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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

sbOu. 700 bales closing at Doc for Mddng to sc. fol de-
CoFFEF sales Of any magnitude are reported 10 day
Gooers generally oaE former tgucs ana The mafkei my ~
CANDLES arc without charge Ct importance; The demand
moderate 40 quote AdGralo ~ "a 44c Sperm 7'' @-u
Cement Roseudaio remains fr with alr bul.rc's 90
flour AND MEAL-gHe ssa..res in orr market for
NefterD end state Flour go past Feek have pi,tepa
Rrked contrast 70 those OF ae preceding ono ue nou D
here and the ports induced no oeE and
soaswso trade 60 bold of and % pfctae only 20 suPty 80
ercsent wants Gld there evidently mng Oh al mo eon
lower rrado s iaien In ro or ton On the other hand
sur principal ho'1es IRE yey nrm l neh w N. ~ s5
syiur 10 i re advance ,fooo Wheat IN tho Wet and
Sou,1. Wes Gd i-rtbe. nae az 1l.9 IN HISus .lla
cro5,le Jl quito Impossible tatagl the advance tho
tgh grades Cox Tire rt Of 'Lo ,er'a ye9r was 700 rapid
20 ad gy rlolo3 sp.ue aeat Extras have been in
general Lc1a-l aud a-' 5e.f IcE popular az iho DC
sno wo Aoto3 -y tor sound SaPpng State ior "a
oor hi, III e rcry . kre Been Lone holders generally
Asug % SOL The dcma cs ic and auportno has proved
dght and 's,5 lCI cH-f ald Iy unsettled Ito de-
Haud ror f.l-o CsvtrJ fa1 been limited; dealers wGo
anal \. he.r -isgs To decline Tor ie week IA 1cc Tet
Ab The exports Of Che seek are l0loo Dbs including &l
Rhs % L.rorc 90 bio 90 .h0 Bre PROVINCES aud COS
hls % Sosa america a-l no Wos ladies' and or the
responding ueek alt taf ~ 5 6n The salts o. TIE week
are cn.y = hbs da7 ,Sat.J) 10 demand Csa
ese ana ~. ,r F, VI ,e o% sJ' S i arc
ns holders q 1lrkCt the EalCHurC eco
ior Extra 90. iCnsou0 G go 51-t . Tor Fanc{ 40.
Soladl 81 2Od32 20 for ship .5 ODOj sl2 a09S4 -
for Trace do5 %GsL - or Do .1@ grades al nes.
canadian Flour has ruled qu, and prizes auc.1God but
Ighuy The supply has proved cry and the market closes
lEaYy and lower at s - 20 Southern Flour has moved
Ia sympathy with Western brands ~~t outstanding !bo LIN
ttod arrivals prices Of t'c g and roum grades have do
aimed Much Of the low grades II Flour from Baltimore
ground rom Spring Whea sId c. ordinary quality. Choice
Panty brands have sold sen held closing heavy
and lower especially choice brands .hee pressed for Gale
aaaOf 30 bbls nj so iair Extra
Baltimore and Country and Ga 40 7 - Trade and Iamy
brands RJe Flour has icon u demand bal at variable
prices closing dan and lower sales - bs o. % t0USS 10
Corn Meal h,s improved tu. he's cold slowly closing Inactive
dropping Blewhea- Ilour dn,1aod closing heavy
utSg 20 A. b., per 100 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

COSildUNIPAw, Nov. 10.--Arrivals Of live stock for
the week are a. follows 6l beeyes $40 hogs and 0 sheep
bout half the cattle have been sold but trade Is extremely
dull with no prospect improvement Monday 100 head
being reported at Albany against O tc previous week he
East or the NewYork market Indications point 70 one OF
hardest markets al One hundredths next Monday that
droTers experienced during the Prices range
from 10 Sac for what have been sold at this market
About 700 OF the sheep sold and 600 slaughtered
In the abbao Prices range from 81 a6soa with slow
market Mr. sold lot Of $50 Ohio sheep n 10,
part 6tc the dc being fat lot Another lot Of go
weighing 50 b, coarse sold NJ SIC.
Hogs extremely depressed and figure the losses
for week past at 500 per over 1000 have been
slaughtered at this place during the week The weather Il
warm and unavOrabe and very few hogs changing hands
sales thus far TO day are at aisle but buyers only Offering
7ac this afternoon Dressed hogs selling at l0dlc and
all dead markets completely loaded down win
dressed Of all kinds while chickens retailing at lJ1
lee per n 90 abundant Is the supply Of poultry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
5apinss BauKs.
A TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
IA No. IB5 Chafhsm-sQuArs NeW.1ork

