The New-York Tribune Newspaper, March 5, 1867, Page 2

e ot e S R R e R R e e o NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1867. y ¢ SEMERY bbb e e t———————— e e ——————— = - o better, T“E B A‘NKRUI"I‘ L AW‘ case tn order of their date, and classified a8 to title of sub- :-3- mfi-‘:‘&"’« lmzdm head-nets, battons or 5‘.':? m THE MONEY MARKET 3 the cheapor they get them the MPEACHMEN oy Joot motter. ong s fhey foel sure wo will pay (he oo, ;i 11, sl i Uraided by machinery, made of woal, wors of which ons 30, , provide that persons absent y a ', or mol interest, and 80 long o8 they take 72 cents and oy with Irtent to detewnd creditors, or who take any method | 500 {7 melais s acompessalt materil, sumiaef ¥tk alk, 50 Fo e -r_—.—un BRI —— 100, And we wouder about the groad fmportation—we Th < 1l ot 1 1ish vod. pound, and, 1o a sl o 4 o & e following is & summary of thoe act to establish | to forestall the legal service of Just end proved claims | “Gm Rt Pesat 00, o Siuste e Yonder that our toriff andl revenue uete o ok DSTont # uniform system of baukruptcy throughout the United agninst them, ure 1o have their ..mpenyzm«dmlnxmn 10004, 80 pet eentam o4 alorein; on Hasony, W iios, and Tooruay. vel Now then, 1 rain, I wi 1 prevent U 863520 Corp 02 O N tadl sl 180 00 S etan s of Creditors, who. nre L0 follow Lh6 BAIIG | vet« cpeth, wrongld by the incquent machins, 70 ceats per wqzare yard, | 390 \ |Tolsdo & W ) ¥ IMPEACTHIMYNT OF qin ¢ OP CONGRESS-TUFR import i KSIDENI—ADDRESS BY GEN. DU TLER IN |!,( bov 1s from being $)d i ‘mud,mul it wo coul A States: measures they would were tho baukruptey upon volun- | and, iu addition thereto, 3 per ceutum wl valorew; on Brussels carpety s {hew Loma ot 20 centyon the dollar. tn sy judgment 1} o o 1 e District Courts of the United States are | tary application, Lo Pty G o i machioe, 43 taots gur oqatus yard, sod, 8 Adk ALBANY. Mireh 3, 1867, -oat 1aatierof pain to the countiy. 1 have i <h which all In wl ,fi.,, case servico of due notice npon such debtor to | Hon there(o, 35 per centum od valorem: on patent vélvet and tapest: Arnasy, March 3, 1367, atr that patd their | declared Courts of Bankruptey, through which all pro- appoar is t0 bo 1nade in the saue way, eithor by pecsoual velvet earpets, printed on the warp or othcrwise, 40 eeuts per square u:(, A largo andienco assembled on Saturday evening, country, | coeing in bankruptey shall besin. R tih pom, oF by publication, s ls now pursued fn | 82d: 18 siditin thereta, 33 per echt d valorea, o pestsy B nl o i O b e | Coging b Lo kit Courts liaye power to enpervise | ivil Biate netiona; his non-appearance within the time | sl 0 S5 00 Tt of hervie, 8" ents por wiuste e S i orsted clinin Veaetian carpets, on thereto, 35 per centam £ val carpets, 12 cent pecified causing the claims to go against him, by default, which can afterward be remedied for cause shown. SEC. 43, And be it further enacted, That if at any meet- A 315 | qate proceedings of the District Courts in bankruptey. Flion 3 provides for the appointmcrt i Tistrict, upon the pomination of t at Twoddis Hiall, to liston 10 an address by Gen. L. F. | Yatler. On account f flliess, the Governor, who wus e wisting | 200 Cleve & Fitts, 8 - KFaT | 10 Clic & N Wey 3 i) a0 0, g sxpected to preside, was absent, and his place was occu- | , Mo P n belng introduced, the General dness futo ull sorts of upreme Court, of one or more Feglsters (o bo | 0 of ereditors to eeially oaliod for that PUrpuss, pled Ly SpoateeBitte. OB EIAF A | evcry w return back 6 1ou ors in the District Courts), w1 Ly it slall be | 0 of wiich previous Peotioa. shall Have been given for [rinted, ol Tort WLt do we expect 1o accom- | g4 gasist the District Judges in hankeupt 1 length oftime ns tho Court may direct, three-fourths | thereto o S Lo nge of wool, fax, or cotton, of + 1o rajse the 1500,000,000 bouds in | “geetion 4 makes it the register's duty to dd) o upon, | n'value of the ereditors shall resolve that it 18 for the in- | Peraqsare sard; on carpets ¥, renders i, aiul preside 1 bIKFpLey jroe | et of the general body of te creditors tint the catate 5,‘;';,;‘:,"!‘:{,;,”,!,.’1""#‘.1’2’3"4’5’.:‘:i::"fu el He is to compute property, dividends, assign | ot 1o hankrupt showld be wound up and settled, and | yicks hedsides, aud osher portions of carfela of carpoting'shall b6 sab- distribmtion made, 1t shall be lawful for the creditors to | jected to the rate of duty hercin imposed on carpets or earpeting of | Waa rocoived with groat applaaso. He spoke as follows M. CHAIRMAY, FAIR LADiEs, MiN oF New-York: 1 pave ventured, at the request of some of wy fellow by 1 by fb! e Pl o, whteh s bought at 40 cents for 100, and (o put | reccly pitlzena, to come be o you to Qiscuss o somewhat un- | f 0,100,000 t0 $400,000,000 in the pockets of the Jew Alugs, i pic Y our country, heretofore there | banks t Foankiort and Bremen. Aud, now, 1 am | o rata shares to creditors. 3 A to examine info the action of the | not very musious for that; 1 it fmpeachment \cuunnuuwvm\'ldvfivrfl\fl-'rm"u‘“”'E"'I"““‘""' certify and report’ such resolution to the Court, and to | character or description, aud that the duty on all other mats, (not exciu- Constitntion. Now it would seem | or anything else vl stop that, it doce not frighten 4 in the Courts of Bankrupte nomiiat ‘or more Trustees to take and hold und dis- | sively of vegelable maerial,) screeus, hassocks, aud rugs, shall be 45 per o n people is 80 far called | e Tt that wou't happen if {mpeachment comes. A m of debts on which to | (i ihute the eatate, under the direction of siich Committee, eentam ad aloren. ) o L » tho questions of ¢ t themselvesagaiost | It is said it would make financial trouble. It w'mlg declare yoluntary «iires the bankript 10 | g shall appear to the Court, after hearing the bank: gn oll ¢l lned 8t 50 cents rongs, and remove Aves the consequenees of a rpple—and that §3 the trouble it wiould | 14 or to become @ citizen o United States, forbids & | rypt wnd such ereditors as may Gestre to 'be heard, that | o les per square yan, 35 per e Valued st over 5 coldents, that it I » ceasary that we should e E1t st sive a severe fright in Europe, #nd | ransfor of property during pendeu ¢ procecdivgs, and | (1YL elotution was daly passed and that the interests of | Soi'sd ' i re TG and i o {exeepi mik "oll cloth,) was that our fathers put the great r bonds would come baok for wlut the ent 0ut for, | demands full exhibit of debts aud assets on the pars of | e creditors will bo promoted thereby, it shall confirm e Rppen 'l'l':n':fu '"Afif"".'