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The national Republican., 1867-01-17
IL BURNED IN KENTUCKY.
Foreign News by the Cable.

FOreiKn NeWb Dy Inc CnbIes o..
PEsrH, Jan. l6.--The Hungarian Diet
agreed 70 Mr.. Deak's address condemning
the patent lately issued for the reorganiza-
ton Of the army. The vote was nearly
Florence, Jan. l6.-The budget OF Italy
shows deficit Of over one hundred and ffty.
nine millions Of forms. - s. ,.us
PARIS, Jan. l6.-M. Theirs Is about TO give
a grand dinner TO the Opposition, the Or
leanists and Democratic Deputies having
united. ..-...r
, LONDON, Jan. l6-Noon.--A Florence
letter, published in the Times Of this morn
ing, says: Gen. King, the American Minister
at Rome, has been invited to. remove the
American church outside Of the walls Of that
city. Mr.. King complied, and will hire a
villa for that purpose. -,..- ",
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l6-Noon.-The cotton
market to-day opens steadier; sales will prob.
ably aggregate 1000 bales; middling uplands,
Ahd. Ha'N ".'... -,,.
LosDoS, Jan. l6-Noon.-Tte money mar,
ket is quiet and unchanged, Consols for
money, 81. American securities generally
unaltered. Erie shares, however, open at a
slight advance, current quotations being Is.
ILArER.l
PARIS, Jan. l6.-The Americans in this
city viii give banquet tomorrow to james
Gordon Bennett, Jr., (owner Of the victorious
yacht in the late ocean raoe,) at the Grand
Hotel. '-.. ..... Dr. .e... ......
LONDON, Jan. l6.-Capt. Saunders, Of the
Henrietta; Lorrillard, Of the Vesta and Col
Taylor, United States army, leave to-day by
steamer for New York. .-
vienna, Jan. l6.-The Russian Minister
gave q dinner last night to the Greeks in
this city, at which he presented the following
toast: The welfare Of Greece. o
LONDON, Jan. l6 - Evening. - Consols
closed at 9Oi for money-a decline Of I'D.
from noon quotations. American securities
closed at the following rates: U. 8. 5:20s,
72t; Illinois Central shares, 8l4; Erie shares,
Al. ...
PARIS, Jan. l6.-U. s. bonds are quoted
at 70. .... ...t... ..... ..g rr. 3. la. q.
LIvRRPooK, Jan. 16.-The cotton market
Is more active, and prices are frmer, but
quotations show no change. Sales to-day
reached 10000 bales. .'.. ..' 90.
LONDON, Jan. l6-Eyening. The market
for breadstuffs Is steady. %. E .a
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

WHEN Schuyler COlfax, Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives, was going up from Troy
70 Burlington to lecture, q fsw days since, gen.
usmAn entered the car and took . scat beside him.
DiSpOSOd to be sosIsbIs, the stranger said 'GOiDs
TO the isoturs1n Mr. colfhx said he WOuld probA,
"os T.rg s omen ~ Sa .r NJ n;.I I,Ui1 USl
"Wellj what kind Of man 10 he Il he o good
speaker does he know anything lp "Wsll, really,
don't know a. my opinion Il worth much on that.
Ny nsms Colflx.h Strange man Wbsidsd.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

LARGE EsrATEs.--Two wills were lately ad
mitted to probate vi st. Paul, Minnesota,
which together disposed Of real estate worth
four to Eve million dollars. Ono was that oi
GEoRGE W. EwISo, Of Fort Wayne, Ind, the
revenue stamps on which amounted to $425
The other was that Of WV, G. EWING, q
brother Of the first named, also Of Fort
Wayne. The amount Of property disposed
OF by this will is between two and three mil.
lions Mr.. McCuLLooH, Secretary Of the
Treasury, is one OF the executors.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
The Long Strike.

