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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
l0H a LC.,AIIC ASYLUM WAS "INspFo.
TED"
From tbo LOndon Iour,or

l'o" a LO-'AIIC ASYLUM WAS "INsPEo-
TED"
From the London LounRer
don't know how thew call thaso r,o, -,
inspect the lunatic asylums-vhether oommis0
sloners, inspectors, or lunatic ofeers or ,rIas
Gut heard good story about one the oibsr
uuy' he' the government inspector. (let mo
Guy government Inspector, or | shall not he abe
". oh) went down to lunatic asylum to
inuspecI report, or whatever may be the form
lor ~ lie was very tall fellow. with sondn
whiskers, this official. He saw tbe msS;oa,
sup erlntendent, and said uI don't wisb =" 10
over me asylum in the usual way. hut to min,5sIo 5
WIN ihe patients as if were a-an oficar
surgeon, or even one of themselves Rv co
uu'1s shall be better enabled to Judge of tbsir
d;rsn,;e suai slue, and OF their progress in the
doc,,. ,,, w. san''y' with pleasure" said the
doooo rs saturday, and we usually have a
sHmoe % On saturday night. If you 90 into ,ba
99aIl-room' as We call il, you will ses ,bsn,
uaneing and talking without reservep HWaniI
1t DC objectionable if I-a-dauced with ,baN, ~,
Ta ssAeu sae onicial. "NOt at ALL" was tbe renlv
iuo olnclal walked into the ball-room anS
oeieo'lns tue prettiest girl he saw for prrtner
,ll. nas s9oh keeping up very animated copversal
d.au.. u .ne course Of the evening he said TO tba
JSese 10 you know that that girl in the white
cass; % WIN the blue spots, is very curious
Sos W peen talking to her, and cannot.
iUr !, inc life and soul of me, discover in % Tbai
u'seo'.on her mental malady lies OF course.
s"% ~ once that she was mad-saw it in the odd
oJJi,, l1 VI ner eyes She kept looking at me SO
Tuuiy. ,S asked her il she did not think sbe was
hn ,ue queen Of England, or whether she had not
ueen roooed OF a large fOrtuue by the volunteer
movement, ! nI .I, or Tilted by the Prince Of Wales
hut Teu & 70 nnd out the cause Of her lunacy;
Dnt ,, ! couldn'ti shO was too artful." ,,Vsyr11
iAe' answered the doctor. "You see. she =
10. patients she is one Of the bousenaias
,uu as sane as you ars" Meantime, the pretty
went to all her fellow-servant5 sn5
sara, "HaVe you seen the new pntisn,S ~. auu
'een dataIcing with me. fiue, tail man. and
.e whlskers, but as mad as a March
snSl.Dd i1rS h0 sSsed me if wasn't the Queen Of
arge fortune, and whether the Prinos of walss
W. , = Nc. 11! want to marry me. He is mad. Isn't
Pi'y-such fne young man y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
MARRIED.

MoRRow-dREEN-on Tbursd.r 81, D..
1850, by Rev. Jas. E. Meredith. az o. CS.' sIa'
ta, Mr.. HRSRY W. MoRRow, of WilmInsteer' Ies.er'
10 Miss MARIA b., eldest daughter os gt'
oreen' ESQ., Of christiana Hundred, Dsl Tua'
BANoRoFT-RICHARDsoN-o, H..
by Friends ceremony. AT tbe 1ue OH inst.
brides father, near this city. samnsi n. ol The
w., to Mary A., third daughter of sa nSnoIoiL'
Richardson. No cards. '"~uel ).
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
NOTES OF THIRD SERIES OF 7-8Os NOW
REApY