A TLAKTIC SAVINGS BANK,
IA No IG5 ChsfhsmSquAre. NeW.1ort
CHARTERED, APRIL II. 1850. ..-.- a.
PRESENT RATE or INTEREST. PER CENT. FREE OF TAX.
Amount reo.ved 10 10 III DepOhOs o. e5 o II
To Of Liabilities. llJf 90
Funds Savings Bsnt invested eEoluGyey n United
and HewYork State Seeue ana on Bond and Mortgsr
., eAIido double the amount loaned thereon
The under the supervision md direction oil the following
TRUSTEES
JAMES w DOAE1CK NV. ~ Seymour Co., Chahtm
OERSON N. HERMANN, No $50 Peari'stt
w A. WALKER, Sopti-Et, foot OF hooseycttt.
CHAs. d. BAILEY, (Trcssnrer.l No. 70 CathaTihttt.
HARRISON HALL No 90 Lerngtqnayv.
NAf PHELPS Of Phelps Jevet CO., No. f6t Canslst,
PETER C. BAHNUh, OF Bauuu CO. koa l9t Chstha
siEcIIiR ToIisEY Pre-. Co.. No III Nsasu It,
FRhgTIJs r. MEAD Banker. No. 3ll ThiFdsss,
ALPRKD UNDERHILL M. d.. No a East Tweniisthit,
PETER s. HOE, q r no. CO. No; y Geldst,
fHE0PHIt US ANTHONY Of Anthony Davis No go ws It,
UEORGF HOWE, Of J,.se Galley Co, No 2ol Futon't,
JOS 81 WHIT LOCK Of w. ~ Nhtlock Co, No 81 souht
JOHN AIKEN. a.. Hadsen cor; sprinElis, DID,. r
JOSEPH BiNoS5OH, jr- No. tls CsnAl-F..
PETER NOBLE PIs,dsn hsv foTk Steam Sugar Refining Co.
wIIIIAE " DOMlKICK No. Is Ninth-st a... .I ...
ERAsTUs p BOuToN ofh r. Mead Co. Thiryious,h . and
ROBERT IRWIN Bow.fy cor Bondst
JAS. o. POND, n. d., No 81 West Twenty third d..
T. CORNING No. az BTOoue-st,
WILLIAM GARDNER. Ne. 24 CauAlst,
WILLIAM scHwARTLwAELDER, No. 9 Past BTosdwty
SAMUEL {. CONABLR, No AS Brosdway
WILLIAM 0RAkDY, Brooklyn,
JOHN o. ADAMS No 26i Grand st.
THOMAS G. HOuGHTON, No 10 Ce5srst
JOgiN r TOUSEl, American News ca. No l2l NGsssstL
O. w. WALKER, s0nth-si foot Of Roosevelt Il - -,
yosEPu CooPEE, Secretary, NJ ID. VAN PELr President
hsv b0rt Nov q lttt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRx........

