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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
The National Savings Bank
of Wheeling,
TREASURY DEPARr1IENr

W bennington, OCTOBER 18TH. 1855,
WHEREAS BY SATISFACTORY EVI-
w dence presented to the undersigned, It
has been made to appear that 1.-THE M
tiOnRl Savings Hank OF WheeIinTr.' .
in the City OF Wheeling, in the County Of Ohio
and State Of West Virginia, has been duly
organized under and according to the require
ments Of the act Of Congress, entitled an act
70 provide National Currency, kaecured by a
pledge OF United States Bonds, and TO provide
for the circulation and redemption thereof,
approved June Sd, 1884, and has complied with
all the provisions OF said act, required to be
compiled with before commencing the buai-
neSS OF Banking, under said act. -t-lf
Now, therefore, 1, Freeman Clark, Comp
SrGIler o. the currency, do hereby certify that
Wheeling. In the City OF Wheeling, In the
County Of Ohio and State OF West Virginia
u authorized to commence the business of
Banking under the act Aforesaid. ~,
In testimony WHEREBY witness my hand and
seal Of Once, this 18th day of October 1885.
~ 3 ~ FREEMAN CLARK
In accordhncs with the above the Nsti atom
Savings Bank win begin business on wednes-
day, NOvember1, 1855.
g. p. HILDRFTH. Cashier.
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New York Money and stock Marked

. O nav - SAtAf 1JcGs
MONEY AND GoLD-MOney steady ut
z per cent. Sterling quiet at 1000 1897.
Gold without decided change, opening
at 14T944; and closing ut 1857.
Total exports of specie to-day SS7, 500.
GOVERNMENT SToCKS-As shade tirmer,
FREIGHTs To LTvERPooL-Quiet and
without decided change. Fffl fI
SUCCESSFULLY; U. S. Gs 'sl coupons,
l031<; 5-20s, coupons, 1919; lO-4Os, 9O9zz:
6s SS1I.
STATE SToCKs-ohio q Mississippi
certificates 2s5s; LIST mtgs, 81; Toledo 4
Wabash, I'd, TAX; Cleveland & Pitts
burgh, 4th, 75T; Pittsburgh & Fort
Wayne, LIST, 1O3; Michigan Southern
1916 Illinois Central 13I; Chicago q
Northwestern SO; Chicago L. N. W. pre-
ferred IS; Chicago q Rock Island 1917;
Milwaukee q Prairie du CHEN, LIST, 1902;
Toledo, Wabash Il Western 1857;
Marietta & Cincinnati prfd 32I{:
Milwaukee & st. Paul prfd T61z.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
Indian AftrnoIrIe..

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, Dec. IA par
ty of 200 Cheyennes and Apaehes MT
tackled the coach on Butter6eld's ex-
press route on Sunday last, near Downs
Sprins, and killed six passengers and
the express messenger, named Merwin.
After burning the coach they went 10
Downs Spring and Bluff Station,
burned all the buildings and stores and
destroyed all the goods and other prom
erty. One of the passengers killed
three Indians but was afterwards shot,
over a slow fire. 7}-Sf'i -
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Cincinnati Market.

CIEcINEATI, Dec. 2.
Flour dull and prices nominal.
Wheat sc lower; new red 81 65, old 81, 90
Corn declined to 66c for new. Oats Ale,
in elevator. Rye dull and prices nomi.
nal ut SIC for prime. Hogs quiet;
owing to light receipts and the mild
ness of the weather; prices are nomi-
Pork S2sa2s Sc for old and new. Bulk
Meats 5la5l e and l614 for sides, clear
ribs. Lard is held firmly Mt 2Ic. Gro.
certes firm. Whisky quiet at 90 20
Gold 1471<al4S. me af4a
Weather warm. Thermometer 62o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
GROVER 81 BAKERS
SEWING MACHINES
Have been awarded the FIRST PREMIUM
at the following Fairs for the year 1866:


First Premium for best Machine work at
Pennsylvania State Fair.
First Premium for best Machine work at
New York State Fair.
First Premium for bast Family Machine at
Ohio State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine ut Ohio State Fair.
F1rSt Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Michigan State Fair. -
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine RtlWtSconsln State Fair.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at LawTance County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Machine for general
purposes, at Lawrence County Fair. Pa.
FtTSt Premium for hest Family Machine at
Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Bucks County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine at Springfield Fair, Ohio.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machineat Palmyra Fair, New York.
First Premium for hest Manufacturing and
Family Machine Mt Suffolk County Fair MY.
First Premium for best Manufacturing and
Family Machine Mt Schuyler Co. Fair, n. Y
First Premium for best Machine for all pur-
poses at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Manufacturing Ma
chine at Allegheny County Fair, Pa.
First Premium for best Machine work al
Allegheny County Fair, Pm,
And wherever exhibited. a.r
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The Battle OF Queenstown He,rb,,
Canada.

