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pr,cr WITH THE SNAKE INDIANS.

SAN Francisco. July 1s.-AdyiCes from Idaho
~ INV report that Gen Crook had held Council Win
the shake indians The principal Chief said that thoy
are tired OF fighting II Is thought that tue Couuc VIII
replt i'm treaty locating the Indians on reservations
cn Crook had started on an expedition against le
River Indians To test the sincerity OF tho s,'s"
d,r no called on the Chief for ten or his best WARRIORS
M act a. guiIes and scouts. -Four times the number
n.knh fnl lmnnhlnfrlY volunteered.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF CAMDEN. N j

PHILADELPHIA, July ia fire last night, ID
Camden ~ j.. which caught In Messrs Cody conn
sons planning mill and factory. dencd the Fire De
psrtment Of that town. aud destroyed from IA 10 IL build
ings Including the mill But for the presence OF steam
fire engines this city, which pumped water from tho
river II Is believed That the whole town must have been
DESTROYED
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THE RIOT AT MlLLICAN. TEXAS.

ORLEANS, July 19.-Later accounts from
Mcap Texas report that the disturbance there Is not
AZ An end The negroes defiant replies to the orders
from the civil officers aud agents Of the Freednes Blu
reau TO dsperse Only small squad Of soldiers Is Oh tho
,roupd Associate Press report.
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npowvrvG AT ROCKAwAY BEACH.

RoCKAwAY, July 10.-At about one o'clock
hang i'm the inlet one OF their number, Burns by name
said o he from the Twenty Ward, sweptaway
by the swift current aud drowned Inc pOuy hau hol
been recovered at nightfall.
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,,,n1,v vrpnrR NEAR NEBRASKA CITY.

NEBRASKA CITY, July l3.-IhIee men went j..
from, here on the llth inst with herd Of cattle for Fort
Randall About two miles from here they were siacEed
tg marty az Indians who killed Geo Brown OF Nebraska
City and wounded his companions, Bowen and hnder'
son The men fought long they could klhg trte
of the Indians. The Indians captured the cattle
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THE TURF
rRorrING on THE FASHION TRACK.


A small audience, composed chiefly OF inter-
ested persons friends. in attendance a
the Fashion track on Saturday afternoon. About
O'Clock the trot commenced The first race was quite an
animated affair. Four starters were on hand-KolIn
Conan Twilight Charlie. aud Maryland the Dachcts
of each quite noisy in bets on the result EaSn a
bringing $40 Twilight $40, Charlie 80,
and Mary sl2. just previous to t trs
heat Twilight advanced and IN one pool DrouSnL
Conan $685. Charlie s5 and Mary SO. After fine starr
in the first heat Conan broke badly at the
ahead than lengths and won the nrst neat
The loss OF the did not impair faith III conan.
in the pools Conan brought S70 Twilight SO ana tne
other S. Twilight lead 10 the hOme-strotch Wnen CONAN
passed him and won the race by length Inc DettuE
then high as three to Conan, wlO' aItcf
breaking twice on the third heat won the race, -
Amatch between Billy Borsts Hanlbrght aud McCOpps
Flora, mile and repeat, decided between the neatt
and won by HambIght In two straight heats In ina
second hea. Flora trotted very fast coming up the home
stretch and answered gamcly to the whip but faieu 20
reach her big opponent.
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DIED.