.?: Lty ‘hfi'r 4 por ecentum A futo Fhie | T'hould bo glad: forat 1s easter to pay, #300.000,000 thatl | ghe voluntary bankrupt 1o ehmes And 1ipon. the execution and fillng by or on | ™Fused the Hose of fepresrotatives July 21, 166 o000 40,000,000 than $40,000,000, And i8 thiey camo | - gactions 12 and 14 provido that the action fn bankruptey 1alf of three-fourtls in value of all the creditors whose | Atiest: o Enwan McPanasoy, Clerk. buck at 10 cents on the dollar, all the better for the Poor | gnall go on should the bankript die, the same s 1f ke | ime have been proved of s consent that the es- T s they came. (Applause.) T | Sicre i esse; that the creditors shall appoint an assigueo | (.t of the bankrupt be wound up and ‘wottled FINE ARTS. Mariposa 1°0 Atlaat | B0 o wer )\ titution of tie (Apy n«-} do this without heat, eal lly, in the full e ing_to conv the reason and | laboring olasses, assions. Harsh vitupera 'Puxuhl that it is not worth while to impeach e | of the debtor's estate, sublect 1o tho approval of the Dis- | 0" gyfd trustees according to the terins of euch re seandal, and {dent, hecause we can prevent him from doing any- | trict Judge ; v d over tothe as- [ c5ation, the bankrupt or his assignee in bankruptey, it reagéntranbin G0 0’ for, if 1t had, ho who spc r. 1agree . And he has_ghown "m"!w CAN | gignees, appointéd, us the case may be, shall, under the direction i long ugo. [Laugi preveat ifrom dotng anything. (Lauglter.] We pass | axcept ! That there shall be excepted from tho operation | of | the = Court, and under oath, convey, trancfor, | M. DE I1AAS'S ““ ADMIRAL FARFAGUT PASSING THE splanse.] I do not ot this day and this he s Bt he ¢xecutcs them—or rather he don't exe- | of the provisions of this goction the necessary houselold |y, q deliver ali the property and estate of the bankrupt to PORTS T ¥ 6,000, . k! of any personsl crimes. do not wigh t eute them ‘And then, where are we? We | qud Kitchen furniture, and suel hother artieles and neces- | g0 goid trustee or trustees, who shall,upon such convey- ¥ S BELOW N‘E;W-Olnn. N 000 Frie lst m' mfi‘a Stutes Senate shall bo an O1d Bailey Court try to surround hiv, to repress him—we are puttivg cer es of such bankrupt 1o the said assicnee shall desig- | guoe ond transfer, have and hold the same in the saue s has placed on exhibition, in the gallery | 1% Hadlem i m.. 101} 5. tty offenses; but the question to which I propose to tuin power futo the hu‘ulsol the Suprcme (‘uu[::“:bul ate apd set apart, altogeilier not to oxceed in value the | yauner, and with the same powers and rights In all | of the Stndio Building in Tenth-st., a large picture, 10,000 R Il b, our attention to s, from what wo kuow of the current | th not beea much disposition ‘&!t'm! hat diree- | gur of $500; and also tho m-..nnfi apparel of such bank- | fatnic” Gthe hankrpt would have had or held the | just finished, the subject of which is the taking of SECOND BOAKD, istory of this country, has Androw Johuson heen guilty | tion lately); we put power fnto the han 9‘ Gen. "';'\'-" 4 | rupt and that of his wife and children, nd the nniform, | gapme it no proceedings in bankruptey had been tal i ‘d . it nE D 8. 63,1631, Conpon, |West. Union Telegrapl Frie Rallway Pre®d. t any violatjons of the Constitution—any usurpations of | andbut little powar info the hauds of the President. aris, and equipments of any person who I8 or has becn i | oryy the nssignce in bankruptey would have do the forts below New-Orleans by the fleet under Ad- | 1,000... indarsed. 110 | 400. 1., 42 10 e pmer—any acts which are not good behavior nthe office | ix thisd Booiiise ot the present incumbent. But it 183 | oidiér in the militia or in the service of the United States; | el resolution not been pussed; and such consent, and Farragut. The point of time chosen by the 8. 63 520, Coupon. |1100. L 42 (5. et bich ho holds 1 First, then, and T ]‘.«,,.Mu.. only take | great and glorions office, aud let us let th t alone, and if | 40 sueh other property as now s, or hereafter shall b the procecdings thereunder, shall be as binding in all Py S ity 5 y Del. & Hudson Carel | Reading Railroad. Yo OF two instanees, hias he ) guilty of usurpation e 15 s rong, take bim out of the place and Putina | exempted from attuchment or Keizure, or levy on exco et ets.on any ereditor whose debt s provable who his artist is when the Iartford—the flag-ship—having 0. ;146 | 50, g L0 OF b Bt fovk At Uhe history of the closo | decent man, aud leave the pusition fit tobe L1y o | Sy the s of o Ubited Ktates, und such other | 3ol e simo as i€ he had sigved it and on any | gone agronnd directly under {ho guns of Fort St e T » ? the Kebellion when he undertook 10 orginize govern- { decent mab [Applause.] “You passed @ reconstruc: | property, not included in the_foregoing exceptions, as i | croqifor whose debt, if provable, is not proved, asithe |y, 0000 500 . - 6 2§ lg:ul- rosd. ponts by executive authority the rebellions States | tion and —military bill. Yes. He has vetoed it | xempted from levy and sale m execution or other | ag proved it; and the court, by order, shall direct all NiHip, hne been set on fire by & burning raft pushed | 200, i ithout = the assistauco s L B Yoa pasiod {8 gw_gml,f;‘hgv;;d‘-" Prie What procees e ordor o Court vs, of tho StateIn | acta and things needful to be dono to carry into effeet | against her by the ram Manassas, She bas opened © Aisting then 1 sy Yo 0y which the baukru o Jon of the creditors, and the siid trostees | g on the Rebel fort_and silenced her guns, but her _"m”l roceed 1o wind up and setile the estate under the | C00 08 Sel tion and Iny e el committee of the credit. | 03D position is one of extreme danger, 50 that, both for the equal benefit of all such creditors, and the by her importance as the leader of the attack, aud uding np and settlement of any estato und; v the circumstances of hor present position, she I jon shall be déemed to be p comes the central point of mnterest in