The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1843, Page 1

THE YORK HERALD. Fol LK, 104 a Waote a, 8400. NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING, JULY 17, 1843. Price Two Conte To the Public, TAPSCOTT’S GENERAL PASSAGE OFFICE, | ‘The London Poltee System. ‘Tne Paryce pr Jownviir.—The Brazilian papers THE NEW YORK HERALD—Aully nowspaper—pub, 43 PECK SLIP, NEW YORK. Mu, Ehren Suposiegs the n pairings of the Prince de Joinville peeing ta rhe ; E Psd ith For the benefit of our “City Fathers,” I have | 59 U6 * rinciss. Crancesca, sister ot the Emperor of Fousth ot tudy Setae siete penonnyr~at' $795 Pee PASSAGE OFFION, UCHANT | «HAVE YOUHEARD THE NEWS” . BRE | taken the iberty to make the following abstract of | Brand ne bth Matin the Belle Pane iat ‘anm—postages paid—cash in advance. ‘The Subscribers having completed their arrangements, DR, COOKE sage terther beg. Sp call the ster abe ee crnne teh oer tat police system, Leg Seniesa ls As it may interest our fair readers tosee how roy Hicity and compieten: TURNED FROM ENGLAND. and the pablie gene Itss $ foe bois its introduction here ; and as your independent pa- ESPECTROLLY poy hes al wooings are carried on now-a-days,we publish the ers from, and. THE WEEKLY HERALD—publishodevery Saturday | vow prepared to forward ‘ssneupereed ait Che Reems ud ig money ty Any i ; Western States and Canada, by daily. lines of towboats teons through H ; morning—price 6} ceuts per copy, or $8 12 por annum— | rads anu sreambenta ante Nica 6 of tow boats car ths Umeed Stare, th America, | Saf, of Bingland, Irelayd, Scotland or Wales, 1m the magnilicent 7 cot M ‘ following account of the Prince de Joinville’s mode postages paid-—cash inadvance. Latkes, Philadelphia and Pitaburgis Ohio. river. and “Canal | the British Colouiss, &e thee haviag all the latest important | PRRSESPR COMRADE The a came a viz. om | Pethas evinced a proper interest in this remodeling ) oF a ving his addresses. The fair Princess Frances. $ are infermed that the circulation of | ates. The following are a few’ of the most important | sformation from Enrope, he-is universally performing cures | © NW Ue OU LIVERPOOL F , a= | of our rotten police system, I have no doubt you | °° Garolina’s laconic confirmation of her au ADVERTISERS are pilates of the worst class of Venureal Disease in its most eggravated Ship SIDDON gant, Collinge. willgive this communication publicity, and thereby b shes’ paige Mig, mony: alow august on Heep sree pe ene eee | OO Pring Cetin, EUR tenin'b" comalted as uaast-perasmuly aniteoudcariulge ais Bh SHEIUDAN, Capraig Depeyater. draw the attention of the proper authoritiesto the | (07 Sh° belongs to that school in love which teaches ast. Ithas the largest circulation of any paper in tl . Detroit, Gh 4 cflice No 3 Norton stre-t, Aloany, N. ¥. ' up CK Captain. a subject, [ err . , . hes 3 GS, Ht nip ‘TER, Captai mer. r i . re ” men inthe city or country. Prices moderate—cash in ed ligase peel pa eodgieein greene pon New ship LIVERPOOL, Captain Ei vious to that, each parish managed its own const ‘Thet’s notleng 0 Gling vance. PRINTING ofall kinds, executed at the most moderate prices, and in the most elegant style. . JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Paoraixton oy THE Henan EstaBLisuMent, Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets. The Great Bunker Hill Herald, Published on superfine paper, containing a full account o , mplaivts and their immediate and remote co nees, in | Sailing twice every month; and with the UNITED LINE.” | hulary, consisting principally of night-watcher On the 19th of April the Baron Langsdorfl, Am- elud nz observations on certain affyctions of ah Ueras-imay | Composed of nuperos ret class American ships, sai) "| the litle protection given, to the public in the day | bassador from the King of the Frenchy, had his for- Hoemiained at aay time if desired by the wutertanate a8 the | Year, lor one every Hx days) thereby preventing time was from a few officers attached to