BRACHA his residence walngor Conn Sunday norniaf
July 10 paralysis Moses Beach In esih year Of bis age
RBNEDCT-Sudduy Saratoga Springs July 49, hs Rev HeuI
Benedict, IN tie IA year Of his age ,.,.--
Funeral services will the PrebTean Chsreh Portehe
on TUESDAY Hst lust at o'clock Relatives and nena o. Ins
family are invited 70 attend
PIsH-ou Friday afternoon Jn 49, Mary e. wife Of James Fish,
Funeral service. on Mo5Gs 10th 10 No 80 Wash
ngton.st Brooklyn.
HuTCHsON-On Thursday evening July 6 amer painful lrs
T fisn OF lie family invited attend The funeral from Bis ate
residence Psc6cst Bro0kynsT BooEn on Monday amer
at I O'clock -
KssAN-A Tsnaay n j. on The 18th Inst, Lille wife ofJohn "
sp ESD and daughter the late Eben H. Burger OF ths Guy IA
Covenant PaTkafe NFoaei
and Thirty TuefdAI 2lst i0st, a. eock "
tive, and friends are respectfully invited TO attend
NcKARRgLJuy 49, Rebecea MeKane ssed year 10 months
, and souaiptarees are invited attend the funeral from the
,depcs Of her father 22l West Tgentyseyenthst dy
tMouday clock for intementi 10 MSepeah cemetery
sMTHOn SATURDAY morning July 49, 81 cholera mfntum eas
Aou TO- infant AonIo D. and Della Smssea oI'u ANU
DAYS A. -, 81. e,sr,l from.
tbe resdspee of bis IS Tayos near LeeFe bIS0f
lvu f. D. on Monday afternoon at O'CLOCK
STRRI In Connecticut Thomas Steele aged 81 years
The remains we're taken TO Greenwood for interment
srTEERI AEp White Plains suddenly early SATURDAY mo,nngI
The 18Th nat LILY youngest daughter OF the Hon Edhuua w. AAs
Filabeth Sutherland, 10 the 9th year oi her age
Punra AZ the residence her parents Monday afternoon
the residence bis brotherinaw David e. Cooek
s,.nfors Cam on Friday JuT II, James " Iompknk A,
his residence Monday July ~ ~ -
cork Remains will be taken 20 GrenSood nom twenty
depot al O'Clock Friends are invited 70 aWes@
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cloudy to g. slightly cloudy to IL A.
teruoos-Ssbty cloudy TO g. clear sunset 70
Iy On ~ Iqth-Morning- clear from TO III shgty
isd, 10 IL Anernoon-Sshty cloudy Il cloudy 10 40i very
cloudy 10 s. from $50 1855 hri thunder beard az
a., iyhns 6l5. dust storm 6:25 ByenBgRan 20 s:a5 rain
depth Of au inch lightning to III cloudy from TO o Iue e0au
o Ia ..u .,., .,-,,,>,
Thu ouins an abstract recorded observations az he CehuA
P,rk Ob,vatory the week ending Saturday July TO- le'
Hight q ground above the sea, "a feet
Hight Of Instruments above the ground ~ ieeI
Hight Of instruments above The sea, " ieet ,oov
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srecn,t,Le. Of 50 ench nIe aad 90! o haraess
ISLAND PARK RACES.

ALBANY, July Iy.--AI IIe I5IdHu HIh CVuI .
Yesterday Rola GOddust trotted under saddle against
Billy BOce the PAGER to harness. best three In ye Tor
81 900 Roa won In three straight heats. Time 2f, 2li
22sA. The PAGER behaved badly and Rola was nos
crowded In either heat.
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THE VERY LATEST SHIP NEws,-The steam
.hns saratoga and Abemsre. from Richmond and John
G,h.op from Washington, and tho bark Daniel Hom
Palermo. arrived last night
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FLIGHT FROM THE Ku.KLUx KHAN.

NASHVILLE, July 10.-The Governors once
va, croyted Yesterday with negroes from Maury Coun-
~ who had fed there In fear OF the muderous XII
Kux Khan.
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MARRIED

For Moth Patches, Freckes The Peuys
Moth FT,ckle Lotion. Sold by Druggists
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BROOKLYN.-Police arrests last

