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EVANSTON.

TIE fEHs VF TIE =" -911s ~
The L.nten season which is now at hand rill
.h.o,,,, s1v m n fyarencs in society matters
ha1o apeo'1'e'' -: -. ~s,.a- I;ra-a.o.
IN Evanston" Notnn5 nAAes ~, u1no1ouee'
Parties are just rs apt to occur III Maj a. IN
December. Weddings seem to como off just
,r1o,, t1s controcting narties get ready, without
"AoA A- ~ -ksta~.- ~ c,nv.n+;on.1 na.oes
any ie1eseae' "nase'e, ~, s-.: 80 80. !.
Plcnics ara generalls ne'a ou11ns .no sunauot
season, but winter would be brought into feqo1a'-
,;on If the leaves were on the trees for purposes
1,s. ~. eoo;,; ctrh which +, now thu can
ot 7naoe ~. Iii n-oh, h,v ho,a iust =.
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AstAG IHT1fY 4 N} hfNrff fa$.
taJI4 to'iar nI f-o,, S,ys pr.tt. hoot of nasmx
n9us1 frn1o Mr. M = Iane: mir Of yssez and bon.
nrat. sav.n rom Nm r d. Widnar honnnet from
~ n DANDY.
Mr, and Mrs. sivyer willbs 's 1t home, n No. 500
os e"S "o"D4 '>Aoo'' A'311''0' ~AS'A o'
Cd rrcv.r..orn.v.
.,,.r. ~. .aa;"i .rsrts ~ ~. ~.s& .,~..av
snt;onsd ~ T~r Tp1snsr =. ~. @ ~" 9n.Tans ~
niss Eila Ioniso sonres and H1r. Plinv R;np-
1a5a W.hs.h sUsnns w. e ,md NJ s1n;r.. csi c.J
ahrated t},a twentvf;rat nnn;versarv of thcir nrn
asse sas =" ~ nan;1 ~. -. sa-an.
n.a-s ns,,o-rra a r.. ~ rav ~ M Elia ~
~ fT;at,;aaa t3ann. n.,.;at 1srroh tis..
49, ~. =. sah. ~ ns.s. III
.aa ulao wa a:Hsea ~ ~ aaues p,.. o.at at
nnoo 1ra1a VII n@'hl@1 ut4seoWS sh.n,as SOU
~. .,,;s aaa..;o ~. aoss' aaoarst!an.,
~. .s ,I;S,,, ~h;ia O. nua1 n1a1arss .rc, ~.
e,oes ~ .ta. 1ssa1a7s ~ ~. dacion. snn-
Per mas @ % [ssans ars o sd
noneeo9s NJ ana sA!a1ole pie1ents W.T. pI11a M1s
OF .; Squle5 IN lna1a 1nA ilo'a @ ~. sa4 IL
pnafnons hotses, eiee' ,;atnr. :;
owsr. a. g%Sp' lung, M .na MI. IN eaau4'g Kincnan o.
Dubuque, Ia. an oil painting = mr.; "a ana . Mrs. u:
=: Graves esolnst picture, @ =; ~ ~ cpenn nenne''
Foi1t~laee ian, M. ano alls. =; ~. uloss .
golo Saseh anu Goaln hi !o,1s d'o4so u i' Ppet,
= I,on ,1 ale7fIs Titet = = ." Honahau g. q Want
worth. F. j. Gross, n. Z. ossooa, Guy
T. Could. George D. Buckley, y. r. Taylor.
h. Blattner, J. GalbFAth. George W. AoTer1nSt
and Col 7. II. kecfe, e1~Speclal Agent OF the
Treasury Department: gold band enamel
bracelets. Mr. and AIRS c. :. squlres; solid gold
sleevo-buttons, Clara M. squlres; silver cazd-re-
ceivor, III. G. Barber; one dozen Eo!d-ilned col
Teaspoons. Mr. and Mrs: charles - M9,sh
Shakapeare'a works. J: s. Coltle and =. "; Den
net, Of Washington Helghts; golo-nneo perry
eroon, Col +. A. tnao wax cross hl1ss Aoa
De Golyer; bronze mantel ornaments Ms' hna
Mrs. J. 4. Graves, OF Dubuque oronze clocS
under glass shade, AZ; ana Mfs; r. Gsot5e; 81
yer cafd case, James DfaaJ btole, suo hsf' =.