the compos tion, Behind her ave dimly seen the Richmond, Pen- «acola, and Mississippi. On the opposite side of the pictare the Brooklyn is seen attacking the Louiuhnm[ v his apo! sty ;‘llvl:% of '.;::r Pl’ule “h] prestded at the FPhiladel- | ento it. You passed a Civil Bights' bill, did ia Convention, Aid not claim that he had any constitu- Me vetoed it, did not hel Yes. He amount not exeeeding t the cntedit uaa et No, Have you fmpeached imt No. | iy Jaws in force fn the ye : Wheo i feoing 10 be afrald if you stand it1 What does ho | foregolug exception shall oy of those ( fear your threat of fmpeachinent, because of non-execu- anco of the property of the b os by amy law? No. | tion of the Recoustruction bill "What can he say ¥ 110 and_ in no | the properts Conld Yo give them any | savs I sent down my officers there. And when the officer i s to the ussignees, or the tiile of the bankrupt athority? No. Hp man otends it What furt Tie people don’t mind him, becauso oto be fmpaired or affeeted Ly any of the provis thios commencement of th proe - Y 4 P- Provided, That the pitation upon the his as- £ L1 3 5 3 ) 125 N. Y. Ceatral Raiirond 00, 103 200 Tights aud powers of as The court, on the appli L, Wah. & Westera. » ik to do anythin thy Ho told the pes ates who shonld and who | they think tL it 15 on their side; and’ you put | of thisact: and the determination of the assicuee in t or ta o een i h:‘;uhllnflll \lm:.'wm-r.- d he gt the ant y forthat 1 | juto the sc section tha® nobody shonld be 1|y tor shul, on exception taken, be sub to the fin .ml ath ur'I:,l:}..n-:t‘s" I'&u 1.;.‘..} that terriblo ramof which in those days we heard 2% s+ i b . fe organizcd them into Statcs and gave t dovn there untll ho agrees to it. There has been | gecision of the sald Court ! 2 ibted to th s0 much from the croakers, and of which so little 27 54} Pists., Vi, W, & Chie. »ud semblanes of wovernments, and has sustained th more than 500 murders of Union men in the Bections 16 to 18, glve the assiznes full power to = Adof having an was heard after the fight once began, wize.| & 200, 0y overnmonts dow i 1o the honr when I am " and he has agreed to hang Bebody, | the pror nyuyn.,..vh.hm,-,|..x.}» distribmted by et | or any other persow whose exannat ough there e nothing to that effect in the 1014 ,;‘ 1d; require bim 1o classify nud & goods | o pecessary o aid the truste magine that there may be a 0. | 20 Yavisdown, Is e begimniug to change at all1 No. held 118 not 10t and your Military and Reconstrne- | or other cffects, bills fuil, and we stand in the cowardly position of | torsin matte wonr feionds, white and black, murdered, all over | (e supervision over aud powe the south, and we stand idle withtut helping them. Tow | 1y the district ludge for canse shown. t to confinue on the gronnd of expediency? Tons 10 to 21, ordain that olaims be proved in the people of th try bear with us of S agamst tho estato of decensed wity, and how long will the country s in mutnal debis hetween f: its, forbids suits against the bin well as for persons; a place 11, where the Illl:wli- , may be stored ou. Did he do tifs nnwitting without 4 bo be prosume When o ropent! Thi® i @ argely upon lim 0. ity hour flnshies to 1is that in Yody which hins ppower the assi oose arhitra- | gouet and to compel the attendance of disputed possession; and provide for | (e production of hooks and papers, in th to remove the assignees | gy other proceedings in bankruptey unde skrupt shall have the like right to apply for na discharge after the passage of such resolution ocritics, things neit ns inoan rhlvrlnzi‘l.lu knlm\.' If there be such a ndthe appolntment of such truatees an if such resolu- | Tegion we think it mosi fikely ¢ it this picture will MONDAY, March 4. u ot g ores 2 e it il the procecdings | £0 there at the final di-pesiiion, and it is not a cheer- | ¢ or sclling af 1383 choosh nuer pr N the pree | ful xeflection that there v ill be's great many Ameri- Gold ia lower, and. closes at 163, Aftcr milisg bt W 130. The payments at the Custom-House to-day wil 1 message to Coug :, e of two-thirds of (heir | much longer winents exist intho: tate: Yody overruliy nht | » centative le | 1hiave d P e e e 1 reditprs proving thel clatins, a1 bh sectiona of thi 11 the resolution shall not be P it coupany. It is true that the ion.) Ho did this ikrupt shall, © of e 8 et ot o tho erediters <hall not be | specific gravity of many of the later productions of | Probably reach $1,250,000, to & large degree upon wosle - it totho end ; i 0 L for I elieve t must son any bill of exchange, promissory note, or other 2on 368 » Co - il . < . S g g pon w Ll ."f';":“,!",:"l|;' L ron have sal O v rat carricd 3t throngh ihe war, for u sctilement Ot of Qistiict ContEaCs 18 & eTIheE of foupon;ais Sllag the Court shall not thiuk o stud 3 ill earry them down lower. and_wo are | goods, to auticipate tho operation of the uew woolea tiagald, and tha yments exist there, - of this que: (Applause]. Let us look wine best. Jore firlis CATTYINg on Scparate ""dl'“m";’ L. i the O ke Sl r.l[;u}‘lu‘l hink Il;h't 't'\\"n:lu ()mm:t rl l.‘.- mnqu-.]fto duties. A¢ht 10 be 11 both Tonses or the President i itrevocably against us. {inet c<tates 1o bo wound up i 7 oredinge And the | & hisher pl ut the unpleasant fact remains for | ¢ Promdent. bl & t he § Lapplanse.) | people, it you please—we, the men that wi Kruptey, or s o role rader and also as & member of w | O e i the ddto jority, and for this among them, that they are ,‘ 'I’:m""’;' '"';" continne firm, and are the most ds- Wi o the e United States, | Settled, and want the country at ce that such firms are in whole or in £ v fish nor flesh, and that it must always be | irable security offered to investors. Missouri slxes fell® r," 806 the exceutive the legis) South reconstructed, and want the k part . ”;d v |u.-1»', ..rl |l1:u| |"'1'| rl.m; 2 in ealeulating periods of ,.;',, ¢ impossible (o praise them or to condewmn | per cent, and a moderate business was done in Railway hody o th contractol s Joint contractors, shall nol them. mortgages. Rallway shares continue, with few ex other; on rylog on the Gover: event ividend iy respect of snch 0! . or th nge of e e 85 8 - + Tittle ¥ " 4 g cop masorting AatheT e g It on the other side. preveut proof and re syl ByIDeet ot o o am gt the pnee o | W are sl by the 1o explanatory eaflet | ows, o dollae, wnd now buyess ar'scare, Money o e nittin . yon will oserve, that both do it | Presidential o upon such contracts : AR R i e ";:‘;'*;:.:'v?