NoIES OF THIRD SERIES OF 1905 NOW
READY.
Ihe demand for the Second Series of tho 2 an
Notes was 80 great that the Treasury Dpnarts
ment was unable to print them with su(ician,
rapidity TO fill the orders. Ii will be remana'
bered that hundred millions were subscrihad
anu paid for in single week. The nrintin1
presses have finally surmountei the difIiculty
anu on wednesday, June lth, the deliveries of
.ne 1nlrd Series commenced, and will be CON
.,hueo wlth the same promptness thnt marked
'he supply oil the notes of the first and SECOND
series II has been this interruption of delivern
at tue time of subscription which has given +,
appearance OF a falling off in the populer talinr
oI me loan,-the great body of small takers
Deilg unwilling to pay their money unless thav
receive their notes right in hand, to carry tbeI
nome lis expected that after this weol tba
uaiiy subscriptions to the Seven-lbIrties will
run up into millions, as they will nndonb,odi. rtl
be stimulated by tho opening of tho sorr'ey3
wool markets East and West. II 4 NO, 80,
hkely that the Government will ever again ofFar
~ ueslIaDie security as these notes, and abont
'"v nuhured millions only remain to be taken
WIN tne close OF the war the national az.
penseS WIN DO vastly reduced, and inyestors
must must looR ior sharp reduction in the rate os
interest as soon as the present loans became duo
anu can be paid off. There is no reason 1vhr
lhe United States credit for money should ovsy
again fall below its credit for couraos M |
% %salle spirit that preserved the geoqra1hieol in.
iegrlty OF the country will place lis pseun;ar,,
integrity on par with that Of the most fayoraS |
that will represent rate Of in,ag
ss' unuer rather than over four per cent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
u. s. 0-2O six PEP cent.
GOLD-BEARINC BONDS

These Bonds are now worth a h.pdsoms uranium
"''u arc exempt as are all the Government Bondi,
IRON Mate County and Municipal iaraiion, elieh add,
fo@ one nei0@ree per cent per anaum 10 their vai. .c.
'o'ainS to the raeisyled upon other property The ia
'e'e'liS payable somI-annuay by coupons attached to
each nOto which may be cut Oh and sold to any bank
or banker.
The interest at 7.aO per cent amounts TO
One cent per day on n 500 note.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
sEvEN-THIRTY LOAN

rhsss notes are issued under date Of july 18th
1850 and are payable three years from that da,. in
currency or are convertible the option of tho holder
into '''-''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13

cient supplies for an army of $4,000 men
for two years. The loss is estimated at
from eight to ten millions Of dollars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OUR MARTYRED PRESIDENT.

N9Iloh-ln consequence Of the un npAralelled and To-
eeasng demand for my very popular portrait as
asnlea President am compelled to announes 10 the
, anu the public generally, that have increased III
,,- TWO DOLLARS PER COPY.
y presses arc running day and night but am unable 10
III uths Of my orders aud those who desire rnt prints
"nls the plate Is in good condition. must do 50 soon.
potust Is engraved steel, in the highest stys
inh OAt inehes and Is printed plate paper 1924
oosaer ~ Is from Bradys imperial photograph, aud
TO be the neat portrait Of the Great Do
psea oolh as work Of art Rad in point Of accuracy
sent ireo oil charge, on receipt OF the price BY
.rros,, ~ J. Q. BUTTRE, Publisher
"P'-''" NO. as franklin st., New York City
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
u. S. 7-3O LOAN
THIRD SERIES,
$23o,ooO,ooo.

ny authority Of the Secretary of the Treasury III.
uadef'sn'i iho General Subscription Agent 70, III.
A'' '' United States seeuriIss, OEors to the publ,
the third series Ofroasury Notes bearing seven
'eA'h' per cent interest per Aunum, known as tn,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
The Only Loan in Market
offered by the Government and its superior savnu.
tayaa nab. q. 81.
Great Popular Loan of the People.

Less than s97o,Ooo.OOO Of the loan authotI,i b.
congress are now on the market This amour, It
the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be ,us
''ripsa Tor within sixty days when the notes will IN
doubediS command a Premium, as has uniformly b,sa
'n' ease on closing the subscriptions to other LoAns
IN order that citizens ofevory town and section Of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking tbs loap
tue National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers
throughout the country have generally agreed to scsr.
subscriptions at par Subscribers will select their own
agents. In whom they have confidence, and who Onlys
to the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orders.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
JAY COOKE,

Subscription Agent, PHILADELPHIA
=, SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by tho following
NATIONAL BANKS IN DELAWARE
Newport National Bank of Newport.
First National Bank Of ssAiord.
First National Bank Of Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13

On wAwAsRr sTREET, BETWEEN LINCOLN AND
SoorT STREET.
Running North 14O feet (ercspt lot No. 72, lOhich
is Ill yIssi) 10 a s feet tgids ALLY.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13

