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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
CHANCERY SALE

1 Pursuance Of decree Of tho Circuit Court for
, tho county OF Saginaw in Chaneery. made on tho
!th day of June, A. d. 1860 in certain carsc there
IN pending, wherein Reuben Long is complainant and
'ohn irowbrldge is defendant. Notice is hereby
given that shall sell ut Public auction "a tho h;gb,
est bidder, at the front door of the Saginaw County
Court House in the city Of Saginaw county Of sari-
nav, and State Of Michigan, at o'clock IN the sf-
ernoon OF Saturday The 2lst day Of February, A. L.
ieo5 all the following described Land and promises
to wit: all that certain piece or marcel of land Ian,
ate and lying in Saginaw County State OF Michi-
gan and known rs Fractional No four al in the west
fraction OF fractional Section No Twenty Two (22l
N township No. Ten (I0) North of Range No. three
~ East continuing forty five and 30-l0 0 f45 30
lOO) acres according TO the Goycrnmcnt survey
thereof >'
WIN j. LoYELAND
Circuit Court Commissioner
Saginaw County, Mich gan
Dated January 9TH, A. d. 1863.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13

NtRoeKERY--Ths largest aud cheapest assert.
~ nent In the city att. W. TOMS
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
WILLIAM g. DIETZ
CAM ENTER q BUILDER.
WATER STREET. BETWEEN eENEsrr AVN
GERMAN STREETS. a - 2

NOW prepared 10 cxecute al kihds Of work nm
! pertaining to the trade. Having a long End
varied experience in all branches OF the busiress
anu gooa stock OF seasoned lumber hand Ifon
with their patronage.
Phosand specifications drawn 10 order. ff
East Saginaw, December "a, 1861.
eHRes'dencc on Jefferson sires>, srp,a ~
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13

NJ Our Goods were recently bought in New York
Tor cash, by an experienced buyer, and viii be Offer
cd at very small advance from cost. All tbo.o
having purchases 10 make and the public generally
arc respectfully invited 10 call and examine Goods
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
GROUSE, WIcKL1EN 4 90.
East Saginaw, Jan. lst 1893
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
GROCERIES & PRO VISIONS,

A largo and fresh assortment Of corces, Teas. su
gars, Molasses syrups. Spices, Saeratus, Coal Oils
Drugs and Medicines Fish, Fruit, &c, &c 100
Bushels Dried Apples, Dried plums, rs Barrels
choice Winter Apples &c, d.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
GROUSE, WiCkLIEN g. CO.,
East Saginaw, Mich.
Their Stock consists Of largo and we'll selected
variety Of Domestic and Staple
pa ~
DIR Y IDS,

Consisting Of Silks and Dress Goods, Prints French
and English Mernos, Delains, Derages Wool and
cotton Ilannels, Mittens, Gloves and Hosiery,
Dcnims, Stripes, Satinetts, Cloths and Cassimers
Brown and Bleeched Sheetngs and Shirtings,
Checks, Linscys and Plads Grain Bags, Towelinr,
Table Linen, Napkins, Table Covers, Striped Tick
ing, Burlaps, &c. White Goods and Fancy Goods
IN great variety, Cambries, Lawns, Check Cambrics.
Curtain Drapery, Wall and Window Paper.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

Eastern, Western and Southern Mails close at 7
A, NJ, and ia PM
hour Inter- n
The above mails arrive ut 2 and Up. NJ Bay
City Mail Closes A. M. arrives r. NJ Saginaw
City, s. Il. NJ "a. NJ
Once open from n A. MI ssP. N, Sunday.
excepted, until further notice.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
CHANCERY. SALE