the police, imal reception by the Emperor, to ask the hand of y oF more properly known as ‘* Bow street runners.” | the Princess Francesea Carolina for the Prince de Yantageous to board aad lodge with Dr. Cooke, who will eom- | “HY of unnecessary detention. ep fortaply accommodate them, while wader medical treatment an- Sovanes ditect tom Loudon, Bristol and Greenock ta. New | ‘The rapid inerease of London from 1812 to 1823,and | Joinville. ‘The Baron sai Wh p tons Philadelphia, Boston and more, and the | of crime in the same ratio, drew the serious atten- Sine :—I present myself, in the name of the K. in Botish North America, canat all times be ex | tion of the public to, the matter, and theit legisla- | EUS sovereign, to ask the hand of her impers celebrity De Cook ey, have saioed in Re treat. ° ase, ‘eves to belong to no other by thatname 4 ou liberal terms. . . r, ness, the prince: Donna F tbe fouud teéne Albany Lock | the advantages to be derived from selecting this line in prefer | Sir Robert Peel ; a plan of centralization was esta- |}. more grate(ui to the heart of the King than id is not connected with of the celebration of Bun! Hill, consisting of the de- iT ited Stat et che id the’ c: ‘ ual care ; " i s scriptions, and Mr. Webster's oratlo : eccompanied with a 4 i ct, Albany, N. Yu, acd no where | Sher fo any other, aud they may eet eee ee bean | Plished ; its management withdrawn from we. Se | which will draw more close the thes of tamil five splendid engravings, comprising 1000 Kiser ‘ The unfortunate will please’ aitend to this part of their du | Stted up with an eye solely to the comfort of passeng veral parishes and vested in two commissioners at | dy link together the two dynasties, and th WEE, ston, " i please ** aitend to this part of their In all canes whe’ «the po rties seat for decline coming, the | a central office. its expenses are defrayed by # tax, | ship that unite the two nations, 1 venture to hope that Ist, Arare'Gud’ original view of the Batils of Bun~\| Bris burg, 225 Hiumilton, 40 | stab due ard timely notice and govern themselves accord } money will be re'anded without any deduction, as tsual. A | and the fines obtained by magistrates trom different | your majesty’s feelings are the same, Having been. per ker Hill, which took place on the 17th June, 1775; ex- p jontreal, 5.00 cir ‘ t ‘uid eh re eae. ee +4 nitted to enver th i cluary within’ which mo- ere tray of the American army, engoged im | Het furdirrartentargapplyicy 001) 10 NU7 REMEMBER NO. 3 NORTON STREET, ALBA. | CNetiobe secured: ol Feavorts of treland aus Se 4+ | offenders, are appropriated to the same purpore.— mitted fo enter that family sanctuary within which mo- ptr AGA reine! Pear ord ROE MAPRCOTT nt theirGeyerl N.Y, TAR NDEN SCOT ne | oie regular paces for which the mnbaciber ace agentt sat | ‘The total cost of the establishment in 1829 amount. | narchsay ase the pomp that now surrounds your mae v oti. 5, J , D 7s ws, mT ied iron pd it, +f 4 S. i e| | a e b rs . , ther forces, ‘Tate Notice—This office is not eounected with any ot ENGLISH, FRENCH, BELGLAN Of each month. ‘To and from Liverpool, on the iat yuh, ath, | Cd So L221,$ This great relorm (and where | those tender and eweet affections which France admires : q - ii MER. | 0! i . * 4nd. A view of the procession forming on Boston Com: | this ci OR ES PRENCH, BELGIAN & AMEND: | {otheand 2th of each monte, New’ Orleans, Mobile, Sevan: | bas there been one that has not 2) at first tet with | Aigo in the august House that governs heraclf. in parting s : ING & COMMISSION HOUSE. uah,'and Charleston, w throughout the season. considerable opposition, and was looked upon | froma brother whose love has watched over her youth 3d. A view of the procession crossing Warren HARNDEN & CO will receive aud. forward by their daily ; REMITTANCES, 3, | with much~suspicion. It had traly somewhat | with so much solicitade, and from a beloved sister whose Bridge. Express Vays, Specte,B snk Notes, Packages and Parce!s, to any Persons