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paying for -four and other things hundred
per cent or upwards more than they should
hsve paid, because the national bank monopo-
lators OF the national banks have overreached
themselves. With large stocks ON hand and
with the prospect of an abundant crop every
whore. the price has fallen, and continues TO
fall, In spite Of them. The consequence is they
are embarrassed and on the verge of bank
ruptcy. They are struggling desperately. as
our correspondent has shown, to keep their
heads above water, but, If we mistake not,
good many Of them must soon sink We have
heard the rumbling Of the storm which must
burst over them before long.
All this shows that great monopolies, fostered
by the government only create reckless specu-
lation. The more privileges they have and
the more they make the more extravagant OPP
pressive and reckless they become. The ma
tional banks have clear gift Of twenty millions
year in profits on their currency, every dollar
Of which belongs to the people, and should be
husbanded by the government, besides other
enormous privileges, swelling their income to
an incredible am0unt-to an amount approach
ing, perhaps, hundred millions year-yet
with all this many Of them are on the brink Of
bankruptcy. There is reason to fear that,
through the shortsighted stupidity Of Mr.. McCul-
loch in trusting to these rotten institutions the
government Will soon find its deposits swept
away by the coming storm. II is highly pro-
bable, too, that the crash will be 50 general
that Mr.. Spinner will not be able to realize
enough from the securities deposited with him
to pay the note holders, and that the govern
ment may have to make them good if it
should be able. Talk Of reputation! Why,
we may be nearer that than many imagine,
looking at the condition OF these national
banks, at the increasing burdens of the govern
ment, and at the declining revenue. One Of
the first things Congress should do on assem-
bling in July should be to institute thorough
investigation into the condition and working
of the national banks. 1t will not take long to
find out the monstrous evils connected with
them. In fact we can furnish the evidence.
Then let the act creating them be repealed at
once and the whole infamous system be swept
AWAY
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wuuxarox, n. C., June %, 1857.
the mail train, going ~ss over the Wilmington ana
Manchester Rsrosd broke through the trsss work ae
psacocks station lea night J. D. Harrssoa. oversees
Of the hands, and section master named Byrd. wore
kled ana several Others were injured. The accident
Vas caused by the heavy raina
rssv sss, n Inc esile work Stewards creek on
nc w;imnrson and Weldon Railroad, was wsshed away
shss rornins n s thought that Rock Flsb bridge
The esms road, will be washed a~v, " the water 70
rssr shs top. ssd 10 stu risnG
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there will come increased confidence and
general revival in the trade Of the country.
\ he difficulties which embarrass US in counec-
ton with the South win vanish under the innu-
ence O this prosperous state OF things, and Il
we can o. ,y steer clear Of external compiler
tons IL win take but few years to relieve Us
from the LOAF Of taxation which now op.
nfAsaea M
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opening Of tho port 81 0saca may have on tho value
OF property In Yokohama rhere were SIX American
msnAger in the city making eng agenen With native
juggier and acrobAts
Tho Presidential party wished tho school ship George
NJ Barnard lying In Boston barber yesterday. whore
prayer was held and several short speeches made
when they returned in the afternoon 20 the fremont
HOUSE.
sermon OF . very impressive nature was delivered
last evening By the Rev. George L. Taylor, in the
Methodist Episcopal church. In Carlton avenue Brook
lyn before largo congregation, the "Rseeat air
gun murder and suicide and other murdsnL"
Tho arrests In this city YESTERDAY under the provisions
Of the Exciss law, amounted In al 70 Afty-hrss OF
these nine were for inexaoasou Tor being drunk
and dsordsry twenty-eght for disordsy conduct and
fifteen for selling liquor There bss two females
arrested for dsordsry conduct and for selling
liquor.
The conservative ctssas Of Norfolk Va, recently dis
covered that the egsrasea sts that place contained
the names Of darksy voters than actually belsaged
thsre and they offer city dollars reward for Information
leading 70 the detection Of the individuals engaged In
Me fraud
General Longstsset says that no did intend 10 any
himself with the radical party but only gave what no
thought the best advice 70 his Southern brethren
his recent letter.
George H. Pendleton entertained Schuyler Colfax and
two three other radicals at his residence Cncin
natl, ON Saturday.
The pugilistic mania among the "fancy" continues
undated. Two first appearances in the roped arena
took place on Saturday morning, one OF them at
Hunters Point and the other near tho Palisades, in
which the respective combatants battered another
with an ardor and zeal that sugured well for future tr
umphs 10 that particular science.
Eight or nine buildings in The village Of Camden, N.
Y, including two churches and the Park Hotel,
destroyed BY fire yesterday afternoon involving loss
OF $4,000
An accident occurred on tho Wilmington and Man
chester Railroad Saturday, BY which train broke
through trestls work bridge. killing two men and
woundiug several others
The Union PAcsac RAilrsAd has boon completed TO
Julesburg. 37o miles from Omaha
Four persons have been bound In Harrisburg to
answer charge OF stealing the property Of the Stats
from tho Capitol including among other things eight
hundred ana nny volumes Of the Adjutant Generals
report
secret society In Tennessee composed Of negroes Is
sworn 70 murder any Of the members who abandon Its
ranks or oppose BrownIsw.
There are ten moro daily republican newspapers in the
South nov than there before the Reconstruction
law was passed.
Thirty ORATORS twenty Of whom are colored msn have
been shipped South by tho Republican, Committee at
Warrington
MIRA Maria Gilmore, . widow lady, Of Springfield,
Mass, sxty.nve years OF age committed suicide yes
terday by cutting out her bowels which she placed
her In pail OF water. She lived hour Afterwards
and made her will She supposed 70 DO insane.
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Maxfusifiau au& H.'s Miaistcrs-Iutcrccptsd
kscseRs.
In yesterdays HskALD we published certain
letters relating to the afEaiM Of Mexico, one Of
them from Macmillan to Lares, President Of
the Council Of Ministers in Mexico; another
from Lares to Macmillan, both, on the authori-
ty Of Minister Romero, declared to be genuine.
Il these letters are what they pretend 70 DO,
then 1t Is manifest that as far back ~ the be-
ginning Of February Macmillan was con yinced
Of the hopelessness of the cause which he
represented and Of the worthlessness Of the
men on whom he was forced to rely. 1t seelus
to us equally clear that the reason why the
struggle was no. then abandoned was less on
account Of any false pride or unworthy ambi-
ton on the part Of Macmillan than because he
felt unwilling to abandon the men who had
acted with him to fate which, it seemed TO
them, II was impossible to escape. Pity it is
that Macmillan did not take advantage Of the
opportunity which then presented itself Of
making good his escape, and thus Of leaving
Mexico to settle its own affairs. But that he
did not do SO Is not to be set down to any un-
worthy motive, but rather to chivalrous sem
timent which high-minded men everywhere
will be willing to acknowledge. If Maximilian
ever finds his way back to Miramar, we advise
him without delay to give to the world full
and faithful account Of his Mexican expert
cnce. Unless we greatly mistake, such work
would win for him greater and more enduring
reputation than his briefand undignifed tenure
of the imperial crown.
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEAIs.