Messrs. BERRY & WALL are justly proud
Of the reception given to "The Long Strike"
by an intelligent public, at Wallis Opera
House. All who have witnessed it, includ-
ing gentlemen and ladies, from other cities
where it has been produced in the best man
ner, agree in saying that the piece was never
played better in this country. In some Of
its details the drama has been improved by
Manager PHILLIPS, and those who would see
the Long Strike" in perfect form should
take seats at Wallis Opera House
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Murderous ARRAY I'm the Mines o
Montana-ROur Men Killed.

} NEw YoRK, Jan. l6.-A special 10 the
Herald from Ieavenworth, Kansas, says the
Montana Post OF the 27th ult. gives an &C.
count of bloody ARRAY at Gave Gulch on
December l4th, ofwhich the Jumping claims
was the cause. ... D .-E- .. .-..5 b.. -
Patrick Osborne, John Bassett, VIM. Che.
vens and VIM. Mclaughlin were killed, and
John Faherty and several others, whose
names are unknown, were wounded Twelve
men concerned in the ARRAY have been ar
rested by vigilance committee and will be
tried ~. boo. &r.
Louis Ullack, miner in Dry Gulch, was
murdered in Helena on the same night.
For the week ending January 8, ll,770
ounces Of gold dust were shipped from Den
yer, valued at $4,000. ..
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
The Amendments Passed By Maine

AUGUSTA, Ne, Jan. 16.-The Senate to-
day concurred in the action Of the House in
ratifying the constitutional amendment. The
vote was unanimous.
In the discussion that took place the
speakers were unanimous in declaring that
the proposed amendment did not go far
enough, but Maine held an advanced posi-
tion, and was in favor Of giving the col
ored man equal civil and political rights with
the white man. ID ------ ~ 49, ~ VI
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Ice Breaking Up.

CWoISSArr, Jan. l6.-The ice in the Ly-
coming river gave was this morning''and has
nearly run out, without doing any damage
to the boats and barges laid up in that
stream. Three boats arrived from below
to-day. III 49,. ..
The prospects are favorable for the full
opening Of navigation.
Snow has fallen steadily since 2 p. IN.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

up in 1861 at Wheeling as the State Of yir-
ginia, and Congress admitted 10 their seats
in it's body Senators appointed and Repre-
sentatives chosen under u as Senators and
Representatives of that State, expressly on
the ground that II had been SO recognized
by the Executive. y.
THAT Mr.. JoHSsos has done his best to
get Congress TO treat these reorganiEed
States ~ States in the Union, and used all
the means at his disposal to carry the late
elections in favor OF bis policy, is undoubt-
edly true; but that he has done 80 corruptly,
in violation Of law or the Constitution, there
Is no evidence before the public to prove.
He has certainly done no more than his pre-
decessor did in 1868 and 1864. His policy,
whatever may be thought OF its wisdom or
soundness. Is substantially that Of Mr.. Lis-
coLs's administration, and differs from il
only in being more. not less, In accordance
with the policy Of Congress than vas that
adopted by Mr.. LINCOLN, especially in his
ten per cent proclamation. ~
"The whole movement is personal and
party movement The party that elected
Mr.. JOHNSON having changed their views or
gained more courage 70 act on them since
1864, are mad at him that he does not 60
along with them or remain where he was
when elected Vice President He has not
changed as they have changed. Congress is
moved by resentment ut the manner in which
he has spoken Of several Of It's individual
members, and indeed of Congress itself, and
they and the leaders Of the party are bent
on vengeance. This is the secret Of the whole
affair. They are moved not by reason but
by passion. But passion is bad counsellor,
and we feel confident that the good sense Of
the nation will defeat all their mad attempts.
When men forget country for party, or iden-
tify the interests Of the country with the in
terests Of their party, their defeat and dis.
grace are not far Of
1--WE deeply regret the action Of Congress
looking towards impeachment; we regard II
as ill-sdvised, as impolitic, unnecessary, and
unjust, but we shall be greatly disappointed
II it amounts to anything serious, except in
its bearing on the spectators in the funds.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