-r[f:?z;:::lw;: stock operators 13 quite easy, and lenders, ae Keetions 22, 3 and 24 require verification by onth of a s m ¢ congratula 4 ectic . i\ . o historical painting | * rule, are disposed to slimulats specuts- onestly. Oue is v ud e otlier ia wrong-—which s | pe 1Tl cled and which ve way b And i the only | foyal States at the South. fusists | elnima & t that they are n the they Wil | officers for i 3 ' P « WA etections and vote. Supposc that the men that op- [ oraf in o fo on, by the ore the Re ‘- ; ,.l Yet, in standing b tion, with ® view of selling at the advance, “onsul or ot L 3 0 ious of no movement of self- | and freeing themselves of a burden of stocks, which im stion stivring in ourown bosom. We have | some eases 1s oppressive. For a long period tue street has itry, before the congraii y1 The quest Arna ubimitted o the people last Octo posed thio war In tho North, the repre diplomatle offic rost adjacent, and thut Investig prity they safd Congr at | Chieago piatform of 1804, carry Volcs enois tiow can be must be made by the Judge In case of wll | 4 cof; wit no doubt whatever tha o positions B.. ppylatise) The final & in this countr | e D with the voits i thioe South, to make & | gouniful claims. Sl by o doubt whatevor that, the positions of the severh] | not witnemed stagnation sush s now éxiats, Afier ths t, and the President has the army and navy with Keetion 25 orders the sale and the holding for distribu- | g o dol the artist for the I“““‘ he has taken to insure scca- call stocks were offered lower except Now-York Central, lant Admiral, | Which has heen strong oll day. At the Second Board the any nsfer, or conveyance of estato with the ke lntent, ng; or shall, with all porishable property, the title | (iianle or raey by asking the assistance of the g We may remark in passing that we \u-}n-ut he hias | market was dull and the “ certain” ten per cent stocks, wade too el of the firing of the Hartford by the | Rock Tsland and Fort Wayne,were freely offered at lowes: 1t ho should happen to have the il to which overy public question must I taat great judgo ¥ sher, sound thow 0 suppose ¢ tion by the assignee evong, und always ciflc polken o1 3 ourt with i, 106, 8o that it was doubtful which | to which is not in disput v and navy would ubey, and, whatover the deck [ “Rection 26 provides for the e b ""“"‘q‘.‘,‘,‘& the B here Js o great conetitn foual question about | yy the Court, either at 1ts own - » two men ugree—what will happen then 1 Ounght |.ou-umw.u.luun‘-umu-x‘ or frandulently conceal his assignee, or Rebel raft tten at the | prices. The last priccs were as follows, the market clos- of this country in the so he i : war and rebellion ever known. Wheth you not—do you not—expect 1o huve war upon that | Lankrupt, who is punishia from his schedule, any property or effects time do certainly s e, but they - " ight or belioves he i2 wrong is not the questiont I Yon L & yen, Tepui L B D A LT called and T e M e Yot any “person having, | do dlsosay that the flames were soon extin guished, | 198 Qul: N.Y. Central, 102166) ; Erie, 5}B54f; Road- ieation 15 18 L i the way 1 [La now, Fresident agaluatgou, Lepublcans, S Saskiupbiayibe.called WICE@ it | Lis. XISWIAERRE Sholichy; PERVEQ o8 falso ot | But, in e picture, the Gre looks fomidable ing, 10172102 ; Michigan Southern, 12@72} ; Cleveland and ¥ o {5, e must e got out of it, it o ¢ 3 ctitious deht again te, ho shall fail to dfs- 0 vans thi : R L vt R W IN ploued 1€ o b b mist e will fake one or two e votes of the Novth take a President | *Seclion 7 sndivides priority of claus ag follows: fietitious. Aot against ia estate, o Miall all to dis- “\\ ._\] et think th Tuas has wasted | Tittsburgh, 0280} ; North-Western, 35353 ; North-Weet- the Northern Di T 1 1o that t Th First: Servants’ wiges under 850, Second : All the cred. to the knowledge or belief thereof ; or shall at -: ‘;:‘ r"h":l”h nn'd;»,u'-r.n ern Preferred, 63]@64 5 Rock Island, 94@04} ; Port Wayne, sefl record. is the no- | o53a09p. viher illustrations. go back. Som: J W! eside i -lfrfl::nl]n.wllhnnl uh\"pl nee rlllu'l‘(lu:lll o "l‘:‘l t to account for any of his property by fietitions | o That dute of clal hat i 1 o sl _“m.vm three months befor n;l'::rlull] b ",. L Money {8 quoted more active In some quarters, but e 108 e, ondutions satat b3 Mo on iaices | DUt e expiration o , obtain o one, il wntial and mater ) prompt borrowers, with loans at 6 per eent on Governs ke Loati b | attels with fute spirit, and this picture, however much it may ments, In commercial paper no change. The bank 1hs next be former, has hardly anything of the latter. | statement is not regarded as favorable, the increase in : "‘.‘R}‘;:”"""':LL&"} aterinl faets, | 1ogyl tenders being less than was expected under the X large payments from the Sub-Treasury. There is'stilt & wination this In’ the technical work the artist shows no | §00d demand for currency from the interior as well as wove the common achievement of the conven- | from the South. A property belo ends aiy pi nt_to defcaud s President ag T t Line did he not? Vreside 4 Lineoln, Did cw Johusou Tro- | part of statesmanship, to put t Not at all, not at all. | of discuption and auarchy In the conntry ; 4 appointed Andrew Johus uout the Southi—starvation Anny of (hejUnited States; th 1 or labor wili flow down there and_gave blm the sala years longer, of is 1t expediont to kettle it aldry knoyn (o the Jasw. f now by doing il § By putth trinl the | g general mocting of the rehellion? State of Tennes- | officer who stands in the way of the prox 1his | ghall be given, and the & of Tennes- | vy i the settlement of the war for the Kebelliont | exhibit 1o the Conrt u ' | [Applanse] Fellow-citizens, kdesire that yon shall only | true accounts of all of lis i ! in good supply at 627 per cont on good collaterals to iy e L e shall be WAl un o oxercl v juddwe of '|h|~4nnll4rin (he fairness o fl.rurm;-rjuug— verifiod by his oath; a1 shall w Boriin A esn vivtion ther For instance, W, W. I jotia T ment and reason; and as you find it, so determing—de- | fiio vouclicrs for all payients for | atted 4t egbioss ot ol - onal sohiol to . ey Py g SESE civilian to u civ termme for yo "%, ol for himsell—and determine | ghall be required by any rule of i Fodriigss R 4 byyimgxigol ol :‘”'l"']h -,"‘_'-'I'""“f!