me hattie OF Queenstown HEIGHTS
NEW York, Dec. 2.-Gen. Wool pub
fishes letter in the New York Herald
In which he says that General Scott. in
his autobiography, has committed an
error in giving an account of the cap
ture from the British, by the American
troops, of the Heights of Queenstown,
Canada, on the morning of October 18Th
1872, and of the death, on that occasion.
OF the English General Brock. General
Scott gives the credit of the capture of
the Heights principally to detachments
of the 9th and 23d infantry, companv
Of light artillery and some New YORK.
Militia, naming the officers by whom
they were commanded, and also states
that General Brock received his mortal
wound at the foot of the Hefrbts.
General Wool says that he himself.
then Captain, led the forlorn hone
which made the important conuuest
and that 1t consisted of 24O men Of the
18th infantry, one company under Capt,
Ogibrie, and a small detachment of
artillery. Only three of the officers
mentioned by General Scott, he states,
took part in the engagement, in which
Captain (now GENERALLY Wool was him
self severely wounded. General Wool
also maintains that General Brock fell
on the Heights, and not at the foot,
while endeavoring to rally his men for
the purpose Of reeapturing their last
battery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

DuFFALOI DeC. -
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat;
No. Milwaukee Spring 81 81; amber
Canada, good TO choice 81 l2a2 II. Corn
7la75c. Oats 35a44c. Barley Slal 0S.
Rye 75aS5. Pork $50. Lard 23c. Whis-
ky nominal at 81 81. Canal Freights
Weather mild-wind south.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

RALEIGH, n. O., Dec. 2.-Hons. w. H.
Battle, r. NJ Pearson and f. S. Reed were
chosen delegates of the Supreme Court
Constitutional amendment passed the
Senate yesterday with but one dissert-
ing. voice. David A, Bardes is elected
Judge OF the First Judicial District
Court and Z. g. Warren Judge OF the
Second judicial District Court. r.. N.
Best, present incumbent, is reelected
Secretary of State.
Both houses vote for u. s. Senator
on Monday at u o'clock.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

Z TORONTO, Dec. IAN important case
relative to the steamer Georgian, under
seizurs at Collingwood for "a violation OF
the neutrality laws, is under consider
alton here. The legal agent of the
United States Government has applied
for an Injunction, restraining the de-
PENDANTS from Interference which has
been granted, to continue ten days.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
ChIcako gIarket.

Flour very dull. Wheat declined DC;
sales M 81 3Oal 81 for No. 1, and 9Oa9Ic
1al1zc; sales at 44c for No. j and 42c for
No.2. Oats firm and advanced lc; sales
at &c. High Wines dull. Provisions
dull and inactive. Hogs firm Mt s1<a99s
for medium to choice. ~f=- Ts.-r--.- r
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2 ~ 1estifl oswEso, Dec. 2
Flour dull; sales 50 bbls at s. so; No. /
Spring $40; red winter $l1a1l 25; white
Sl2. Double Y Wheat held at 81 as for
No. L Milwaukee Club 50 3Oa2 80 for
grains nominal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

BosTON, Dec. 1.-The coIored people
OF Sew England, at their convention
yesterday, selected George Downing, OF
hhode island, las n delegate to represent
the interests of their race at Washington
ourlhg the ensuing session of Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
ron SALE,
4fl, COlpGF and Sheet Iron Ware

HAVING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
for the manufacture OF the above arti-
cleS, am prepared to nh all orders promptly,
and as cheap, or cheaper than can be had at
any other house In the city, keen fhe latest
patterns of STOVES, both Wood and Coal.
and win warrant every Stove 1 am prenar.
ed TO do all kinds OF Job Work In Sheet 1rOr
and Tin and will give such jobs my personal
attention. Spouting and Guttering OF All
kinds always on on. h hand. Copper and Brass
very cheap. Merchants and others YistinS
the city WIN do well to give me call.
e2 b F. CALDWELL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
6. L. ABDILL, Agent,
No. 1874 Market Street,
A Few doors below the Market.
BOOTS IA SHOES

d PORTER & SONS ANNOUNCE TO
N, their friends and the public, that their
Fall Stock Of Boots and Shoes are now full
and complete. They respectfully invite mer-
chants and Others visiting our city to give
them q call, believing they can sell them
goods to better advantage than they can pur-
lS5 Main street, Wheeling, W. Va. 81 =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Tbe Ell Paso
Mexican correspondent Of the Herald,
under date of November Sd, writes as
follows: The French General Brin-
count, left chihuahua in the direction
of Durango, on the 18th ult. This
movement is the first confirmation of
the recent report from Mexico CITY. to
the effect that Marshal Bazin was about
to concentrate his forces in the interior.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

:, PIT'TsRURGH, Dec. 2-noon.-Riyer
ailFee Ieet , SIX inches and falling very
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
Train for the West.

