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1NTEMPERANos, DEsT1rUTIoN AND DEATH.
A Clerk Takes Poison and Kills Himself

n CJcrk V0kc0 FO18Om anu IA1ll8 H1mGclfs
About two years ago Charles II. Nesbit, q tai
ented Englishman OF polished education and good
business qualifications, then thirty-one years Of
age, came to New York and formed a connection
with hrst-cass mercantile house. He prospered
finely for time and visions Of wealth and social
position loomed up brightly before him. but In an
evil hour he was tempted to indulge in q social
glass, which he continued at too frequent inter-
yals to the deep regret and sorrow OF his relatives
and friends. Ncsbit went rapidly from bad to
worse, till at length lie became confirmed and
hopeless inebriate, and few weeks ago
lie lost lucrative position he held.
To make matters worse Ncsbits accomplished
wife, being longer unable to live with him, left him
of conscience added to the fact that he was out OF
employment and had no money with which to pay
his current expenses drove Nesbit almost to de-
spar, but his friends did not suspect that he would
lay violent hands upon himself. For some time
past he has boarded at 102 West Thirteenth street.
and he failed to appear as usual yesterday morn
ing Nesbit was called, but failed to respond.
An effort being made to enter his room
the door was found to be firmly Sc
suspicion, and an officer being called burst open
the door, and Nesbt was discovered lying dead in
bed, and in the room was found % quantity of NOR
phine, O portion of which doubtless had been
swallowed by deceased. Coroner Herman was
notified, and will hold an inquest in the case at an
undertakers In Carmine street, whittier the re-
mains had been removed by permission OF Mr.. John
T. Toal, clerk OF the Board OF Coroners After
post mortem examination on the body 10 will be
was descendant from distinguished family in
England.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALvEsToN, Sept 8, 1872
sstse sas fssd sE 4s
osipt s exports o0as'ws;s ssy sass ss a
0ottsn s9s Arm; mdangs ac Net receipts oS bales
wise, 947; sales, $500
Cotton-Mddlngs 2oc Net receipts 20! bal:s; exports
ceipts, dN' gross 7ol exports cSastwlse 1881 sales
Cotton active in good demand middinss, iSSc Net
sSstp ssssp So SSs eSp1s rsoeS @ s s
wise, 2,2ss; sales, ,2s7
sass recsp sns
1885, exports '0a'tw'e Msnsiss4ss ss sals % ls7
81 ,saay @ e oW M0 a Y
d1 5ds steady
Tobacco active and firm; sales, 60 hhds; 49,,
Lake imgorts-Flour $500 bbis wheat @ lSo Sasheis
corn % s7s Do; oats 2sSo DO barley 400 do 500
So ssp%Rents
sS canal Issswss &S Ha ds e11ey aSy 40 go
:SsnE as 2 qsss s saS q .sssy !siss
II % sss: St: Of Sat' Massn * sa Mp %
Corn IN. strong s and held at c &C., sales $40
Of old in tho market sales OF new Toledo az &C. Bsshcc
of market unchanged
Flour yusaangsa sales piESS? ssss
Of old No. Milwaukee club at 81 g. new amber Winter
Oats sold at 4c: &c for Western Corn meal 81 20
bolted, 81 80 for unbolted per cwt Milfced steady-
Highwhes, s9c. Canal ireightssw sSc; corn and
@ sa' Hosos
New York 43c,, to Albany 3Sc Receipts by lakels4OO
ments by canal- 800 bushels malt 227SOO0 IuI
Der.
CHICAGO. Sept g, 1877.
Flour steady, Wheat in fair demand at lower rates;
closed quiet and weak No. 2Spring 81 s cash 81 l6,
seller september 81 1874 seller October; No. Spring,
81 "A Y! rs; No Spring, q II rejected, gc; Corn
fresh, cash; sOAe seller september; sshS, seller oc
lower No q 24c. 2.sc rejected. lgsc Rye steady;
No. 9 56c. Barley steady No. FALL &c. Provisions
December, qlotable at sl2 rs sl2 Is Lard. SIC. Sc
Bacon unchanged whskey unchanged at 9Oc. Frcights
70 Buffalo Iic A5sc on corn lSc l5hc on wheat; tS
bushels wheat, 250OO do corn, $4,000 do oats, 5000 do
rye, $1,000 do barley shipmentsOD bbls -four, 76,0O
7CO do. barley
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
A BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE 4 CO..

A BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE CO..
Awsu street. New York.
We continue to sell par adding accrued interest the
First Mortgage Gold Bonds Of tho Northern Pacific Rail-
road Company On the completion Of this seasons con-
tracts there will be SIT miles Of the main line of the road
in operation, uniting Lake Superior with tho Mis-
souri, River and securing the large tamc Of
the Northwest This amount Of road also entities
the company to 100000 acres OF land located
in Central Minnesota. Eastern Dakota and In the
Columbia Valley. on the Pacific coast The Bonds are
secured by first mortgage on the road. it traffic and
franchise the entire land grant received from the
government The rate of interest is Seven and Three
tenths gold equivalent to about Eight and Quarter
cent in currency Believing security to be ample
and the of satisfactory we recommend these
bonds a desirable investment Holders of United
States vetwenties and hshprcea corporate securities
materially increase both their principal and their
interest income by exchanging for Northern Paciacs
JAY COOKE CO.,
New York, Philadelphia and Washington.
NEW YORK
LOAN AND INDEMNITY
COMPANY.
20 Broadway,
corner of Barclay street.
New York.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL, SlOooO0
One half authorized capital of this Company having
been subscribed the remaining $500 900 Is offered to CAPT
talists and the business public.
Subscription books
will be opened on
MONDAY. sEPTEMBERs,
at the
banking house of the
Company.
as above. and at the
National Park Bank.
The charter of this Corporation is unusually liberal,
authorizing the transaction ofa
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS,
well that usually carried on by Trust Deposit
and Warehouse Companies.
s Of Of the Beard vii be effected
I ahhS%; i 81 +: Il IssHS S1sShIE', 1SSahhIa' Committee
&RO0 WANTED TO BORROW, FOR THREE
spCVV months, for which u chattel mortgage
household furniture In Brooklyn will be given security
Address LOAN. Herald office.
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CLOSING PRIcEs-4 O'CLOCK P. N.
CoMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton In Good Demand and Firm-Re-
ceipts at tho Ports 4,O35 Bales-Flour
Heavy-Wheat L0wer-COrn Easier
Oats Firmer-Cefree Quiet-POrk and
Lard Firm-Spirits Turpentine Dearer-
Wool Quiet-Metals Quict-Whiskey
Higher.
FRIDAY, Sept 6-6P.M.
AsHEs-The market remained the hitherto re-
ported quiet and steady Pots quoted at S Is and pearls
remained nominal.
BUILDING MATERIALs.-The market for brick has been
quiet throughout the past week, but learn of no
particular change In values Lime has also been quiet
but the receipts have been only moderate and prices
about steady quoted at 81 rs for Rockland
and 81 rs for do lump. Cement likewise quiet;
Rosendalc quoted steady at 81 60 Laths In
quest, with sales of Eastern spruce at 81 50
CANDLEsThere Is no change to note in this branch of
trade, the market remaining quiet and steady. We
quote SPERM Sc SIC. patent do, &c 43c stenc,
25c &c. parafne, &c. &C., and adamantine, lac.
1896. according to weight
CoYFEE-Thc market still remained quiet for all descrip
TONS We have only to note sales of $40 bags of Santos
ex Albona on private terms. We quote :Rio ordinary
carg0es, lihc q l5c fair do, l6alc. Ice. good do
l61c l6Ac prime, l71sc. l7c gold per lb sixty to
grass mats Ssc 20c.; Singapore, i5c i6c Ceylon
l6c. l6c Maracabo l6c lSc Laguayra, l7c lSsc.
Jamaica, 16c. 71ac.; St Domingo, 4c.