\_"l]l}"”‘fl""k': neither fl'l; W The following shows the condition of the Now-York . m @ | it fir + question of right, and Jastly upon the | yiso submit the s hedule of the | pimixh s w4l ©a8els, the Si City banks this week and las 1 1o took the money ther. And let us determine and look | tors aud propeity -as mnended, duly | Ay With By “,‘ . e /i Vb 22 March 2, 1o h of o master, would be one o 257 EIME G not Joss than | T ty, degenerates under the hand of Mr. Do p Giie continge War Department 1o p o a tameness that almost Kills cominon eur i1y, bocatise b other \\'.xiu T has dou L it 40 the light of the great and fial achiovinent of | pagkrupt, and a statoment of 4 | ment of of. an dnstitutions, that they are strong evough (o | kgt as then ascertaived, of the p « R Ewar it ever was known, and steong | gud of the property ontstandin or mot at Just whili the greatest enemy of Bis | hejug outstanding, also what debts or ot i same puntshment for mal- | 4 fell you he nt Li b P #<k them to note the difference, uu it e connfry that ever got tn the Presidontial ehatr. *(Great | termined, and staing what sugs reniabi 1o his ks At - g 1 agees if he had dome awits | applase.) & tho ‘;.,‘.).,”'_\ in valuo of the creditors | oo ked “_'_,“";;‘“":“," by forgery of > TABLE of the Loans, Specse, Circulation, Deposits, and y, with good it turned out a ——————— J determiie whetherany and wlat paet of the b ..'.v. ;;4’” - IJ” L L A g BB TiL DRAMA. Legal Tenders in the Banks of the City of New-¥ork, for any erimi g b LM —— the 1week ending Saturday, March 2, 1851, Average Average Average Average sof the estate, after deducting and retwining | Leit uy false eouiolssl N TABLEAU. forud out hat it 7HE BUN | ide for alt windetermined elains : a5k aud we ahould bow In ] — which, by re Foth it Gl ool Dankiy e | In the theatrical world the spirit of change isonce Nowesor Amonntof Amoust Amonsd Amount gl @t no ma " : . . N ¢ " A no 0 e Ciren- Ly wo The serive of pictures, illustrating the Pilgiiu's | or for ol ot o stirrig, Mz, Lester Wallack (akes the firstistop. | -~ Bwsi Losmed ofi sofGlom ot solopd the othe e first representation of the new Comedy of * Invest- L] * s * weat ™ ( Paper Wings”) will be glven at his Theater to- 3% of% Y- THE WOuL TARIFF BILL night. This plece, as its name Lmplies, relates to topies of | Mercharss’ .. sl the Exchange, albeit its plot is dashed with gentiment | Mrchasies bill raising the ¢ on wool, | Mr.J. W, Wallack and Mrs, Clara Jennings will sustain V the Scnate on Satarday, B A chiange of bill will be made at the 1t passed the ouse last ses Weater on Friday, when Mr. and Mrs. Barney Wil appear in *“Shandy Magnire” and * Fulton, iwhile they will present “The | Cheiesl. d Out of Place.” Mr. Fox at the b Ex imour the Tartar nd “The | National.... have to note that the present is Butebers' & Drovers Martyrs” at Barnunr's ™. re 38 announced for next T 1 Streets of the Olymple. Tt still or Garden, of course, Merchant of Venic ¢ Matinée was Tth perform- will bo given tonight, performance of the Tavorite and successful v Famille Benoiton” will be given at the Fre 6 260,78 2 B sress, continnes to attract the children, and Mr. This gront diso wood, the manager, has been obliged to male voto, the representatives of the people hay | his voom larger, in order to accommodate the erowds | what we kuow to be the fact, that there i no quate | 106 {hrong to seeit. We think the pleasure of a Jrotection of life and property, we find that that bill | V¥ & ¥ ¥ e list of creditors entitled to div i a would bemuch increased by [ 2R 0 o O heatte (o t t Johnson vetoes, and’ the veto now is f visit to the panor wires for the infor ion of the connt Y P ! pition.| Again, the F ut of the United interspers he lecturer’s commentary with good ‘\‘le':n“v*‘l t - d’-\'u-u.d:uw Bad a vight to pordor dounts it. 8o hias yeur | niusic, It is not to bo supposed that any Tee ik pgad-os ¢ ave told you what | Jicte i p l i ) every e e o Bopone sy | listen for an hour and a I Do b4 entitied, and sweep of his pen; but are | less hie be miraculously enter wasignoe in such man. y h\u\-lllll »'lnlv:nv:..\\.l\nvnlk - | growu-np people would, as u rul } Mr. Greenwood's expos um\m:n. questioning whether Mrs. A, or B, | with less speaking, C, or D go, # pardon—whcthe little yuove or a little | js perhaps as good as such a g ron!jye 155 ds paid for tn,™ n O f ', 7 §993 -fl A ST t want to distur. picce of work can he. "aud it has - this Judiseriminate power e here that there is moeh more of Bunyan in it than think that it is Constit i "n,...- isof T apvaker. gL1s not to be expeeted thi the will of the people, but when we, I gh | Pr tend wil} clion | () i person or by attorn the duty eo 80 to determine, 'In case o dividend Fregister shall, within ten days after beeu | i TR reased pvense from loported wool, and for otber Bowery, it and ¢ e s e o ba content | ection 29 provides that the like procoed N gt the expivation of the nest threo mouths, neticale, Ing of the er be led nal divi 34 F] audi fon is the &5 £H the deb 1eo, 0 which , convert an Lwo months af ahall 2= 3 H 3 & ¢ the asdguce sha 15 futo 1 be ko converte s5e; HE the pardoning power 1 - - pardot-mill to s proprietor will be of our way of thinking, and 1 thowsaud! Does auybody fore it m; weless to suggest that as little as | presald. Furthor divid, S e :‘.l“‘;.‘l‘:'l_’fl;*:‘1‘":."? Appointo, d : A about the werits of the pictures | like wanier as often as occasion o - santer this evening, which the reader is es i and more £re itticnl action v of Works of art they are nof, in any | third meethn of creditors, y e wools ot hereiuaftes clally advised not to everlook. We observe that 6w e g g T B {he uiost Timited seuse: and we cannot think | called unless ordered by th LI LR Vandenhoff announces o serics of * Readings in 576,548 Birtes of impen wolld put tivse that the well-kuown gent n whose names are | #hall be in the hands of B - ratold. Jincsinire, dow: ! The first readiug will be giveu o the sth of It;.: pela of s as the prizeips: wnd periips Limight pep- | affixed to the several designs will add any laurels to tvfflfl.";}.'