A ShnrsE CoIossus The Bangkok Re
corder describes visit to one Of the wats or
Bhuddist cloisters Of the city, which covers
ten acres ofland, contains two temples, and
has an image which far exceeds the Colos-
sus OF Rhodes in size. He Is reclining on
the right side, with bis head resting on the
right hand. He is one hundred and thirty
five feet long, about twentyeight feet around
the belt, and the length Of the little toe on
the right foot is three feet four inches. The
jars. The labor Of constructing and gliding
have taken years to accomplish. aal q b
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
The Peak ana berger Families

This evening Metzerott Hall will resound
with the music Of the great musical troupe
formed by the consolidation Of the two PEAK
families Of Swiss Bell Ringers, and the "a
nous BERoER family. This is the greatest
combination Of musical talent, Of q peculiar
order, that we have ever seen. An excel
lent programme has been prepared for this
evening, comprising the magnificent bell
music, choruses, Duets, songs, performances
upon the staff bells" the harp, piccolo, and
music by the silver cornet band. For va
riety Of music and excellence Of execution,
this company cannot be surpassed.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Elegant Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. SoLoNoSs gave an elegant
reception at their residence, 5O7 E street
north, last evening. 1t was largely attended
by the beauty, fashion and intelligence Of
the metropolis. Mr.. and Mrs SoLoNoNs made
their guests realize, Dy their polite and hos
pitable attention, the announcement upon
their cards Of invitation that they were "at
| hona
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

AHEAD OF BALTIMORE Of the Balti.
their builders are busily putting up new
houses all Of the time. Richmond can beat
that all hollow, for houses are put up and
knocked down here every day--by our auc-
tioneers. Richmond Tmss. ia 'sls : j aIsE
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
The Amendment in Indiana.

IsD1ANAroIIs, Jan. l6.-The joint resolu-
ti0n rsst9g ifs the constitutional amendment anne
pssS ths ss1sts tSG ySss psetv sSS SS
An, "a accident Vi occurred on the Lalaystte e,
and Indianapolis railroad near Lafayette,
this morning. A train was thrown from the
track caused by q broken axle. No passen-
gers were seriously injured. ... 80 s'a.-
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
The Skating Carnival.

The second grand skating festival on the
Washington Skating Park will take place
on Friday evening. The managers Of the
Park are planning the ice BY machinery, and
preparations are making for gay and bril-.
liant carnival"
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

The House. COMMITTEE appointed to inves-
tgate the recent contracts entered into by
Commissioner BOgy, Of the Indian Bureau,
to supply annuity goods to the Indians, yes
terday completed their labors. It ir said
that they will report favorably upon the
Commissioners action,
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Illness or NfaximiIian.

New YoRK, Jan. 16.-A special to the
Herald from New Orleans says the steamer
Concordia, from Vera Cruz on the 10th inst,
brings the intelligence that Maximilian is
sick with fever near the City or Mexico. 57'u.
A detachment Of French troops will en-
bark on the 18th inst. for home .. sr' s..
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

An exchange says; "a man in Frankfort,
Ky had the curiosity few days ago TO witness
the settlement Of accounts by several shsris from
tho Wolf-scalp counties Of Kentucky, and, he says
not dollar did they pay into the Treasury. An
their rsVsHus Ws llquidltsd with wolESaLpy,"
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Little barefoot.

This evening MAGGIE MITCHELL presents
her Little Barefoot to the admiring gaze Of
the audience at the National Theatre. 1t is
an entertaining play, full Of humor, pathos
and interesting incidents. MAGGIE and the
play seem to have been made for each other.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
General Forrest Robbed-Arksnsas
so.au al ~. Legtslature. -. .

MnRHB, Jan l6-A!The residence Of Gen.
Forrest was entered by robbers last night,
who carried of two gold watches, q pocket
book containing $500, bis parole and other
valuable articles. kASOi - = i'3qa OF % ,
The Little Rock Apalanche says both
Houses Of the Legislature passed d bill reduc.
ing the State tax TO one half per cent, ~
Also, a bill providing for the support OF
disabled soldiers,s and supplying them with
artificial limbs; and for tho support of the
widows and orphans Of deceased soldiers. rss
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

DURING THE DEBATE on the reconstruction
bill in the House yesterday Major General
STcKLEs occupied a seat on the floor for a
short timei and when the appropriation bill
was up in committee the Secretary of State
came in and occupied a seat beside Mr..
STEVENS.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Fire in New York.