COTroN.-The demand for cotton the spot
fined to few buyers who purchased quite freely for
spinning purposes at about yesterdays quotations. the
active and hc higher closing easy The sales up
fOllOWs:-
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Wheat was dull and lower closing nominal at 81 60 a
was offered arrive at ST The sales We're about DO
o e & for Eaifs2 ns e q 81 esao S
81 65 81 ~ for amber and 81 for new white southern
GSVa
Sw 0S and s sO @ % Gr ss o Ge
armer, particularly new. The sales foot up about
Wssier% ' IN store To- and and aOai se & b b!sc 70
and rye still remained IN cs' and nomns Ss the az
sence Of transactioes.
parstiyely light but rates were very rm The Charter
s o m ssn a IN
rates paid There wasaiso better inquiry or suitable
@ ony Il 5y aH
81 5 s. Sb clr se IT, T To
pork and beef at g. for bbs and Is for crces sO boxes
of grain at iolsd i'd and bushels Of DO at iod
Goff for orders Slo of grain, at T. 0,d
sa ss g. 81 Ss
S5O quarters grain same voyage and rate Colombian
HSssss
ri sis
sd oh; an k%sTcsn bark Tschsrtsrsdy, hence .
S BARK P' % 81 reS aop
German Baltic 2ioo bbis refined petroleum at ds 3D.;
rened pe.roieam at 2sc excluding spani.h ports Sc
70 the Adriatc and roc Il 70 Leyat British bark s9
vaie British brig, go tons to the windward
American brig 80 tons, to Seftn, general cargo
lump sum; British bark from Philadelphia to the Ger
man Baltie 2sO bbs OF crude or refined petroleum at
IS 3D. II TO Cronstndt, los an American ship 0O ar
rive) from Philadelphia to Havre, 500 bbls crude pc
troleum at IS.
1iuNYiEs-There has been fair demand for domestic
private terms and 400 tales at 1sc domestic quoted
Ike and East India at 3c Bags remained quiet at l4c
HEMP AND @ jUTr.@Thc market remained quiet for all
descriptions OF hemp. but prices showed further
change. Manila quoted at 1Jhc, gold Jute also
quiet and steady at 3zc 6c gold Jute butts in
moderate request with sales 100 bales in lots at
24c currency
HAY AND SrRAw-The demand has been only moderate
both from the home trade and from shippers. Prices
however, have shown material change. We quote =:
Shipping hay old and 05c 81 05; retail qualities
do 81 30 81 5; clover Soc S5c long rye straw 81 03
81 10; short de-, 75c Soc oat straw 56c. G0c.
Hops.-The market remained In the same condition
when previously reported. New hops coming for
ward very slowly and the quality OF old hand Is not
wanted. Former prices are yet current
MErALs.-Market quiet for all descriptions. Copper
quoted at sac. 33ac cash, for lake, and 321Sc S3c
cash. for English best select The sales unmpor
tant Tin very firm, owing to an advance the other
side of "a quoted at 3sc gold, for straits and English
Plate tin remained without guotabe change Iron also
quiet but firm we hear OF sales Of 400 tons OF Scotch pig
at $50 SOL Engleton and S54 SIS for Glengarnock
Engleon generally held at $50 So co. Spelter quoted
MoEAssEs.-fRe market remained the same as when
Old Crop Ncp Crop
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DECLINE IN GOVERNMENT BONDS
A Fall in Prices in London
and at Home.
Sunshine and Shadow at the
Stock Exchange.
A Forenoon of Depression Gives Place to
Twilight Of Joy.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET !
FRIDAY. Sept &c +. M.
On 'Change to-day wheat was quiet and -four
Ateadier. The cotton market was firm.
MONEY A PER CENT.
The money market was steady at a s per cent
on governments and 81 per cent on stocks, with
the business mostly at per cent both classes of
collateral. Prime paper was quiet and quoted at
8 "a Q per cent discount
Foreign exchange was nominally lower, but
steady for actual business.
DECLINE IN GOVERNMENT BONDS.
There was further considerable decline in gov
ernment bonds, occasioned by decline Of u q q
per cent In the London market to-day and the
lower ruling OF the gold premium here. The de-
cline In London is attributed to unsettled feel
ing existing there on account of the failure OF
arm In the West India trade with liabilities OF
100000. The 67s declined to 1l22x and the cur
rency skies to 111H. The following were the clos
ing quotations limited States currency skies,
111K 111A; do. do, 1881, registered, 1131l ia;
do. do, coupon, 1861 1853; do, fve-twenties,
registered, May and November, 1laa4 ia; do do,
1882 coupon, do, 113A ia; do. do 1854, do. do,
1laK ia; do. do, 1856, do do., ia 1l414; do.
do, 1867, registered, January and July, 112ss
112X; do. do, 1866, coupon, do, 112x 1929 do.
