartment d, ctIgOnG ~, las!
pr i2ee- Leaf Mn, That c every ryii":.cr o. L"G.
very rich und Productive aDl .ii ria"st r;;
t..;en,L: IN h. ciC tie Locally IWe.ry &
ere, sc sc Since tia; t." have hea.i u syline.n
ison MajVr G"ESEs, t1c apartment. tOhc-fC!ug r
take mi. mode OF aGGus Ms 'hc vow: a.
i-'tiDE ih"t n" i''T"rEIG"u' iy "SL"T" aSI f"si i
Rhine, aud ~ all probability ADJ a'r" IT. supply ~
'.n. The Gi iEr rtrr cGaT .c'"G. Lrs u-" tpuGi
IN ,rpa'hrTsbi" ggeti"" u"r 'r .'r,,r" r.rcL r
U1 IDS Ofppui.dS haze been !u- up % totally inrr
laced Ir:-oE- IN !giH. ii.pca."i Within itr," !.--
Of he Eigini. and IrnD"ss.. Railroad, AID very ,cc"
bic from TIE -su." there '-:ns go! ~tOn fy. 81
The Hay.
II requested viii ~ gay time iUrYs arb sp-c!in-n.
r department. s" ~ iahc pln-ur~ !u ne. ing the
any specially authorised -.rlL VI in- Government.
R.spe,LSi!y.
ausJc,.J. J. r.. ESERIDGE
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OFFICE SEABUAio r ROANOKE Il L. GO, }
Wt!DoN, :. g. All; u, 60
THE Board Of Directors .: 'te SrhonrI and KnuoL-
Railroad -" d-css I'd 81: lend ,I."" ami
osf per .h- cap.'h sDs& i.r company pa. :,
bic III" Office ri tho E!ciG."i, r5,'. S.bnrg al,
roiomaa Railroad Ce!pay IL. tie c.:y al R.c.m9,I
and s!'"r the 1T Jay -: September prcAi"lr.
M l2- .lsisr2 y g Clio. Ttg"rn:e-.
l'UR SALE-A TRAIT OF LAND in the upy.:
/ end % Charlotte cor!t:, coitaitiL; 600 i"rcr--
10 OF which !. In original fo.rs with aU abundance v
artvy pine AID oh> timber. ga" t.!.. w.thn and
hE iGir' Of iI.- farm.
The d. cling coDtai' roo:1. ba: u""Is rcpr..
\ ddr"ss PpWHAIh An DOuLDIS.
Harvey Depot Charlotte toLa:y, Va.
L'STRAT --Tak"n c.; o. nav p.r.:.is-- in ~ upt 81
II part Of Sio.-y!yau!n corsi OF. o III u. the 6,L
May. BAY MAZE MULE, jaI rl not lsss thar, h',--r
years old tr- - h,s AMI branded Ippar-Iiy -. B.
aulo-2u EMILY T. DIGLaRD.
Mt LAUREL A ;ra,l,i:, ,.,,u,x ,,ru.,,.
W!lht-pprn j.: October Term. ;cr the --ui .,!u
III .erson terminating On :he 18th F"brnar No. Bosrc
in advance. Term. for the i"cod ses-on be deter
mined According ~ the ti!rr
Adirr-s PIKE POWERS,
aug lu..cf >C!ov-r Depot. HALIFAX Co. Va
VALUABLE LAND FOX sALE.-The sub
,criber. Le.rous of changing h- pursuits, "i-r Tor
sSo, privately bis farm lying in M-cAl.ut1rg COUNTY
rear Roanoke rir"r, consls;ihf Of
SIG a G. RES,
with aandtolne and co.nu.od!rus dwcl!n; outhousr.
&c
Nearly hsf is In or.g!pa VII, or ID fell! PIN.
T.. AIRED portions are hiEHly improved. "nt vel
rI - l.. the grow. IA ui Corn. TDb:.rcn All! Wn-at i
~ !,scihn could get ITcrStiT" pr"c'lc" immediately
81: ;-,1nr liberal. Enquire of DIR. D'brieu. EDs;
corner pub and GrHc- s;Er.'S Rchaond "r aiiE"ts
o 49, premises. nt ST. THrnmnny. H"cAlrnbnrg Va
Iy 3'--r2r. II. ID bItACEf-
S.O KEWARD.-R.n.w.y on til" 9TH day o:
tSDU july, ls63 my Ian uESEI. IL Is ubor: -
u - Jcis ui age i.. ~ iacH-- hg, spare r.p.
very polite wl,ri, sprkru 90 Had on w.. d. Jeff
black wool hat. purp" pant. coat nor vat; bought
him in RE IuEh, tp-ii iJta ot IL from North
Carolins. and | think IOhnsou county.
will pay 40 If lax L in ;hi- Stat. Il az; 800
BEN r. REDMON,
MossingfJ!i, Gu stt- COUNTY.
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y,'LIi SALE