in the country wishing to send money to their friends i iy f ized’ milit force, icktaeiendte to hes neivecval aiebtiawant remnect, the 4th. A view of Bunker Hill Monument from the north, part ofthe Untied Stony Cann: ant by the gtexmers act | By enclong, the um ty, wos aunty win the, mame ta ALT and “might jeopardize ‘perwonal liberty, on | Princess Francesca will take. her place in the midit of 4 ale of the parties toreceive it, mey adraft for the} and might jeopardize personal libe Geac . as it looked on the day of tne celebration, with the Mag* | Daity EXPRESS FORALDAN ,TMOY. BUFFALO, prekete to any part of England, Ireland, Seotland, Belgium or | dee of te, forwardea “per frst packet, after’ the receipt fomunine Of which Englishinen are, as well as Jo- | that royal family x0 Closely united and ao devoted to each ‘sth. A view of Bunker Hill Monument from the south- She subeesteere hasiée votepleted ¥ Particular attention is paid to the purchose or sale of alide- | thereof, and an acknowledgement for the same returned per nathan, very watchful of. Loud complaints arose other. Her happiness will only be transferred to another scene, and will receive, in its reliance on a husband whose name has already become known througheut the arrangements with ion of merchand'se, collectin) 1 3 ithout having the pleasure of disbursing | world, guarantees of that permanence to which the char- teamboats, onthe North Raver and the and paying Drafts, Notes, mal of Albany for runuing their Express jot tare ‘merchandise at the ion of any and all kinds of forward: on business, Bills of Exchange, in sums to | ¢ ern bay, as it looked on the quiet Sabbath morning after $s People’s Line of fts at sight, fe y , are payab demand, with- | fro ‘i forcing them to collect the the celebration je Fecpe pian. 96 Rt at sight, for any amount, are payable on demand w rom eyery parish of forcing t count or any other charge, at the National and Provin- aniks of frelahd and branches, Kastern Bank of Beetlaad, | Tes i for the season of 1843, an Express will leave their office, 2 ; Let % . tion'will besolde'as the demand is unprecedented. “Tne | Wall stvet,New York, every evening, st quarter co 7 ollock, m St.John, N. B., Halifax, Ne¥., or on any | Greeuock, and amen Bult, Son &Co,, | them. ‘Then again their ancient privileges of ap- | ming virtues of her imperial highness so eminently enti- Bankers, Londe Exchange'and Discount Bank, Liverpool, | pointing small officers, such as watchmen, W&c., like | tle her. be marked ‘ Harden & Co.” Foreign Pest | andin every p id price, wholesale,to agents, $3 per hundred, or eight cents IMPORTANT, 1 town of Great Britain and Lrelane our own, so well known for their inoffensiveness A ‘ods nei 2 s T copy. , 12kcents, ‘To be had at this offic For the greater safety and security of afl valuable and m “ Mrtherparuictlars mad tony i ter, The Emperor replied :— LN porkages antited fo their care, they have Balemanderlicn | Seiten et pas are avis wo for, all the Hoye ee ep ay mane known on application, # bylecters | that they would hardly molest a burglar, or inter-| 700° Hh Eiki tas. Teeark te thin ciitanion Whiboh Ja = af fes on board of the steamboats, ina state room oc from New York. W. & J.T. TAPSCOTT, rupt a midnight frolic, was taken from them. A cpt y, hich the Brazil ‘it elusivdly by themselves and the messenger tn charye Principal offices and agents :—= : asy ___43Prck'Ship, corner South at._| very short experience’ of its workings, however, | %© Pletsing to me, and in which the Brazilians will so are placed. ene OMEROY & GomeANy Messrs iWyjimer and Smith, 32 Church street, Liverpool! proved how groundless was all this opposition and | gress Scares f, will meniranly ‘contre, ihe my answer ; mice 0. 