I pursuance Of decree of the Circuit cou,f far
II the county Of Saginaw in Chanccry. made 81,
the I'd day of December a. d. 1862 In a certain
cause therein pending wherein Edmund " NJ
0nigg. aud Ferris +. Hyatt are oonplainants and
hnhnns cooper and Charles O. Adams are do
PENDANTS, Notice Is hereby given that sl',lI sclI
AZ Public Auction TO the highest bidder at the front
door OF tho sagnnw County Court House in IN. civ
OF Saginaw, county Of Saginaw end State OF Micly
gan, at O'Clock in the afternoon of Saturday aa.a
Jay OF February, a. d. 1863, all the following des-
cribed lands and premises TO wit: the MOI Eas,
quarter Of Section twenty four 24) in TOW nshp ten
liO) North Of Range four (4) East, containing one
hundred and sixty Of land, stun 10 Iyinc aud
beng IN the County of Saginaw, State Of Michigan
WIN. J. L0vELiND.
Circuit Court Commissioner.
Saginaw County, Michigan.
Dated January 7, 1863
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
III A Il DIP Il r z

Such rs Cast Steel and Silver Steel Axes. Nails
vnrioas kinds Of Shelf Hardware, &c, &c.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
CRoCKERY q GLASSWARE.

large and beautiful variety Of Lamps, Looking
Glasses Chamber Sets, common and fine Taole Cut
lery common aud silver Forks and Spoons, Egg
Why's and Basteys, Pocket Knives Shears Scissors.
&c, with general variety Of Yankee Notions. ms
Pins, Needles, Thread Buttons, &c. Dress Trim
mings Ladies. Gloves and Hosiery in great variety.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-01-13
READY-MA.DE CLOTHING.

Jackets, 0veralls Merno Shirts and Drawers, Heavy
kibcd Drawers Hats, Caps, Fur Goods, Buck Nit
tens and Gloves.
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l.. MuNsoN. Editor.

THaat 81 rs per Eunew, o. et.50 a. the
spa afths yest. Free qf Postage In Bsa
aiHkicr ceanss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

Peace does not appear % distant as
1t did. / hope i viii 'ome soon and
come to stay and so come a to be
worth the keeping in all future time.
Il wilI then baye been proved that
among freemea there can be no sue
cessful appeal from the ballot to the
bullet, and that they who take such
appeal are sure to lose Their case and
pay the cost. And then there win be
some black men who can remember
that, with silen, tongue, and elenebed
teeth, and steady eye, and well-poised
bayonet. they have helped mankind
on 10 this great contamination while
! fear there will be some white ones
unable to forget that with malignant
heart nni deeeiifuI speech they have
striven 80 hinder it.
Sill, lci US not be over-sanguine Of
a speedy, final triumph. Let Us dill
gently apply the means, never doubt
ing that a just God, in His own good
time, will give us the righlful result.
Yours, very truly,
A. LINCOLN.
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The EIagand Country Avenged

Fort Sumter, from whose walls the
Flag Of Treason vas first displayed,
is a smouldering Ruin For this
long-looked for consummation let Us
give grateful thanks-thanks, under
Providence, to our gallant Army and
Navy thanks to Gen. Gilmore and
Com. Dahlgren. Il Is fitting Of that
Fortress Of Rebellion, that not one
stone should be left resting upon an
other Is existence should be biolted
out. Nor, il tie Traitor Chiefs who
hold Charleston, choose reeklessly to
expose thai City, alter being admon-
ished, should Il be spared. lfJeru
salem sinned, and deserved is fate,
much more 20 does Charleston. With
Charleston end South Carolina, Trea
son wa not an impulse. /, did Hot
(" come in their way 10 he stumbled
over" IT was a deliberate purpose.
South Carolina was is birthplace
Charleston ils cradle. Treason Was
the normal condition of South Caroli-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

THg VALUE or rng LMox.-
jeff. Davis, just before he left the
United States Senate, sneeringly re-
buked Democratic Senator for hav-
ing spoken of lie meat value Of the
Union as measured by the amount Of
time, and money aud blood which we're
spont 70 form the UuiOn. II cost,
hr Davis went on 70 say, oeyy IiE
IL fine, reryl'tie monsg, oy.d no Hooa."
Probably rre efis tie would be Dicia-
Tor hst ". ecd that the people
place a higher esiiniaie cn The ulicn
than he Old, and that be cannot destroy
il, although be has caused lhc expeb-
diture Of much time, much aoney,
and much blood.
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List or AGENTS