Letter adir sod % H~tg .'a"s. ..''.I'.
persona :av- ben cent 20 Ills r'!i," -s' v" 10 ~
...oS where lLr,- s,nt,-C.n nr~, i'Ar ~" '--fi
Will send caIl for i!.-ir '.- t-rs: ,,,,,,
MAJ S. r CI'S%ISGl!AH.
capt. r. &. Mars
au: II Cap. T.. j.. HYESh
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I'STRAf --Tak"n CT o. nav p'r:.is--. in Il upI 81
IL part Of Sr"-y cvUHy, .-h the 9Th Of
May, BAY MAZE MULE, ial ri not l.ss rhau ii'.--u
years old hv- ft hsh, AMI branded app.ren;iy -. b."
or II r. Valued ~ SJI.
au 1851 EMILY r BILLIARD
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4 sHA,h l.FOID,
OF auuu.er, Va,
NN 2. ROSS
o. sulpeprr va

The OIL can b.. had CT }. Y tisILAGHIR. ~E>UrNprE"
& Co and ". WiGHTMAS - Ju. aug l. Goblin
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r OsT-A Certificate OF Drpo't o. s',yoY ~ ~
h,.,ipy ,-, c-a; interest: a.sH !.Anef .'2Li - =
rr...,Hy b.p,r: 1rz:. Ayri Il.h !cfi IL the ZANE
VIA Btsc.buru. Al pr7n,n- are c.'::.'as: ~ -t -'
II: any Pa'i1o' ~" WJ LtCEBURS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

V hcav" cow and CALF Tor -s!.. The Give
W" o. ,ar"e gallons nj "a Tx yer .i In good
'i'ion For farther particulars, sI;ly - ii Mr. t.
Dil:s farm, tbou, m.i"s lryo Ia city am. house
On he C. 'f!.. Ea,G"":. LANEr EOGEES.
Aug!i-2't
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-08-14

Juno lS.-pElbA uTlllS tHlS ulOFuluR III
this evening. The Citizen" Office published
d iour-colulnn slip to-day, on. wall paper
giving some encouraging paragraphs from
late Federal papers. one admitting Il loss Of
Is 900 killed outright in front of our works
on the ODD ultimo. Our mortar has been
moved from the right Of line to the Jackson
road, and has already disturbed the opera,
tons Of columbiad which has somewhat IN,
moved us at that point.
June 1.-two couriers arrived this morn
ing, Bringing 100000 percussion caps, and
dispatches from Gen. Johnston. Having left
Gen. Johnston two weeks since their des-
patches cannot be important. They came via
the Deer Creek country, Steele's bayou, Yazoc
river, and fonted by the feet in the Misss-
sippi at night. Considerable firing on Lees
and Moore's lines today.
June l7.-Nothing of general interest tc
note for the past three days. The sharp.
shooters keep at work. The reposts of their
rides sound like so many wood-choppers n,
work. Mndam Rumor asserts to-day that
Johnston has certainly crossed the Big Black,
and that. Banks has been several times re.
pulsed at Port Hudson.
June lS.-Heavy firing on. Barton's line
ABOUT OCIOCh I1IIo uG
have fred large number of 24-pounder no,
shot into the city. Notwithstanding the
boasts of the enemy, very few of oufg guns have
been disabled; there are now on the line loo
in e cd working ordsr-of which Gen. Steven.
son has Is; Gen Forney 80; Gen. Smith 25.-
There are 81 commissioned officers, and IL
non-commissioned officers and prirates to man
them The largest calibres on rear line nre
32-pounder Parrots. 24-pounder howitzers. and
one S-inch ho&itzer. Nothing late from
Johnston.
June l0.-About the usual infantry firing
to-day Artillery mparatively silent. The
great query is, Where is Johnston ?" Out
brave boys are beginning to succumb under
gloomy apprehensions, short rations, and
their confined position in the trenches Many
affect oheerfulness but even among the off.
GERS long faces are beginning to be the order
Of the day.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