CLEARED.
steamship Louisiana Br Harrington A'srpeo National Steam
steamship Brl Pnhb.m. London HOvlshd A'PiO
st..uship Deutschland wsssels, Bremen. Oerehs Co.
stesm.hp ATzOas Many ApinWs P'oihs Mail Steam
st..maip PERT delaney 9s,';;:o sD.sS.a II,..sS &C.
Steamship Geo. Cromwell, Vail Nsw-orssns, H B. Crs@"st
s.s.m.hp A Iss.r.en, o.ks. Mobile G 2: M.IGryac~
sesmshiP Niagara Couch Norfolk City Point and Richmond
sss@sp H.itsr Alexander NOro City Poiu, and Rch@saa
stssnap Valley City, TOmbin NorSO City RLuess
J. Hand
st..m.lip R.e.e:s clEds sGyasr BGsoS W. Clyde
Steamship Ashland Norton Boston, W. p Clyde
ss w.,'VT so;o0i AZ Are. .n W r',s..1 C.
ssfE mary Roberts, Burn. csId.n.,. Brett soOa
Bar Mar Py,I %9sS. ss,g.:s YiTss
Bark W. B. Crawford Young PhHsdslphs, E"ten hssIhth
Bfs e.,en. tFr). eouinus R.yr., Boyd Hinci.a.
Brig Velocity 9th Darrell, curscea via Wilmington, pursht
Brig 10. amigos Dsn Davis ST. croI, vi. wniuroN Han
Br, Hsrr., Anei, (Bt Cor csrdsBs, Trujno vinssrt
BS MOuntAinee lBL Percy H1bOT Grace tsL John' ~
bhs SSsi:d., BIS Newell 81 Johns B. .l.It Rop,iieL-
Big 4 Dsss,eS So G So RbS.os
ss ssI hsI.ss: fsisS Saas s.sSi
sss5 Sa;; s.iS sr.o ao RyI ssssf6s
Ds scSI H E Bell tsrl. Barnard, 81 Andrswa E., nLf'
scsr Johp crocAfOrd JoDs, E.w.ot,.ns N n. snsh.r
ssRi a,iiist Tson:' ssSis,on. Meti: z D, GuIss c.
seSi msyaovos wo0dhOI Psn.seeis via Cedar EsyL / B.
oi sesi I..b.l p,ui.on Iud.u River ia. wh.H o,,
schI RObi. w Brown. TUCKER. winnStOs n l. NecsAeJ
sesr. w B. M.housy, cOtsa. Elk.S.Apor. ar
Sea-, s sssS rI a.Sa gS hT,sI P:.
s:sI s s sD s T" arsa R s:ia T SSsi'
sioop EDersd EOrtsn PrOTdsno RAciss TOSisss Is,or
sOO Emily. Allen Bris'pOH
Steamship America virdsu Brestw.,er - botrs
ter towed tins poI tie brig Prince 81 WAe' viii sea q
Steamship Virginia Spencer .v-.,On Oct rs sca %
hours With uds ps, Williams GuiOn Has
s,s.nSp Il Ga Hobart Newbern N c. 90 hour vim
s.s Pot Lewis. Brow. Zanzibar Aps Win s:. ..
St 40 had ish 81 and NE Trades. os, 81 Go es'os
U BsoOl@an. hIccroI Belfast No. days n lals'' 70
Bark S " aoSfoof Io Po1sndl sol-y ,c.ybS.n IS day.
With sugar te to Brett been nok q Rste
e, S SIh s tss I 81 big s hsss Ssss =;
chri bangor Willie DIN and Alert from Charleston
ii srst John. b. os:As% s.;s .w
Nov 0s IN a;.,y =; GsS ed, .T;y
Aq s%s 4 D. Bradshaw, Roger. St M.rt Va. v, st,,Dn.h %
loaf and split sails; pa, into ssvnssS To- ssp sn.,o.
Belle tBT El,on csPhaSnis q Gays with e'ar'' p
o scsi ss.o. of E.. M.cA ste: ssS,... "a az va
u siS; / sI S S f s S & f,dis1 s %
ssSr IS John sso V. con day. with @ suo-
S%s.s s. Jssa g. =. Brown D'rsA''l''
schf. D. Hs.tias., Tl,sn, ShsSeso,sxos days
s sSSI T = M saSS' %lis;t. yfslaI. sS:y
schr Mar. Whitney Lord EIEAee,bPort FOR FlI R.'tL
schr. c. S Dy,s Dysr, sI,Hshn Me .t.a
sehr Maria l. Hall Lawrence Albany for Portland c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
pipioeno Notifies.

OYylca OF rHz ExvYozK AHD ALLzsHAxI On CoKPisI.
No. 70 LlBHArI-sr. NEW foKx, Nov. s, 1854. }
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND Of TEN
IA PER CENT u the e.pi,. Set Of mi, Cogpssy h bsen
the i0sh 10 the t instant beth days Inclusive
TINHE TRUSTEES Of the TARR FARM PETRO-
i LEUM COMPANY have deosred . dividend Of ONE PER
CENT payable their Office No. ~ Ptnss the lh inst The
.. p. HO0ARTH. SeeretSry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
ExroFrs IRON srrr. /, 1856, TO DATE.

