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, 1869-08-24
rank Failure ut Junction City, han'

FFoTN tbs L{0Etnic0Fth Ifhle8s = '.7,n ritz
A correspondent writing from Junction G.;szs' az
undar date Of August H. to the 1aulenes 4'
Hsla i Co, bankers, failed this morn'1S:. -
biltties nom s3o coo to a5o COO Assets tslo ~, u
!. .HThis f1sm gatned some no.ortety 3sM nacE-
regard to an alleged robbery Of rue oanI ~ By
age Of 5000, put IN there tor sue Aeep0'
MI. RaWaile. ..,. b.1t9
HTnis matter, In connection Mith theie d,1,sus ns
made CLERK fn the banf, anu tae !,snant It'll snl
their asslgnees, Is causing SOME eAc'te4
"The heaviest loss Is $1,000, placas1e acaae,n,aj. y
bank bY the Southern Branch Railroad H. tond In. Tt
for the use OF Contractors shalS ~ ~ IDS vii
iaIl On he coRtsactois: IN Ens!lsaua9. w asrs
lately deposited 300, ndoeed IL tne ~ rorar,
morning, hp, It was found empty"
, 1869-08-24

everything, I could ny
IN ss,a swfui st1ltpess but ny eyes =;
haa ni,nbeo Mont BLAND. nst1 nosexp : :
eee anything. was not disappointed e
xsrd Of ascending the mountain Is haV che
It was fatigucd7 thought was not;,xx
apI other iprofane) man hsa felt as Old, he would
have deceived himself With the idea tlns he was
id tired. JH.R
, 1869-08-24
TIE RAILROAD coNso11DAT1oN.

The consolidation Of the Michigan
Southern 4 Lake Shore and Toledo, Wa.
bash 4 Western Railways, is now
virtually completed. The financial terms
Of tho consolidation arc, that the Michigan
Southern stock will be put in at IN advance
Of 20 per cent, and that OF the other roads
ut par, thus:
Present stock Il L 4 L. a.......... .sas, ,ooo, 900
fo'e50 AZ ~ r. f%aesah fsas Wc;te;n 1922 ooo
londed debt Of Lake shoro ii. s.... so.MS.ooS s0.S
bonded debt Of 7. ". / W.............. ls'o0o.ooo
Total consolidated debt and capital $4,000 900
This gives q continuous line Of 1,500
miles from Buffalo to Chicago, with
branch from Toledo to st. Louis,
The worst feature OF this consolidation is
the enormous watering Of tho capital
stock. All these stocks has been heavily
watered since 1865, aud now there is an
addition OF seTen millions to the stock Of
the Michigan Southern. To obtain diyi
dends on this aggregated capital, and pay
interest on the bonded debt, will require a
continuance Of the system Of carrying
freight ut loss in all cases whore
there is competition, anu resorting to whole
sale e1tortion when there is no competition,
In the mcantme, the road will be run
down, the rolling stock be used up, and
when these require repairs, there will be
another issae Of stock. The capital stock
of these roads ought to be about $4,000
600; md if the stock we're reduced to that
sum, tho legitimate earnings would pay
handsome dividends, and loaro sufficient
sum to improve and equip the road.
As it is, the road will be skinned"
TO pay dividends on pure water
stock. The present earnings Of the
consolidated roads do not promise, after
paying the running expenses and interest On
the bonded debt, 8 very liberal margin for
profits, or for improvements, and whatever
money is to be made ont OF it Will probably
have to be made by "oporating" tho stock
IN Wall street, and not by the operations Of
the road itself.
, 1869-08-24