Who are aalilBf EsJ 81 receive subscriptions
V fscsipts. and transact other business IA be
haif ~ Uss fetHKkL
ATisngan, Dawn CnofrT.
izsst Ar.instga, EpNhap ArGEswoBrH
Ncti AflingtaH. Y. I iirEn.
Dorset q. u. SlKEs
Vast Dorsei. sTKRuNs GHnvT.
Iandrfars. q. Y Mr.p. SKLAn NArSEB.
N9rfh Dorset. loHx Crnrts.
H9adv8s A Y GtAmAN
Foebsl, i.pRAS W1LcH.
Rupert. JtgKs 1. McCaLL.
kss Rupert. A II Drsto.
Sunderland Il g. hAcuN,
ssodgafs. W g PkHgsH.
Janaisa. n. n. wnrEtNm.
South Londonderry, Bilusn WwfFrrH
Agents COR 0tncr localities vii be given here
. nsF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

aGive me your hand, Andy, said
the President, and as he eonyulsiyely
grasped the same, be ejaculaied ;
Thank God for that reply, / win at
once issue my proclamation"
~The gloom that shrouded that
conclaye Of men oa the instant passed
away, hope revived their dropping
spirits, the Governors sprang 10 their
feet and with one accord congraiula-
ted Mr.. Curtin
The Governor Of Pennsylvania tel
egraphed the fact Of the forthcoming
proclamation to the Capital Of the the
State, from which it radialed
10 all part.. II vas announced
on the newspaper bulletin boards
in Philadelphia, before the ink OF
the document was dry, and thus the
yeoman population Of the old Key
stone were aroused to wholesome en-
ihusiasm.
Two battery companies Of Read
ing and PotisyiIle, on the receipt Of
Governor Curtin's dispatch, called the
roll at once, AMI the next train bore
them TO the defense Of the Capital of
the nation. We well remember when
those hardy men from the interior,
some even in their shirt sleeves, pass
ed through Philadelphia and took the
cars at Broad aad Prime streets. -
They arrived in Washington So quick
ly, that the bloody-minded traitors
that surrounded the patriot President,
and had Washington within their grasp.
were struck with astonishment upon
the sudden appearance Of the batter
les. They thought they had been de-
ceiyed. They were seized with the
idea that Pennsylvania was at once
ready for the emergency. The foul
conspirators were paralized from their
own fears.
The next day the famous Massa-
chuselis Sixth, tie Washington Brig
ade, OF Philadelphia. passed through
Baltimore, when a murderous outrage
was committed, and the first loyal
blood was spilled; then followed the
New York Seventh; then came the
Massachusetts Eight. The capital OF
the natiol was saved, much TO the sur
prise OF the conspiralors and to the
qualification Of the loyal people Of the
country.
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Business ards.
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TIE WRONGS or THE REBELS -
Suppose deputaiion from JEFF.
Davis to apply to The English
Government formally for help against
the United States Government and
suppose the question of Intervention
really opened rs regards the United
States as it is now in the case of Rus
sa. We may imagine Earl Russell
requesting the emis,aries of Davis TO
wait upon him, 10 explain the merits
Of their case.
We will suppose AIessrs Mason,
Slidell and Benjamin seated in the
Foreign Office. Earl Russell asks
them to state their grievances. What
harm has tie Government Of the
United States done the people you
profess TO represent gentlemen z" Is
Of necessity the first question. What
expressions have you suffered, which
our influence and intercession may
remedy? ? What rights have you been
deprived Of? | am anxious TO see
justice done between men; il is Eng
lai's magnanimous desire TO help the
oppressed everywhere. have Just
appealed TO the Emperor Of Russia 10
give 10 a portion Of his subjects those
equal rights w wLich were denied them,
and that impartial justice which they
could nol get before. Explain to me
yonr wrongs, ao tho Poles did, and |
viii cheerfnlly use my influence with
the Government 10 do you justice"
AT such an address Messrs. Mason,
Slidell and Benjamin would be a lit
tie puzzled no doubt and we may
suppose Earl Russell, anxious to re-
lievc an embarrassing silence, cate
clii.ing the embassy Of Davis; You
have probably been denied the inesti-
mabIe rights OF free speech and a free
press by the oppressive Government
Of the Union y " No" Mr. Mason
would be compelled to answer; the
people Of the Northern States have
always maintained free discussion il
is We who have forbidden it and pre-.
vented il.
At this reply the face Of the Eng
lish Earl slows surprise, but be goes
on " Thcn you have probably suffer-
ed restraint in the freedom Of religious
worship 7" No" Mr. slideII would
have to reply; the United States
Government has never iuterferred
with us in that respect all sects wor-
ship God freely after their ewn fash
lou."
+" see i nor, says Lord Russell,
: the North, Of which you complain,
has denied you the right Of freedom
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NO. is.