.'.”".}'n'-'-'l'mi:"‘i-flh'.'[m'i'n" . wwele, Canada lnn comblug w Fnglish b Narob. The place is {ho Universty ‘J:"..."."{:L:x:“:\’fi e I;‘"l‘"""‘ SMIEH with IR0 O v Rt | scfiangne | “‘\‘ YT e l""'{ ‘{.‘." s et of """’I*‘I‘;"-‘ without somable or inconvenient delay of expenss, | o erein wiel, i oo ailbairofihe | LY entertainment for chifdren, on Wednesd v | J o R s o kiine B e g - have no donbt that the patorama wonld bo (n) the assig v, under the dircetion of the Court, seil | {7410 OTHER SIMITAR W cvening, st Dodworth's Hall. *The Sprite of the SUYVEr | & " Nicholas xS i m-‘m the gr it dish wh h 1| as attraetive to b ildren without the knowledge | and sasien such debt or other property In sueh manner o e D Condorn, Yalparaie or to be offered for yet another week to $he | Sioe aud Leather 30 hefore ';' Am ean I ‘i"h- b '1“' | that Messi o, Cre L and Kyle painted | the Court shall ord: Aividend aliegdy declnred sl ow k Ciréns. It 13 searcely neces- | Com Exchauge. 000 ¢ mind there mder | Vi tists in question would be | be disturbed by reason of debts being subsequently proved | 'y o say that geod performances of Ethiopian Min- | Coutiueital. ... - b3 before you, ground for u ' % have i share in it were passed ov e ereditor provieg such debt shall be entitled 1o dis- | Rticlay are to be presented, overy evening, by Messrs. | Commous 5 ey e g bt | 15 8 point conneeted with one of the d equal to those alread by the other ered & v, ut the Filth Avenne Opera House, and | (rieatdl. = ely heard a | . . | slight historical interest. before any further pavinent is the latier Ily & Leon, at No. 720 VO T g oo < the on! v h - | horrow the figure of Merey, i Prepavatory Lo the final dividend, tho wsi) vl sub- G ntinues to exkibit the Bun; e Y et @loi h E mit his account to the Court, aud file the same, and give at U e re Pab ‘ w0 Kive ‘ rday matinée * Oul el B, Assoc e from that i Dotice to the creditors of suelh fillig:; and shiall > wotice that he will apply for a settloment of his account, = n i bl v b eht 1< | fributed in the “ Catalogy and for u discharge from all lality ns assignee, at o expedient (applaec|. o mply | tribution a wrong one ! The figure is the same in | time to be specified o such notic “Why is not it expedient 1 & | hoth pictures, and we should like to know which is | Court Bl andit and pass the aeconnts of the s ¢ the Republi rton's v freely | and such assigneo shall, If required by the Court, Mr. Hunthugtou's name 1 very, frecly 1as to the truth of sneli acconnt, and if fouid cor ulways supports tl b pleasiirs to note | North Riv that Mr. John Brougham will comm an engagement | ¢ Fast River, ai the Winter Garden, on the 8th of April, succeeding Mr. | Ml aud Booth, and bringiug out a pew and original dram. Foarth v Lutter t 1o these qifestion, ali « fora o | tention, Ta the fir e, f gronnd mysclf < great | Merey entrse " 202755 1I5LE0 4 Loz 3 LoL4548 g will ing sument loo el the {ho placards as oo of the totho truts if "t e settle. Uhts g ot 'this serics, but o one il treby v Vil e = i s S i B3 cquivaent to saving that it | pictures ix b igned o him tho S50 osdar 8 div) i it ouies ¢ 2 RTS. 3 will fujur . [Applansc) If it will, then we | Weo shonld have been guite willing hereof a8 it | AIONE AU Gl R if it will do'so. Jow | picturcs by without criticism, if it we prosed their clafin i proj oo et COURT OF COMMON PLEAS Twiar, TRRM-Makci ¢ won't do it wuine and s £ their sand debta. In addition t ¥ HOBOKEN ¥ Innch stress is laid upon their mexit as v or) will it injure the Republican party? In two ways, it i raid—first, that 3 fny ident | pportance attributed to nuthor= ’ Jeurred X. Hagman agt n he wiil b | oip-The plain, trnth is, that they do very well | bis trust, In sy case: e Fhoeh ogt. « | $0 wmuse. amall childrei for aw hour - or ~so; | Gllawance | B e S ) " i Do e ‘of the ’ e Wil | erhigs, some children of a Jarger growth may | (e SIS B0k 1 | e e American peoplo [ part of the o a genuine satisfaction in them. d 2ot excecding $5 e oo it Temies . i people. [Applunse.) the ]n'u{nll they | of the treasury ought to satisfy the managersam- | ¢5,000; and if, at y sta or rrs Prkge whero & borse | endlag Ve nre our brotiie . d 1) bition, and make hin content to do withont praise | a sufficlent amoun! I - thrva yound; wroa wonls ‘of the sk oy g, pe e, arn adly that e han o e Uke us and of the judicious—praise which belongs only td penses required for the farther . Pl et of el g bedore and disatased, bt & sew ently ordered. The for the week ending Mar i Fhall not be obliged to procecd the oo i s B e o seuse bs that the plaibtif was . Charles Webls for plaintff; San cport—same as last week. t of reputatic 30 uotes aro now convertible through the fisca agents of the Government and the Treasury Department at Washington. The sales of 5-20s aud the purchase of 7.0 have ceased on the part of the Treasary. There was a great rush at the Custom-Houso to-day t piy dutics on woolen goods. \ted, has in the wind of ‘every goud war » A b defop e e ted, I il that yon_ will Lriug on Presidential elce: | merit independ; Vion right off, and you have got o have two elections for - Yreaident, one in 1507 and wnother in 196, Let me cor- TRIAL OF HAY FORKS AT RYE. t that l"“‘"“‘“"‘[ B vil iy e The trial of hay forks is now in progress on the | ¢y m“{, i funds are advanced or satisfactorily seci I, : by necident, mistake, or other canse, without fault of the SFECIAL TXRM aasignee, extior or both of tho sakd second and third meet- ings should not bo beld within the times limdted, the f the sheep, or halr ted [ [t 7 other than 0 whic hall be - ehanged ty, or whifh ob ¢ foreign sabistasee, aball ba £ duty to which It woubl b otherwise 1o the contrary notwithstanding : Provided ferent qualitienis imported in 4 siser, Lo ral, . and procending (o iria ity wotou deuied with % 1%4; but when upon motion of an fnterested party, order e wiil be elected for four | farm of Capt. Josiah Macy, abeut one mile from the vil- | such meet , with like a8 to the validity of the ¢ balanco of & term. | ... of Rye, in Westchester County, under the ausplces of | proceedings as if tho meeting had been duly held. In