3 Abchurch lane, London > Pa eS ear ; and it was not in existence a year be‘ore its | for we are persuaded that she will find in the attection of and Hay) FOR HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL. Evarsaye ,. eo A 0 "i Te J = advantages were acknowledged even by those who | the royal family of France, a sweet solace for the regrets wee al Mail Steam Ship HIBEKNIA,C.H. £.Jud- | FO BUFFALO AND ALL PARTS OF THE WEST | Semuei Haight, Bag, Aner Gonral, Antwerp, Belgrum TASSAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND had op fee its introdap don? Considering it as an | she bastnieeds fesFia leaving the country that gave her Feasage to Liverpoo 1G. Wooaward, Now Orleans, Ln. [Sailing from Liverpool on the 7dh and 19th of every month,J | ANd so it will herein this city, if the experiment be | ‘The Baron then addressed the Princess in these Fassage to Halifax, SOCIATION PASBAUE OFKICE TU ALBANY. Messe B Bazerac & Co Havena. ‘ons Wishing (o send tothe Old Country for thet friends | fairly tried. Opposition it must encounter, but it | words :— 2 chester, 3 00 AM A ¥ 4 0 i Apply to an a Harnden & Co.8 Court street, B usa Co can make the wecessary arrangements with the subscibers,and | will always be open to improvement es its defects 3 ° tiea, Madam :—The happiness of Monseigneur the Prince itr 3 5 All goods must be marked “Hf, . can 5. : Syrecnse, 2 25 Ruffalo, 3.50 N.B.—Hemden and Gc o have them come out ia this superior ackets, sailing anovaced GLAND, IRE- ‘ » Danadas 4 Pel alte eet sponsible for the loss oF | f4q erpeol punctually on the 7th aud 19th of every month, | ATe discovered, ‘ 1 not be complete, without your gra- LAND, &e.—Persons about remitting mo- Osweno, Up. & Lower Canadas $0 igury otany articles, or property of any description com nitted Ses Haitaies have a first rate Class of American trading ships, In 1840, the body consisted of 2 commissioners, | ation oi the reply which the Emperer, your 22 For passage apply to. to their care; nor is any risk assumed by, tached to the New Jeisey Steamboat Navig which their crates are, or may be. transp. fork, Providenc», aud Boston Rail vidence Railroad Uorporations, mm res any time. iylar No. 3 Wall street, Naw F enn any. be at every six days, thereby affording Weekly commun e "old country,” ; sailiny ion Company, by from that ine of the firtn (Mr. James 1. Hoche) is in sums of 1, 2. . inspecting superintendent, 1 general superin' endent, he an Proce uae ia ivan me. Wig frem y sree uf alto, La if ion : *117 local superintendents, 73 rectors, 349 ser- | thathis royal highness desires to obtain your hand. More Por tha Boston and Pro. are, fe eae Ua TAY, shall bs dorwarved with case Amd deh) te. 950 Nnttaies af fie first class, 2527 of the | fortunate than most princes, he has been permitted to see SDE eae Should the porties agreed for not come cut, the money will | second, and 269 of the third—total number of the | 4appreciate for himself those eminent qualities which be returned to those who paid it here, without auy redue | force, $,486, ‘The metropolis is apportioned off in ion. ¢ ‘em be supplied with Dra: 5, 10,20 & £50, er anv amount; payable on —_ iat demand, without discount or any other charge, at the Bank of Irelond Son & Co., Bank: Provincial Bink, do. jaukers, London, i. Barned & Co., Exchange an uk, Liverpogl, Kevtern Bank of Scotland, Green: ional lessts. James et, Your hvart, ‘uish” yout imperial highn c ired that it 5 madam, will thank him for having di k Bavking Company, Sir Wm. Forbes Hunter & Ci ot NEW JEKSEY RAILROAD AND | "Bie Black Ball, or Old Line of Liverpool Packets, comprise | divisions, and a company of policemen attached to | gyouid be so. You willnot come asa stranger, Madam, land. apd the branches ta crery. post town throng hont nde OR TAM TON SO AND TRANS the following. magnificent Shing, oar ving each, equal in numbers to the wants of the locality. Phi the bosom of that new family Shan lapet ently relarrd, les, which drafts wi forw: y . The OA SRGE fe UM Soe: Each member of the police is dressed in an uniform | awaits you. You willfind there that fraternal affection ‘ a 4 i ‘i the stermers Great Wester Hiber > eo ceee eet Oy a. T. TAPSCOTT, Mae) Baad cont EUROPE, SOUTH AMERICA, | to distinguish them from the private