H. Ellis; berry dtsh o. cotg!ass WIN
silver receiver, Mrs. Samuel Curtis sl1 volumes
- Half Hours With the Lest Authors ~ hn1sRE'
G. G: Went"orth; opera glass, Mr. ana mrs =. e.
r. Hawley; sllver card case. AZ. ana idls. - II;
Mather; $50 Mr.: Charles curtis u ana ana
Mrs. Will Adams; antique silver vase, ". ana '1
Mrs. a. Woodcock; cut GLASS toltet sets ar; o1n 20
Mum; silver cake baskat, Mr. ana hiss* y, =.
Klngman silver orange dlsn, mr. ana ms 'l yono
Aston; silver pickle caster, f. 4 MilleT; silver
card 1eceiver. Kiss Lass and alr. Eugene has9e!;
ecrap-book, MISS Amel'a Bllggs; "atcn-cnAln
charms, Cnpt. ana al1s. M.o.ass' ~ ps+,on
IoCco 4aooAe! In G1l4ot nnT I,o o. T. ~ ;i ho,,,.,
wv MI. aua Ale: - - ~ .e'- ;;,sar t-so,fssts
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OTHER SUBURBS.

This pleasant suburb has been quite xay
throughout the winter, notwithstanding tbs tar
ribly cold wsather, which, indeed, il sufficient t.
cauas most people to prefer thsir comfortah1s
fresidos to riaking the loss Of odd ear or nosa
br venturing cut N ths bitter winds. Dramatis
performances, ooncarts, and dances have fox
lowed each other in rapid succession. Monday
evening genuine Old Folks concert ras given
at tho Congregational Church, calling ont larrs
audience. Mr. II. Jones, Of the Board Of Trade
Qu.rtette Club, welded the baton.
The next night Tuesday, came OF the long
talked Of and anxiousy awaited masquerade,
given by the " "Hinsdale Dancing Club" 1t
s1ough's Hall. The night was s1ear, the hsll
warm, and door va1ed till it shons like mirror.
The crowd nas large, comprising many from
surrounding suburbs ~ vel - from Chicago
Tha costumes wera varied, soma very
rich aud elegant, others absurd and
grotesque. Among the most noticeable wore
thoss creations OF tho poet imnortAiizod
by Mrs. Storey and Mr. Doosittla, and they
created great deal OF a1nuse naent ~ did also
the aut1ca OF tno large bags OF family -four,
whlch rerambulAted through shs dances in tbs
most festlvc manner. Great was ths astoniah-
ment when the bags we're removed to find that
thev had been animated by Mra. Doolittle and
Miss Ford, the former of whom appeared in
evening dress. and the latter IN gorgeous costume
OF scarlet and gold - - La Peuchole.& Mary,
Queen OF Scots" was ably represented By MfI
1faydwoll '.Fashion" BY Miss Walker aud ''Un-
dine in shimmety green and pearls. By Mins R1eed,
OF La Grange AIias Bell Robbins Was Little Bo-
peep, seeking but noYer finding her lost hock-
Spanish Seuorita, attired in yellow s1k nod
MISS Tiffany AZ m Irish apple -podd.er crested
much fun. Mrs. McAdarns made an attractive
*.vivhndiers." M1s- Sheweu va& Lady Nash-
ington. Miss Ella Warren po2-corn girl A!sa
Amy Sioct1m an ''oranGc-Rir1" and Mn. LIN
coin aud Mis- Mamie Warren "pe.sant-EiEls..
scarlet, Mr. J. Ford aud Mr. Perry sach
as Handel. Hrs. ]. Marsh "a 1op.y, Mr.. Slocnn
a. an Imp, Mr. Lincoln As ; Dutch Boy. III.
THE Fat Boy" George Robbins a. an intnonss
tsBottle Of Poison" Ar. Walker as Spanish
cavalier. besides many others whom it would be
Impossible to mention.
Among thos' present not n ;,;. m.sf, but who
Warren, III. and Mrs. Walker, Mz. John Reed.