DO, 1857, do. do, 1127S 49, do. d0 1885, do. do,
113 113h; do. ten-forties, registered 107h 107A:
do do, coupon, 1878 a 1O7s1; do. fives OF 1881,
registered, 11oX 111A; do. do do, coupon, 11cal
q 1l1k.
GOLD LOwER-113H 1923.
The gold market was weak, owing to O pressure
Of sales by parties reported to be connected with
the clique lately operating for a rise, but whose
ra,lans had been disconnected by the excessive
nweakness Of the foreign exchanges. To-day the
more immediate cause of the decline was the an
y,nouncement that the Geneva Commission had
terminated their session and would award the
United States some fourteen fifteen million
dollars indemnity. It also conectured that the
clique had come to the determination to close their
Interest on the ''bull side In gold as preliminary
TO settling their contracts for decline In stocks,
ahd that they were disposed to change
their tactics in both markets. Under
these influences gold went of from 113H
to 112X, but rallied at the close to 112. when the
decline in our bonds In London was reported. The
6ub-Treasury paid out s11s,OOo on account fin
terest and $4,000 on account Of redeemed fve-
twenties. The course of the market Is shown in
no
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STOCKS UNSETTLED, AND AT THE CLOSE STRONG.
The stock market, still unaffected by the steady
ease OF the money market, opened in the despond-
,ent mood which characterized it pretty much all
the week. the depression this forenoon and during
a good portion OF the afternoon being aggravated
by rumors Of trouble in some of our leading bank
ing houses. These doubtless had their origin In
the announcement of the heavy failure in London,
the gosslps Of the street taking advantage OF the
opportunity to spread the bad news as widely as
possible and adding to 1t for the sake of enhancing
the sensation the rumor OF two large failures In
wall street. Just as everything was threatening
TO 20 down by the run the bolder leaders on the
"bullr side sent In an order to buy ten thousand
shares OF New York Central. The execution OF this
order electrified the market. converted 1t from
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

DE EHARr-STAATs.--A.t the residence OF the brides
father, on Wednesday, September q, by the Rev.
MARY A. SrAATs, all of New Brunswick, N. j..
EvANs--CAIRNs.--On Friday, September Q, by the
Rev. q. u. Wenner ANsON A. EVANS to Miss SUSAN
J. CAIRNS all OF this city.
ARKsERIrTxRlAS.--On Tuesday. September q
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NOTICE
IN to the Stockholders ofthe OkeeAnokce and ST Marys
Canal and Drainage Company of the capital
stock having been subscribed notice Is hereby given that
meeting OF the Stockholders of the Okechnokee and ST.
city Of savannah Ca at the PULASKI House. on, satur
day September H. 1872 at IL O'Clock NJ for the purpose
cecng Directors and pcrfecting the organization Of
the company under the charter granted by the State OF
Georgia. H. l.. HILLYER
Chairman.
RoBr. II. Brown, Secretay.
J. NJ. CoLxAS, Member Board Of Commissioners.
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$500 A WANTED TO ,. BORROW, FOR THREE
household furniture In Brooklyn will be given security
Address LOAN. Herald office.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY,
IM Mortgages promptly cashed. Apply TO or address
CHARLES H. CATLIN, 20 William street. 20 rear up
sfotr
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buSeu Cotton running quality
not more than half grade above or below the grade
quoted.
FLOUR GRAlN.-Receipts-Fiou 626s bbls wheat
IS $40 bushcls corn ga 5 do corn meal 10 bbls oats
5S 383 bushels: rye $50 do The Hour market ruled dull
and heavy, but prices show apprecabe change The
sales including all kinds aggregate about 200 bbls oil
Corn meal was less active, but rn 100 bbls Western
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from
per cent to 1-32 for borrowing. The operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
G0!d cleared. $39, 72S 900
GOd balances. 2,G1S,6l3
currency Dalances.. es..................... 2,352 LAT
- SOUTHERN SECURITIES STEADY
The Southern State bonds were quiet and steady.
