davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-12
AUCTION NOTICES.

a LARGE AUCTION SALE OF ELEGANT
4 furniture. cifpes beds and hcitinr, &c. vill
tahe pllce ths scfuoon nj l'cock At house 52 al.t
tni dinlng-rotn ilinituio itch china siyervas NC.
No poetronemen'. 34S
MORTGAGE SALE OF OVER 1890
t','.. worth Of elereni household furniture yelyel
hInS"h Anf iugrAin carp't-, mlrnif cont ioec sod
piano.oiie % spring and hair ra,trc'ses, blsrkev,
,1JS. nj TOR curtains sa~ ina snd 'ilyerwarei
unie cutlery over 800 lots Of "a o', bedroom and
S,nln,-iu"i luIuure, at -" eles ant residence, lls
West tshth II Clinton Place. neal oh thi dsy,
+. ROT II, auctioneer. 1913
DAWNBROHER'S SALE-,JAMES AGAR,
= Auetioneer, ses this day at 81 New Bowery, a
wearins apperel ges.e skiris, unt% yest, 'heet,,
pa'S pitns gil9se loot, shoes, &c. order
pAWNBROKERS SALE-B. WEAVER,
ave, At oc ock = ~, 500 lots OF oyeicoats, pants.
esses el1aks. 4uil', blankets pilow, toos sh9c.,
E.CuDLiPP 3s4 Seventh ave io5
DAWNBROkER'S SALE THIS DAY, 10x
a O'Clock, at BELL. 4 INCH AHAAs sales looms, s.
rev @sefy-o0 lots superior pledged Goods suits-
draveIr- letdlne, piece coots, -omusnts. -crses,
SoS and 1 ,eg: ~'eAo' and ie"ery' &C. BY j. ~
DAWNHROKER'S SALF-IOHN MORTf.
L MFR, O. East Broadway, ~ill rcr this day 300 lots
OF men - wameu' weafinr atpl ri, ulro ,hcet
quilts bankes, pillows boots and .hoe. Also voich.
WilGHsburrh. lH
- HERMAN 4 CO., AUCTS.. SELL ON
-. frdly Jan. 18Th, at II oc,oc,, IL Bo~crv. |.
large lot builon and Nouonc lhcIa All skies, hran-
dies, pil and barrels gin, Jamaica snd So CroS
ium, p1r', cherry and sdcta vino, t.ins about -
bbs various ga0rS, large lot OF liquors aud chAn-
payne Ia cases tEars, tobacco. &C. Alay ~ w
O'Clock reuefn assortment Of ladies' and childrvns
iur. NUTS cI.ii,, collars, scigh robes. &C. li2
1'O BIZ SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, At
Il the Public Pound, Sth e. bet. 4th and 5th aye.,
go1ts on ian. -, 1885. 1921
WILLIAM ABBOTT. ACCT.-OFTlCE 1
w Eat 49, oldNay-rells This Day. nj ~ o'clock,
the oncuts Of the afer beer and oyster saloon. ~
Mercer -'-couutcf, table, ar'n-chars- patent zee.
ci"'i, cro.teIl, shelving, Lror', &C. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-12

I'VE HIGHEST CASH PRICE IN THB
L oit, paid tur ola hooks. u,esnape, pamphe's aud
waite p.rsrti even. hlu1, at - Ann q, Fellow Wiz
nam, tiOkbE NNES. 3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-12

q 10 10 CENTS PER POUND PAID
- sl 90. Oh le .lc :, too..s and ilple's, und
ittAf p e. rD use p4. 1885,. .l. go III. -s Of
@p' tocL Al ~ A-a st oCt .I.J..AS {. BEN.
- !. 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-12

IANES-CAUTlON-JOHN G. RANKIN,
4 iAc oriy aulhori5ed collector Of Mt. Venom aud
Gsao Store .la Grand A., uesr Elizabeth. on THUR.
u2' l-lL INST 40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-12
GENERAL nse sINESS.