Mr. Il. c. Storey, Miss Lyon, OF Englowood, Mz.
aod Mrs Oh.s, and Mr. and Mrs. Estsrbrook.
The dancing was kept up until late honr,
when the company dispersed, we'll pleased With
the evenings enjoyment.
The lesding social event in Oakland lsatsweek
was the party given Monday evening BY Iisa
Hattie Gillett, No. e6 0skwood avenue, %
number of tho Ellis Park Club and their fr1ands.
short I tim. ago. Nearly I'll tho Eons
indulged in dancing unt;! hte hour,
and each went away feeling that .
most enjoyable evening had been spent
Among those present rers Mr. md Mrs. +. +:
a3rs Afcf3ea Mr. and MrB IT, c. Giflott Mf, and
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Gwon1 those presout from the West Diviaion
were Miss Chsmberlio. Miss Baker, Miss JACK
sou, Hiss Overlander, Miss Reeves. Mles White,
aud Mossrs. Corr, Love, Reeves, Brick~ood, and
Ballard.
pleasant surprise Was given to Mrs. Do"ney,
No. 242 North LnSAlle street, Tuesday evening"
One hundred and t"snty people ha7lng assem-
bled for thnt purpose At Mrs. Cfa"fords, NO. "
Mrs. Dovne1. But little birds arc apt to carry
hints of such approaches, and Mrz. DoWney was
nrepared to receive her GueBts. Dancing toi-
lowed, a. a matter Ct couras. Amoug those who
participated outside Of the family and intimate
trends, we're Mrs. Crz~f ford, Mrs Maggie Cra"-
ford, md Mr. Walter Crawford 1lrs. Meiyln.
Miss Melvin, and Miss Lizzie Molvin Mr-
O'MalleY. Miss O'Malley, and Miss Annie o'Mal-
Lev: Mis-. ana Miss Leonard; Mrs. and Miss
Garritty; Mr. and hrs. Horne Mr. and M1s.
Hannah tho Misses o'Byrne, Miss Ford; "a Miss
q. Tansey, Mr. 7. Coo. hIr. Danbach, Ar. J.
O'ala'isy, Ar. Cobb. MIR. Solon, Mr. Crawford,
ALr. Cox 4 delicious supper waz served at
midnight
Amoug the most enjoyable social events Of the
week was tue surprise party g57en Fra3y e7en 7e9o
Frair.s avenue, BY Mrs Hen:i Shepa:d- At
o'clock this elegant pariors were throfn open:
aud the guests danced until the small hoofs OF
the morning. Amoug those present "ero m!.
aud Mrs. Henri shepard; NJ ana hfs; =. A1c1us !
Libby and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. skinnef' $40
Mr. and Hrs ". 0. Hoffman.
CHURCH FESTIVALS
Ths Grace Church Mite Society met Monoa1
evening At the residences Of Als. iolnss, ro
in their uuuaI pleasant way, with concezt 1o4-
lowed by supper aud dancing. l..
The LIST Of the Ali Saints parties previous to
Lent wAs given as Marines west Saae haA
Mondsy evening, and proved 20 % eefs ~
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his juvenile pupils, last evening. 1t l.!s So1th
S.do Hall, No. 1910 .Iudis ina avenue. About 25o
$40, each being eager to attend the - Chlldrcn's
Valentine Party" They were beautifully a.
tired. and danced perfectly, showing to much ae-
vantage in tho new WllAlng Glide Waltz and
Alinuet QuadrilIe, revival Of the old Court
M1nuet. tbs programmes vera beautifully got
zen up, and inclosed in cover which "as really
dainty valentine. Tie programme inelnded
eight regular dances, 5an exhibition Of fancy
dancing, supper, aud = distribution OF sa'entinea
A moro thoroughly enjoyable occasion amoog tne
juveniles hss not occurred tails season UT. Mar
tine will repeat the entertainment Monday FOR
his West Side pupils. i,
The Kenwood Club met It Judge Higgins
Tuesday evening.
Tho unknown Club gave masqnezade party
at Suiltvan's Daucing-Hall Tnesday evening;
hfr: Sullivan has the privilege 81 us1"g aaa
te1ching Johnny Hands fashionable and much
admired La Bel'e Quadrills.