The South Carolinas were rather frmer and in
good demand. The following were the closing quo
tations tennessee, ex coupon, 73X "a; do,
new, 73X q "a; Virginia, .ex coupon, 81 SO; do,
registered stock, old, ss Al; do. skies, consoi-
dated bonds, 81 5lH; do. do, deferred scrip, 15
II; Georgia skies, 70 a 75 do. sevens, IS q SO;
North Carolina, ex coupon, s3h 35; do, to North
Carolina Railroad, Al SO; do, funding, 1866, Is
~; do. de-, 1858, ~ Is; do, new. 2OX a21K; do,
special tax, II IA; Missouri skies. 90 934; do,
Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad, 81 92; Louisi-
ana skies, 80 q IS; do. new. As a SO; do, levee
skies, 50 IS; do. do, eights, 70 IS; do do
eghts, 1876, 10 SO; Alabama 1ves, 55 q 60; do.
eights, SO So; South Carolina skies, So So; do.
new, January and July, % 2s14; do. do, April
and October, Is o 2aK; Arkansas SKIES, funded, As
a52
THE RAILROAD BONDS.
The following were the bids for the railroad
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THRUST FUNDS OF SI2oOOO TO LOAN ON NEW YORK
Propcrty also Buildings In of erection and
other funds to buy Mortgages Principals only. Address
ATTORNEY, box $40 New York Post Office
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TTNION DIME SAVINGS BANK,
~ 396 and 3gs Canal street. corner Of Laght.
Six per cent. interest on 50 to &5,0vV.
Assets ala asa s7o "A
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by the Rev. 8. Phillips, J. MARKS CT Meridian, Miss
to KITTIE RITTERMAN, OF this city.
PEARsALLs-DURYEE.-On Wednesday, September
Z, at Grace chapel Harlem. by Rev. d. B. Bay
OF the late N. w. Duryee, all of this city.
SMrrH-CHAPPK.-At M0rrisana, on Thursday
September s, 1872, by Rev. Mr.. Nixon, Mr.. WLILAA
SMITH 70 AMELIA b. CHAPPEL-
wEsrcoT- ELLIcorT-On Thursday, September 9
to MARY ELLIcorr, daughter Of Jonathan Thomp>
SON
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$1,000 Tenn 6's, new. -.
l0UOO s @ 6's,n, in a. Jy
00O do. -.
l0COU s G 6's, n, A 4 o..
2O0t0 Missouri 6's. 49,.
20OU 40. bic
5000 Long Dock BIDS. :.
1000 Cen Pac gid b. -.
100 Union Pac LIST m.
1000 do.
5C00 do. :.
1000 I'm Pac re, lg b..
2O00 do. ........... :.
5000 Un Pac los, inc.
lU00 do.
5000 H 4 st j s's, con-.
1909 7 4 w 1st. StL div
1000 CT West lst, '88.bc
2GC0 N j Cen lst m, H..
5OO0 Ohio 4 Miss I'd m.
1000 Mil 4 st Paul lst.
5000 do. :.
5000 M X st p rs, gold
$1,000 Pitts, FtW &C2dm.
30 shs Am Ex Bank. .b3
10 Central Nat Bank.
20 Ger Amer Bank. .b3
~ Merchants Ex Blk.
~ Phoenix Bank. :. IS
100 Canton Co. -.
100 d 4 II Canal. =. ..l
80 Manhattan Gas. ...
loo Con Coal of Md.
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well that usually carried by Trust Safe Deposit
and Warehouse Companies.
Permanent organization Of the Board will be effected
when the full capital shall have been subscribed.
ii. II. VAN DYCK
GEO. II. BISSELL, : Committee
A. MCKINNEY.
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In the gold loan market the rates ranged from s
per cent to 1882 for borrowing. The operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
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those attempted 70 reuss The
Sas:sn sse%pisd i Thai Senator denied ia,
Re sas he
s.s long
E;:ss.!: Rsps!n:ns scvsInS:as had nss. e
Interfere with the arrangements made BY the Collector a.
sSSo
:sS
sr G e one .
Mr. sChuEs sad that the nr remedy would be to remove
., tn: Os: no: ne
W. ad he :: Do0 VA. not
made no. By legislative but E1ec"vs
could h.y: '''
Mr.. soHURz-They were made by Collector Grinnel.