Adam Gelken and Henry Boldt were arrested,
on SATURDAY, for throwing in the public streets
An unknown woman dressed in dark apparel
committed suicide Saturday night by jumping from
Grand-st., ferry boat
George Mccarthy, q clerk, was arrested, on
gaurdaV for violation OF the city ordinance III hiring
rifle loaded with powder and ball, in the street.
Early on Saturday night Henry Meyers's res.
tapranf Myrteave Park, was broken into and robbed
OF knives and forks valued ut $50 and three large Das
kets OF orOckeryware.
Catharine Snyder, the little girl who was IN
,nred NV falling over trunk ut Mr.. Ashelmans house
I'M Flatbush-ave where she was ON visit on FrluaJ
last, died on Saturday.
Thomas II. Hallowell, 10 years OF age, was
drowned on Saturday evening while bathing at tho Ioo
OF Court-st The body was recovered, ana cohNeJeu
home, No. 50 Bond-st
Mary Grau II years of age, whose parents
reside at No 40 BOefumst., H. D., instantly kls'i
IN saturday evening by falling from the turntabo Oh Tue
southsde Railroad, corner OF Bushwick ana MohuoSo-
ayes, T.. ID. =,
VIM Howell, q carpenter, attacneu 10, 10 t ,he
sohooner Highlander, OF Georgetown ID zen irU
platform OF Court-st Saturday ana was run ~,
bv farm wagon His injuries OF aerlous charho'ei'
He was taken to the l.. /. Hospital
William Richardson, member or Engine
Germany No fell from apparatus ON WHOM no WIS
rdirg yyhen turning the corner Of Myrtleaye ana J
ar on Saturday and was run over. SEVERN vi no ~
ware frSctnred He was taken 20 tho City Hospital
Michael Mckinney, one. OF tho inspectors %, OF
prtdInas baa been dismissed from his position Dy inc
noard ~ OF the Brooklyn Fire Department ING
aoousaton prove against Hun was That no hl'epsoo "
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rIrNERAIS TO-DAY.

FUNERALS TO-DAY.
BROWN DELLA, No. 81 Hieks't, Byoo.En p.,,,.,,,
riSU Mrs MARY T. No $50 Washidgonst, Brooklyn
HAYES Mrs ANNE, No. $50 East Twelnb.st p.A,.,
WoRRISON Mrs CATARINE, No. 29l fndsona ave- oi00A'-
MOSAHAN HUGH Hudson ave, Hudson CiY, y, j.
MeCGFFERTY, Mrs JANE, 81 Patreks sihssdral
SF0TS Mrs ELIZABETH Bank T. Mission Churcn.
pIyNF THBOPHILUS No. 81 GreenNich.ave 49,,
PRICE MARY IDA, No striker s-iAne We'' FHV 'Hu'"
smith Mrs MARY r, No. 3 kast Ieutl-s 81
sIrrHERLAND, LILLIB, White Plains n D.
ToNPKINS JAMES ", STANFORD, ooun'
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CHEERING REPUBLICAN MEETING IN S

ST. LOUIS, July 19.--The Republicans held
meeting last night at the ifth,st Market the p
nose being TO ratfy the National and state nomination
and platforms Col Asher OF Northwest Missoui
Judge Forrest recently of Ohio; L, w. Fox A. johnson
and Col COcOrd OF St. Louis were among the speaker
An attenpt was made by Democratic Rebels TO break
the meeting but II failed The resolutions In the sta
platform with respect to impartial suffrage were receive
with cheers and a very decided determination was o.
nressed to carry the state for Grant and COfaX. -
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SEYMOUR MEETING IN NEw-ORLEANs.

NEw-ORLEANs, July 1S.-The Democracy held
massmeetng in Lafayette-square. this evening. and
formally ratified the Tammany Hall nominations and
platform Resolutions adopted, condemDing the
new Constitution Of Louisiana and expressing gratitude
to President johnson for his exertons IN behalf Of the
Democratic party The resolutions address the intelligent
colored men OF the South in terms Of kindness and COM
mend the pursued by the officers and soldiers OF
the United States Army toward the citizens during tho
late administration Of the military authorities in this
State rendering them their heartfelt acknowledgements for
the uniform treatment OF the citizens OF this State as
brnthers raher than suhects Of Nndctye Oppress0n
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YORK HERALD SUNDAY, MARCH l. lses.-TRPLE SHEET

her husband for alleged cruel and inhuman treatment
which eventually compelled her TO leave him the 9th
December last taxing with her their two children.
Both parties are respectable middle aged people, who
have been long residents Of Brooklyn. She complains
OF his Ill treatment OF her. exactiDg manner, III
temper. and that upon an occasion in which an
addition was made to the family. through his
neglect and vcousness he caused her be exposed
Geld, and indirectly thereby causing . long illness.
Panth also that fer exercise he required her to
walk about as much az two hours st time with him
sell In their room. and shaking his nat in her face tell
Ing her that not for the law no would make
END OF her. These and ether interesting episodes Of
matrimonial nfelicty rscsuntsd by The wife, The
defendant dens each and every OF those charges Of
cruelty on his part and attributes the whole difficulty
20 ohangeable and at times agreeable temper the
wifss part He claims that she not over and
above solicitous for his comfsrt, and that during
sne summer season he was deprived Of much OF his
natural sleep and rest by the presence OF bed
bugs which kept him awake and growing at night
when she accused him Of swearing.
Inc Judge reserved his decision
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THE ATTEMPTED BURGLARY At esAvEsEHp.

