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'SMON NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Efforts are being made to furnish the means for the payment of the drafts of Lather & Church on the American Exchange Bank, and with a fair JO prosedent In the Pennsylvania House of Representa tives yesterday, upon a test question with reference to requiring of their banks a statement of their condition, was takeu, which precludes the posibility of the Legislature legalizing the suspensions of pre-payment. A Calcutta letter of the 10th, published in the Herald, says Lucknow, the capital city of Oude has fallen. The Europeans have been our Sep 1944 with 100 st If garrison at Lucknow surrendered. The proposal for a new loan of half a million dollars for the deficiency in the Sinking Funds, were reported to day, and the bids being unsatisfactory. the loan was not taken. HARRISBURG, Oct. 8.-The Speaker this morning announced the names of the Special Committee. Mr. Muma is chairman. The committee contains seven Democrats and eight Republicans and Americans. SUM III) umofps 01 resolttion V negatived. Mr. Hustard's free bank law was called up, but the House refused to consider it. The Senate resumed the consideration of the bill concerning the banks. While the Mum "W Surpued SUM " JO section 182y resumed his motion to strike out the provision authorizing the new banks to receive for stock notes of other banks. Motion was negatived by 12 to 20. PITTSBURGH, Oct. 8-A revolting murder was committed last night. Three persons enteree the second story of the house of an aged German named Wismau who lived with 180M eys no gode pependes B a! and Liberty road, near Pittsburgh,""their object, no common 01 eq 01 pesoddne ter, who first difcovered their entrance into house. Wiseman while protecting her teceived several blows with an iron bar on head fracturing his skull and causing death. Three men were arrested to day, Jas Kelly, John Richards and Danl. Danney, circumstances strongly implicating them. New YORK, Oct. 8.-To-day has been the gloomiest yet in the money market and a general despondency seemed to pervade all classes of business men. The announcement of can "on y NPN Bowen Jo eye Blies, and Wm. Lane & Co., three of our 01 appll " you poppu 'sesnoq decument 380 m that despondent feeling Stocks declined in the morning, some falling off quite largely. eys u! SVM Bunders V Jo V the q1SM exear 01 sign one and Copitalists some arrangements for bring. MOU coupond 10 sessum one Sui BJOM Soup inq 'shrod **** equie Said to effect anything. The Sheriff to-day took posession of the books and papers of the Milwaukee & Miss. R. R., at thesuit of the President of the MilBank boxnum The notes of the Central Bank, Brooklyn, are discredited at the 2d board. Stocks still further declined. The heavi'smools 1 no Bareq IIU] 180 5 on American Exchange Bank and Park bank. Among the sules were 1. C. 'O'A N 'II 'IN y N 'LL R. in op '29 spuog 52, New Haven & Hartford 93, Erie 10, Har*99 "M y 0 'for 'L Torm r-N- 700 Johnson, U.S. Senator from Tennesseee. BUFFALO, Oct. 8.-Third day New York State Fair. Weather continues fine. It is estimated that there are 50,000 people on the isour eq: JO #! our Amp-01 puners 000'88 increase. en: no puu 'puix had been received at the ticket office at 12 JUUI 01 peuaddeq suq queption uu NoN 'IN the pleasure of the occasion. An engine on the N. Y. & Erie Railroad ran into the way express cast, on the Buffalo & Erie road this a. m., at a crossing of the two roads in this city, seriously, but not fatally, injuring SOVSUM unit 94L THE euo °N *sucessed us heavy loaded with passengers on their way to the State Fair. through passengers on "pruoq NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Messrs. Geo. Bliss & II!M pan 0018001x9 au *** spoon "°°D pay with interest. Hon. Lewis McLean died in Baltimore last evening. Bowen, McName & Co., have failed. As. sets largely exceed liabilities. The suspensions of Mellis & Ayers, Blake & Brown, Bulkely & Co., all dry goods; Mark J. King, furs, and several others, are also announced. Messrs. Bulkely & Co. are said to have suffered to a large extent by parties abroad, holding their letter of credit. Addison bank, Addison, N.Y., is thrown out. Lima bank is again thrown out. NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 8.-Money tight.-First class paper worth 21 and 4 per cent. a month. No failures of consequence. No money in exchange. Banks are extending every facility to factors. All is cheerful.The Tennessee has arrived and is advertised for Vera Cruz. CENTRALIA, Oct. 8.-Three distinct reports maintes esg JO 18 ny Jo were felt here about 4 o'clock this morning. eys 01 su 08 SUM stook and citizens, demolish chimneys, &c. Sr. Louis, Oct. 8.-A gentleman who left Leavenworth on Monday noon, says that the election was proceeding very slowly. The Free State men had complete possession of the polls, and were casting all the votes. If eq1 'Supuow uo perjod you 8010A our 11" election would be continued on Tuesday. At Delaware the Free Statemen had possession of the polls. It was conceded that Parrott would beat Ransom for Congress. uo uoon 01 dn distributions ou Grom There Monday. We expect to receive returns to*Aup PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8.-A mass meeting of business men was held this afternoon. There was a large attendance notwithstanding the short notice. Mr McAllister presided and made a speech, attributing all the present difficulties to the New York banks, in first -1°P USA08 10 junours on: Suppundxe lars in 30 days, and then contracting twelve million dollars in two months. He advocated a general banking law, and that the banks 01 stoads u! Jullop euo easy 01 eq every one of issue. Various speeches were made, representing the distress and