New YoRK, Jan. l6-The Lion brewery
stables were destroyed by fire this morning,
together with FIVE large, wagons, two thou.
sand bushels Of oats, and a large quantity Of
hay. Loss $4,000; insured. =.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Manslaughter tn BRlttm0re-Gov.
.rsE tISwann,s Chances. ssis, r..-

BALrMoRE, Jan. 1.-two men engaged
at work in a cooper shop last evening got
into an alteration, and one Of them, named
Garrison, drew knife and nearly severed
the head Of his antagonist from his body
killing him almost instantly.
Gov. Swami will undoubtedly be elected
United States Senator from this State.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

GENERAL SHERIDAN says General SEDG-
WICK was made a cat's-paw by the merchants
of Matamoras in order to secure their prop
erty
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Maryland Legislature.

BAITnoRE, Jan. l6.-In the State Senate
the Committee ON Election reported that
Dr.. Orr, tRadical,) the sitting member from
Allegheny county, was not duly elected, and
COL Spates (Oonservative) was. entitled TO
the seat The report was made the special
order for Tuesday next. '' "s. '7Ia's'.t ls'r
Both Houses met in convention to-day to
was nearly the same as yesterday, therefore
there was no election. ,'-.'a,s.I''.r,,-.., y
The bill TO call State Convention was
amended in the House 90 as TO prohibit the
Legislature from paying for emancipated
slaves. 20 'itl4'gs lsfs.7ai ~ slIsl r. - a go
An amendment Is pending to increase the
representation IN the House from the twelve
small counties by one member each This
matter win be discussed tomorrow.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Heavy Claim for Goyernmen
SteAmbOat Service. u

BosroE, Jan. l6.-It is stated that the
owners Of the steamship line plying between
Boston and Bangor have recovered $l.200,-
900 from the Government for steamers Lost
while under Government charter during the
late war. "
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Rise I'm Gold.

PHILADELPHA, Jan. l6-320 p. m.-Gold
here ant In New York has been excited,
rising from lS4i to l37t, and Is now l3si.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
tn mEuanRs OF coSaREss.

Senators and Representatives can have the DAILY
NATIONAL REPuBLioAH dslirs. ed regularly and
promptly at their residence, IN wrappers, BY order.
ing u through the Secretary Of the ssusts, the
Clerk Of the House Of Representatives, or At tn.
ofhoe Of the REPusLicAS, No. bli Ninth street,
nesr Pounsylvania avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17

A .PRFsRsr FoR Musc HArL.-we End
the following paragraph in O letter from
Rome 70 the New York Herald, The lady
referred 10 is, doubtless, Charlotte Oushman I:
To the generosity OF retired American
aetress In this city, ! am told, the Music Hall
Of Boston will soon be indebted for noble
work OF art, the fruit Of the rising genius Of
young Danish protege, who, In accordance
with her desire, Ia preparing Q set OF four
distinguished musical composers destined TO
grace the upper end Of the hall containing
Boston's great organ. The genius, the fresh
originality, the jvigor and delicacy Of these
brackets has been the theme Of art circles In
Rome for some time past In each can be
seen some distinguishing allegorical or typi-
cal allusion to the particular genius and
talent Of the composer. whose statue Il Is In
tended to grace as much as support.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Destructive Fire I'm Kentucky.

FRASKroRr, KYr Jan. l6.-At half past
Hre. The flames communicated to tie jail
and district Offices, which were totally con-
suned., The papers were saved. The loss
Is estimated at 100000; insurance light.
A fall Of snow in the early part Of the night
prevented an extended conAagration. =, y,
The fire prevented the legislative caucuses
from meeting. 20 IlN aslrrrr g.rr.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Three Thousand Bales OF Cotton
burned.

warehouse was destroyed by fire to-day, with
from 28O0 to 5000 bales Of cotton, mostly
belonging to planters. There was very little
insurance.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
AMafra I'm TarnA