.-,- 7a6os s9,A5 1861 l4sa
"A notaet having 6on buried about ten mia.
a.. ~ DesAoihes recently visited his grave II
49, ~ .enanteo " colony Of Qophers, who has
-Aaoe Is u nut1o" IRON one end 10 the other
a terrible tain storm passed over Ananosa nm
tue &ofn' anu the Streets we're completely flooded
"itn water. The storm commenced about n m
AAu cootlnueo al night One or more OF the chi.
feas on Inc Dubuque Southwestern Railroad vera
carried aTay BY the Hood OF wafer which srnnt
oo"d the raT1nes anu Cltls In the vicinity nj +ha
cfo" Cfeek 6tone-quaTy. The trains, In conso,
puence, could go no further west, md ware
oohgeu 10 back up to Anamosa anu put IN for the
night. $AN4
INDIANA.
AT bloTuElle, last week, Levi Christmas vent
uome alter drunken fight. and endcayortar.
"nAe YET intoxicated, to show his vile how he
hao been fighting, ran one arm through q pane NJ
glasS lacerating II terribly, 50 that 1t having or
taned, It became necessary for 1t 10 be amputated
,. WISCONSIN.
1ne b!ack Earth Aarertise7 reports the rathec-
Ing OF over 1out score persons at the golden wed.
alng OF Amos and Hannah ueold. who came to
Wisconsin IN 1874, and have three daughters,
twelve grandchildren, and i've great rrand.
children
MICHIGAN,
Ihe shipments or lumber from M1skeguu, from
"ANoAS. ~ NG4e US 1uu1Ras
Iun M bc. ft.....-. - 214 600 Ties. II Tn
1aths pltces.....-, a,o9l. .uD Timber IN
62tG9 S!aba cords. Ss9
aLAnbitE.tss.--..-. yI,Gl0I 'e~
= De1rolt professor has recently made an m.
aly ats OF water from mineral vel, tn Grartos
County. and 1nds 1t strongly impregnated w1.n
electricity "'N1
A heavy rain Oh the 18th raised Portage Lake A
loot IN t"enty~fon1 hours. Considerable damaoe
vas done In Houghton By hood.
The Saginaw Enttrprfts OF the s1st says:
terrible tragedy occurred at saIz1urg aboa..
Inonng liter TIC trs,u u tie ste an.
II Cnnton Eitb an excursion party from The Ha1
Sfaes formerly wife Of Jni1irs Grace buf sepsr
Sa t!o,n her husband, keeping houss =, III
~ 9t Molks wa asoonpsnicd the e2cnsiou b. one oi
beS crossed oyer the bridxc md we5p walkihs u
. sslzbug. and wlen near home they weTc IaJ.
40 " young Nan nAtned Foote, who ehot III.
.fAct t~o tt1nfA. oncs through the head n,sd nnca
2 the shodar, instantly Killing Aet The uIrderer
zen h!ed ~ TIC air apparently fejnt Tor ahootnr
unAeH and then Jumped od the dock and W1s drowp.
2. II thought his jumping iuto the liver VA
uAtcsy 70 escape b! getting under the dock: but il u
2pposed nc att11ck log that stunned him aud |yrs
a0Mnyc 40 cause but jealo1say Ia aAsi6nod Tor sEc
MINNESOTA.
Bg the present laH OF Minnesota the properly or
married woman is not only Independent Of her
uEoand, but Is Ia no manner liable 70. the sim.
OFT OF her husband, herself or her family
, 1869-08-24

"stacls" of greonbacks, while tho great
unwashd were rushing in crowds With Bag
kets. and Aags to gobble them up, and bo
forever rich. It is rather cool for him now
to deny that ho over was in favor of erccn-
back expausiou!
, 1869-08-24

To tie Editor qf The Chicago TRIBUNE:
By the speech Of Logan It seems that Democrats
are trying to run the no-pa1ty ticket WHERE they
are In q minority, and BY this meaus secure ma
jority of do-nothlngs, Or Democrats, to the Con-
stttutsona, Convention.
In this county they have htda majority, and I
hear no talk Of the no-party plan. The only ta1k
Is that they will nominate the crnthest hardest
old Democrats, who neither learn nor forget.
Such set Of men as the ones sher talk Of here
would make us constitution that was. twenty
yeaIs old when made. What ne went IS q new
constitution, with al the late improvements, aud
Of course We want men who are up with the pres-
ent time to make tt. ", g..
QUINCY, ILL.,, August q
, 1869-08-24
THE NORTHWEST.