Kuuinnng Lodge A. +. and L. u. gave
party at Cornthiau Hall Monday evening"
Tho Welcome Social Club gave merry and
enjoyable calico rartY at Shows Academy Innrs-
dav 1vening.
Ths o. A. F. Club met at 1856 Prairie avenue
Thursday evening.
The Prairie Avenue Club met Ut Mrs. Sweets,
Oh Prairie avenue, last evening.
The Ladies' Promenade, Daucins. ana Euen5s
Club gaye valentine party FHcaT evening"
The Mignon Club met Thursday evening.
The q. F. /. Benevolent Society gsys cazni-
val bail at 0rphens Hall Monday evening"
Tho Western Pleasure Club gave reception NJ
Grand Army Hall Thursday evening.
Miriam Chapter No. i Eastern Star gaTe
calico hop at Turner Hal yo1uaerts "Wednesday
evening.
a charity party, which permitted dancing and
included music, by ths Blaney ous1tetfe. was
giVon at Cars Hall, Thu1eday evening" 1or ens
benefit OF tia Good semasitau Rams
The TahaKpAcle DtYtaim Sons ct Temperanos
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
TIE GEORGN INSURRECTION.

CoRDAY H,RRrs OF TRIAL-THE EVIDENCE AGAINST
HIM sLiGHr-rMYAETIALrTY or THE COURT.
IBr TELEGRAPH FROM STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE
rEIBUNE.I
SAND ,vILLE, Ga, via TEN3ILLT. Ga, Sept. L.
Cor,lay Harris accused of being chief of the negro
insnrreetOnists in this county, was put upon trial
to-day at the Special Term of tie Circuit Court
Judge Hcrschcl V. Johnson presiding. With one or
two unimportant exceptions, the witnesses were a.
colored, ard mostly members of military companies
formed in this and adjoining counties dur
ing the past Spring and Summer. Much OF
the testimony upon which the State relied TO con-
Wet was ruled out by the judge on the ground
of failure to connect the prisoner with it, The two
men to whom it directly points are Morris and Mer-
kerson who have not yet been arrested. Ii has SIM
py been proved that Corday Harris Is leading man
auoag the negroes and has taken a prominent part
in their meetings anil conventions. He has been
what intimate with Morris and has been in cor
rcspondence wi:ii him, but nothing criminal in his
actions seems 10 have been proved. The only point
in the evidence has far elected TINT is at all dam
aruC to Harris is in regard to a speech
which lie made at q country church
SO .ae time ago. In that he undertook to explain
the provisions NJ thr Civil Rights bill as giving So
caI eGuali:v but even in this speech there was moth
ing criminal a. il was reported by witnesses. The
trial il conducted with the greatest fairness ON both
sides Attorney General Hammond conducts the
prosecution and an ,x-AttsrneyGene al OF the United
States defends the prisoner. The rulings OF the
Judge have all been very strict. AID have thus iar
been generally in favor Of the prisoner. This morn
ing the Grand Jury recommended the release OF
thirty of Che prisoners and several more have been
sent 10 counties where they reside.
[F,r further Reporti SEE First ant seroni Prgesl
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
MIDNIGHT UEiTHE3 REPORT.
WAR DYPiRTyENT,
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsiIIvGTON D. G., Thu.siiY, Sept. Il j. III
Sgnossis fD, the Dost 81 hours

WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE THE CHEZ SGNM. OFFICER
WARRINGTON, ID. G., THU lay. Sept. Il !. III.
Svqo ssis fDT the mast 81 hours.
The barometer has risen generally. and Is
p,w highest on Atlantic coast and III the ruf states
Clear on partly cloudy weather. with h temperature,
has prevailed except in the Northwest and the upper
lake REGION, wher rain his fallen and has been followed
y clearing and cooler weather in aud west or the upper
Mississippi Valley. , +, 49,,
Light rains have fallen on the Guf Coast and in the
southern part of the south Atlantic States
rne OHIO and Lower Mississippi Rivers have fallen at
all stations ,,,,..