RESI, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE,
- BRIESI'S HAIR DYE,
TIE hot'i Dive Of the Word, used in preference V
n DOES NOT STAIN TUT SKIN.
end ~ ali Nho have tii0d 1t, acknov ledgo,
,....,. DOS NOT lNlCRE Tnt LAIR
al BLACk OR BRQWN,
tln"1ntHnooLIvl
and '''d BY 81 gsTs p i5s i' xxx Teeo Of
Each 10. con9ins nearly twice the quantity Of dya,
Whic .h.",i 'Hrm e. ~, ny a. 30 cent?. ,,.,,.
huRh
wn!lrsNr hervrs-n. Rarne, & Co, 81 PARK
Chtrry =; MILE ( Feed, lSI Allen, coz. stanton a.
aud cor Houston =. md Avc.p; Hoadley. Of Firh,b
ave-. Porter Faiichd, as Hudron t, and 81 sixth
ISIoS Is st Si1 a Sco O' supplied ny T. ~ GET e.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- carro's Gto.t clearing out sale Of oug old stock
room iof The Urn .rnde. ii q. fERRtII- g,i,,
2oJ .nd - Wet 10th It, cor. ''h ave. 40
cash PAID FOR RAGS ,AND OLD Metal,
White tas'' llocnts lc ihs color,d rncs, cis.per
COPPER and cWter ID ct' lead 10 cent? per H.; % eta
elcn 10. old silk hat. a, 80 Sg-iur tt. 10
CASH PAID FOR RAGS AND OLD Metal,
- White r1es II 1sni' pr 10. Coored and
Ola brass % cent? tOgvr and iteter IS oenn
eei ccu's I'f H." NJ 40. 10 New lloscry, cor. OF
ko~cyrlt It. go
COMMERCIAL OIL COMPANY. -THFRR
- wall be meeting OF tue Stock holders u tAe Com.
morcial pU tompsny, At their O1cp 10 Front st. IN
the city Of NCN lo.k, on tho llfh Gn- of .ianuary
l~I At II OtiOCK 20 noon, ilr tie pul bose dmin-
i-hinr tie amount Of tlt iGl Stock Of said Com
pany iIom five million OF '".'r. N three millions and
thr'c lunLf'd Thousand uIi.ir. Dated New York,
Dec. 18Th, sol. '. N. THOMSON, J.. ". PARK
4. l.. bODut- GEORGE a. LEETE, II. W BOOTH,
Ifus,ecs. 334
HIGHEST PRICE FOR GOLD.-THR
sums by
3.a 81 Wan st. under City Rank
ID RSTANT TO AN ACT OF THE LEGIS.
nture Of the state Of New York. entitled An
tcf 90 tutuorzc the Formation of or1oralion. ior
Mining, faruf NJ, Mechanical Cneinicl Pur.
trC. p'-tcd ltuary Il, lN4S, The New ork and
Now scotia ttuii Co., iucOrporntci under fail Act
and the amendments thereto, make the following re-
!'t he amuu1t Of their Capita Stock s one MIL
lion 10 +. Inc proportion actually uad in IL the
"U e; not IN cn-h, however but In ropcrv conveyed
O. the Con penI for the cutire sf',k. The whole
amount II its visiting debt IL shout Tbirtv-e,cht
lliNsON, Scctv, VI. g. punuel. James + haley,
Raymond tccrtou v e, Tyler John 4. Mckenzie
H. 1. iieWron-btectors. Ne" York, Jan. o. lSj5 iOt
BANNBROKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT
rio 81 .los; phce paid Tor p'Vnbiokcls tickets Of
.anle ~. lioios '"rolry, guns pistols silks firs
&c. at - bieerker A. up siailp. 1913
RELlEF FOR THE CITIZENS OF SAVAN-
~ nah. The Executive Committee of the savau.
nan R"lo' Committee of the Chamber Of Commerce
LcF'lN notir All intending dOnors Of goods that
the st"an' kENECtA CLYDE Is nov IDS 10 re-
ce.vo ac Same, 1T Fer H. H. r. Goods to he sent 10
Us ARCnbEl. BANTER, Chairman.
THE HIGHEST CASH rRlCE PAID FOR
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-12
RElIEF FOR THE CITIZENS OF SAyAN.