On WAwAsEr SrRRRT, BKrWBHN UEIoE AND LIN
colin STREET.
Running back respectively from 66 10 140 tsei, 10
Riddles land.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13

Notes Of all the denominations named will bs promptly
furnished upon receipt Of subscriptions.
The Notes Of this Third Series are precisely smi,
io'm and privileges to the sevonThirtios already s
except that the Government reserves to Itself the o
0fPaynE interest in gold coin at per cent ustoada
1aifths in currency. Subscribers will deduct The H.
erest In up to July 10th, at the time when h
subscribe
This delivery Of the Of this third series Of tb.
seven-thiriies will on the list of June and
will be made promptly and continuously after that date
The slight change madein the conditions of this THIRD
SERIES Affects only the matter ofintores The psymsu,
in gold ifmade will be equivalent to the currency n
of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments In the event Of which
only will the option to pay interest in Gold bO ayaod
o. would SO reduce and equase prices that purchases
made with sx per cent in gold would be fully equal to
those made with and tbroo-tenhs per cont in cur
reuey. This Is
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13

This is q triangular lot, IS feet on Rid
dies road, 81 feet on Wawaset street,
and 6s feet on Scott street. Sold for
$25. Purchaser, VIM, Forrest.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
Very respectfully
Third Assistant Postmaster General.
Postmaster, Wilmington, Del,

TESTIMONIAL TO S. NJ. FELTON,, Esq.-A short
time since, s. NJ. FELTON,, ESQ.,, owing TO failing
health was compelled to resign the position Of
President Of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad, and return to his excellent
farm in the vicinity of Chester, Pa. Since his
retirement he has been the recipient Of numef-
ous testimonials from the travelling and bust
ness people who appreciate his worth as an officer
and gentleman. A short time eince there was
prepared for him model, in gold and silver, of
the splendid locomotive "Daniel Webster" an
unparalleled specimen Of it's kind in taste and
ingenuity. II was the handieraft Of Mr.. Ben
ton, Of this city, and was for some time In tbe
window Of Messrs. Ziba Ferris & Son, corner Of
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-06-13
EDWIN BOOTH.

The Dispatch, the organ of the Masonic fra
'ernIty in New York, publishes the following
correspondence
NEW YORK LoDoH, No. $50. F. and A. NJ.
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1T viii he seen b. tho foreign news pIJlishs in
this mornings suS, that The Brtisl authorize, in
I'eisni arc taking energetic measures sgain,. the
fenisn Organization. II is stated tat very largo
number OF Fcnisns have been arrested In various
parts Of the Island, and the military everywhere
are represented to be on the slerL ready TO quell
any outbreak that may bc attempted. Ia Dublin .
number Of Fenisn prisoner, we're marched II rou N
tbs strse.t receiving lie plau4iu Of the people,
bat no efOrt was made W rcscue Ihom Tie fate
Of the Fenian organization ia LELAND viii evil
deutiy be soon decided, one way or the other Th.
british Government is clearly in earnest rcgardlng
its intention 70 put II down At whatever cost and
the suffice, mus, necessarily reach the crisis very
soon. Further news from tho "seat OF war" will
therefore, DO eagerly looked for.
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THE plan which was advanced, and so c.rnc,tl,
advocated by the sUs year ago for the relief Of
consumers from the eNtortion Of milde-men, was
adopted by several associations Of citizens and in
every instance was found 10 DO admirable and
complete success. The chief object Of that move
ment was TO furnish means by which fsmi!s.
could procure coal at o reasonable price, In con-
forrnty with our suggestions, . number Of families
In different parts Of tho city dubbed together,
bought their coal at the mines from producers, CO,
capped the eHiortioners, and supplied themselves
with the rsq site usl Tor Winter 81 CON par Atiyely
low rate. We recur to this subject now, for tie
reason that the coal spectators are beginning
without any solid excuso-to advance prices Jus,
they did = year ago. with the evident purposs
o. repeating their former imposition upon the
puzzle. within the last three or four weeks
their prices have advanced an average OF
about three dollars . ton, and th,re
ID every indication that tho figures curr.n, las,
winter will soon be reached II La u,.,s.. Ia -.
monstrate with or to dsrounce these yul,urc,.
ibe.r object " to exact the last farshins ,hoy can
get rom tho public, q. a time when there ia no al.
Tentative but to comply with their demands, and
ono might as well appeal TO tho conscience Of
pirate a. 10 thht OF such mon, In FIVE or six weel
from this tune, at ithe fsrthest, our cit Gems viii
DO practically al tho mercy OF these e1tortlonorA
for twill then be almost impossible to buy coal
from producers shs'! NO allow them to reue.t
the imposition prscseed last winter This ia a
question which tho head ofeyory family must now
decide for himself. Our citizens have tho oppor-
tunity 10 eheokm-to the spectators by timely
movement and II they fail to take the requisite
scton they must expcot W DO mercilossly swim
died. We know that there arc few i'm.
practicable theorists who try to prove, srg1mcntA-
lively, that cooperative societies are al humbur
We will not waste time in showing tho 'alsey of
their logic, We kEoT that the plan advocated by
Ihe Sun has been repeatedly tested, aud has been
found complete success, therefore wo recommend
y with tic fullest confidence, Nov 70, thoss who
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A Ray Of Light.