For yerc England and Ge Miide states sigtt JdH NJ
N, barometer erreJ in Virginia. east u sDnth IrHds, eS-
emf %, the cast northeast 10 sOuted rnds are
Ir,brbie high temperature, clear or pITHy et0udy
For the south Atlantic States slight rise in barometer
can aId light h-east ia southwest Winds hlgn lem
nor Ifure, clear r partly cloudy weather. .
For the Gull State, s . rise in barometer decidedly
rb temperature gentle southeast ~ southwest winds
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley south 10 west Winds,
lig change in barometer, high temperature, clear Or
pal ty cloudy weather. ~.
For the lake region slight fall in barometer, light
lst 60 south west winds, high temperature, clear
ar nartly cloudy weather, Win areas Oh gIt ram Ill
,ji1bs gan and north OF Lake Erie.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley, ehe Lower Missouri
and tine North West, northeast tO southeast winds,
sIowly rising barometer, and temperature clear, anu
narflY cloudy weather. with areas Of rain In Iowa.
The Lower Mississippi River Will continue to fall
81.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
THE OSAGE AGENCY FRA UDS
PROVEN.

THE REMOVAL OF AGENT GIBSON TO BE RECON-
MENDED FOR SUFFICIENT CAUSE
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.-The investigation OF the
charges against Indian Agent Gibson at the Usage
Agency. Kansas. ha' been concluded so far as the
taking Of or. te, tmony is concerned. The Commits
sIoners adjourn / to Lawrence. Kan TO examine
certain documei and make up their report. Ii Is
stated that the evidence against Agent Gibson is
damaging and that his removal will probably be
recommended. He has made it practice to have
vouchers signed IN blank filing them up with
larger srIns than he actually paid. He was also in
the habit Of buying up vouchers at a heavy dis
count AID rocketng the profits. An attempt was
made to extend the investigation as to include
certain charges against Superintendent oag, but it
failed mainly because the witnesses kept out of the
way or declined to testify
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
PASSENGERS SiILFD.

FOR IIVERPOOL-Ip st>InleIip Sy'btq. Sept. l.-Mrs.
Rodgers Miss 0dgr VI. Campbell an friend, Mrs.
IT, b. -IrnuOns infant and maid Dr. ~ Adrian, Or. g. e..
IIarwood J. 5umervl'e, Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Gould, Miss
tirJld Nj Ruth Williams. Il ~ n. smart. Chas An
drew Row NJ Ferguson. COlrtllnd Arthur Chas \. Richter.
G. r. vi liams. IT.. Miss NJ IL Williams. NJ ~ Harriet ".
Williams Wagner Percy Gortcb.n.. Mr. ard Mrs. John
W DothOl Mr Mr' X. NJ Hoe aud two daughters nr.
r. & GuyOn A. Richards. ~ D. John Bull0cLe Henry
Bacon (. Th,rnfke Miss Dellel. Mrs. D"a.eid, Miss
Draned Roetnisbergcr G. Liam =. Mr. and Mrs Eli H.
williams, ii. W. " lamS, Geo. ". Ieldeyy, j. W. Dins-
more JOHN Holman Rev. r. McKenna Mr.. L. j. Tapnesu.
Ms L. J. Pa Miss NJ. l.. Papineau, Dr. Calkins,
Mr. BeTtrim. Masters BetIan Mr.. and Mrs.
adv Howard dc Walden daught servant
and maid, r. kIi G. Every, q. w. T. Lori John X huter,
Mr. and Delmege, James Harvey Ny. and Mrs l.
Ioup- children infant and maii H. " Fart James Il.
Parot j. Frecoye James r. Hosmer John lngi-, Mr. and
Mra Young YOuu: Miss ~ Il. Young. Mss 4 Young,
,nry Young T.. Young. w. A. Young, !. Elliott, A G..
Maitland Joseph Been II. Ne cImbleT. 81. keinaaer. Nr.
aud Mrs Wesrr Reed and servant. Mrs. and Mrs Lcien
Seyhal Mr Mrs r. w. EmmOns. cihtren anu
ranon James II. spencer. L. A. James Johnston, Mrs.
la Quincy AMI infant, II. Hosetter = Macklew James
Wood. Master Wood. a. J. Blandy, Mr and Ar, Webster,
Francis buchanan, H. H. Yates, Miss Wilson, Mrs Henry
RishtOn. Mr.. Studwell.