X 'lhEI Iph iilb 'lllLLNS VI SANAN-
nah. he Executive Committee of the Snvau.
nan k'lc' toiamlttco Of the Chamber Of Commerce,
LcT'lN nottr All intending dOnors Of goods that
the sirAh'. kENECtA CLYDE is nov ready 10 re-
cclvo .c same 1T rier H. g. r. Goods 10 he sent "a
tho order Ui ,he ugirs7i ? eli.
"2S ARCiIBEI. BANTER. Chairman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-01-12

O. the Con penl for the entire sf'>A. The whole
amount a. its visiting debt IL shout Thity-r'cht
HiWsON, Scciv. ", q. punuel. James f. bailey,
Raymond Eccrton, v e, Tyler, John g. Mckenzie
n. {. liewron-Directon. NeE York, jan y, SD IOi
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO STEAM
Il BOATMEN AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO
POSTMASTERS, &C.

POsTMASTERs, &C.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, August ~, 1860. !
SIR:-The attention of Postmasers, Special Agents,
and all other officers of the Postoice Department, is
specially directed to the 9th section OF the act of Con-
gress approved March 25th 1864 which imposes fine
dred dollars for each and every eence for placing the
words United States Mail" any other words, lett
or characters of like import, steamboat other
vessel coach other vehicle not actually used
in carrying the mails of the United Sates for giving
notice, by publishing in newspaper otherwise,
that any steamboat other vessel other
vehicle Is used In carrying the mails of the United
States, ''when the same is not actually used"
This is in the words following, viz: -,s
Sec 6. Aad be 1T further enacted that if any per-
son or persons shall paint PRINT post in other
manner place upon attach steamboat other
vessel, stage coach other vehicle which is
TALLY used in carrying the mails of the United States
the words Omitted States Mail any other letters
characters of like import; any person persons
shall give notice, either by publishing in any newspaper
or otherwise that steamboat other vessel
stagecoach other vehicle is used in carrying the
mails Ct the United States, when the is not actu
ally SO used, every person offending wilfuy aid
ing abettng therein, shall conviction thereof in any
court of Competent Jurisdiction he fined in any
less than one hundred than five hundred dollars
for such oense; onehalf the the United
States, the other half the person informing nd
prosecuting for the
This law must he enforced against all offenders, and
Postmasters and other officers of this Department
hereby instructed to take the steps for enorc
ing its provisions. . W. DENNISON,
sep2l-dlm. Pos master General.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-19

CTATE OF ILLINOIS,
- ALEXANDER COUNTY,
the Circuit Court of Alexander county, November
term, 1853.
Alfred B. Stafford,
Francis NJ C. DeVassa and "
Annie N. G. DeVassa. Bill to foreclose mortgage.
A41avit of the nonresidence of Francis NJ. C. De
Yassa Annie NJ. G. Devassa, the above named de-
PENDANTS having been flied in the Clerks office Of the
Circuit court of said county notice is therefore hereby
[ xven the said Francis NJ. c. DeVassa and Annie NJ.
6. Devassa that the complainant flied his bill of com
paint said Court the ohancery side ihef eo the
Fourteenth day September 1860, and that therenpona
summons issued of said Court returnabe as the law
firec:s Now, unless you, the said Francis NJ, De
Vassa and Annie NJ Devassa shall personally be and
appear before the Circuit Court of said couny on the
g. st day of the next Term thereof TO be holden at the
Court House In the city of Caro- IN said county on The
third Monday November next, and plead, answer or
demur to the said compliments bill Of complaint, the
same and the matters and tnes therein charged and
stated will taken confessed ard decree entered
against you according to the prayer o: said bill.
JOHN HARTMAN, Clerk.
Cairo Illinois Sent. 18th, 1863. ..-
' HAYNIE MARSHALL & GILBERT,
seepf16-wSw Solicitors for Complainant.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

Tho money market continues active but the drain
westward has subsidized and return flow may be looked
for One OF the scarcity Of currency here Of late
is tracesble TO the remtances Of the government
facilitate the of Thomas army In this way
u supposed that the greater portion OF the legal tender
received in payment OF the last vetwenty) loan
withdrawn from the financial centres The return
dow s checked some extent Cincinnati by the pork
packing operations, but the funds employed will BE-
gradually dsengaged, and find their way back.
The importations Of dry goods this port during the
week ending January compare follows with those
of the veek preyious.-
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Marine AMalrs.
cArrAM worroS, or THE STEAMSHIP YULroS.
on Roam sry,x.uIr FULTON,
Orr SANDY HOOK, Jan. T. 1850. !