There rs really nothing new as to the Insurgents
movements.
The number Of insurgents in the Kingdom Of Po-
land is estimated by 1Ae 1tmes's correspondent as
no, to exceed 10000, and in Liihuanis at under
10000. The number Of small bands containing from
80 to 500 men is about 200.
The Polish instruction, whatever the check II re-
ceives at certain pois,s is unquostionably spreading
and appearing in new regions. II is now described
~ having broken out IN four districts Of PodOla.
Three insurgent corps have made their appearance in
the districts Of vladimir anu Luck. The whole Of
Ukrana is IN a state Of instruction, with the excep
ton Of the Districts Of Czerkask and Czechryn
where the nobility are favorable to Russia. An in.
surrectionary proclamation has been Issued RECON-
ising the rights Of the Russian natIOnallies, and
provisional insurgeDt chief has been proclaimed in
the Ukraine.
Letters received in Berlin from Warsaw state
that the Revolutionary Town Captain in order to
prevent tho emigration Of timorous citizens, has
Poland without a passport from the National Gov.
Of LiihuanIa has published reply 10 the Imperial
amnesty, which declares that the object OF tue
insurIecton is not to obtain concessions from the
Emperor but 10 establish the independence Of
Poland, the struggle shall continue until the last
MuscOvite soldier has been driven from the Polish
provinces I'LL tho last Polish army has ceased to
tight.
Tho French Embassador in Constantinople has in
vited the Ottoman Government TO JOIN the European
appeal 10 Russia behalf OF Poland; and the Porte
alter declining the ground that it not party
10 the treaties OF 49, has consented 10 cooperate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

British public and altogether probable that she NAY
return to repeat her SUCCESSES in New-fork danng
the next Fall sason. lCblt(N>f5/ifl
Mr. whestby announces for tonight to nra
|reprssentationof " The Dukes Motto CnfIoHsy
concerning it viii doabtess attract large house Tor
tho first night aer which interest in thepece ,lseh
will probably sustain it for a long period. hwh
certainly 90 iney put upon the stage, and the cast
Of Characters irSlndes 'hAny excellent names.
At Barnum's Museum, the drqnstie entertainment
of the week will consist Of tie plays Twas l."
and Faint Heart never Won Fair Lady" both OF
which Willie performed every afternoon and oven
ing. Dr. and Mrs. T. Thumb, Commodore Nptt
and Mics Warren continue to exercisothe blandsn'
ments az usGal. ---......--..-. -
Mrs. Englishs company, u. Laura keene's Thea
ter, will appear this week In an entirely new ssnss
Of performances. Some OF the particulars arc given
in the advertise uent elsewhere.
The last two representations by Mr.. Juignets
excellent French company will be given this week.
On Tuesday evening, {" Les Ganaches" will be rs'
peated. On Friday. Siiss Bouheier will take leave
Of the American public. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01
France.

Admiral Jurien De Ia Grsviere, having resigned
the naval command In Mexico TO Adnirsl Rose,
had returned 10 France, beGung Gen. tory'H re-
port Of operations at Puebla down TO April II, al
which date the prospects Of French success were
stated TO he excellent.
Additional French men-of.war have been sen, 10
the Pirus in consequence Of the urseiled state Of
Affairs ia Greece.
The international Congress at Paris, on the Pos
tai question. had appointed a Subcommittee OF
.eyen 10 prepare and accelerate the prooeedngs.
Mg. kasson, delegate from the United S.ates, lis "a
member Of tie Committee.
The interest in the elections il fast increasing.
| Opposition candidates, encouraged perhaps BY the
examples u NJ. Theirs and VI. Berger, are start.
ing up in various points, entirely without hope and
| determined 70 enter tho lists.
| Adviees from Cherbourg report thst considerable
re-en .orcements beng dispatched from there "
Mexico.
! The Bourse was steady Rentes 69f. zoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01