Gov. ThrOckmOrtOn prof pSsss . esliS % spe.
''.5 Jasss siss'fR II ss
Of Texas, has delivered 4 stirring charge to
the grand juryi He quotes st great length
from the Consfitntion and amnesty procla-
nation. He says there Is reason 70 believe
that some persons have violated the condi-
tions on which they obtained amnesty, and
they should be visited with the punishment
their infamy deserves. The man who svsils
himself Of the generosity Of the Government
to obtain exemption from punishment and
then violates his oath, Is more guilty than
one never pardoned. -
He advises, in strong terms, the punish
ment Of all who failed 10 avail themselves Of
the amnesty proclamation. y
The Austin IatsQignoer says W. O. Coun.
ell, who was assassinated at Navasota, was
the United States Deputy Marshal, BE was
to serve thirty-fye writs for Judge .Duyals
court, and !his q supposed % be the, cause
VI us IuuIubI.s q. - -
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Hon. Heraes Grseiey win deliver tAs
fourth Lssturs Of the 7. n 0. A Course at wRaLKr
CHAPEL. corner o. Fihh and Streets on THURSDAY
EykHrH0, Inusry II. 1857. at o'siosk. Admissioa
90 csns sts for sale at Book and Mnsie Stores saa
h ths door. y,-y, .,rr.,. .-. ,.,.,,,,.. jale-s
- Board Of Trade Rooms, CIassst o.
swEKSr's, No. MAnKnr srAcE-HLscrIor oy oyyf.
cKns Tho fourth Quarterly Meeting Of lac Board Of
Trade viii transp'rs On FRIDkY EvENIHG nan.
January is, 1857. when Prssidsat two viss Prssi.
dsnts and Board Of twsvs Directors viii BE- ssetsS
70 serve for The ensuing year. ~ ~. f-- g.as-.
sS- rhs er.v.ss M.iaalss Of Yeush ..a
EAsIr MAznoop. -Hsvsrd Association lassys, o. the
Physiology Of the Psssons and The Eors Abusss and
Deassf peeuiar 70 the frst age Of man with rspers On
new methods Of treatment employed In tAis iastutio.
sent IN sealed letter snvsopss es Of charge AdSrs
Dr. y sKiLLN Hou0HroN, Howard Assosistsz.
Phiiadsiphia, Pa. ...... ... "a Ia : jaiI-s.
HrHrenehitisi cas.rrhi scroruiai Cars.ac
DnsAsD i-wn. R. Prince, Tiushing, nsv Yerk, for
% yssrs Proprstor ofths Lansaa Nurseries, efsrs HE
POSITIVE KxnKDIkLs for the above Diseases Yisis
Extracts from divers Medical Plants. ,. ~
kxplanatory cirsulars, one stamp. ds2o-avs
srMadsm Mounts Piis saivs-a vaiuahls
Remedy for that Dissass; aise csasunpsoa Dsstrsy-
1 aud Eatrs Cure for the Breashins, AstAns, ss
eah peionha ~ ntou's DruG 1tors, opposite hAhonAl
Ho,sli oiinana. Metropolitan Hotsl Rord's cor.
ssr Of xsvsnth and Psansylvana avsnusj Hatvisls's
corner o. rwslfth and Psnnsyvania avenue; miiotts,
sornsr 81 Aha twelfth strssts; Tarbangh, sorAsrss
ssysa.h and Q. ~ l.a rEH. jsis-sf ]
sF To oensampttvss.--rhs Advsrtissr
having bssa restored 10 health ia few weeks, By
VERY simple remedy, aftsr having suffered several
years with ssvsrs lang sEsstioa and Nat dread dis
sasss Consumptop, 10 anxious 70 make k,owA 10 his
fellow .sadsrsrs the means Of cure OBJ . a. 90
To all Who desire n he will send cory Of the pre-.
septioa ussd rss Of shargs with the directions for
prsparns and usins The SANE, which thsy will had
suRn CunH CossuHrrIos, AsrHNA, BaoEoHrrrs, Dc.
Ths only object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-
serption Il to bsnsat the astsd and spread inforns.
uon which he eonssives 10 be nvauabs and he hopes
every sufferer VIII try his remedy. n will eost them
aoshinE and may prove blessing. ug.....
Parties Wishing The prescription will please addrsss
70 ..E.a. r.. REV. EDwARD A. WILSON,
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The national Republican., 1867-01-17