NEW OnLnA~s Juno a. 1851
10 O'Clock r. n !
The yellow fever has appeared IN this city.
The accident on the Jackson Railroad yesterday de-
tanned she train nine hours No casualty ID reported
severe storm OF wind and rain visited this vicinity
,sss.uieht, and confined until this afternoon.
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Urea, N. T.. June 20, 1851.
The village OF Camden. in this State, was visited BY
poSt destructive Ore this afternoon. The Para Hotel
q. ". Nix Co.'S corset factory. the Episcopal and
Nsshodss churches two or three dwellings saloon,
,aw osnoss, &c. we're entirely oonsyHsd Tue loss can
not b les Than t7s,ooo
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CINCINNATI June ., 1851
Hon George II. Psndiston, coppsrhsad, entertained
Hon Schuyler Collar radical at his Clifton residence
the Bowler mansion, on Saturday evening Among the
suesss present were Hon r. D. Hayes radical candidate
for Governor Of Ohio and Colonel Jones' eoppsrhead OF
NswnoYs XIV.
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FoRrnus MosRon, June "a 1851.
The schooner yacht John r. Ford, from Baltimore,
veuss 70 Europe has arrived hers She reports stormy
passage In the Chesapeake bay.
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Advertisers will please bear in mind that in
order to have their advertisements properly CLASH.
fed they should be sent in before half-past eight
O'Clock In the evening.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

New York, Monday. June -. 1867.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM or ANATOMY 6is Broadway -
HAD AED Ri0uT ARn rRoBsr--THE wAsHrSGros
Lscrvnxs DALI Opsp from A. n. I'll lOf. n
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HOOLEr OPERA HOUSE, Brookiyn.-EruloprAs MIN.
srRsIsT, BALLADS AND DURLEsouEs.-PKrxR PIrEs.
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THEATRE FRANCAIS. Fourteenth street and Sixth
lvenue.-THE ARABS IN THEIR woNDkxruL FEArs-MR AND
IA WHITE.
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BUFFERS AMERICAN THEATRE, "a Broadway
BALLET. FARCE PASr0MIMK, BURLEsQuKs, EraIoPIAN.
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To Provide for tho Protection Of
Town and other Property /, apprev.
cd March 95th, 1867.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
L Town Of Gold Hill, do ordaln as follows:
SECTION l. II any person. or persons. shall
wilfully do, or cause, or permit 10 be done any
act, or acts whatsoover. whereby any building or
buildings, or supersiructure. or Improvement, or
work Of any kind. the same being the property
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SEC. 2 !ThiI Ordinances shall take effect and be
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w. D. GRAY,
President Board Of 1'ruStees
II. Q. MANNING, Clerk.
Gold Hill, March q, 1867, I8,HEg % mr97.tf
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Notice to Creditor.

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Pursuant to an order Of the Honorable W. Hay.
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