orr SANDY uooK, Jan. 4, 1855.
Captain Jas A. worros, Commander steamship Futon:-
CArrAS-rhe passengers board your vessel cannot In
justice 10 you leave the ship without @ rendering you
sincere thanks for the courtesy and Kindness extended
us by yourself and Mr. Walker First ofcer; Mr. Manus
Purser; Mr. Mcdonald Chief Engineer DR. wynkoop Sur
geon and 70 each and all the officers OF the Fulton during
the entire passage Nhfan shin many of
the passengers having before sh untn
they recently arrived the shores Georgia after their
march Atlanta they hardly what 10 do where
10 themselves and oftentnes places where
passengers not allowed but 10 each every instance
they were met with courtesy and iorhcaane and dspos
shown by yourself and all your officers make
pleasant and agreeable possible We shall al
remember with pleasure this 10 rst)
aud hope when return the have the
good fortune 70 sail in good ship the Fulton and
by ruch gentlensnly able experienced
with sentiments OF high regard and esteem, are SIR dn
behalf OF the passengersl respectfully obedent
servants, VI A ambrght Colonel seventy ninth Pennsy
vanla Veteran yountoers r. ~ Murray, Colonel Third Ken
Veteran Volunteer cavalry Gleason Eighty
seventh Indiana Volunteers; O. w. Howard Lieutenant Colo
mel and Aidde Camp staff OF Major Genel Howard; Thos
N Heath, Colonel Fh Ohio cavalry. Lewis woaey, Major
Third kentucky cavalry }. W Breathet Major Third Ken
lucky cavalry Vanvoorhles. Lieutenant Colonel One
Hundred aud Thirty seventh New York Volunteers; G. H.
Fuller late Colonel aud 0uartermasteI
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

operates against any violent In 'he money market
10 which it mi ght otherwise be exposed in prosen,
stringent state.
The rate for money on call strictly per cent
and the discount line first class commercial paper
quoted ut II per cent
Foreign exchange is quiet, as usual on steamer day
Bankers sterling at sixty days is offered at l09k
1895, and at three at il0is il04 Merchants bills
yary from los 10 one per cent advance
The shipments Of specie to day amounted to 5000 ZOO
of which the City Of Manchester took on, $3.50 00 and
the saxonia $4,000
The subscriptions TO the seven thirty loan TO day at
the First National Bank amounted 10 sl65, 900. The
quarterly report OF the First National Bank, just pub
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Our Berlin Corresponden nee.

BERLIN, Dec II, 1854.
The German Prcss and General SAermcn's Expedition
The Irussians IN Ho,stein-Fassive attitude Of Aus
tIa-Discomtent Qf the Second Rdte Powers-Another
Chance for Lons Nopoleon-The PotiM Conspiracy
Case &c.
Since the American war first brokcout and fertile IL
has been in unexpected events, phase Of II has
cited such general interest in this country, and probably
the whole continent OF Europe the daring expedi
tion OF General sherman II continues 10 be expatated
upon In most or the organs Of the German press and
whether favorable 10 the or the Union not they
a agree in considering the turning point Of the tre
mendous struggle that has fixed the attention of the
world for nearly four Year, ''The advance OF sherman
from Atlanta TO Savannah" says the Vienna Free
Press lis one Of the most remarkable inspira-
ons OF sirategcs talent and Of the most interesting
operations In the military history Of modern tines and
will bc hardly less important for the fate Of Richmond
than Waterloo was for Paris Lee and Beauregard may
still gain their victories OF Champaubers Montmirai
they will aid their little by such partial sue
ceses az those Of Napoleon in 1914 could Paris and
his dynasty" Tho Vienna paper reminds its readers
however that the snalogies derived from European
do not always apply TO the military Affairs Of America.
tpredctiousu Il adds have seldom been verified in the
OF this gigantic contest rendered ncalculabe by
the extent OF territory comprised In the operations
and the peculiar dnculties occasioned by II. The for
tune Of may succor the falling cause Of
the rebels, but u is certain that the successful
move OF sherman proves epoch which may bring
about decision rapidly than the parsans Of the
South on this side Of the had believed possible
The Bourse appears TO take the view OF the case,
for American securities, which had declined in conse
quence OF the re election Of Mr. Lincoln, which put
end 10 the hopes Of speedy peace again rising not
wthandins the tgbsncss Of the money market and the
steady fall In many other government funds and railway
shares
Tho Schleswig Hossein question Is sill at dead lock,
and there Ia very little prospect OF either of the rival
claimants entering upon the succession At any rate for
the present Prussia snubs the Duke Of Augustenburg
and ignores the Duke Of oldenburg but she does not
come openly forward with her pretensons, content
ing herself with treating the duches like conquered
country, occupying the positions from which she
has Just elected the federal troops and
hsving the federal commissioners Of the nd
mlnsraton Of civil affairs Her last feat has been 70
take possession VI sbc telegraph Offices 'ura,ug oat the
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
The Circassisn Exodus.