WHEELING, Nov. DIST 1855
ON. AND AFTER THE 2lsr OF NOVENI-
" BIER, the Passengers and Mails fronI
Wheeling for the West VIII be dispatched from
the Depot OF the b & o. R r. Co at 40 q. M,
$40 p. M, and leave Benwood on the arrival
of the c, o. r, r. trains at llsAO a M. and
lGs25 P. m. nov2-tf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
IA Gard.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS TO THE
w many friends and Patrons of Jeremiah
Clemens deceased for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while in our midst, and
lie that we intend to carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery business in all its branches
at the old stand, No. 119 Main street. where
we hbpe by strict attention TO business TO
merit continuance OF the patronage bestoW-
ed on him. ]. CLEMENS & CO.
dertaking Business as before. We keep con.
stanty on hand full assortment of Metallic
and other Coflns. aug2l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2.-The steamer
Revenue Cutter Hugh McCoIIoch. sail
ed for Havana to-day, with Gov Cur
tin and suite on board as passengers,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
HATS AND CAPS.

=. N. PRATHER,
No. so MAIN STREET.
LWAYS ON HAND A CHOICE AND
"A varied stock OF Hats and Caps for Mems
and Boys wear.
Being deSirous Of establishing a permanent
trade, Both In the city and surrounding coun-
Try, all those who favor me With their patron
age can rely on being supplied with the best
goods at the lowest figures.
Country merchants ARE particularly reques-
ted to can and examine my stock.
novl4 g n. PRATHER.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

New York, Dec la special to the
The statement of the public debt to-
day viii show a decrease of $500, 900,
for the month of November. The
amount of Indebtedness certificates Is
sued during November reached "a,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
Proposals Wanted,

DRoPosALs WILL BE RECEIVED UN-
i til the 9Th Of December, for. building an
Engine HouEe, in the 9Th Ward for the use OF
me United Fire Company; Plans and speci-
signed. JAS BODIEYS
nov25-tdec9 Chm. Com. Of Fine Depi.
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To the Public.

~ VIZ \ AO44Cs
MRS. NJ. C. LEIGH RETURNS TO THE
lll public her most cordial thanks for the
very liberal share of patronage bestowed upon
gagged in the clothing business in this city.
Tho new firm of n. c. Leech & Co., respect
1ully Sollcits and VIII strive to merit, at their
new place OF business n continuation of the
patronage heretofore enjoyed.
II. C. LEIGH & CO.,
oc28 No. u3 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
Milwaukee, MARKET.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2.
Flour nominal. Wheat declined &c
Sal is at ~ 2l7z.r-T~r -,--.stry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCTNNATI.

Regular PIttsburg and Parkersbnre
Packet.
L.slse Moore, Master, leaves Wheeling
G2Aevery Monday and Thursday at
O'Clock pm. Leaves ParkeTsburg for PIttsburR
every Wednesday and Saturday at 10 O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board or to
oca8 j. MANNER & CO., Agents
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04
Regular Pittsburgh, wheeling and
BnELeEahnEo RacIL ri

Regular P1ttsburRh, Wheeling and
ParkerSburE Packet,
The New and Elegant Passenger
IeRe&+ Steamer FOREST CITY, Captain
2eA John Gordon, A. r. Bunting Cl'lS,
leaves Pittsburgh for ParkeTSburg every
"Wednesday and Saturday at u NJ; leaves
Wheeling for Parkersburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at II p. NJ; leaves ParkersburR
at 2P. NJ; Leaves Wheeling for PITTSBURGH
every Tuesday and Friday at IA NJ,
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until s
P. M, by BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
augl7-I Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-04

" 100 Boxes Factory Cream Cheese,
no Western Reserve,
. English Dairy for sale bv
n0V2 PRYOR, HANDT.AN ( co.
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MESS PoRK-lO BB1s. RECEIVED AND
nov22 PRYOR. HANDLAN & co.
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NoIGATE's FANCY SOAP-SOO BOXES
~ just received and for sale at the manuiiic-
nov22 PRYOR, IIANDLAN & co.
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HtoRN MEAI-wHITE AND WILLOW
~ onr own grinding. for sale bvthc turn, by
novs2 PRYOR. HANDIAN a m
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bacon SHOULDERS lust RECEIVED
ID by PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
ARD Ollie BBIs. EXTRA NO. i, JUST
nov22 PRYOR, HANDLAN & co.
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F'urs.