the o — ¢ this section Mo following a1 Liection, and I think, rder for u dividend u S rv, the 8001 %18 over | the Farmers' Club, with the sanction of tho American In- O e to. priority o preferonce, and {6 | rai of bwiy ts which It sbal LD ETATES COMY PICE - -, o %he following order: Ll g % TEDETATES COMMISKIONERSOFFICE-MARCIL | © Sterling billsarelower and tho best 0 day bills are E—TIE COMMISSTONER | Offeredat 1083, We quote at 107@108 for commercinl; 108) ATE FOR TUE RENDI- | @108 for bankers’; do. at short-sight, 192109} Paris at 60 days, 5.22@5.16%; do. at short sight, 5.17§#5.13; Ant werp, 5.224@5.17% Bwiss, 6.22)@5.17% Hamburg, 35236k Awmsterdam, 40§ @41§; Frankfort, 4l@41}; Browen, 755278 Prussian thalers, 713272, o arant an adfonrument, |t baving been | Eroighta are dull. The engagements to Liverpool are ted uue o in :::E;:Ml euboefer then asked an adjourncent in order to prepare 855 bales Cotton, at 324d., and by steamer 500 bales Cot- ek Ve, 35 pot coot a4 ralores; and on woolen 2 Commiusloser ashed bin what be proposed (o argve. Hlo repled, | 01 8 423d. TO London, 80 tuns' welght goods, at 20, hoddy, mungo, waste, and - focks shiall be 12 cents per -qlu:-‘::::.‘:r u-‘. .:’::‘r"v'olln:lhl‘:finl;:rn:u;‘tl"ler“::l\n‘:t:‘o-:uzl m‘.- 'l'.'fi" To Antwerp, 3,000 bush. Rye, at 64d. in bags,and 14,000 bush.. e e amares (ke poned besiam T iaaed Suitive ] E3FIEY 0B BriTAGe dorzas. .4 Biikish bark, with 3,006 buh. beiug overwhelming. Mr. Dittenhoefer the meuv.x axalust any aetion | Corw, at 63, to Cork for orders, or 5. 6. if to a dircct port, tending to canse the alleged 1o 0, e th he e e O T et oaly showing | W04 ® largo ship from Philadelphia to a direet continental it cl: fter. [Applavse.] Aunother | stitute of this city, which is attracting the greatest atten | be first paid in £ it that if we Tmpeack and o First: The focs, costs, and_exponses of suita and the different qual it is said that if we Tnpea tion of inventors and patentees. Judgos were appointed "vl'ulpr‘;w,d,, aukruptey under this act, wnd for | ¥ by :.; ) mean time we will P xf.:n' ‘:u!’h»ltl:-m' and If he s | by the Club, a majority of whom, consisting of 8. Edward | g),6 custody of property, .b ovided. r"rdunund behaves well, that will 'l.'“ lllm lha,nll"l: Todd, Josiah H. Macy, Win. B. Carpenter, and Nathan C. ‘ &wm'ti );‘L):I.Il |(u‘|l|'|’|d':’r the X n.nf‘«‘l"rmsu-s, and all candidate for President, and the next President. Well, clv. the Chalrman of the Farmers' Ctub, were presont | taxcsnnd & pesnen e [ 3 Il'-'amrtlkl!’frn[n that tells me that glorious old Ben ;’.‘{{:m-y,lunnd proceeded to test o ,l,'“,,,,,‘., Third : All nh-hgnduo! ll,n;."mu“t:;‘:n,vl\l:‘l‘rml‘lam[;m":::‘ Wade is 10 be President of the Seuate (AD) yeuterday, i Sout”in compotition, Sixten entrics | ings in buvkrubtey bre PCRTRE Il e sos i Froddent. Tor the. 1 Wors - made, Wit ouly' cight forks were tested. | Wi B 4G TG uny operativey elork, or house try than to sce him President for the next four ‘\enn The first fork tested was the *eat’s claw” forl, Fourth : ug-'n o 4 "f"d\"‘ R labor Berformed 1 ue& Another proposition that is ukr_nu. hat it competition by C. C. Bledgett of Watertown, N. ulwum.wnu :l)nu "x! O O Ihnwnbllmlunur dintury the busiices of the conntry. How is the b | COMRELCCT O (e harpoon prineiple, hus stcel fwoks and | withis si¥ SOt i GEG I A prey. tuess now 1 }Lnuunger Paralysed because we "l"',‘ stecl pin to fasten the hooks, 15 readily forced into the "‘",_m;.li'ne‘l-] m;‘z:u’( :{:"“. IRFODtEY, thalawa ot o how tiils (hing 15 10 Lo settied. Is 1t best | & HLOCL DI b0 e with much firmness. Whon it | Fifth ¢ All Gt duo ™ U BRI 0 "to priority or it two. years: louger and allow this con- | lays s 0TS A L ealn for the Ly, and commends | the United Btates, art 06 ISERE G T, o priority or | o tinued chronic ~ slate of nnu-:.tlknwnl ¥ | jiself for its general lightness of consiruction and the yre!rmnr-n.’ 0 mil:l“ I”'l‘"‘nnl nulllhlk("l"l\‘lhl o | et entlon furthes 10 anotier Urouble. | ule'with which i 1s handied on o cart and withdrawn | Bt SACHENIA o asessment und collcction of et Ly Tl Jom taid, Hdou't do this, 1t yon o Fon s | from the mow. With thia forksat Douinds of hay weroun: | act shall interfore with tho wiestone it LLCC 000 R0 duy, thare ey broad--you will shake our credit abroad Toaded in 9 minutesand 27 seconds and with only 8 “ dips” taxes by the uuthority of J relgu couateies, th that e had ottered forged bills of exchange, and b he Intter erbme | port, with a full cargo of potroloum on private torns. our credit to do abroad? We carried on this | GO T hoxt fork tested was Davidson's im- | Bate: wav nob smumerated A oeg (hose o) ey, the Commis: | oppe " uat o M LR . and the baukers of Europe would not lend us a dol- | 00 oy Knifo and fork, by which 507 pounds of hay | B fon 20 provides for the full dlscharge of tho bank- en shawls, and all manufactares of wool of | sloner bad wo jurisdiction, o business of the Sub-Treasury was: Kecelpts foi tantiatly, and showed t proved hay Kulfo aud O a013 " dips” in'8 minutes and | FupLsix montlis ufter complianice with the above condi e e strsia | . Laramc, coumal o the Auarin Contl Genealro prign | Customms, $1,80,000; do. for gold notes, dskon. Total ere UlOade o e omnctIn ko o pair of scia- | Uous, in entiro honesty anc’ k0oLt | 110 o second el offrgery, of showiug that ihe iatinony, &0 to the | yoocipte, (40,965,606 0. Total payments, $14230 % und when forced futo (1o buy tie biades aro slightly |, BeCti 8 SEURES ey whiose eatate 1 nauffl ; e Co AT o of the ot the ek | alance, $100,68,307 O ke the houks in the preceding fork | clent Lo pay 70 per centyin of bia’ deb, unicss upon $he Fof the slpaca, goa e e Austrien Gaversmont, st the evidooce of there belug probe | ‘ThO finaucial mction of Congress is not regarded aa fa i { 1is of his ereditors iu value. i part of wool, not otherwise pro- | abie canse of the wingod fagitive's guilt beivg overwhelniog, he shoukd | cilitating expansion to any extent, and prudent peopl ty'ceats per pound, 20 cents per :v-m.munnx.»lu|n.