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by by the news by fire. Lom $600,000 mail was received Wm. Bean had been convicted of embessing . victims of the public treasure from the branch mist, CaliforI $ paus abildren belong. Haerasthy's defelsation from same establish. lians. The Calment 000'0018 dates from Cal. being carried on successfully. 17th, à de : The Career Valley people are agitating for a The following Territorial From that quarter we have su account of the frightful masacre by utta on the 18th the the Indians oldiers. General : Oregon that learn the From Constitutional need within one Convention met at Salem on the 17th August. I been obliged to From Washington Territory we have intelliunt of the abolgence of the murder of Col. Eby, collector of fores. I the pert of Townsend, by party of Indians. via Ceyloa, that His family escaped. Eighteen Indians had been nong the troops arrested by the inhabitants and they would be hem to return to bung. Hen. G. Venable, our Minister in Guatemala' and thwarted, to died of cholera, on the 33d August. This opidemis was ravaging Guatemala and San Salvaas with the rebdor. Martial law had The South American news, though a month he Gov. General's later, is unimportant. The revolution In Peru change. : ed from the comM. O. Roberts furnishes a list of the passenames Outram sucgurs from the Isthmus on board the Central onal native regiAmerica. and others were First class-J A Thorn, lost; Jose Sequin, Potroops at Lagowruvian Minister to the U. 8, U.S., foot; a Tyfel, of their officers. A Lime, Peru, saved; Wm B Smith, loss; Was per attacked the Graffts, lost; Capt W G Dyer, lost; Adolphus 0 th this loss of two Layer; his lad of 11 years, lost; Ancha Picton, ) contingent and bearer of dispatches to Paris and Belgium, Condispersed. Acsul at Lima, lost; Theodore Taylor, Mate, in the . Delhi the Euro. Pacific M. S. Co.'s employ, lost; c. McCarthy, are the place, but Engineer, saved; J Sellamer, lest. Second and a general as class-V Watson and Son, lost; Otis Baldwin, ays. last; Jas O'Neill, lost; C W Griffith, lost; Wm Oaborne, hough the official Thes saved; lost: Frank Mollony, Caras still holding penter, left; W na Wm Hemmel, lost; m Pleas, lost; to believe that Aromor, lost; T Morris, lost; F Griffith, lost. confirmed, and It now appears that the Central America had , ben destroyed 450 passengers, and $1,219,189 in specie, when under its protecshe left Aspinwal. From the St. Louis Republican, S1st ult. y scarce. Wheat, Run on the St. Louis Bankr. g. The brokers On Monday there was a great desire to ### that alwhat would be the result of the panie on Tuesit was la2d highday. It apprehended that & run would be made on the Bankers and Savings institutions, ort an advance notwithstanding the guaranties given to two of off, on the whole the banking houses by some of the leading capations of the last italists of the city, and the acknowledged sol vency of all of them; and at the hour of open ed wheat 8sa8a6d. ing, an unusual number of persons were obfleur 81a32, Ohio served on Main street, and on the cross streets 88a38s 6d. Beef leading to it. The first thing that attracted at nflux of low retention was a notice on the door of the banking house of Bogy, Miltenberger & Co., that demand at generthe house had temporarily suspended business, , good demand at and that it would not be opened. Curiosity losed on Friday seemed to lead a good many persons to the or account. spot, and they lingered there a good while, England bad injoined by many others, who seemed to have 000. little to do except to contribute to the exciters. Baring Bros., ment. This house did not open at all, although ellers than might no one doubts its ability to pay every dollar of N. Y. advices.its obligations many fold over. The suspension demand and inis, as stated, temporary. The house has been ply is below the arranging its affairs with view to its close, and it has refused many accounts, and was setted I.C. shares tling up all others. If necessary to a settle1 market. ment of its business affairs, it will, we have no cy downward doubt, resume business in short time. in demand at full The seekers after gold were early in the street in front of the banking house of J. H. Missionary who Lucas & Co., where they were soon joined by for N. Y., in the number of idlers and curiosity mongers.Those who had deposits in this house were not taken out of the in over modest demand for making and specie, stored in Plymfrom 9 till nearly 11 o'clock the tellers were busily employed in paying checks. Nobody marine Cable has was sent away without having his wishes gratyo ified in