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 The decision of the Supreme Court in lhe case of Mo Leod remsndng that individual prsonto abide his tri al for murder according his indictment has caused little sensation in the city to-day. is stated that his counsel have sued wrs of bring before the court which in August; from thence 1t will be

 ned the Supreme Court of the United States Among commercial men here viewed subject that may lead difficulty, especially the counsel in the show great reluctance to let it go ts trial The British Government have been allowed mbibe the impression that the decision of the late in session would be final As its many months must elapse before the ind

 vidual l. liberty notwithstanding the peremptory demand for his immediate release. ,5f5fr,g,a

 Money affairs remain in very qniet staie and the tention Of all parties seems sIll to be directed the movements at Washington in relation Ito National Bank The impression is now pretty general that no bank bill will be passed and the regular merchants with out distinction of party, to indulge the hope that whatever plan ultimately resolved on, twill far con form to the existing law conflict any great de- gree with the currents of business that have in great degree assimilated to them. -

 Money very plenty but still stocks continue droop, and the sales exceedingly limited The afternoon or second board" has been suspended for the present. S3l0000 of New York State Stocks authorised last win- ter, have been taken by Cameron ds .Whiteham at s44

 The State of Indiana has yet been unable her m ierest, and the coupons selling 2aper disc- The commissioner, Mir. Noble, is in hopes however te pay it. He has commenced process of law against many the creditors of the state and hopes compel them dsgorge The State of Mississippi failed its interest in May, and part of the principal of loan of gotiated through J. Deaeld Agent in 1884, The hold have commenced the novel course of holding Mr. De- lsed liable for the debts of the state because he was the agent in the matter Such attempt of prove ffuitless. -lai1

 In domestic sxchanse there has been material change during tho week. It supposed that of the Orleans hanks will be driven into resumption by tn system pro test that has wisely been adopted by many brokers and dividuas generally. Thera better-ihey