MINK, SQUIRREL AND OTHER VAR
wi minis. The largest stock offuR In Wheel
ng Just received by ]. s. RHODES
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A PILES zoo BBLs CHOICE NORTHERN.
n large bbiS; lust received and for sale by
nov23 PRYOR, HANDI,AN Il Cd
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TOBACCO.

~, Herring; In bbls and half bills. received
'' no W '''ie OS PRYOR 4AND1AN = RI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Arr y~d.

Steamship Erin Grace. Liverpool July 49, and oreensowr
goth with ird.-. ems pass William OuioB. July 81 lat
IS 49, ion. 81 80 exchanged ssnss With nan steamer
bounl Z. Aug l. $50 light the port bow. sup
POSED De- vessel IRE. to 80 founi IL 20 be
nnsn unknown. tow nj brisintDe,
az 1880 stopped The engines and sent boat 20 ascer:
tain There anybody bcd found the passengers and
had LETT TIE sa boats aid inl, sha was n tow u
hrig WisnsOn a. StSs.ost from Bo.t0n Tor N-w'
Yock ID inst at p topled 60 pick mp boat with ohc-
and WHO eoTted Tat they belong TIE steamer
Orsgow ire sul a. ,or passengers AID then
board the bark Hosanonl thea In sight proceeded 20
bark aud TOOK I'll I'll TIE and cre0 oc5H sg to tho
oasgo. (fbout ~ in ALI mi them 20 this port.
Steamship Yszoo Couch. Sosof and Richmond Heineksn
& P1lmoIe.
Steamship Bellon, tRr Dixon London July Island Havrs
10 h. nitse and pass. Rowland & Aspinwau.
Steamship TaFiiI, McCIuey Liverpool July - mdse to y
Cunssd.
hrk Winthrop, Hl, Black RIVER jam, y tny' lo;woeA
20 Middleton Co.
BARK American Eagle. Hartford. Aspiawal 20 day, WOO.
hides. &c. to ). Z. jay
sctr Mcrosc. Rhoiepwa. Inagua Il days junk ~c TO
Nont-n Barlow.
Schr hudson. Tinker. *. Andrews, " b., II daysde--s
ant s.ars. to John boynton'5 son GO.
Sem John A. Grlh. FOSTER Eeglsdios days WIN sues'
~ master.
Schr O ~ IIyson Shaw. Cisaieso' "a days sugar ard
molas>es. 20 tna.ter - 49,
H. L. Macresdy & Co.
schr r. J. Canning, -, Calais with lumber to O
yoarGuan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
Of farmers say that We were about right NOW Inc
weather Is clearer"
Tbs Chicago Tribune OF Jny 81, says: Tne week