"a. It's Teachers went sbroad ihoue
the Southern States educating thc
People up to the point Of Rebellion
AZ Charleston, the Democratic NJ
tiopal Convention, that a prctext for
Rebellion might exist was demosl
lied, And then, when all was ready
the overt act was pcrpeiratcd.
South Carolina and Charleston ean
not, however severe their chastise-
mcut, atone fer the overwhelming ca.
lamiiies they have occasioned. por-
lions Of The State have already been
desolalcd. Persistence in Rebellion
is likely 10 occasion similar visitations
throughout the State. BE il so, II
Rebellion wills il. Wickedness 80 In
ferual, without a mitigating eircum.
stance or redceming feature, calls
Tor signal punishment.
The deGunclatiors Of Boaurcgard,
with the Protests Of sympathizina
Consuls, against charging Shells with
Greek Fire." is simply preposter-
Gus, and viii excite scorn instead Of
sympathy. Charleston has cost The
Nation TOO much blood and treasure,
10 justify our Commanders in being
thus fooled. There is an easy way
Ia way consistent with the rules OF
civilized warare--to stop the shelling
of Charleston.
But while we rejoice, as long as
Charleston holds out in its Rebellion.
to see Greek Fires consuming Il,
and while we maintain that no chas-
tisement is too severe for South Caro-
lima Treason, we hail, with peculiar
and grateful joy, every Manifestation
Of returning Loyalty in the SOUTH
Great offences, when purged, require
a large measure of iorbearance. SO,
too, in wars, great successes enable
conquerors TO practice even greater
magnanimity. Indeed Victory i'm.
plants, in the mind and heart Of the
Victor, the sentiment Of generosity
and the more dearly purchased, the
more bounteous the sentiment.
Let the Rebellion cease--let those
who were beguiled or forced into it,
return, either as individuals, commus
mites or States, TO their Allegiance,
and they will find the Government,
and the People, animated by that no.
blest attribute Of Civilization and
Chrisiianity--"askiHg forgiveness Of
opr hespaSses as we forgire those ,cho
trepdss agoias' u.s." Thmlow We'd
IL dlba1y EeeDiug Jounat.
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These things, say, will run The
democratic party under for no party,
be It's antecedents what they may, can
be unfaithful to the country during
war. The people, unyaringly and
unerringly, find cut and take the pat
notic side. No matter if the Admin
istration errs, falls short Of lis duty,
or even exceed its authority, the peo
pie will stand by their Government.
During the war Of 1912, the Fed.
eralists abused and ridiculed Jimmy
Madison" more maliciously than Pres
ident Lincoln is abused now. But
they were against their country In It's
day Of trial, and they were driven
from power into popular contempt,
and compelled to distsud, seeking
shelter from public Indignation within
other political organizations.
Such will be the fate Of Democracy
ii II be not warned.--Thmlop Weed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-09-08

DEsERTIoN.--While the continen.
tlaI army was operating on the North
river in 1903, desertions prevailed TO
such an extent as TO claim The inter
ferance Of the eommander-in-chief.-.
Orders were accordingly issued by
Gen. Washington, to Js PIT 10 death,
on NE spot, every deserter taker in
the fact. Colonel Reade, when after.
wards a member Of Congress from
Maryland stated on he floor Of the
House Of Representatives, in a debate
on the Seminole var, that when q
lieutenant, and commanding an out.
post, he caused deseiter, taken in
the act, 10 be executed on the spot,
and sent his head to the Headquarters
of the army, where il was publicly
exposed, and thus put an efFectuai
stop 70 desertions.
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&. 4. PIERCE.
sstttHEntsp PaefnttTea.
, 1863-05-01
NEW YORK CATTLE mARKET.
Sales OF Illinois Cattle.
tNew York Trlbuue's Report-1