citizen; he is | which you know so well. You will find there At their General Passage | ee, Cin I ag ENGLAND, e dy NORTH AMERICA. | | armed with a short staff. The whole city and its demness ofa mother, who already loves you as ad ter Bem. % ¢ cout me . ill ith such superior and unequalled arrangemeats, the i i ; and who will show you, by the most touching examples, iy ir ‘artain Charles Hl. ¥. Judkine. NEW YOK. D NEWAKK. acribers coniidentiy look forward for a continuance of thatsup- bi at ec paated might eee av srendeny wher holiness and lustre private virtue oan addto the REMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &e.—Thé GaLEpo aod rida ae, hin to 25 eae tony ea Rea ee eatanees to them so many years, fur which a ieened 5 each porte Ni Sicarenasig aba. tears moat exalted ation: s becrbercontnues to rapmnlt money igeumeinge | COL UanivA, Cann N. Shanon, pean (enarydaytandayaeebed per rogecting or vemicig peter toda ives. | rant llicers, ‘There is likewise a body of | eS Mrmten’l mt happy in contrming the ‘ it NIA, tall ti in rf any amount, drawn et 4 U -| je aaine manner hehe, nit hie redecessor tn business have BALEAW All all for foston, via Hattie. ACM. At? PM. eR Ma Ke tig Pa, | on the Koval Danie of freland, Dublin, also,ow ‘ mounted officers to keep guard of the remote boun- | answer of my august brother. I am persuaded that the song for she last thirty yerrs and more leo.to any part of ing- xtBom Livenroot. FROM BosToR. 9 sod Fy 4” do. Mesers, PRESCOT GROTE, AMES ce. cay of the puateecl ae Jusentotions ae aoe affection of thie royal family of France will soften the re- Money remitted by letter (post paid) to the subscriber, or Kaede ran org mj jure 4 3 5% do. haat Will! be qieid “08 di a {the Banks, or their | there isan Acquatic Police in boats, to look after | grets that I must feel in leaving my country and a beloved tees } * 'y lo. which will be paid on demand at any of the Banks, or their remaual feoneg agit hang nae the Do agogn ene ist Jaly Ek A | Bebe fel gcncod orm Severe Peete |e eek ceain wunee at Gary reneecaasle | Pee yee conte, a acai ded AE T etey peng Gerad red 1 hese shirs carry experienced surgeons, and Frances’ Petent ON SUNDAYS. Apply, or address, TW URGPHERS & CO. and intelligent men have been recently selected to| ‘Tue American Conony in Avrica —A late dis- warded to the sen ter. § No berths secured until paid for. Apply to Pd ms, eg of Oonriaeds ee 35 Fulton street, New York, | form abody fealled the ‘detective police.” This | patch from Gov. Roberts, of Taber a, has the fol- Jn like manner money, or claims on persone in any part of D. BRIGHAM IR. Agent, ar STS At 10% PM. nnd oe P. Me " next door to the Fulton Bank." | latter arrangement was found to be much wanted; Aeeibe gratifying passage :— Mevloroersme espe inay gure ot She Unied’Bitesr Ge: | _Jt pecpival ameter tee Pa erat aD oot Perioe, OW bine of icerggol, Packets sl ran us| forat the outset, they not being acquainted with all | “That the inh ce ol the colony is rly. ex- nada, and will be paid to the m according! eaye uoave Bhisapew Lows i ie old country will find it to their comfort and | the resources of the thorough thef-catcher, und the | tending, the fol! how. The kings ittimtr GORGE McBRIDE. Jr , 62 Cedar st. Atg AML Ate EM At Tp A Mis 376 FM. | Grantee iooelect this tavonte Lane for their eouveyan bribery and corruption incidental to the old system, | and chiets of th: y country, assembled in JOHN HERDMAN’S OLD ESTABLISHED anst Lise tacked iL de, 6 * 4 i. 9% do. preference to any other, 8 result wed uot SEA eater te AG Soquen convention at Ki comley’s town, on St. Paul’s 2MIG 3 . L 4 » LINK PACKETS. 