ILLINOIS.
ihe Vile Of Edward Nanny, welI-to-do farmer
Avfne IL Prairie Township, Shelby County, eloped
With school teacher By the name Of Robinson an
the Esd Of July Last.
IOWA,
Inc loAo"ing table shows the population OF the
Illfo JQdlc.al Dlstnct for serIea o1 fears.
, 1869-08-24
COST OF REM0V1N0 TIE CAPITAL.

The Ertning Journal objects to the re-
moval Of the National Capital, on the
ground Of the expense, unless it ~ere ro-
moved to Chicago OF Nauvoo, in which
case logically the expense would constitute
no important objection. This is we'll. The
time has not yet arrived for the journal to
Sustain the measure, because the capital is
not yet moved. But it would be Interest
ing to know whnt it means by stating the
cost OF removing the seat Of government
at S1o0, 100000. 1ae cost will be precise
" the cost Of Tie new buildings to be
erected ut st. Louis, or wherever it NAV be
located, less the portion Of such build
ings which would have to be erected
if the cspital remains ut Washington. and
less eso the value Of the present capitaI
buiulngs for other national purposes. Let
p' see. There Will need to be erected
within d few years at Washington Presi-
dentlal mansion, new extensions to the
Capitol, building for the War Department,
another for the State, another for the NAVY.
another for the Interior, and another for
the Supreme Court. The cost Of these
may be aggregated at $4,000, 900, which,
OF course, might bo as well expended at St,
LOUIS or Rock Island as in Washington. If
we arc ever to have national university IN
addition, nothing worth while could be- ac-
co1uplshed ut an expense Of less than
SlO,000,000. Whether Ee have one or not
the West Point Military Academy and |
Naval School at Annapolis and
elsewhere viii need new edidces, the cost of
which alone would be several millions. At
present We have ct Washington public
which, since the capital was
brought there, have cost to erect sometime
ess than e4o, 1000, 900, but which, by detori-
ration md rndtness may now be set down
worth only T25, 100000. They would be
'ofth for national university, say soo,-
00,0oo. Now it cannot be denied that the
overnment could, with $50, ,oo0, 900, follow.
og out well-dehned architecturalp1an erect
ew capital buildings adequate to its wants
'r Century to come, and atfordiug three
mes the capacity and fitness which are to
found IN the present ll-conceiyed piles
architectural patchwork at Washington,
which the Treasury building is tie ouly
ne that appro1imates what it ought to be,
lie cost OF removing the seat Of govern
ent may, therefore, be summed up as fol-
VS.:
1pense OF new and ade-
quate buildings il the
Mississippi Valley ss10oo 6ao |
ednct further expense ne S'S''
cessarT to erect 1ew
buildings, Il capital re-
anan9 mal9s ~ tWnhlngsen.. $50, ,ooo,ooa
buildings for pniyersItY
purposes 2o,eoo,o0o
, 1869-08-24

A despatch frum 1ndianaPotst ssu,riay sas ~
tte Tsta5eite, vincennes i BlQomlngteav avinceant4
The Vlpcennes Road Will be opened " rpsr,'l
within one month and fo CaSo "'3a1a
, 1869-08-24
a Foreign Province In the Missouri
tktVers

From the 81, Jo4tph {Ao.) Union,
Rush Island, three nlie3 below White Cloud, Is
In curious 11. It Ia without the jurisdiction OF
any State Iaw,, When the Territory Of kansas MRs
, 1869-08-24

FD,o93,eo


Aston 80 :. .+'...---.---...- .-f10, ,000, ,00O
But, as it would cost the latter sum to
build National University if ne leave the
capital where it is, it follows that, if We
would accomplish the double end, viz,
both adequate accommodations for the
government, and also 8 National Uni
vcrslty, it is as cheap to ar1ivo at it BIZ re-
moval OF the seat Of government westward,
nu rv;41,or+ " -
, 1869-08-24
A Remarkable Theological Ro-
NANCE =.