Barley has arrived gaite freely and with moderate demand
Srices declined 0o bush Our stock has daily IN
creased and now bush which liberal for the
easou The demand has been mainly for export and We md
exports the lst OF September are some 100000 BUSH
osing and sales Of 80 eco bush a. 81 % Tor
h Western q O9ds II for Canada West In bond the latter
rate in store and IL FOR tWOrowed State Barley Malt has
been In limited demand and with liberal offerings prices de
aimed early m the week then they better closing
hrm but Quiet sales bush Old 81 80 Rye has fuctuat
ID and has sold slowly The arrivals have been liberal and
the stock ample fully 260 600 bush and likely 70 increase
osnc unsettled and quiet small sales OF State al 81 4Ous -
Uat rapidly az times the demand has been quite
Tally The very tine weather has checked the local demand
and The trade have confidence in permanent ad THIS
AOveve depends very much upon the weather the residue OF
he month Oar stock Is about L5OOOO bush and daily IN
eeasng To-day the market opened steady but closed rather
easier and quiet sales Of 900 bush at 9 G70c for Chicago
5Odc for Milwaukee Csc for Canada East in bond and 10
72c Indian Corn has been fairly active but at very
variable prices The demand has been largely speculative
prices have huctuated rapidly and with liberal arrivals IN
prospect holders have lost confidence the line weather
e1etng depressing influence Our stock increasing and
600 bush and likely 70 close the year
supply New Southern has been offered IN small lots
and IA condition almost 1T for shpmen this has been
sod q per bush New jersey yellow has been disposed OF
small al q per bush and B good condition for the sea
To-day the market opened mer under the more favorable
Europe but the close Of Change prices declined
and closed steady inside price the demand mainly for
investment sales OF 1900 bush at 81 2j0S 26 for Mixed
Western store and q 2atl ~ for d. ahoat Other kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Nov l0ll 100 bbs Four 600 bbla Whisky. D COO bnsh
Wheat 20 400 bush Corn $50 bush Oats 1901 bush Rye
"a 900 bush Malt 70 40 bush Bsrlet l6 bush Seeds pkgs
Ashes 6i2 pkgs Beef e7 bbls Pork 27 pEgs Cut Meats
39l pkgs Lard 226 bbls Petroleum.
RFCRPTs or BRKADsTuFFs PROVISIONS FOR TIR WEEK
ENDING Nov TO- le66 236 bb Whisky no 7JJ bbs Flour
bbls Corn Meal sacks Corn Meal $50 sacks Oh
Cake go bush Wheat 79OsG bush Corn 27<76 bush
Oats % $50 bush Rye 59 500 bush Barley 4i bush Seeds
675 bush Malt 6s pkgs Pork l42 pkg Beef e92 pErs
Cut Meats 1903 pkg Lard 49, kegs Lard 1926 Live Hogs
LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending SATURDAY NOV Ol73 cattle
hogs Il sheep cars horses car poultry Total
20 cars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
ExroBIs IRON SIT. !, 1866, 10 DATE.

GRAIN-Since this day week the demand for Wheat has
moderate and with larger arrivals IN prospect and very
6ne weather moving the crops prices have huctunted ma
terialy and are much lower Aers view of rapid de
cline the grades Of Flour have held Of and speculative
holders have vneed sell and do have sub
ued 10 decline Of 2dl4c per bush Spring and q l0c
on Winter-the latter In limited supply and generally well
held though selling SLOWLY. The quantity OF Wheat on the
Lakes liberal not 0OOO0O busAelsthis though
larger than hitherto u very Trivial az compared win me Az
tUlnns of s3 and st4 find the miers this State
Reneray are stocks OF moment hence we cannot e1
sect only small portion Of this Wheat 10 reach udewaer TINS
season In the absence any foreign demand for Wheat
during Winter many contend that the wants OF local and
oOssse mers eaneasy be supplied but much lower prices
month probable the season Is TOO FAR advanced
Choice White is very scarce and has improved with
more active demand 0ur stock is now about 100000 bushe
To-day the market is dull and prices Of Spring are lower
VERY unsettled and irregular Winter is nominal very choice
scarce the sales 600 bush Spring al s. for Rejected
e az IS for No Chicago Spring e - for choice No
Milwaukee and coo bush very choice Amber State at - q
nlns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
TINTED STATES LLoYDs,
No. 81 WILLIAM-ST.