2 a Os ‘ NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET». yevremain to this day undetected. Its members | river, just abou time of the session of the Sea ey Ma wont Sug ise Sh Sa eaaeenay | qn oN Sheet PM shat | ++ « Tom 'New Voronin Sh sieve onthe mh | do not aways anpear in the runiform. “There are | Coury to sett” culties, Uieputes, te. ih 3.39 pe. the year— York, daly, Sundays excepted. af Suck Save cases where the ends of justice would be prostrated | in that country to make laws for their future z 2 = From New York. Marseilles, | Kare between New York and Elizabeth Towu25 couts, were the officers to betray their presence by their} government. Fro (his boay the Governor and Pel ee ssctrtcabery: ord we gine COURIER, Cant See. 4s Fare between VoRK AND wenWRe a * uniform. If aa offence be committed in hispre- | Council received an invitation to meet with them, Fass, GE to and from Great Britain and Ireland, v1 T° KLLESPONT, A Aug le Octl Leave New York. Leave Rahway. Ship ROSCIUS, ¢. ROM Bh | cits, 25th J sence, he captures the delinquent on the spot, and | and assist their deliberations, declaring themselves pool London, by the regular packet ships, sailing on the | CORIOLANUS, Cap Haile, Sep Novl At 8 A.M. At3 P.M. At? A.M, At3_P,M. ip ROSCIUS, eh iJ ae takes him to the station house, makes his charge to tirel der the control of the |: f th lo- dat, 7, 13th 19th, and Bh Of eoch mmontir to end from Liver: HRY THOMPSON, Cap Sylvester, Oct i. Decl 9 do 4. do ry 6% “do Bue SHBRIDAN Jetta kar he ee ihe aieremtone wito colithes ‘the offinaaiate be = abode he Beer eies Pe febnivell x eae pe oe = ‘apes ste MEN PME, S18 ey PUD for pot avondale renee’ gr rt B a 1 ~ aie Ship GARRICK, Eapuan, W: Brady, 25th October. taken before’ a magistrate at the next sitting — bebe from Balasada, a Golah chief, requesting per- (ane subscriber Lay argo dr arrangements, to sad tig ution oF cabin passage will be $100, exclusive o, wines Ree AE AND NEW Rau Nero Ship SHERIDAN, Captain ¥. A. Depevster, 13th Jaly. Should they perceive any davger impending t# the mission to engage in a war with Gogomina, of Bopo- se an hate persons fending for therr fiends, that very | "Goods addressed to thea gents, BOYD & HINCKEN, will Leave New York. New Bruuswiek. Bo GARRICK: Captain Wan, skiday, 18th Anguie, fublie panos inany particular spot, the foreein the | fo, Both sores chicies soins tiale 18 aes earatee jae ligent attention will be shown them, and all who | be forwarded free of other charges than tho: tual id. AtOA.M. Att PM. At6 A.M. Atilg A.M. < , : neighborhood is increased. ow what 1s to pre- | into a treaty with this government, agreeing to give embark ith them, Faswage can also be engaged trom Liver- | “Wor ireight or passage avuly to 0 v9 of 1%, 4 Ee Ee ee a eeate ee pan uowiacis of teat cous, ouilt | Vent our city fathers taking the details of the Lon- | up the slave trade, to cease their native. wars, and Filleaelpniss Bocqoncend vette adarcatnone at oe ; BOYD & BINCERK, Agents. bk eto ee hel tee: anthe eity of New York, with such stnprovements ascombine | police fora guide togive usa system as complete, | to refer all questions of dispute to the Governor of Provinces, at the lowest rates. ‘ “S. BROOM.& CO, AWA Mand4% PM.” At IL4 A.M, and 8% PM, | great sveed with unusual. 6p " Every though not so extensive, which 1s by no means re- | the colony forhis decision. Balasada is at the head ipyith these arrangements, together with the advantage | _m20 r 103 Frot street. Ware, exchpt in the Philadelphia trams, between Ivew York | Ty oaera $75. These slips are com: | Wired, eonsidering the difference of the population | of a very powerful tribe, and resides about eighty thip owners,and extensively engaged in the Iseightiogs sna Ret iee teen Yoon Bebway $3 cents, | manded - errs, who will make every exer- | ot the twocities? {must ultimately come, orsome- } miles from the colony in the interior. He com- desratchiog ‘yearly at least 100 fret cl Li Reig Pamengera who procure their tickets at the ticket ottice, re | SM pide seams thing akin to it—the safety of our lives and property } plains that Gogomina has killed six of his boys, cap- poet imate. Varios rape of the Upiced dltates, with freight and | So spore ner regular day ED a ee reliant eoered by Se oom fe " wckage sen by wem, unless re. | already require it. H. G. G. | tured on their way to the beach, and begs earnestly ealar bi 4 therefor. New York, July 13, 1843. to be permitted to commence war. In the minutes chased bil SOMMER ARRANGEMENT. For freight or pass aepayply to SET pene 4 i NEW YORK AND FHILADELTHIA RAILROAD LINE | "EE COLLIN E CO. ta gon at, New York orto | | From tue Wasteny Mounrais.