%as e had
n s but SsG See
Mr. HARIHS-How Inherently '''' ~
sCMUnzln the hrs place, honestly and econom
MI HARIXN-That goes character Of the men, and
in by his We discuss the character
Of the men The Senator the h order Dc
promptly
the raacas at the head Of and homes: men in their
the head Of the order business had to this body
Mr sonURz-Yss; Collector murphy had to pass here
seaSr to BY S1s BE-
gausher but that could have been managed
Mr. SHERMAN, Gep3 Of Ohio. here n.srposed and said
*: sss Ss sss ~ q the
order business had Of changes in commercial
o DSs s% Of New !0a
the law @
which would remedy the dculy BY giving the Secretary of
had to he OF
upon the merits Of that bill.
desperation Of those matters TO be he has but who
mas The 70 The s he
meni conssauens;e Of Letter Of @ written
the people believe that another letter written by the President
DESTROYED THAT scANpALoUs ABUsEi
Sir, the President of the United States against that
Of Ss b. s
for causes far less with the interests of the public
Mr. s9lURz then read from his Chicago speech, stating
Of ns u.arPatio Of the s.. Domingo matter and
said he r believed that to resec. General Grant would be
It has been suggested that because made that allegation,
me
Mog 30 oyas TO ov THE
do not think now; but what do think is this that
S FOR the
ss an Ss oSr S % 70!
er psdns ss III ss Ss
rest the persons who applanded
Mr. SOHURZ, IN conclusion, said he could not join with
Mr. Frenghysen In his gushing worship of General Grant,
and quoted with approval Fessendens rebuke those
who always savering the President talking
his victories ana his battles and all that of thing Tho
people, he said grateful to General Grant the
ture OF vcksbrg and other places that they still
n tia. vcssSurg and those places
and pure government.
Mr. FRELiNaHUYsEN briefly replied He discaimed any
attempt TO arouse the native American prejudice and de-
nounoea this as the first attempt to make the American
Mr.. EDMUNDB and Mr. CONKLING discussed Mr. Trum-
was adopted and insisted that Mr. Schurz had
admitted that he had held with
the agent Of foreign Power.
Mr. SUMMER obtained the floor purpose of review
ing the whole question: said he prefer not to pro-
coed to-day and movec 10 adjourn.
The Senate then, without reaching vote, adjourned at
thirty.fve minutes past i've p. M.
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=, Steamship Algeria (Brl LIE Messurer, Lverpool-c
FranckiyD.
Steamship Virgo, Bulkey, Savannah Murray Ferris
Co.
Steamship Charleston Berry, Chareston-H Morgan
Steamship VIM Clyde, Scott, Norfolk, City Point and
Rlchmond-W ashington Co.
. Steamship Nereus Searse. Boston-h Dmock.
Ship Serca (Br) Innis, Melbourne -k w Cameron Co.
Ship Golden State. Deano. Anjer for orders-A Low
Bro
Ship Sovereign of the Seas, johnson, San Franciscosu
ton * Co.
Bark wilhemine (NG). Rhetz, stertn Jacob schmd.
Co.
Bark Unione Utal), Cahero. GenoaFabbri Chauncey.
Brig lnginac. Austin, Port Prince-R Murray, Jr
Brig sarah Kennedy, Ray, Cardenas-John Zittiosen.
Brig Pathfinder (Br), Cousins, Matanzas-Heney Par
ker.
Brig Clyte, Dow, Bamore-J Z Ward 4 Co,
Brig Mary Mariner, Durgin, Elizabethpor-Walsh Field
4 Way.
schr Gersh Banker, Cotton, Para-rrancls Moran.
Schr Campbell, Smith, tort Prnce-Mller Houghton.
Schr Annie Murchie Merrill, Jacksonvile-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Charles Morford, Parsons Savannah Van Brupt
Bro
Schr Ben, Davis Wilmington, nee Powell
Schr Nelly Potter, Gaskel, Washington, NCW Hinman
Co.
schr White WING, Antoine, Norrolk-A Sares.
Schr Jennie N hudde Cranmer, Philadephia-Slaght
Petty
schr Snow squal, Norton, Boston-Chas living.
Sloop MetOwax Tuthill Orient
Steamer Delaware Croker, New Haven.
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lands. II provides large ana costly Organization
OF the General Land Once; and another BILL intro
duced by the same Senator, adds forty additional