ws are now more hopeful than ever that tho
shsmful abuse which immigrants suffer at the
hands OF unscrupulous ahip captains and others
will DO at lss, mi,lgsted. The Captain Of tie ship
Vllsfsnca, whose cruel treatment Of passengers il
already familiar 70 our readers, was yesterday, on
examination before the United States Commits
soner, committed for trial N await the action Of
the Grand Jury. II IL high time that these out.
RACES upon immigrants were stopped, and
the only way TO accomplish that result Ia by
few wholesome examples Of exemplary
punishment Both humanity aud policy d,nsnd
that This should be done. I, is greatly to the
Interest Of this country 70 stimulate immigration,
particularly ., this time, when portion OF IL Ia In
PROSTATE condition, requiring all tn. help II can
get. Therefore, We should see that foreigners are
not deferred from smigr,ting by tho horrors Of
such voyage As the PASSENGER Of the vIllafr,ncA
were subjected TO. Tho full penalty Of the law
should be meted out to such offenders
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Shodsly Abrond.

Paris correspondent Of the London DAuY
rrLEGRAru gives TIL following humorous account
OF the doinss Of shoddy in Parst
shoddy 10 here at last; and iho mouth Of Paris
waters aud tho ears ~ Paris Jungle at tito sight sud
sou "a Of It's well filed pockets. 1 have lust re.
turned from hall an hours lounge In the courtyard
OF the Grand Ho.e, sho idy's h adqu1rtors. 10.
hold him In his magnihcenco az he rtc.Ines grace.
fully upon two chairs, ono arm thrown over the
back Of third his boot heel resting, At an .lev.-
rim Of one Of tho wooden tubs that coLtsia Tie
hnliko pdluters. lie Is smoking lis seventh
cigar, while he watts tho return Of his wife ami
daughters flom their drvo-bo 10 recorded en- pas
they comet Fat, sallow, and long pas, FORTY
tho msiron suoddy sits bolt ulright, Tor If she
cined the world would lose hall her attrac.
tons, and while seeing she desires ~ bc seen.
sho has diamonds IN her ears, sh, has pearls
round her neck, aud 4 NiBs,rA u pcs-ls nJglus
over her mountain Ius bosom. Sue has heavy
bracelets on her arms, rings upon her hu .crs, and
wouI Lsvo bella upon her toes !. tie prcjuIices Of
society were not against such q fashlou. Tho
shoddy nAidsns are as reiIlgeut as / err mother
Tho whole courtyard as they enter bri yhtous IN
as wits sud .su burst OF stunt cams AID IS they
descend Which they lid sOmewl at hsavi :, nom
the carr age, there prolonged metallic rattls -
though they wore, which in great part Ilsy do
cham armour over their clothes. shoddy himself
cigar In mouh-ii Is never out except 10 cat drink
or splt-louhgos over 10 them, cousu'ts his watch,
aNNohy = siIo Vt % bulhlltr tDAn the hotel
clock ali We his head, aud limiting that 1t is luncL
con time, states his Intention Of put1ing him4.lf
half outside Of something right or" The lades
replying, through their noses shat they have
no 'OlJeeshuns," tho whole party shine ard
rattle up the steps, aud are soon ENGAGED
"In taking stocE"--Ghe phrase 10 Bhoddy-of -
light and scgsnt repssL coi.A.sIipg Of strasboury
p.e, picked ralmon, lobster salad, cucumber nui
cheese, washed down by two bottles OF Clio lot
and concluded with wha. the ladies' deuomusts n
"froshener up" and tho gentlemen a "curpse.
reyiyer." This glorious vision had scarcely van
ished from my view when my attention WAS allied,
by their very high voices, to meeting of sloddy
ladies who we're waiting, as they ,ermod IL "t1 DO
hauled up 10 Their rooms by the diving boil" Thoy
were yeower In every way than the party LAye
Just mentioned, a. brsssy and more bilious, keep
ing up high pressure conversation Ia voices
pitched to t.c pleading keynOtr Of arAilway vii -
tie. Forced 10 become hBtourr, WAS favored IN
less shan five minutes with much domestic infer
nation, whic,, w.s"r 1hAn they, shall keep 10
myself merely recording tho iscI that Jane, ihe
lighter Of one q tie laiies, was at that noinent
"hxing herself up" for drive in tie BJs, aud
tnss Stephen Lao gone out with his fa.hsr 40
hquor."
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Tucker,, rhnrma nr Non,h ,nr ,hn =
h s:ATsaa.