1oA LIE WEE ENDING APRIL -
Readers viii please TO understand that the fol-
lowing reports OF sales arc generally upon lover
estimates Of weight than have prevailed hereto
fore this sprirg: and the quality Is generally better
Wheeler & Teed, $50 good Illinois Steers for
Reed & Piatt, which averaged 14h cwt, i've
weight; at home. are estimated at cwt net here,
last Monday, II not more. We noticed lot re-
fused By John Harris nt 800, which would average
fnn sH cwt-they would have been called 0 cwtIas:
Murray 4 Glover, 1ls Of the Bedding Cattle.
ave.nge 7cwt., good Illinois Steers, sell Glow at
T. F. Cary, 81 OF the Alexander Cattle. good tair
Illinois s'ee.s: ayeFase cwt. though hard to sell
Eckstein 4 samuels bought Of ". Wood s. Ill
nos Steers, averaging 6,{ ewt-, which sell at 100
11He n, and da Kentucky Dushams, do, all at
Vail i Preston bought of waizall d Co., at Al
bany, 81 Illinois good s GERS, averaging IL cwt.,
AID not 113sc q b, ~h1ch is the least that would
sam. shneseer i Eisner had N Canada diatillers
At Albany, ard gold 100 At wholesale there, and
Wished az they bad sold a They have The hslsase
sod a5o I Eo9a nos tssfs nGugh
| 11G1se p y, and the distilless average TX cwt,
and een SLOW 1t lie z D. and all At such rates that
San s ssn esn h II Gas Ssn Ss
| of coloEed individual.
Ge,. AsInty1s .1 !; !; nlinei, Steer. on their
show for co1rn1issi sion y ~ "''A 'NN
! 4 NJ Allcrfon 1lo ~ A,,e,ton 4 e,sr.-.. 49,.
clase Iowa Steers Of thrir avn fea;r a. 49, ~
strno AVERAGE 9c1vt ana a,l ~ 1,s;o. a3 :" ~
r. Fastn,H ana Hrn I'D ~ 1a.i n1t sor
class Illinois Slrsr. snme a5 nfths,, @ -
SIN; EACH AZ 1sc q m ana III 11
mon r,2t q d6 fnm aa,n ~ ns.as I'm =
III. . Ii nnon 6i c,st ~ ~ $500, ~ -
eei1 at 1,E11sIr 3 n =" - e"'-' ano
| Hr}ns Z ToJd,rgtnr >. ~ 1,ot n,,,,.., .,,:-.,
steers rood rnalify All woriJ h. ~ anXL, =, LUIS
e~e .E cSf 1sst ,rsE hnr .im "a, =. SUI " aver
cTt. ~ 1nEf5fsc u n o0A VIA AoI Io-a15 o'ee
.Tnhn Merr;.t IN s =. A1,-ox,ox,. 1,,:.o,a.
av1s~e e.r csf .nJ a. s1a. - ea4o8 stesss
Ta1F rerv C1nl NJ 1Se onj ~; ~ ~ .Setie ano
isst waste ~ 1~>' 03o AuH i@@'A Gull acss taau
Ct1at nror,x uo,,. D..
IN ~ S;a 1ia,tan e gay fni e. ~ poa,ns As boua-
at ~ rh ,,+ ass t.h Ely sM.gg1s, a5ekaee
eS Eos1 st,s- ~ t VI 1i 1neu ep!G q nes5sn
rosf. tha ,nn-+;on sn1I he- ni5 ~ na5 pay
fra;1ht fSnmn ~ ~ rst 3ust prus doso
mnst have taIcn aS,ntarc ~ t5n - ulnsa
~; ; .sS :. ~ ~ ~ ht ~ wv a4Isuspest-
.1s lanoeenee ~ u 11e ou'e's' Or eise tne9 ~efo
Heath l. Brav 45 m;nois stcers so,1 FIR ~c,
pha+son -. 1nG:,a1s- =, - a;n1 e w 4 ~ NJ NJ
son,e 1;1a a. ;.oa IA ~ - c"' ano
Ran Wsisthei eimer ~; III strers ~ the wa,,au
r. n"rchss ~ ert sod ~ ~ ~ <, ~ ~
so,1 at alha1,y. nasf Of them At At IKE d + - 1;r"
weight, whIchwas much better than 1t rt,tl here.
Simon Clerv lis of the Alexander cattIt. Good
fair cvt III steers sold slow At tOii1lXc = Is
SAGE & Uurhes. is for 4, G. Graham. enod
Northern nj. stcers. ay 0 cvt sold at 11SAiIl5c
y b,
Sam Hon seIy has II Canada cattle II State and
, 1863-05-01