To tht Ed1toF ~ Z 10 Chlo090 IFt6IHt. "
VIII 5ou permit me- to call the attention Of the
large public which peruses your columns to new
work which mas been Wonderfu1ly neglected By:
the religious e. press. 1aiude to ttExetef Hail."
theological romance which Is destined, I be-
ueTe, to bring about. d revolution In American
theology only equalled BY the eneos Of Mss}
Stoves Uncle Tom upon American politics. Bold.
fearless, manly and truthful, It challenges tbs
freest criticism, and Il read By tho people, Will
surely emanctpate them from the Bnackles Of su-
pe1suton- =, CT b.
CHIcsG(. Anp,et o.
, 1869-08-24
Gbe Gribunf,


ECB2oH1P1oN TERkE:
EkrAa1z ApvANGE
DAILY Ke1doa. pE ytn1, bJ NAH- 1900
Ti.WtekIy Edition. Per ye4r. By NAu........ Goo
EaodsJ Edi:1au, rcr year, by xA.-.-....s~... 4.5O
NeetIy Edition, per yDA[. hT NAN...~..~.,s leo
Part+ ot = year A tltoe rita
To Prevent tc!sy md .ustskea be suse aad vt Pat
Oaiee aadrrss II fall including State and county.
ru~tnatte:s sse allowed ten PEI cent commission %
clrty fEaAe.tE:ac1L
R<1ataneoa Easr he made eItAer By draft, exp,ess
r@s. 0Gn csecT, or IN rcfstcrcd lcttcss n o1r t1k
1EE&1 TO ClIT EEtscn1BZRs:
DaHF delivered. Sunday EIcKpIIusl5 cents pt week.
uai'J, delivered Gnnaay HcLCpEn 90 cects Pc Eeet.
Adsrpss TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Chicago, N
, 1869-08-24

ed into red man, though had no means OF as
cestalning my tribe. ! Was very ANXIOUS to thrust
myself into the SNOW at the top Of the mountain,
wanted to prevent It from retreattnG- as it had
ETERNAL WINTER
Teigned around, above and below ug. We seem-
cd to have penetrated the great heart OF the hy-
perho1ean regions. Nothing anywhere but Ice uud
snoH, glaciers Aud seas OF ice
As We ueared the oval peak Of Blanc, I looked
below, and saw only one yast glacier IS far As the
eye could reach. Farther down we could hear the
streams flowing under the gaciess. Up there the
cold Ind chained eyctJ HGnlet. Icy stalsct1es
hung to the Rnow-covered rocks When the wind
blew, particles Of frost prcked my face 1ne
needles, and yet tho sun sE1ote Us with erceuess.
Ny body was IN three zones-the Arctic to my
knees; the Temperate 70 my waist; the Tropf-
cal to my brain. narre1ed sometimes was not
sun-Etruck, for my temples beat lie Gagged eagles
aganst burning bars.
1EEHw very thirsty every few minutes. Istoop-
ed, gathered the driven SNOW, and ate 1t yora-
ctonsly: Of, rather should hare done 80 II II had
not melted when it touched my parched lips
fancied I could hear smothered hiss when. the
cool stream ran down my throat
TIE GLACIERS,
Another hall hour, yea Rn hour. Sti1 On the
giaeiers- Still deeper aud higher among the ice
and EuoNs. The glaciers are the most tematka-
bic features Of the Alps. They are formed OF the
gfanulous 8uow which accumuiates II the valleys
and cle1ts IN the rocks above the snow nne-cight
Thousand feet-whlch is melted By day and frozen
BY night thus adding Layer upon layer Of the PUT.
est tcc Some Of the glaciers said to be fifteen
hundred feet thick. though most Of them are much
less They are always in motion, but not percep-
tbly, and sometimes acquire such size and force
that they cauJ eTezJthing before them-sou,
trees roc8 and houses.
At TIE ToP.
had resolved 10 think no mare OF getting to
the top OF Mont Blanc; In fact, had hail come 10
the conclusion that 1t had no top. Willis WIS
slipping along, driving my tron-shod stan Into the
Ice at cserY step the guide called out: Eli baeu,
Monsieur ChaInoia THE nattefing name he gave
me1 eutn nous sommes arrives"
did not believe It. l cast my eyes upwutd.
Sure enough, there WAS no more tantalizing
stretch OF ice above me. I sat down, and. calling
for the wine, drank deep draught; told my com
panious Mont BInnc did not amount to much.
and that Il they wanted to see mountains tley
must 60 TO America
l But THB vIEw7
Meese wasn't any. The clouds ahut oa:
, 1869-08-24