ANnERsQN-On Monday, Sept. 81. william Henri
in'nnt ,9n o. john and Margaret Anderson, AsoI /
The I.lativcs and friend. Of the family are 70
specially invited to attend the funeral from he
I.rl,nce Of his patents al &eiIose, escLcs, er Co..
" wv ~ ~ III
BDwICk-On Tuesday. Sept. Goth, Mary incoin.
younI,Ssl ehiil OF George aud CathArino Bonics.
The friend, Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral 'ion the residence OF her p1 .
ents ~ West ooh a. on this day "Wednesday. 1t =
BECKS-Sept. Goth, Mt Middle VILLAGE 7. I. ~,
T. ~ Be'ks, formerly MIS-. Edward Bruwn, maiden
nl4e .u1al, In tho 0;j year OF Lcr arc.
-, Inc funeral will take place this afternoon - .
o'clock 4 ON he. la residence. Her remains ~ -
Inferred al CAyery Cemetery. lr
~ CRouLLY-on TUESDAY morning, Sept. 96.h, Mrs.
Ct9u.ei, m the 20 year Of her nre.
fure al Ms afternoon Il O'clock nom her Int rp.
utnco IL uouNeneur street, Isl
.COVERT-on Monday, Sept 9sth, Of Con,unn-
non, Adelia VIE Of WIN. II. Covert, aged 20 years
Tho Ie.stiyoa aud r endI arc respectfully lnytei
TO attend The funeral this dav, Moines,Iar A. nj
o'clock A. NJ hom her late residence, a. West
CowI;Y-on Monday, sept. %, .ncr. LINGERING
lnno q, Ann, tho beloved Ni'e OF Aiehsci 10, ',',
native OF the Parish of hul'iurar Co We. ni,.t n
Trojan 10 tho Both year Of her Ag- 'N'
Ihe irierf' Of tho iani' are iespectmlv inyl al
70 attend tne ~ clhl, nom her ate !esilcn,c
Io2Tck 81, th.s Wednesday afternoon, Sept. y. at
O'clock. ~" To-,
GREENE ON Tuesday, Sept. 90, William II
dfCcae, AGED - year, niely OF The 6th Ward rol'rr
aud son of Captain William H. Greene late nj Ia
~ Excelsior Brtade, and formerly picprletof Of
hontcouiery Hall.
Ills friend. and acquaintance, also NJ IA, b-otber
Iiuma. AMI hsothC --Iu.as, Jane, Gsnuon ar. 20
fptcuuly Invited TO attend The funeral on In ~ ~,
slteuoon' 18th int, Ut o'clock, nom his he rel
GCaco, Ga Ma'tsst. iii
kNOTT-On Tuesday, Sept. Goth John. von,-o,,
con q David and Elizabeth knott, aged YEAR .ni
~ u ontis. $3.50
Tho friends and relatives OF the family ere ro,r.c,.
FULL Invited "a attend the funeral Ills 1n.Tn,, ~,
O'Clock from the res teace Vi hs paIcuIs lGI L..t
18TH street.
Newark paper, plove copy 1p
NEWMAN,-on Sept. go, Margare, Newman. In tba
u b yeAI Of her age :" '''
The ielaves and friends Of the family Ar. .o,-o.
fully invited TO attend the tuuer. on rhurdar nttrr
nom, 18th uft Al O'CLOCK, tom The ie.i ence n, TO-
ion John, ~ Lighth ave, near 55.h e. ags
SHEEN NN-At his residence IS + iftb,, 81.
the 10Th inst Cornelius hhcCh "a, In tr Az s ~
ms ace. deceased was a native of Ar.gsh, Co. Of
Limerick, ileaud. w. VI
Ills ge atlyes aud friends are rrrpe,t6ill, ,-,,oi
To attend the funeral NcdLt.ttv st,'-,,,'.,'H
sept ~ Mt o'clock 10 CavlTy Ceuetery' SgG
sNITH-Ot a linserng Hires, which ,oro.I,h
ChrIs.ian goriItude, George ". smith, IN t9o BIN
year 1i lis Are. $50"
The relatives aud friends of the f,rll, ava -o.-.
fully invited to attend tie iu.eli. an 'i','-
afternoon, sept IS al o'cls,t, t4.Ui Ii .'u''lhF
deaoe III A0rth 9Th st BlooSl,u, r. D. '-'S esl'
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would escape the coal shark. for,ou mi, advise.
and they will, before mex, spring. ,b.pt the &c.
for having profcred 1t: org.Du, club. ofsaf,v on.
or any other considerable number. Find
'OOu' 'ne amount Of coal that each member will
'oto''' i'r The Winter make up q common purse
'ano'en' |" pay IRE cos, Of the required quantity
s''ne mines together with EXPENSE, select goJi,
nons't energetic and comps,cn, man 40 s,enL aud
i'' MIN make the purchase from the producer,
procure the delivery Of the coal in the city, and
attend 70 It's proper distribution .mong the nem-
oors OF the society. Trade organizations ard
other permanent uoc cites light 90 into tn move
msn' IN Their organized esp.si,y This 10 TIE only
salvation from tho coming imposition Of the COZ.
speculators
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Progress Of tho Cholera.