Malta Nov. l2) correspondence Of the London Times
You have no doubt heard n the CrcassIans having
been driven out OF their country and great number
having arrived M Constantinople. The Turkish govern
ment made great many OF them soldiers, and also dis
tributed great number different parts OF the
Turkish dominions or these unhappy exiles twenty
hundred sent 10 Iarnaka In three small brgs
aud out Of that number only fourteen hundred reached
that place alive FIVE hundred and nfty Of whom were In
perfect health and II reported by masters Of merchant
ships that the sea was covered with dead bodesn fact
while at anchor on Iarnaka they were seen 20 hesve
10 make room for the rest 20 move about They
we're literally packed upon the other, and suffered
we're auatered presented shocking sght-men, women
and children nothing but skin and bone dying at the
rate OF twenty day from exhaustion, and eye Wiz
peas counted fifteen dead bodies in heap on the
beach. They allowed few paras a day 70 obtain
food but required something nourshng which sup
pose not procurable.
on the erngrants first arriving here great number =
the inhabitants assembled the beach 10 prevent sm
landing havt1g hesci that they ~rs ferocova seA -
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

increase tnis year ar'............'..
The Pottsville pa Miners Journal Says

The Pottsville (Pa Miners Jovrno, Says
The year 1854 has been rather evenfu year in the
coal trsdearge fortunes have been made by many OF
the operators who have sold out thor coleres and by
others the profits OF their business for the last two
coal companies have been formed mainly the pur.
chase or leases and but few by the purchase OF the land
Many Of these compsnies have been gotten up for est
mate business hut large number for speculative pur
poses; and what effect they will have upon individual
operators and the trade Of The county hereafter remains
for development
dividend OF six per cent upon the and preferred
shares payable le the government and State taxes
the 2sd inst The annual meeting Of the company was
held In Philadelphia the 1st inst at which the yearly
report read from which 10 appears that the receipts
have been anthracite coal 81 4l9 sos miscellaneous
articles t70077, Union canal trade 81, s6l, rents
s2S 232 interest money received ~ 500; making total
OF 557 1885, being increase Of $685. 400 over 1854
The total expenses during the year amounted 10 eq20 Sa
being sI55 1876 than in 1863 and leaving balance
be carried 20 the crsd, o the profit and loss account
Of $3.50, 7o6.
The exports Of treasure from San Francisco the 18th
of December isst year, foot up as foows:--
From January 70 December ~ 1854 .s52 s32 e2o
Excess la 1854 $40 052 924
The following were the comparative earnings Of the
ohio and Mississippi Railroad Tor the month Of Novem
bcr:---
1863 1854
Eastern Division .............fl534 All 2O3 $50
Western Division. ........,.... 1i5, 52s 1890
Total ai..................,..s2 s2es s6s 84s 242
Increase fT7,2TI
From January 10 November 90 1854 the earnings Of
both divisions Of the above road excess Of the rc
ccipis for The same time In 1883, f462 g5I
stock Exchange.
SATURDAY, Jan. 7--t0:30 A. NJ
$4,000 Cs os,'sl cou 1l0h 80 Erie RR pref. os
5000 do........ iioH 300 Hud Rlv RR Il3
10000 do........ Ill 200 do. bio 1t3
10000 Us6's,s2 20 cou 1O8M 100 do....... li2L
10000 o.,nsw - tsK 200 d0.",,.c Ll2k
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Dec. ~, 1854
Ne Paris Prea ne Tresidenrs Messag,-Fseiing Of
NE French Peopie-The Diplomatic Receptions Nese
Pears Day-Chv,stmas and New Tsays Trepard.
tions, DC
The comments Of the French opposition press upon
the Presidents Message no, characterized by that
bitter malignty and with which the English
Journals asssil H. 'More n sorrow than in anger"
they profess depore the fatal resolution they deem
H. which is leading to the destruction, they think Of
grand nation give you below synopsis Of the arti
ces which have appeared In the leading Parisan Journals
La France (the organ Of Mr. sdeD commences by
acknowledging that It In when II supposed that
the election OF Mr. Lincoln would serve the cause Of
peace His Message leaves Illusion In regard to the
maintenance Of the obstinate policy Of the party
which controls him War 70 the knife is now the
policy. The last hope OF the friends of peace
is gone. These two races Of Northern and South
ern men are 70 cut each others throats TO the
last man. and TO sacrifice their last dollar 10 satisfy
The thirst Tor blood which dsvours them. least unless
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
The Christian Commission.