undersigned bsvs Association for the purpOs f,
ing Marine Rshi BY mean, Of individual underwriting
SUBSCRIBERS.
JOHN WILLIAMS Of Williams GuOh
S DUN K Sq s4ER 4 Tns'GG CO. 0'''a
W BgTLER bgXoAE Of punc.n. sSsrmsn. Co e:
EMIL HkisEMAEN Of Heigsnsnn PSy'Ou.
JAMES BR0wN Of Brown Bros 4 Co
JOHN < BROWN Philadelphia.
0Eo. s. BROWN Of As1. BrOwn Sons, Bsamors
VIM II GRAHAM, baltimore
SAMUEL n BABCOcK o. BAbcoei Bros 20
S Shbs {; SSiS aSRs1s 1 C. G"
BIEEPoSJ M9nsAs q p1bq.y MsTfi1 SS
gEORsE BLISS Of George BIZ. Co.
E H b kssf IA ais + 30 ft' ! S Kin Co
eUsrAyTs RuT III SS1s fueiSsSstc
Sax 4s; LgtS SS q = S eS... Loins c.
6a1b GiSsSN d r Wi.su eis 90 Co.
JOHN r sCnEPELER Of schsper Co.
HENRY BRIGHAM q Briahsm. Hoa Co. Savannah
HORACE ,; GL4FLIk q r. .. SiaiG CO c.
M WI Il LEE GAlaii il! g. Size &c Co. ~,
Nm t coM SS Or W.T. wm q css%.n Co
IS Rasr E5t dSREi 4 s: gS.u 60
W W. wfaniT Tp HS r. IT, join l. AsPINwGLL
L. ?. MORTON 4 Co. HEskf EYRE nYRTE,,orp
c eHss H. .ARshALL Co THoM1s EAKLN. GU.
wETMOhE. CRYDER 4 Co. BRIGHAM. HOLbf Co. ssvsn
H = ~ aI "a 4nToA'' EDWARD cIJNARD
ADRIAN ISHLIN VIM FELLuWEs.
l. Won HOFFMAN, Co. BALTLER IAAhS
DoWLEY, CORNERS l. Co. And otlsn-
Tn. .boyep.,d sptemsn have Issued powerS attorney 10
ROBINSON cox effect In their nAns' and they are
now prepared policies the Once Of the A''oAon,
No. 81 wILLIAM-ST., N. Y.
TRAVELLING CREDITS on Messrs. }. 5: NOR:
Il GAN a Co. LONDON tsuecessors 10 0EO PEABODY
Co svAiable IN the grneipa eisies q EUkorE snd me
place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
NEW. YORK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.
1885 SUMMER AER1 Y; z Z NE 1895

- COMMENCING JULY O. issS
P,ss.ngsf Station IN EswYOrr, essnsr Tv.nty'sv'asa'l ans
Fourthsva Entfanos on Twentv seVsahs~
TRAINS LEAVE EEw.Yokk;
Rsf New Haven 100. AGO (EI,D 1l.J0A N Hto tAl ~"
Tos sddssVort 100 500 tE1.I no i1i'' GIJ D."
EID ass. 80 and e.00 tEx.D p. .,...
For Milford and Stafford TO- li.50 m ~ A99
FOs FsTasla soGthpes snA wsspors. ~" u0@ m ~ ~
For Norv.l 100 400. CEsl a,a nHA I2i- lE1-I Ss'
(El.l at5, 40. so 500 tEx..l . N. -. -.
For Dsren 7.Od $50 n. ~ m ,1ts, ~ hnp a..
Fer TOO e30 II 55n 2l3 atA Az Nv ~ M
Yer Stamford Ioo (E $40 lilo nj ihlh (Er,l 2ls,
400 fEI IS 20 $50. $50 400 EEL p :. aao
Dor rort Chester n,srmsdate staoas Los w lo n
- ''7I' CONNECTING TRAINS 90. -.
For bosoa, vie Spring go tExl Nv thx'' CIV n
FOR Boston Shore Line i2iS, (EEl AO p H. a.. r.
Yo Hartford and spingssh a0e M tELJ i'' '''' tbAl
NU m. .-,,.,s -,
iTeal 800 p IA. Northampton -.
For Hartford Prevalence and Fihsi RAhf'ad b00 'Lhl n
Hl5p m.
Yer anal Rairo,d i2ls o. m TO Norhampton
Fof hoasatonic Railroad. s a o. N
FoT haug Railroad. 500 o. 10. Aoi = NJ
For Dsnbury md oTvsis NaiTQs1. A. m, wv n
''Ai' '''' IAaiEs II. HOYT ssst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth.aye., cor:
~ s-r Of Fourtesuth-s, SIX PR CENT INTEREST FREE
or TAX Deposits nde before Dec vii tfs~ n,er rom
Dee THOMAS CHRISTIE President r. H. BULL secreiAU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CANDY HOOK, RED BANK, AND INFERNO
y DATE PLACEs-FARE 50 CENTs-The and splendid
BIRD Capt PsrEer viii leave Pier foot Of Cham
beIsL, a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
BORT n,aroen's Nctire.