Examination OF the Alleged Burglars.
Isadsre Schey, Uden Cshsn, Marks Goldwatsr and
Erzrul Bloom, the four Jewish psddles who. it is
alleged attempted to break into the house Of Mr. Cor
nslus 8 sryksr Of Gravessnd. at two O'Clock Fri
day morning last were arragned before Justice Corn.
we'll yesterday afternoon to answer the charge Pre-.
fsrrsd Tho court was crowded with parties In.
terestsd in the case among whom number Of the
Jewish persuasion. both mae and female, doubtless
relatives Of the prisoners Assistant District Attorney
Thomas Pearsai appeared for the prosecution. while
Goldwator and Bloom represented by counsel in
their defence
Mr. Barnet Johnson Justice Of the Peace Graves
END, testified to his having Schey poddng In the
town last fall and that Isaac Goldman visited him fw-
ness a his house on last Sunday and gave him informa
ton OF the proposed robbery which he TO
Justice styker The informer Goldman, dark visaged,
tive Of Bstcr Fagd" las Barney in Oliver Twist' was
accustomed to the Of that worthy then
mounted the witness stand and after casting half de-
nant glance at his comrades the accused began his
ctA OF the circumstances attending the planning outt,
embarkation, journey and final denoument OF
coolness of purpose. calculation and precision
rarely met with even among the most experienced OF
cracksmen The sery!cos OF an interpreter called
into rsqustion frequently to explain certain portions
OF the testimony, question and answer, which the wit
ness. In his want of knowledge Of the English,
unable 70 make intsiigble The prisoners sat in row.
with their seldom removed from the countenance
OF Goldman during his eliminating recital OF their share
IN tne tmeiY frustrated robbery or Mr.. stryker The
burden OF the story that Schey was the prime
mover in the affair, and that they met at No 90
Mulberry street about eight o'clock on Thurs
self with some meat to quiet the dogs Schey
took heavy oak club which he carried under his arm
to use II found necessary and chise in his pocket
which latter implement it thought would be of use
in opening the bureau, wherever tho money was
kept They had also adopted very ingenious plan for
noiselessly cutting and taxing cut pane Of glass to
get at the catch Bloom, tho witness stated, not
in the secret before starting They crossed the caihe
rne ferry, each paying his fare. and took the
Coney Island 10 the city ine where they got or
and proceeded to the premises Of Mr.. Stryker all
terng the gate together. silently and cautiously they
went around TO the back part Of the house. quicied
the dogs with the meat and then the nforncr lett the
group BY the psrlor window while he decoyed the dogs
from the yard towards the barn. He startled by
the report Of gun, and, looking about. saw Cohen
coming towards him terribly frightened. In moment
more he himself was wounded In the mouth ard hand
BY one OF the farm hands, who made him prisoner The
others in opposite drectiops and subsequently,
arrested by the police Of the Forty eighth precinct
was published yesterday. The examination was ad.
journed until Monday afternoon.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SArugDAY, Feb. 2o-6 p.