FOR CiLAstiOW-In IN steamship s're or Tirgnid Sent L.
Thomas Dr. Waters, Edward v Neale John q Ross,
Iohu O. Ross. r.. Miss Kate Powers Mr. ami Mr. D. ".
and infant e. Davis Joseph ich John Hanson.
Macfirane. Mios Julia Clark Peter Banks John Holly
WON l.. W.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02

DOMESTIC MARKETS.


NEwoRrr,vs. sent 1-EIchange. New. York sight. sc
pr.m; sterling Commercial, g 5asJ 81; Sank nominal
ste Prime lOc Choice IO,c. Molasses qnlet quoted.
Common to chcer 40 6 Flour % ss sggEns gecs and q Fam az
iy. $7aso. Corn Meal dull and lower at IS A. Corn
drm at 81 9ic oct. nrner at 1916 g; CO. Bran a d i
PORK duh and lower at s22 %. Dry salted
Clear ' RS d' es HUT Clear Sides ilc Hans dali hoics
sugar Cared =dt De- lard oobng sales lei'. ~ sc
coffee iirIn orDary 10 Prime iS-2d2lc IRE re current
gives the I,o"ing stocks on nanu sugar i60o hhas 9e a
DDl.; Corn 81 oats. 500 sacks Bran. 1000
B. bbs; Lsrv. $40 ties amt 3lG Bacon. oJ2 casAs
Hams as7 casks Dry Sa.tei Meats 3D. casks.
ami prices steay sales Of $50 bills. including Extras,
At 8 .5gs! Ia Iog1 siscosn ana ainnes3,a m Fam & AZ
E 1 tign aGTn aeaNo .acs x %he.LPrie Quality is in
Il -oe 80 1r New RS y qioisG At 90 sc; ON IS
aged 7Sc UNCHANGED Provisions quiet sales of
Ness Pork ct ~ 9~ 90 Lard i5ial e histy II "a
IL va &c irned ss4 sac. tor rnde Butter steady
New YorA ant Bradford County E5ica t 40 80 SS 49,
Rolls 2i 2Jc do. Frs's, zoe Cheese quiet and
ware Flesh. 9:ic. Wrstern d., 53G2Sc
ST oIs sept l.-l1gur dil. unsetled medium and low
a. great concessions sales TreOe and Choice
Ia. $ odtj soi Family. s6 SO 70 Fancy 81 25q
iO cash; IL io september; Il Al October Corn dnl
No. = Mixed c0G62c.. cash. for ear lots 6OsG6l ltc
Septcmbrr quiet and unchanged I've easier at u
PORK ea er at 2i ads2l 75 later delivered Lard dull
and nominal smner lss; Buzz Meats dail & ana nominal m
sales higher should rs &C. Clear Ris
seer set mber i3c brrer scptemi.cr issc whisky
quiet AMI unchanged at 81 ~ Hogs STEADY and anclsnsel-
lLsum 70 FAr 1879: GOOD Choice lexans s3 81 u
~ 20; Fair, s5as3 3d. Common, ~ 2jas2 10.
II, O1 bash oats, LOCO bash Barley 300 bush Rye
Sr,giT; SEPT spirits Trrpent irrn at 29c. Rosin
quiet; strained 81 -. Tar sieaiy at u 80
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
FINANCIAL INTERESTS.
A QUIET DAY IN SAN FRANCISCO.


GROWING coNFIDENCE IN The CTY-AN ACTUAL
EFFORT TO REVIVE THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA
THE ASSETS PROBABLY GOOD FOR THE DEBTS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. This being election day
the banks and many other places of business
closed. Nothing now has transpired with reference
TO the Bank of California. The Chronicle Of this
morning makes the positive statement that the
Bank has substantial assets to the amount OF
$14,O00,O00 and nominal assets to the amonnt OF
$20,000.000. the indebtedness being $13,000,00O
and the coin in the vaults $s5OOO0. Also that
guarantee fund of from S5 0O0, 900 to 900 900
is nearly all pledged and that resumption is assured
Immediately. Similar statements are being spread
abroad. All such assurances premature, accord
ing to information from headquarters. All
such statements must be received with due caution,
tending to induce feeling of certainty which
facts do not warrant. AS vet such assertions are
only traced to street talk. That they have been to
a great extent received correct and have pro-
du ell additional feeling of confidence, is undenIabe,
but they should not be accepted as authoritative.