Expense OF new and ade-
quate buildings in the
mississippi Valley.
Deduct further ex pense ne
ceSsarY to erect new
buildings, Il capital re-
,,,'l,:s. msl1s ut Wnhlngson..... $780,
buildings for university
purposes. ~. ..-..-.. 90, o.
, 1869-08-24
THE INTERNAL. REVENUE AND
THE BROKERS'. -
Nearly 100000 in Penalties to be
collected - Opinion OF Judge

From Ms NesD Fork Ht79ld, Aug,tst 81.
EeaIy one 40ndred and thirty brokers, residing
n Brooflyn and doing business In New York, hay-
Hg Iei1sed 70 pay the government tax upon the
capital used IN their buslness On the ground thas
they were not bankers, havc been prosecuted for
me ta3 and penalty. Tne majority have failed to
make any fetur1A to the internal Revenue De-
pattment for the past rfteen months, and the pen
atty ior such failure u $500 Per month, 1ndepead-
a.t snt Of M ne sa1 Iae payment fos a1sats Of pen
Of TIE NJ On their capital. h.Assessor Webster,
Of the Thirty Dlstr1ct, Waa the nrst person
Investigated and aftar his remo1n It was continusd
by Mr. Cleveland, the present Assessor Ia that dis.
frtss: Ater tnooughy string she matter, NJ:
revenue was being lost 70 tie government, and
NJ. John ]. Allen, the United States Assistant
Dlstlacs j, Attorney. was directed to proceed
90 hu1nees N New YORK, the Iaw provides that
actions can be brought asatnaE them In the United
states conrta Of the district in which any member
o. tAa nfm may reside, aud as most Of the large
banking 1fms have one or more Of their membefs
reading n che Eastern District, which comprises
a. pasa Il En- %eeea rs tas
anls WaIa represented By thirty eminent lawyers,
hss hnd !s expected some fne Legal poInrs viii BE-
Tbs brokers sga.nst whom motions Bsre ,xsnes
n me Cacnt EoaIt put n an appearance last FIJI
ansWets, and N both cases the defendants TOOK
exception 70 The Jurisdiction Of The United stStes
The following opinion W by Judge James i;as ina,
beea zen rcceised by United States District ATTORNEY
OPINION OF JUDGE 1AXss.
n the matter cf Wood { Rich and others
c'a'"lns 10 be brokers aod not bankera~
Hon. Columbus Dslaso, conntss;aae4 o5 = a1not assy
IL application Of Wood 4 Rich and otoa,s
Kew YslR ~ h11 nrqseE doing business IN the city q
tnat suits have been commenced arn,nat fharn ~
, 1869-08-24