sTArE or HEw.YoRz.
PoHrwARDESs OFFICE. Ne. . ~ihisWfH
NOTICE Is hereby given, in accordance with SEQ
~ lion ofhe Ps.s.d April a. 1857 entitled Al Aet Ee
ar,.ts an. Nadani Odioe Port Of NewYork 70 al
se. having charge OF the subject natter 81 socs
noary survey thai Tie Ioewiof veesss se NOD
49, BY Port WsTdens that tAe said
sion vii BE- completed DAYS succeeding ns
-l..fdw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

FOR sALE-s5O, 900 HUDSON COUNTY, y. Y,
n SEVEN PER CENT COUPON BOSDs, 10 yesIb run, By
0EO n hlsfARE. No % Wantt n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

DALIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP IUMFAN
THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA,
Via PANAMA AND SAN FRANCISCO,
iha q. 4. Nail .
FIRST VOYAGE .. F.
HENRY CHAUNCEY will ~ave Pier Nc A North River
foot Of CAnal SswYort "a O'clock TUESDAY, De-
csuber 1856 connecting Pnama Railroad with steamer
GOLDEN CITY WHERE mails, and fast
irrifht viii Company splendid steamer
COLORADO, eays that at TUESDAY, January
otohama and Hong Kong
ss1d from IoTk, sddng regular prizes be-
and San Ffsneeo the following rates. payable u
god or ns equivalent -, O.,
san Fr1acseo 10 Yoiohama.. s1O $40 s8
Ban Francsco 70 Hong Kong. 900 200 iW
Due " il BE- q Of subseqF cot voyagea-
through and eli ancr information appy At tho oe Oh
:. X. HOLMAN. AGENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

Tho sboyenGn.d gentleman have Issued powered attorney 70
ROBINSON cox their nAns' and they are
now prepared TO policies Once ofIhs A'oeAion,
No. 81 wILLIAM.ST., N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12
Ocean Steamers
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANYS
il THROUGH LINE To CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamer Pier No North River. foot Of CAna' at u
oeock. follows: 49,.
Nov LOGAN QUEEN. Cspe T. HOwss, to SOnDsc. with
GOLDEN CITY, Capt. }. T Watkins 81, $500,
Nov l0-ARIZONA Cara Ieh haDry, TO connecs win NUN
TAEA, Capt o. %. bradbury -,
2i.RiSiSB SfAH Capt A. o. Gray 70 connect win
CONSTITUTION Capt CavsrlJ -. .. -.
Aespulco those OF lat and zt connect a.
South rGche ports lat and th Tor Gen
American ports and those q lS touch At Manzanio
Of Ih mcnb CONNECTS with the new steam inc
nom Panama 10 AasTslis aud New ZrAand. -,
Dec. H. % win with The trst steamer he
Companvs Line eavnE Rneeo Jan 1867 for foko
hams and HONG Kong
one pounds baggage each adult Medicines and
attendance free
and al further information ppy Al the oee on
ID, wharf. foot Of Csna-st North Rive, New Y9fk .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

TNRAVELING CREDITS on Messrs. }. 5. NOR:
GAN Co. LONDON tssee.aon 70 9ho rEas s Oh
Co svalable prinopa cities Of EUhOrE ana me
EAST, ksssd By DABNEY MORGAN Co. No - LIehsnse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-12

The undersigned have formed Association for the puross CT IA
ing Marine Rski BY mean, Of individual unierwritnG.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-04
The Currency.
Fronl The World.