Flood & O'Bren have employed an extra force OH
the Nevada Bank building. and are hurrying it to
completion.
An interview with the directors of the Bank of
California establishes the previous report that moth
ing new has occurred in the affairs of the bank. The
positive statements made in relation to resumption,
&C.. are unauthorized. In reply to a question
director stated "We trying TO fix up this organi-
zation but don't know whether we will succeed OF
not" In reply to a question to the condition of
the bank the answer :. The nominal assets are
about $20.O0O,O00, and the liabilities about
81 1000 900. We think the reliable assets will pay
our debts"
There is nothing new in relation to the National
Gold Bank and Trust Company or the Merchants
d. Do4L I,-,I- fair Vpf "
obtaining coin for the purpose of resumng business
THE MERCHANTS BANK TO RESUME TO-DAY
LATFR-The Merchants Exchange Bank will re-
sume business tomorrow morning. The President
states personally that sufficient amount Of coin has
been collected in the regular way of business to
enable the bank to meet all demands The no'ifica-
ton of the resumption will appear in todays even
ing papers. The money market seems easier, with
returning confidence.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
r1rpTrVpP COIN TpAVsFrRs

WASHINGTON, sept. 1.-The Treasury Department
received information from San Francisco to-day
that little over $500 coo of the bullion found in
that city could be used in the business of coin trans
fcrs Accordingly Kountze Brothers of New-fork
VIII get 100000 for the Merchants Exchange
Bank of San Francisco the First National Bank of
Portland. Or gon, $jC, ,00O and Drexel, Morgan &
Co. and Scligman & Co. of New-York. 100000. 10
be apportiOned t. various III that city ask
ing transfers. The applications to-day Were largely
in excess of the means Of accommodation. The
above arrangement. however. does not exhaust the
Government coin at San Francisco. Nothing Is
known at the Treasury Department 10 confirm the
statement that the Merchants Exchange Bank of
san Francisco will Immediately resume, except So
far as it may be Inferred from the fact that 800
in gold was transferred TO il to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-02
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

W,sUtvGr rOv Sept 1.-The United States steamer
Worcester will sail Fortress Monree Tomorrow Tor AS
puwa b 'O0k after Amer interests IN the IsthHs uur
ing the trouble there
dispatch was received the Navy Department this morn
frpm Port oya = c. announcing the ARRIVAL Oi the
Canandsigua at that place from Ncworeins- . -
M!da T. H. Bosfick has been ordered ~ tempotV
duty on boar the FrOc aIrfva the south Atlantic
station there Paymaser G. NJ Dcnnston
ordered PHILADELPHIA Navyiari Paymlstcr DeO y
Lyon ordered TO the Washington Navy Yar as inspector OF
place OF Pay ID rector JOln >
iiulc that duty and Orlrred 70
the lam az Philadelphia, In place of Pay Dl
rccor John Clark and ord I'D to settle accoune
Paymaster Joseph Foster - ordered to the
lace of Passed Assist
ant Paymasfer J. r. oons VINO has been O. lce ana or
settle Leute ant Commander o. r. meyer.
man detached Alert IL ordered to the Fusfarora az
Mar Navy TART. Executive Ofcer IIrlL A.
detached ffum the luca AMI orierei 70 me
soreship onward. at Calao, Peru. a. Executive Oncer
V. Wadhans Is detache ir IN the Alert, ana Ordered
Naval Academy Mhishpmsn j nk Gurrtn has re
ported home having been detached from the tcn
nOn Pacific aId has been placed on waiting
orers. Chief Engineer D. H. Iacker Is detached rom the
aigI and ordered o return Lone Chief Engineer r.
detached from the Minnesota and ordered 10 the Can