SATURDAY, Feb. 2o-6 r n
The stock market was nrm eut dull until late in the
afternoon when break In Erie 70 oos took place and
with this the entire railway list ympAthzsd At the
elsss very unsettled feeling prevailed ana the ipdies.
tons were in favor Of further dsmoraza,on among the
speculaters for RISE The Immediate cause Of this
fssh decline Of two per In Erie was statement
tns suecs that the company Is about lower s rates
st rare ana freight to Buffalo and reject the PROPOSE
Won OF the New York Central and Pennsyvana Central
companies for consolidation Of earnngA Tho Erie and
she Vanderbilt parties evidently assuming hostile at
0uds toward each otner there II knowing what
sns litigation besun between them may result in. The
vanderbilt stocks are, however At present supported
with remarkable hrnnsss The report Of the President
81 tho Pacific Nail Company unfaverabiy construed
and the stock declined abost three per cent The
panys quarterly accounts made up 10 the LIST instant
show balance TO orsdi, Of pront and loss Of sol7ss1
Of which $25l eS7 remained from the last quarters
earnnm after the or the dividend showing the
earnings for she quarter just ended TO have been
$3d5,84A The COMPANY foresaw that 10 paid dlvi-
4end the LIST OF March would DO unable to pay one
On tho LIST OF Jane and therefore passed It, and the
question OF further dividends been postponed until
Nay next That the real value OF the stock will
DO enhanced by this retention Of money the Pres
dent claims 10 be too obvious to need argument
II 10 70 be regretted that the company Is forced to
sdsrs IL the best and indeed the only safe policy.
Western Union Telegraph the weakest of the INSECT.
aneous shares and declined to 34, the feeling Of
uneasiness which prevails with regard this stock is
causing considerable sales 70 realize. The Stock Ex-
Senange was well supplied with money call at six
Per cent and the primo pal dealers in government
securities borrowed ell they required At five per cent
There was no change in the discount ins first class
commercial paper beng rated at per cent and,
IN Few instances at half per cent below this quota.
zion. Mr. Henry Keep was elected a member or tho
open board Of brokers this afternoon by an almsst
unanimous vote.
The gold market was very nrm especially during
the Afternoon mainly in consequences the fact OF the
Impeachment Committee having reported articles of
Impeachment to the House OF Representatives. and ro-
ports from Washington the effect the removal OF
the President Is dered certain. The extreme range
was from 141x to l41I and tho latest quotation was
l4l1 14lX There moderately active borrowing
demand for coin, bat The supply in excess Of it,
and loans were mado at a 7 per cent for carrying
The clearings $40 $40 000 the gold
Balances to $22l3soo and the currency balances to
50 5l3, ,oS7 The shipments OF specie and bullion for
the week amounted to 1854 90l
The daily range OF the market during the week s thus
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ninth street. this Sunday afternoon. at hspsss ens
O'Clock
ouIs.-on Saturday February 20. THOMAS z ous. ss
The relatives and friends Of the family and those q
ms brother john j. Gum, are requested 70 attend me
funeral, from his late resideace No. GIT West Forty
seventh street. on Monday afteraoon. at O'Clock.
Ireland.
The funeral will take place from his residence corner
OF peusass and Bond streets, Brooklyn, this Sunday
afternoon, At two O'Clock precisely.
ScsLoss-On Friday morning, February 2S, SorfHA.
years and months.
invited to attend the funeral without further notice, thie
Sunday morning Al nine o'clock, from the residence -
her parents, 323 West Twenty ninth street.
sYLvrsryR-I Jersey City. on Wednesday February
20, loux SYLVESTER, In the 66th year OF his aga
Ths relatives and frisnds Of the family the Nom:
oers Of the Masonic fraternity are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral. from Trinity church. -
Grove and Montgomery Streets shu Sunday aitsrnooas
snsRDzs.-ou Friday, February 2s,l MARY snmDns
'ns beloved wis Of Matthew shsrdon, aged 80 ysars
rsrssc. friends os'hs any and those Of her Dre.hs
in-aw Matthew Drum invited 70 attend the funsru.
from her late rssdea $40 West street. tAis
TnoRr-on Friday. February 2s, CArHARrss aaughts
OF tho late John and Esther Thorp
Tho friends ana OF the family. aud
tculary those Of brother law Daniel Esng.r,
and her brother Francis, are respectfully invited y
% naw Daniel Esnssr No NJ ws street. a't ths
day) afternoon, at hafpast one o'clock, without further
notice.
THmAuLr.-In Paris Friday, February Z after .
short illness AMER THrHAULr the celebrated artBt.
loved. honorsd and regretted by all who knew hor
TomN On Friday. February g. MIcHAE Tony
Of Richard and Johannsh Tobin, aged years,
months and days.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from the residence
Of his parents No Rutgers street, this Sunday afsC.
noou, at two O'Clock
WILLIAMS s-on Friday, February %, NJ No 20 Stantoa
street. WILLIAM j. WILLIAMS, in the 9th year Of his aga
The relatives and friends OF tho family also the msn-
bers OF the 81. Davids Benefit and Benevolent SocseA
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the
Welsh Presbyt church, East Thirteenth street. be-
tween Second and Third avenues this (sunaay) after
noon, at o'clock.
WooDRuPy.-0n Saturday, February 90, GEORGE W.
WoopsUPE, son Of James Z. and Mary Ann WoodruI
aged 10 months.
Funeral this Sunday afternoon, at two O'clock from
the residence of his parents No North Moore
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.aiE.past Two O'Clock p. M