There is no question awaiting the action of
CONGRESS of greater urgency than the restoration
of the currency to a healthy condition. 1t mani.
festly takes precedence Of measures looking to
the payment of the public debt, inasmuch as the
debt must be paid out of the surplus profits of
business and the surplus earnings Of industry,
and business and industry cannot be re-estab-
lished on a stable foundation until the currency,
which is its life-bood, is reduced and purified.
If man rising from a sick bed is to pay debt
out of his subsequent earnings, his creditor has
u greater interest in the recovery OF his vigor
than in his wages during convalescence.
This complex question is so hemmed in with
ditficulues that any man would evincc more
selt-sufficiency than judgment who should be
very confident he had discovered its true solu-
ton. But this s no reason why any Cne having
ideas on the subject should not freely state
them. The question needs to be considered In
all its aspects; and even imperfect and one-sided
views may havetheir use as contributions 10 a
complete examination
We shall be better prepared to Judge OF the fit
ness OF the means, If we can first get clear idea
OF the end to be attained. Happily, this branch
of the inquiry Is not difficult. Excepting small
number of visionary people who set themselves
up tor a sort OF financial new lights, 1t is agreed
| that aohen the currency is restored to a normal
condition, the greenbacks will have been retired
the banks will redeem their notes in specie and
! only coined money will be legal tender foi
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NORTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. i33 S. FOURTH Street

PHILADELPHIA
Annual Policies issued against General Accidents
descriptions at exceedingly low rates,
Insurance effected for one year In from 500
to $40 GOO at premium of only one-haf per cent secu
ring the full amount insured in of DEATH and COM
pensatlon each week equal the whole premium paid
Short time Tickets for q g. T. 10 DAYS, or g.,
6months at 10 cents day, nsuring in the OF $4,000
or giving SIS per week disabled to be had at the Gene
raj Office, No. 1873 s. FOURTH Street Philadelphia or
the various Railroad Ticket Offices Be sure to purchase
the tickets OF the North American Transit Insurance
Company.
For circulars and further information apply at tb
General Office, any of authorize gents OF h
Company.
LEWIS l. HOUPT President.
JAMES NJ. CONRAD, Treasurer
HENRY G. BROWN, Secretary
JOHN G. BULLITT, Solicitor,
DIRECTORS
J.. j.. Houpt late OF Pennsylvania Raj road Conpan
NJ. Baird OF Nj. w. BALDWIN d Co.'S.
Samue @ Palmer Cashier OF Commercial Bank
Richard WOOD, Ne. 800 Market street.
James NJ. Conrau, No. 623 Market street
j. L. Kinlsly Continen al Hotel
II. G. Leisenring, \ os 237 and 230 DOCK street
Samuel W ork OF York McC ouch 81 Co.
George Marin, No. 322 Chestnut street II ly
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r ,-qlse4 FOR NEW YORK.-DESPATCH
uA5E5sssssa uA5ssssa and ewiitsure Lines, via Delaware and
harian anal The steamers Of these lines are leaving
daily at IL o'clock NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ, from third
pier above Walnut street
For freight which win be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to VILLA VI NJ BAIkD Co, Eo.I94S,
DELAWARE Avenue,
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know it OF the three and a half millions Of
Southern blacks, not one is awaiting tr1ain in
the person OF Jefferson Davis; not one fees him
self denounced as q ielon; not one is now "5it-
ting in the deep valley OF humiliation;n not one
feels that his wounds are too recent to allow
as rough handling as may be required for ma
tional restoration and peace. There are many
other hearty Southern Unioni3ts-as white as
Bishop Wilmer-but he sees nobody In the South
but Conlederates, and insists that Others shall
use his spectaces. We cannot consent.
We might ask the Bishop to consider that there
are unhealed wounds North as well as South
that we, too. have been called to make sacrifices
that we too, mourn OR dead. Let all this
pass; and Judge calmly and Justly what light Is
thrown by the Bishops letter on the temper of
what he considers the "South,r and on the
grave problem of rcConstruction