time to 19c, aud jobhlng prices have followed.
Dunnell light colors are now jobbed at 1ec, whicn
ia lower than any other leading light prints on the
market. Agents Of the American are firm ut a0c );
Spragues' 2fc; Aliens s0c: Richmond l9c. net
Acrr1mac dark colors are jobbed ut e0let22Be. &C.
cording to style; frocks 81 &c The market with
commission houses is dull. but some few ca=ea arc
selling.
G1$GHA4s.Jobbe1s have reduced thefr prices.
The old Hampton regular Is quoted at g., bat the
manufacturers this year took somc cotton waste
and made up an inferior style uf goods, which they
unfairly labelled Hampden. ans, tdered At 3 re.
ouced price. This Of course Jobs leas than the old
regular Iampden
, 1863-05-01
New York Stock mnrket.

from the New York Times, soth ult.1
The speculative fever iu the stock market shows
no ne abatement from yesterdays report, although
mere "as some heavy realizing at the advance
early IN the day. The demand at the afternoon
ooafd was unusually strong again, aud after The
further advance in prices took MA co
On most OF the railways actively dealt In. Erie.
aaticm, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh were each
e. ana advancing thu latter selling az high IS
o. 3 cent. and formidable combination appeats
70 De ~ Work to carry the stock up against The
epPas1tion Of equally influential sellcrg. Wichican
soutnesn also attracts frceh attention since the
annual e4 meeting Of the Company, and the re-eec
non cn o. tns Old Board and the price is now G55S54
cent. shi5 afternoon. Hudson Is firm at III;
MeW iotk Central steady, but not guite 80 high as
aae oesI sales Of yesterday. The city bank shares
aaa ts fauxaT mortgages are nearly all in quick
ueasand. the former attracting more bidding than
customary since the announcement Of the NAV
olFldehds The Government stocks aud Treasury
Paper continue in fuTor. and more would be done
nat of Inc limited offerings OF the old Issues at the
boaid. The new $40 year stock, which Is had at
Pas oy the conversion Of currency, Is the hvorite
investment at present, because OF the facility with
MAicA II IL procured from the loan agents. without
unit ae to amount. The next coupon will begin
10 run from Friday, May i, on which day the con
versions viii probably be heavier than customary,
receipts at the Treasury in this city for this
slock. amount to 659, and on deposit at . cent,
5l,l9,0GO. The customs are $1S3,00o. The price
ol money TO the brokers Ia 405 cent
, 1863-05-01
NEw foAK BASks.-The following Ia the synop-
els Of Last Neek'a report Of the New York hsuks:
Present and Future Prospects OF the

From leading article In Hvnt's Merchants,
Magazine for April, we make the following e1
tsacta. The writer, In noticing that the growth Of
the Weet has been more rapid than any other sec
tion. remarks.
The growth OF California has always been con-
etdeEcd By many a. unprecedented, and yet with
all her gold and silver, her attractions hare not
than the wealth Of the West. Thus in 1851 tbs
fame OF California had attracted to it 9s59I per
fone, and Wisconsin then numbered 305, CO.,. In
4634s5.
The influence Of railroads In developing the
wealth ofthu West Is indicated by the following