WHEELING, WEsT VIRGINIA, Jan. l6.-The
legislature to-day ratified the constitutional
amendment The vote in the House stood
43 to H. ...-...
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
? Of che Jaii at KinGstcu, q. @. = =

Of che Jan st Kinsstcs, Q. G. = =
The Charleston Mercury gives few par
ticulars Of the fearful tragedy which took
place at Kingston, s. @, on the 7th instant.
ltisssupposed that the jail was fred by the
negro prisoners confined within its walls in
the hope Of making their escape, but their
effort only worked out their entire destruc.
ton, The flames from, the burning building
made Kingston nearly a. light as day. and
the dense clouds Of nnoke were visible for
many miles around. The Gre had gained 10
much Roadway before II was discovered that
its progress could not be arrested. One white
man only was in the Jail at the time, and he
escapedj bpttwenty.tyo Of The negro pris.
oners persisted in the flames. Their shfieks
and screams, as they were gradually shut Of
from all hope Of escape, we're sickening 10
the helpless spectators. In o very short
time the cries and grosns ceased, and Of the
twenty-five negroes nothing was let but q
charred, blackened, and shapeless mass.
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
JAN burned BY Negro Prisoners.

NEW YoRk, Jan -l6.--According to Q let
ter from Capt Claus, in command at Charles
ton, II appears that the burning to death Of
the 20 colored prisoners in the Jail at King
ston, South Carolina, was caused by the bar
barous obstinacy OF the sheriff and jailor,
who refused to unlock the doors TO let the
poor creatures out. = A white prisoner, how
ever, was allowed to escape. Capt Claus
has ordered the sheriff and jailor to be ar
The national Republican., 1867-01-17
Renfnu Trials,

Torosro, Jan. 16.-LThe Fenian trials were
resumed to-day. John Ryan, on being put
on trial, stated that be was not ready for trial,
and The, case was postponed, Daniel Quinn
was next placed in the dock. Hestated that
be was born in Cork, and that he was, q
laborer. Il He was one OF Morgan,s command
and according to his representations saw
hard times. q I've lad, -'isss lsI.a5 81. q. ,-'-
II was shown in evidence that the prisoner
came over with the Fenians and was armed
when captured. Col. Lynch gave evidence
for the defence, The jury deliberated q half
hour and then returned verdict OF guilty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-07-25
- ~. dsnos;ts in foolish or ilisreputa.

nate the deposits in foolish or disreputa-
bIe advances, and the banks will fail. I'm
der the law of prior lien, the Govern
ment will, ont of any available assets
as far as possible, pay itself FIRST, and in
! full. the amount of its deposits, and the
ordinary creditors, as in the recent case
nj New Orleans, will be left without 9
farthips. The notes of the failed bank
will be, at least to some extent, cover
cd nv the Judgment of Federal securi-
ties, bnt there will be wide held tor
ingenious financing in the realization
sudden or gradual, of these securities
and in the cancelling, sudden or gradn-
al, of the particular National Bank
netes tainted by default. 1t is very pos
sible that series of fa'+'res OF VA,
tional banks may Great panic ana
bring down a large part "i audience
Mt once. or the distrust / dlssatlsfac-
ton may operate more gIadually. Dur.
ing the last two jears the Natlohai
banks have had all i'll their favor. lhey
have run up their circulation from TWEEN
ty-five to sixty millions sterling, and
prices have all been rising. They have
now reached the limit TO which; they
can issue notes, and the process of re-
action has set in, which, by low stages
and after considerable interval, will
render cash payments again possible.
But this period of reaction is precisely
the kind of ordeal which host OF new
banks, hastily set up for political pur-
poses, and largely in the hands OF per
sons utterly ignorant of sound banking
rules. are least likely to encounter with
success or survive with credit.