Thar. se,d demand for Money et unchsn gea ~.
Tba Rank Of England. Oh tie lht, aovAnoeo "s "
rate Of discount further y cent ,h-..
ia' 4,ysapooI' bIhy 2L-CoTToE: Gales Of three
a. irregu,t and dull at slight decline on all oescnP
ies' nv IL This Manchester market 10 inactive and
pHpEIpsrup. quiet, but steady. Wakehsld, Nna *
70 Risand Aytla Co.. and Gordon Bruce CO., report.
Flour QUIET and unchanged; American, 2ilGss Wheat
aud Southern, iOldui3. Corn hrm At 29isfor hiIcd.
PRovrsoss dull and generally unchanged The shove
report Beef dull and unchanged. Pork ts
Bacon and dull Butter very dull Lard tending upwsfd
PEopuoK-A,hes 6rnsri Pots, 33i Pearls. $40 Sugar
quiet but sesdy Coffee nsctiye. rates unchanged kes
steady LDssed OH firm ;. t6I6dGl Rosn-Smsll sale, s
AZ Spirits Tupsnus--No ssisl Psirolsum guis ct III
Lospos MinKrrs.-whea hrmsr, but quotations
bu. hrm. Rice fIm Tal0w qaios aud tending downward
AsRsIols SEoURITlKs.- illinois Central 6hNea l6O
discount; Fries, bld32
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, May 22.-CoTTos.-The Brokers
Circular reports the sales Of the week at 90 900 bales Inc
ciudnz spectators and 1900 to exporters Ths mar
ket 10 dull and HID lower for American. and Id lower for
Safata The sales to-day estinsed Vt 200 bales Of
which 1000 are to .Ieeus'o. and sIPorte. The ms.
cline being partially recovered The authorized quotations
49,.
Fair oresps......... 25id mia Mobil,........2'a,
Ma s& ] "a as Ma Ma ds
Stock IN port $4,000 bales Of which - 900 are AmssAn
BRsiDsrurrs are steady and hIm.
PKovIsIoSs dull and unchanged.
The PRopuCR msket 10 at ady.
LONpoS Msy "a 1903 -CossoLs for Money 03f.
EKIs SHARES 81 d32; lLLsois CKSrEAL Ie%0 discount
sszzax.sr.a-z..szzzz<a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-01


There. Of money hand ar available mors,isn enough
10 paw tbs All the ooad or the current year
Inc preceding ,semeLt iIslud.s Al tho bonds provided
s aer,t.s.. these about sl5 90 Of tho di. sud
100 90 Of .reosd viii No. probably he reGafed In
T. coaip.n, bod about Loco acre. Of coal worth
200 and pE9i,iHx large aud esuaAst a4-ess
Tho pIesrrea eptlsd dvidends =, the rata OF
cent rsy.ele ,nta,Iy 90 hs 10. q Nay ia eseh ,s,i
yca ending the J day Of Decvsel gIe'su' to such lat
Of May after 'i{ns ,he Interest o. ~ boni; and tle eos
be regularly earned and pAid al arrears are to be paid "
and as fast tho ne, income Of the COMPANY will ASw
dividend TO Do made on tue general stock ann al
such AIroais have been paid"
The gold shyment by the Borussa and City OF
baltimore today reach in the aggregate only $685..
i6S.
The gold movement, has been moderate and with
out much variation in the quotations. The dealings
have been at ~ a li5i closing at li5 bid.
Tho Staten leland Railroad Company has been
out ~ tho hands of the Receiver, md reorgan
lied BY the election of VIM. II. Vanderbilt Prosi-
dent; r, Oekershsuson, Treasurer, and r. Stevens,
Secretary.
Money is In good demand among tho brokers, but
the supply is ABUNDANT at 5a7 y cent. Early in
tho day loans were made at COZ. or frst-elAss
paper there Is but small supply, and i. is passed
freely at sac p cent f6E doubly name and strictly
.ilt.edged single name.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were 81, 1854 ~. obd the balances
g. i2i 052 81. The cearances for the week ending
to-day were 1907 ,6So,9ls 46-an average Of
s5l $50 l53 ", against So, 3SI l24 rs last week
The reduced volume Of the stock movement is shown
in the lower average Of tho exchanges.
Mr. lheo. 4. Moran, formerly Of the house OF
Moran & Brothers, has formed a co-partnership with
MIR. A. G. Crane and VIM. II. Gould, Jr.. for the
Transaction of banking and stock commission bus-
Crane will expire on the lst August next
The deposits with the Sub-1reasurer to-day for
conversion into vc.tw entes reached 81 ,75S,soO OF
which 100000 was deposited by Thompson
Brothers.
Thompson Brothers, No. Wall street, United
States Revenue Stamp Depot, have issued the fol-
lowing circular:
oyyIcs oy TmoSrsor BKorHxxs, BAsxsHs.l
.... No. all street New.lork. y
II becomes uecsy that some person Ia every town aud
lisned and paying scale OF our discount on our
Wholesale business. as follows
All orders under so oTth..............PG
All oriss from $50 to hSoo....,....."S per Ct dis
All orders for 800 and per ct dis
WITH AN stock Stamps to I'LL orders tho day the
Ia feel conhdest that these rates w In
duce some one every PosOco District 10 Keep stamps
for the public aecoinm odation.
THOMPSON BROTHERS. Bankers.
No. 3 Wall street. N Y,
Ualted States Rsysuss stamp Depot