Enefe wasn't any. The clouds shut on:
, 1869-08-24

The Very High Alpa-vlews Mt q Das-
. txanco-pcdeet<tRn ExcuIr1ous' TN
mont Blnnc-Row 1t II Done, and
What 1t Ytelds-A Journey Among
. The Eternal Snotvs-yVhnx ono Secs
at tho. summit OF tire Monarch Oh
nut srrN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-19

THE BosroN PEACE JUBILEE-IHtroduction
Of Mr.. George Peobody-Hts Speech, 6c.-The
Coliseum. koston, yesterday was again filled
to Its utmost capacity. The program was en-
tirely CLASSICAL. Among the audience We're
many professional musical critics, who unite
in pronounclag the whole performance a
success. During the intermission Mayor
Shurtlef introduced Mr.. George Peabody,
who spoke as follows: my friends your
mayor has indeed said well that am your
friend, and has Kindly announced me as
friend Of the whole world However tr ne this
assertion may be, and think he has praised
me too highly, yet 1 cssure you whatever may
be eald in regard to my friendship for mankind,
my love for the Old World can never exceed
that which 1 have for the New" He sat down
amid continuous cheering. Gov. Jewell, OF
Ct.. and several other prominent guests, were
present. The outside crowd was immense all
day. No accidents occurred, and the fourth
day closed with renewed expressions OF
satisfaction by all the participants. The grano
chorus were dismissed yesterday with appro-
PIRATE recognition OF their services. To-day
there will be grand concert by children OF the
public schools.
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ALEXANDRIA IrIMs.- Gazette of last

ALEXANDRIA ITHMs.-The Gazette of last
evening has the following:
PerJury-A nolored boy, named Armlstesd
Burke, formerly the servant Of citizen of this
city, who has lived in Washington since TIE
war, came to this city yesterday, ard by falsely
swearing that be was twenty -ORe years Of age,
succeeded in register ing at the Fourth Ward
precinct 1t was subsequently, ascertained and
proved that he was but nineteen years old,
when MS name was erased from the registra-
ton list, and if he can be arrested he will be
prosecuted for perjury,
Episcopal FisitdtieR.-The RI Rev. the
BISHOP of Richmond, will officially visit St
Eary's Church, in this city on Sunday nexI.
Tie Sacrament of Confi rmation will be admin
is,ered on the occasion. to many children, and
some adult converts TO Catholicism, aud the
former will be admitted 10 their first COM
muaion.
Rcg.srdtion.-The registration books IN the
different wards OF the city To-day, At two
o'clock, mede the following exhibit of the reg.
isratson which has been in progress since
Monday:-Colored 11e, White 395.
Rob6a:Ig !TeomJo0t.-The steamer Guiding
Star, of'Georgetown, now lying at the wharf
here, wes boarded last night and her Captain
robbed OF q large quantity of clothing ana
some Si2 in money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-19
by Bdnksrs' and Brokers' TsIsqrdph, yaz.s Al

IBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph, Jane, N
GdssdUdy, operator.
Lewis johnson 4 Co quote stocks and bonds
In home and foreign mar kets as follows:
NEW YoRK, June 19.-First Board-U. s. sS,
lHl, coupon, l2l: 5.20'A lSoa, coupons ls2S
lsca, coupons, li6Si 1854 coupons, lls'.; is65,
coupon, new, lI9S; 6.a0's, 1o6I, coupon, II9 !, /;
io:a0's, coupons, ice: Pacific Mail. 50; ONO
Z Miss. CeruAcates, %: Mariposa, @: ATTAIN.
DC Mail, none; Canton. 6Is; Cumberland, % q;
Western Union TeleGraph, none; Quicksil yer,
"a; Boston water Power, l6: New York
Central. lss1.; Hudson. none; Reading, 90. I;
Michigan Oentral, I30k; Michigan southern,
lG2A; Illinois Oenual, none; Cleveland and
Ptttsoure. 49,; Northwest IA; do. preferred.
SS; Cleveland 4 Toledo. none: Rock Island
none; Fort Wayne, l52%; Alton & Terra aaute
none: Toledo Z Wabash, 67k; Adams EXP,
sd Wells, Fargo Z 90. Express, 3O1; United
States Express: 6ea: American Express. 4O
Merchants' Union, ISL; chicago Z Alton, ISL:
do. preferred, none Market steady. Gold. i37.
1nvno, Inn. fBy Caols;l 49,, 49,,
70 i, qulet and steady.
ERAMKyORI, 3 p. m--Bonds, s6<.
LIv1RPo0L, p. m.-Cotton quiet aud dull
Sales. lo,c0o bales. Middiing Uplands, -. a
u Ii Middling Orleans, IL 4 al2Y.
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RAILROAD MATTERS IN MONTGOMERY