ouR sdvices from Europe 10 tho 18Th inst, rep
resent that contrary 70 previous reports the choe-
m Is still raging In Constsntinopls and other
points TO tho westward. A correspondent Of the
London TINA writing from tho Turkish Capital,
estimates that the actual number OF deaths In the
city from cholers up to the date Of his letter, Au
gust 9th, was from Any thousand 10 eighty thou
sanj. There 10 no doubt that the pestilsnce 10
still working Its way steadily westward, A. tho re-
ports from nearly all the Mediterranean towns
where IL has appeared, rsprossn, the disease as in.
crossing. Il Is noticeable that an Egypt and Asia
Minor, where Il first appeared, tits rapidly on the
decline. Tns fac, also strongly indicates tina. Il 10
swecping over tho country, aud that Il IL not, as
some have supposed. q local inalAdy. There 10
now, fortunately, good grounds for hope that the
cold weather will save New York from the iniec-
ton during tho present season, aud tho same
eauSe may save the cisy from the propagation of
other slddomics created by the lo.thsome condi.
ton Of the streets. Our citizens may well he
thankful that they arc so far blessed with good
luck, II not with good management, on the part
Of their officials.
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Finane,aI News Markets. &c.

View York, Tuesday, sent 90 9 PH.-God oponed
this morning At l'3A. and elosed At 49, r. ~ II IA
the lowest and hisL,d quotations. The general
stock market was rather dull costs selling lit
tic higher and othcr !itt.o lover than on yestor.
day. Governments we're steady and duh. Tie loan
market -mwel suppllei at IS a per cent. CouIno. i.
cia paper was quiet at o. o. Sterling EXCHANGE WA
quoted At 1oo4 10 for prime b.nfer,' rim, N,
IhAnge to-day Flour was frmCr ful hi.h r!ades and
lower Tor common. Wheat was duh AMI ic "A u
lower Tor Spring, snd lc. &c. better fr Winter
Com vH lc, lower. Oats were sttdy. Pork VA.
excited and hirher Reel was acuye Lard ~
hriEer, and Whisky wa steady.