this particular, and some of them, when , York, Oct. 2. they had received the gold, appeared greatly NING. me at loss to know what to do with it. By the mp, &c, connechour of eleven, every depositor was paid off : hs, Tiffany & Co, and went off, and then the crowd disappeared. mission house at From that hour until M., there was no un. es-sterling exusual excitement on the corner of Main and Chestnut streets. do Another class of depositors were not slow in tsburg, Oct. 2. n Fourth Street, paying their respects to the gentlemen who th air and furniture manage the German Savings Institution, in the & Co., as cab. Merchants' Exchange block. There was quite st to the ground. a rush on them, and this was kept up for an hour or two, when all demand for specie from ing the fire, and e building, were affrighted depositors ceased. One of these inured. McIrwin's dividuals, after he had accomplished his pur000 in the Farpose in clutching the gold to which he was entiladelphia. Seatled, seemed to have been struck with the ridiensured. ulousnoss of the proceeding, and concluded toC. B. Palmer, put it back in the very vaults from which he of had it. received ZE the Farmers & his. A law of While these things were going on in Main O. W. Selden, was street, another set of depositors were paying trs their respects to the Boatmen's Saving Institution, at the corner of Pine and Second streets. Louis, Oct. 2. For or an hour time-say two-the young of Indian Affairs, gentlemen whose duty it is to honor drafts upreports having 25 on this institution, were a good deal exercised, treaty with the . and the coin passed out pretty freely; but by on the 24th ult. the time they had had fairly fairly got their hands in, the is announces the is demand was exbausted, and they had nothing n Salt Lake, who unusual to do the balance of the day. e fortified Fort Passing up Main street, a few stragglers were ntion of defendnoticed in the banking house of L. A. Benoist he United States' & Co., but the serenity of the gentleman who depredations by manages that concern was not disturbed, and he d daily growing rarely took his hands out of his pockets. ⑆ Still further up the street the "State Savings" Helphia, Oct. 3. had no calls for specie from importunate or suspended payof suspicious depositora, and discounts were made, and the usual business if carried : on, they e Reading R. R. had no knowledge of any undue excitement in the the city. most distinct Probably intimasyments yesterbe protested.tion they had of it, was the opening of new tel There were no accounts by depositors, who paid in twenty The Pennsylvaseven thousand dollars, the major part of it, it til Monday next. is presumed, drawn from the vaults of other banking houses. dis York, Oct. 3. 10 The Bank of Missouri was not disturded by have suspended. unusual applications for specie. Nor were any thrown out toof the other banking houses on Main street.California Mail Go All went quietly with them. We have no re7th, when the port of the newly chartered banks, but prethe Star of the sume that nothing unusual transpired in their doors. Me lag Bostop, Oct. 3. So much for yesterday's doings. The fever suspended payand desire to break the Bankers and the Banks of and Saving Institutions has, it is believed, exhausted itself, and a return to a more settled York, Oct. 5. state of things is confidently expected. Glasgow on the I morning, She The Chicago Journal says that on Saturday on the 2d, City morning last, as some wretches who had caught riel on the 4th. some of the numerous rats which the high driven had from their grade were amuhaunts, i. an sing themselves by covering them over with $ à = I spirits of turpentine, and then setting it on fire; lcans for the In one of the rats, more sensible perhaps than their tormenters, seeing the plumming shop of he native regiMessrs. Wilson & Hughes, close at hand, and ressed. knowing them to be skilful in everything per. the Indigo distaining to "water" madea straight row of tracks for their show window, under which taking read sent strong fuge, fire was communicated to the store floor, he command on and had it not been for the timely aid of some de of the Britpassers by, a serious fire might have occurred. in the recent me A KEG OF SPECIE Due Ur.-The Oswego lled. Times, of the 18th ult. tells the following story: om Bremen, arTwo men named, respectively, Ward and Hall, Ph reports that at were at work down the lake shore, some miles for ult., she spoke from this city, getting out hoop stuff, when they och, from Cardiscovered a small keg buried in the sand. This ok from her J. they dug out, and opening it found it contained