Receipts and Disbursements at the Once Of
the United states Assistant Treasurer, New
York, for the Nons:; of February. 1858.
January 81, 1858, by balance. ....... So, ,4o2, TOO
Rscai No. hiring iha nann
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ApAws-On Friday February 2S MARY ApAxs, after
q short illness, IN the 31st year OF her aga
May her soul rest Ia peaos. Amen.
Funeral services her late residence No 70 Washing
ton street. this sunday aftsrnoon a tive o'clock Ihs
friends and relatives OF she family arc respectfully In
vted TO attend The remains will be taken TO Calvary
AMxs-On Friday, February %. EDWARD ALIss,
aged 80 years
The relatives and friends are iAvited 70 attend the
funsrsl from his late residence, No 23 West Forty
nrst street. this Sunday afternoon, at one o'clock
PARK LopGs No. Ole !. AND A. M.-Yhs brs4brsn Of
the above lodge are hsreby summoned to meet the
lodge rooms. No sSs Eighth avenue On SUNDAY. March
The New York herald., 1868-03-01
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


HARwocD-FoReIu Sin brooklyn, on Friday evening,
February Is the house OF tho brides parents By the
Rev. j. G Ager, fr. 7. hssRY HAYWOOD 70 Miss JKSns
For6E.
LAMB SwEFT. in Jersey City, on Monday February
"a at the residence OF the brdes parents by the Rev
Dr Mattson, EDwts y LAMB 70 MIRANDA SwErr. eldest
daughter OF Ezra y. Sweet, su OF Jersey City. No
cards.
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The daily range Of the market during the week ia thus

The statement Of tho banks Of this city for
she week ending to-day is again unfavorabe although
less 70 than expected By many. There decrease
u every item when compared with the previous return
namely. In the legal tcnder So 35 323 the net
deposits $a4S 773 In the loans discounts $s25 $685.
fa the specie $422 $780, and the circulation $l3 500
The totals Of the present and preceding statements are
a folows:.-
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schr somers N scull slllman New orsans -
aays va Delaware Rraakwater Feb Is with nidse 70 mss
gales.
schr Y 81 Clair Edwards, Ireland. Pensacola.
schr Is g Gates. Freeman jacksonville. days
Schr lilly. Francis. CharlestoA.
schr Crosby. Jones, Virgins,
schr = Story. Small, York River, Va
Shr Senr Cranmer Cranmer, PhilAdophiA.
,cnr ~ .nanber Ain. -. Chtncotoigue.
scnr WIG riseon Phillips Exsbe<npsr for Providence
Schr crescent odge Hatch for frovidencs
schr Toledo Lyons. Providence.
schr Charles Brown Carter Farhaven for virgina The
Gate. - " -
me .snr ksndustssg. wyatt which arrived 18th from
Ssssxon Win melasses TO Sanchez Dolx reports had
near Weather al the passage 25h iast lat s. lS ion H.
sPoAe senr sAiAd'n from CardenAs for New York.
The schr Sylvan, which arrived 2Sth from Ponce Pr u
consigned 70 Walsh. Field May.
SAILED
Stoamshps City Of Bostsn, and Helvetia, Liverpool
1S~S ,nnsgow ArSons Aspinwail Gen Grant and Geo
yacnto savannah; Matarzas and Manhattan Charleston
Francsnia, Portland -
The ships David Crockett and Blue Jacket for San Fran.
cisco, have anchored at Quarantine
Wind At sunset wNW, fresh.
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E,IRB EscArRs poR TENEMENT HOUsBS PUF uP
u TO conform to the requirements OF the Law ~
excelsior Iron Wor foot Of Fourteenth street. East rivef