|"<.Lnuu---rru|msgmlmhvm-1a are shaping thelr affairs in Lammony with tho do ch interfered | “Written assent of three-fourt |mll"f Alie die: n ot exeentty sixty | dition of the alleged fugitive. clared policy of the Treasury—stealdy aud persistent con will go down in Furoy the prople n E e Beetion 81 provides that any creditor o 5 somewhiat with the operation of the fork used yesterdary ey batkrupt may Hlo o apecification in writing ety hove wisty cents pes por pound traction. Tho leaders in contraction will be the Nutional d Banks, which, having leit no stone unturned to mike T thin case thoro was 1o dispute as fo the fa won't take them. ¥ friends, but 1t sooms . b Giie of the best forks tested was Bprout H mfim'fi":‘flflfl"%"\f 1::,‘“,'.,":‘,|:."'.'1"n';“-'“““f Knife, put in competition by 8. l'l & L. B.Bprout of 3{.:,':: ::r’u:’lg:'.(;lll‘nl!l; «:::Il:x:lol.:'lgu'.;va Lt‘h:“vl«:::'r‘t“ l:‘n:{x t‘«l:”u": el TEARThter) Lot uvesamine it u moment to see of § am | Aunc Founsyivaniu, 1616166 Lo b B0RE, S0 1 | tried at u atated nemslon of the Diatrict Colel g erut per pound s, b e oy b i . ‘Bootions 32, 33 nnd 34 forbid the benefits of bankruptey Jer cen S me parties by their respective attorueys—Slessn. Coudert Broth mouey upoa the flood of paper money whick kas covered Dl i e & el Csqn, or defemiaste—havivg wgreed | the country, now find thewmselves loaning upon crops and goods which cannot be marketed oxcept at hoavy losses, and upon etocks which in nusmerous casst quality, 4 wecorling 10 the i and 6o lale, beg, o t0 & lexs rate of duty In conmequence of being 5 dnd proviol suriher, ‘That the upos wool of the first elas which Le inported washied aball be o'the wmourt of duty to which & wuuld be snbjectel i inported ashed, and that the duty upon wool of all classes which shall bo im- Tt scoured shail be thren mes the amenut of the duty to which it Ve subjeetod i muported uwashed. ~On sheepskins aud William Sehwartz. in re. the melunded yesterd. it 0 exaninition And b it further smacted, That In lien of the duties heretofore [t b rin evumerated and provided for, Tollow ing duties aud rates of duty, Whab nruutil we got through sus! we were the #umt and ablest nation on the globe. And 'h:. when we fllzlhmll b the war, they consonted to sors, e e s AR oot e o e on 1 oaatar e gomner, | Matod and twfo poista ke st (acth ary presciicl where thereabout. Well, they way that our bonds | g one of the points was broken off, wh A el iy ceut ty cents per pound, 1l e sbove-uamed artic T aw horrowing wmoney largely 1 want my eredit tostand good at the bank; when 1 an paying fe, and is similar to the Davidson fork e ehta litve nocrued from their fallures whet f BAE | Xeontin the mannr of “tpping.” A pully s attachied | {0 40 WO LTS provido for o ful and fual gl d byl nd 1y, § dou't care o snap how my credit stands | |, 4 1 8 1l ! ) &n. ¥hon, we were borrowing moncy wo could | 16,the lead of tho fork which gives, (1 Shepatol, KTEMG | aisehargo of tho honeai bankruptas falows:_,,,,,, P wating, 3 conls per squs v paper or printing machines, 20 ecuts por ard, and, i addition therato, % per District Court of the United States—Dis g ety s wny fu Europe; when we are payiiig money, s s | With Jess brute force. Another very good fork was Ray- or the aet of Congrens establi . " feingd, sbost ""‘",’,‘;h,),“".,‘l“;‘ e | mond’s Grappiing Fork, with rovens Foloaing 1IN, (o6t adjodged s baskrupt under the wei00 CHOR Y e s ahd childran's dress foods and o) (00 1 Tet un examine it "in | By means of Hicke's Car Attachment, it curics the hay vied to a1 the requirements of law n that bebalf, it e e animals, valued &t hot ssceeding tnenty cents roed by cannot bo s0ld for tho amounts for whic s are now selliug at | 1080y required distance, and works with much facllity. e andered by the Court that auid — be forever be dhcharied | QUL vl Sie cente per square yard, aod, ‘sillion thereto, aud defendants offered 1o pay 1o gre they ore hypothocated. As bauk offtears and ‘seuts on vhe dollur. What do we get for them! We This unloaded 2,180 15 of hay at 13 “dips," and in12 min- 1 4ebts and elajma which by said act are made provable againet | 5% % eotun ad valorem Valued ‘st wlbose twe by the equivalent of gol financlal peopl nerally are among the foremost \a t goods, puid for with thiews | Utes and Wlfl:mdn. carrying the hay mueh furthor than | his estate, sud which nm«l.zn‘n _“'..:{;_n'u: 'l::":-y the | Ljasre yard, eight couts per mqu diton. there i I peiad Poutert elaiiied tha the bankery | e e l:h"n 8o T rally disposod to Jook witk . e ks .| By other forkteated:” ' remaining orks which came | gl bt Mediaion 5, sl e periegal 8 e | i o s ol over 0, B | e o o e L e e | e o T g e atiocsaes flian ShAlE shars Trum, % 10 90 cents in goid | UG tho uotice of the Comunittes hud o spoclal polnte | L0y Topley™" Gluen ‘ader my hand wud the sealof e Cort, 44 =, Selghing four shtees sl veee S or gold and tonder the quivaleut o greenbacks; that & more favor upon spoculative custome b e e"e':..”i‘!"‘.fin o:;l; Uont il be oo ul:": ;“Iflr wotice. The compoti- | [ GNIPGTc Bl = day of - A 1.~ PR clotbing ready m v doscription, and s tay sthee commadiy. wust bo el 3&'5 bought and, pad for. noter or eapital warrant; and it is only when the bubbie 3 (el ral akirts and akirti ey dentription, or wacd for | In * legal tendern,” aud that it required swine i log 12 3a7 | burats that they realizo the risks they have been taking, per cout on 100 conts. Of ponasridsvts 2 L SRR T he extansion of the ncta f e e sherimk 1 the Tinkov's bl and. consequently plaloflly | DUsts that they Wctlon 96 it 57 Drovide o e & JbiliLy of to samo (rimg (R AN S A Ry B B enke o st fh vaio fo i poun] Attt prte ] * " | and discloso to the stookholders the losses they have bl I £ (except Tl case Leleg one of cu o importance, Judge Alker, befo forod. Some very unpleasant disclosures have Just been 1 gountry to pay the princl- | T appegso the peoplo of Mobi ’ {0 parties in purtyoisbip, ut 1o e sure that tho - ‘0 appease the people of Mobile, Laura Keeng has parties in parti: 3 f b e u ¥ injarcat on 163 felt obliged to publish a card deuylng that 6h Was an | bf yasiubrabip concerin. oBtbiusi Urdioiazy, WiUDE up o s | enouy of (o mawwssin Booth. » s 86 roquicos tho duo filing of all papers ia tho 'On wobbiugs, liugh, LIoag, beauls § @ 1swin or e AL be () wnouat clalwed, with costa. 0 per contum ad valuico louas, Griuges, ginge, coids o rewdered Julgent for | e at Baltiwore, Bostou, Pittsbureh. and othor