The annual business meeting Of he United States
Christian Commission 10 10 be held In Washington on
Thursday, January 26 At ten O'Clock in the morning
The anniversary OF the committee will be held In the
same city on Sunday evening, January 49, An snni-
verry meeting will also be held in this city Tuesday
eve January n.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
NEWS FROM ST. DOMINGO.
Barbarous Treatment OF Dom inican Prise
oners ny the spanis srds-FIumanity of
the Governor or Coal Island, &c.
OUR TURKS ISLAND CORRESPONDENTS.

OUH TURKS ISLAND CORRESPONDENTS.
Turks IsLAsp, Dec. %, 1894.
Through recent arrival from 81, Thomas we sorry
learn that the Dominicans captured by the Spanar
KEEP, by them in a most awful condition Laden with
heavy chains and full Of pnful sores they have been
sent from Porto Rico TO Coal Island where they en-
ployed public works without any distinction Of their
position in society. Their condition, IL is ssid is 20
psfu that IN ~ Thomas subscription has been raised
provide for them the most needfr neceSaTiee such
clothing, &C, and TO the humanity Of the present
Spanish Governor OF Coal Island is e that ration OF
twenty-five cents Is allowed them, well as providing
with necessary clothing and ordering the sick TO be
conveyed 10 the hospital
Is this the fulnment OF the promises which the
Captain General De Bsrgss has vouched their behalf
and who would think hard of the Domncans when they
rcsate learning the sad fate of their poor brethren9
II becomes the solemn duty OF every Spanard TO insist
before the proper authorities into this
matter The oulpable must be brought account
not 10 inculpate the innocent.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Wei. es.iia1
VOL sud,u1

The subscriptions 20 the ton forty loan which closed
his afternoon larger than the receipts since the
announcement Of its withdrawal led many expect they
would bc but as we lnmaod would probably be the
case The heavy subscriptions In at the close. The
total subscriptions to-day throughou, the country be
estimated at twenty I've millions allowing dve millions
IN Boston and Philadelphia The following subscribed for
themselves and ,thers about the amounts appended to
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

Ianeous sums at the Sub Treasury
This makes total subscription In this city ~ more
chan nineteen millions The previous subscriptions dur
ING tho week aggregated throughout the country only
se,vcen two and three millions The untaken with
-yawn balance OF the loan viii be about nftyAve mil
IONS The faci that payment Of subscriptions will be
made mauly i've per cent notes. which have been ont
~ active circulation sod that this will be received 10
surcc eQua u,tslnsas ra ne 7tb, l&h and 2ist--
The New York herald., 1865-01-08
Russia I'm India.

II0H'N'''t'f'OPfS
Telegraph
il a fact Of the utmost Importance and should Be
made known, that Russia hns for sorne time bad
telegraphic communication with India. Russian line
passes direct W Tehean and from thence there line
communicating with the Persian Gulf submarine cable.
OF course II would be impractcable 70 make use OF this
Of sending messages for our governmental ser
vice. but for commercial purposes II might TO certain
extent be employed. Whether this be not the cir
cumstance OF Russia having this line At her command s
suggestive Of consideration and csnno fail 70 at
tract attention.
The New York herald., 1865-01-08

Since January .si72 org o49 ls4 3se 26s EOS AIS
The Phsdelpha banks reduced their specie last year
g. 326 O0O leaving balance in their vaults Of only
$lssO,css They contend that coin is longer
cognzed currency, aud is Of to the banks In
the way Of business and produces interest," tis dead
loss to carry H.
The following comparative statement shows the average
condition Of the leading items Of the Philadelphia banks