COUNTY, MD.-The Summer Term OF the CIR
cult Court for this county commenced on
Monday and adjourned on Friday of last
was ready TO be disposed OF; among which
were carried mp by the landholders upon ex-
ceptions filed 70 the awards lately made by the
Jurfes OF condemnation. The Court set aside
the proceedings OF the juries in those cases, on
the ground that the Sheriff had acted irregn.
larly and illegally in the selection of lurles by
summoniDg twenty-five instead Of twenty, as
prescribed by law. This decisions opens these
cases for another trial, which, we understand,
is fixed for the 25th instant.
At the instance of Mrs. Blair, daughter of the
late Gen. Jessup, the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
read Company have been restrained from fur
ther operations on her land, in this county,
condemned for the use Of the Point of Rocks
Railroad. The injunction was granted, be.
cause the company had not settled with the
proprletrees. es.-RoekriILe (Nd) Sentinel.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week ending to day s95. 10. IN frac-
tional currency was forwarded from the Treas
sury Department 70 National Banks.
The amount OF securities held by the Treas
urer ef the United States in trust for National
Banks, reported to-day, was as foIlows:-For
circulating notes, e3s2, $50 ,2O0 for deposits OF
public moneys. 81. SIS, $50. Total, &370, ~ $50
The amount Of Fractional Currency redeemed
and destroyed during the week was S29i, ,Os9 %
The amount Of mutilated bank notes burned
during the week was Sl37,350, making the total
amount burned up TO date, Sli,29O,s77. The
amount OF bank currency issued for bills de-
stroyed during the week was S260, 900, making
the total amount issued therefor mp to date,
$1i,2l9,9iS, and making the total amount of Ma
tional Bank currency outstanding at this date,
&299,e5S,G9s
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Shipsaents OF Specie-Arrival OF Chiaes.
Fs,igrants-Mere silver discoveries at
Waite Pine-Rus. in the

Shtpslents OF Specie-Arrival OF Chiae<e
i2rants-More silver discoveries at
Waite Pine-Rus. in the Wheat. &c.
SAN FRANCISCO, June ls.-The steamer Col
orado sailed for PanCma to-day with SD. .Oln
IN Treasure; S559.0OO 10 Ealand SIIO.9D to
France, s.2,OtO 10 PaEama, ana s2S,Oc0 70 New
York.
Over Twelve hundred Cinnamon arrived from
Hong Kong yesterday by sailing vessels
Forty.sIN additional discoveries OF rich silver
deposits are reported In White Pine. causing
considerable excitemelt IN that region. Tie
shipments Of bullion from White Pine recently
have averaged from seveniy-hve 20 eighty
thousand collars per week. The mining facii
lties will soon be doubled, and IL is estimated
tnat half million will 0e shipped in July.
From various parts of California in intelligence
is received of the rapid progress Of rust in the
wheat and BARLEY crops. The damage is greatest
In the coast-counties, where heavy rams have
prevailed durlng the last few weeks. Although
the accounts Indicate thst the rust Is not gen
eral, yet the mischief is more serious than was
anticipated.
James q. Denniston, prominent e. ali teruia
pioneer, died in this city yesterday.