weather Is clearer"
THs Caicago Tribune Of Jnly 81, says: 1.-THE week
closing has been remarkable. breadstufs having adj
yaneed materially. Nearly every day has wltnessou
rainstormn fact until Friday II vas an ~. @ pu.i
ard great fears we're entertained regarding thc NE
turing crops In consequence OF these DOUBTS when
largely prevailed many went theh pie asain't wy
length breadth and extent of our country ana us as
cnltur.i resources and system oil speculation was u
duced in which has not brn eqnaled since tne ui'S
and lowering days Of May and July, 1901, wnep gma
was way up among the two hundreds. rrVn We
voumu0ns dispatches which have bcen pupAsneu -. -
The Tyibaus during the past three days, the carih
reader will easily discern that the damage done ~ tAo
crops is far below tbGt estimated by Tue cIonAItN,
have been betting against Providehcei hom In
united that the Winter wheat crop In hichgal. In
diana, southern Iowa. and central uilnos "h PRIV.
not much above half crop there IS 30 ".uo ~, Dss
Northern Iowa. Wisconsin and Minncsota wiz !ed a W
Abundant harvest. In Wisconsin. the ram, lnseau u
being thing 70 be mourIed over las been Dessn',
on account VI ito having entirely drowned ous 'no
chiuch bug, which Ind appeared III large nuinDers
The weather to-day was bright ard clear Win gen
tie breeze being very favorable for securing tho crops
already cut and depression In the general reauolls
market was the result. Flour Declined Iod2Jc' pr
barrel and were IL not for the light stock now held here
It is quite likely further deportation would have en-
sued. Spring wheat declined oGi0c. Winter wheat
Yves without any decided change Corn was very ire
guial Deng az one time lie. lower tnan the extreme
fguie realized yesterday. OTIS operea 3a4e better,
bat subsequently lost the ADVANCE ana declined 41oc.
below Fridays closing price. Rye was 21J:. lower
~~~-
e0lOc."
If our readers make anything OF the barometer
Of tie Chicago grain sp cuatoI, they are welcome 70
the above information. We hsvo M idea OF witnessing
famine, because some " them went crazy over little
extra rain.
A letter from A. J. Trsver. Lisburn, Cumberlaro
Co. Pa, July g. has the following Information about
crops in that section;
Grapes, excepting Isaheas. are doing well. Here
tboy never did worse Peaches pruniisc good cfop
where the trees remain sound Apples are very scarce
and If poor quality The chergls and p.nns have
nearly ali rolted 1hoir dieGse appeared ~ Do roore
due 10 u malaria Ia tae atmosphere tnan 70 Insects,
Strawberries tie best crop ever saw; wilson ana
Iona Welding the rate Of! 30D bus els per acre Corn
potatoes and oil. culinary vegetables are wonderfully
promising"
We remark the samc is true IN rel'tion to all the VI
cnty Of New York except the appearance Of disease
among potatoes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04
The want Of .efreliance which is the most degrading

The want Of selfreance which s the most degrading
result Of colonial vassaage, is shown in nothing more
clearly in the heipessness Of Canadians in regard
TO he mineral wealth with which their country obounds
From cud to the otner American capital ID 1t WORK
doing for the Canadians what England bas never
attempted to do, and what the Canadians themselves
nave never had Split ~ undertake. lIc bruce unu
Wellington Copper Mines on the no.ih'sloFe OF Lake
Huron. are worked by London finn but. Win theso
exceptions, every mining enterprise worth speaking q.
the north shore OF the great lakes is Ia the hhias o
Americans. Tie lead In the neighboihood OF Fort
William Is mined by PARTIES from Detroit lhe 'as'
possessions of the Quebec Mining Co. lie iGe ana "'e
bonded TO parties who have already tried to ma pur'
chasers In YORK. The nickel ard ron ores 0 the
" ullaee location are owned by New lora 20. whose
President met during my sojourn in Toronto INC
petroleum OF Boutwell, and Enniskillen renamed neg
lected in the fountains Of the eaith uhli
American money and energy brought 1t to the sHice'
The lead mines of the Fontenac district and in the
vicinity Of Caretonpla woud not have ncen btru Oh
hut for Americans. A MontTealer acquired the beds
Of phosphate of lime In North Burgess, but 1t was LEFT
10 Americans 70 work them. The copper zines OF
Ascot ere owned by citizens Of Boston, Providence and
| New.York who have Gone for Canada within couple
of years what neither her people nor ter BRUSH mas
tiers ever dreamed # doing. The gold mine In the
same township is owned AID worked by Now foikers
Even the great riches Of the Chsuaiere ard pn Loap
gold district are neglected though it were imposs'
be for Canadians to have faith in their own country
They speculate in the lands. indeed. but only with
hope of obtaining purchasers at Boston or New YORK;
ana to this hour whatever enterprise IL visible In the
gold region is that W ch Americans have initiated and
control.
How light and worthless then. are oil the fruits Of
British connection compared with tie benefits for which
Canada is indebted 70 the United States.
Canada is tie 'cvon up tho tree and Uncle Sam Is
tbe v.ritable Col Crockett. Our future depends upon
Crockett II be holds his place at lie bottom Of tho
tree, down we must come The time aid tho mode will
be as 10 him shah seem best.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-04

The business Of the Snb-ireasury was: Receipts,
IS 1876 s9S l6--for Customs aiU2, GOO; for Payments
81 s95, s34 l2--on account Of Loan, S6O0oOi Bal
aDce, SCI, i25,ll2 81.
Frcghts arc frmer but quiet. To Liverpool,
H. 600 bushels Corn at 3sd, end 50 TINS Oil Cake at
rs. cd. To London, 200 hhds. Tobacco at Els. Cd.
Exchange continues dull and is quoted as fol-
lows: Bankers Sterling, GO days, 1851 "a lOsi;
Bankers Sterling, days, 1921; Merchants, lO7lo
lO7i; Francs, long date 5.22i Francs, short date,
$40.
Tho total number Of National Banks is ,494,
with all aggregate capital Of s37o, Wo,OOo, and
circulation of $i6l, 81, $50.
Tho shipments from Albany to New-fork' lst
August, were rs follows: Wheat, $500 bushels
Corn, 5000 bushels Malt, 10000 bushels Oats,
t., 800 bushels; Feed, 200 bushels.