—The Western | of fre Council you will find wha disnosiien, was Via Newann, New Baunswice, Princeton, Tneton' | Letters by the packets will, be charged 19% ects Dersingle Biggona fy the. ta sae at a aera journment of the Council, Limmediately dispatched DENTOWN AND BURLINGTON. sheet: 50 cents per oauce, and newspapers | cent ea Te coh 3 y . } messengers to Baliasada, informing him that I would swrpassed, and from the Jarge number of first class shipsem- | ton: barthen and upwa €u ployed inthe line there can be no detention whatever, which | second cabia, and steerage passengers, it 19 ‘will be gusranteed. The price of passage will be at the lowest | Superior to any other line of packets hose wi ould any of those sent tor decline comin Mlb as customary refanded. The jifferect ports to Liverpool can, as ust ishing to secure beiths should not fail to make early application ou board orto W. & J. TAPSCOT’ 43 Peo ¢ 4 Persons wishing to send for their is have them Larimy’s Fork, on the 714 of May, and arrived here ey . x JOHN HERDMAN, 61 South st, N Y, or \nought cut in her, or any of the regular line, on favorable last Thursday evening,we have been furnished with | Y!*it his town in the course of two or if oo J. & W. ROBINSON, near Wall street, terms. the following items of news, which may be regard- and would have the ‘“‘palavar talk ;” and that un- Merchants’ ‘acd Emigravty’ Agents, Draits for large or small sums payable on demand, without potvboaseh » oY, derno consideration would he be permitted to make 0. 16 Goree Piazzas, Liverpool. | discount or any other charge, inall the post towns of kngland, THROUGI NEW YORK AND HAVE PACKETS—Seeond Line | ¢d as authentic: ea ane ; war until aneflort had been made by me to settle DRAFTS AND kXCHANGE. : Ireland, Scotland or Wales, can also be obtained on application New York dail =The snips of this line will hereafter Jeare New York on the “A party of Sioux, consisting of about three hun- j TMuiiioulty: intimat th ise that we ber requests tteution of those remitting mo- | &$ above. dyer e at 9 A. M 5 Ist, and Have on the 16th af each month, ax follows, viz-— dred warriors, under the two chiefs Bull-Tail and | ‘he difficulty ; intimating at the same time, that we it friende to his woequalled exrangements forthe pay- | “Sage ¥OR NEW. ORLEANSSLOUISIANA AND Line town, from thence by From New York — From H ¢ ~ | would see that justice be done to the parties, and is drftson demand, without d.xcount or any charge NEW YORE Lin Bee Re IANA AND iladelph New ship ONEIDA, ee Make Steed Iron-Shell, had already left to fight the Pawaees; | hot Gozomina should sufler the penalty, it he had 7 yetyat hedollewite Banking Hou tion Wie rst oak asa pa ba divesias Heine proceeds direct to Camden (opposite to Captain iy } st ely, ‘ Sith 4 te and another war party, to the number of one thou- killed na boys. This was also ‘communicated re YR D-~Ateners James Bult, Son & Co., Bankers, large proportion of . ange, of 06a amass Wanck.€ ist November. ¢ Meu Dee, sand five hundred to two thousand Sioux,were soon Gogomina; when, yesterday, 1 received informa- tion that the boys were still alive, and had been re- Courant sitet, where & comuosions sueaboatiwil be fo Sup BALTIMORE, Sis April. Sst May. to proceed against the Crows and Snakes. leased by Gogomina, solely through the influence of M5 ed, Mesars J. Bartard & Co,, Exchange and Discount Bank, Li- For lreight or passage, having handsome furnished accom Nicene a nar ciates oe bone B me Angust J6th Sept. rend baer: 4 \ward Fanek. erpool. : “A war party of Kanzas Indians had attacked a "*fracioual Provinejal Bank of England, and Branches theough- } Modstiouss apply om hoard, COP EARE Charl, foot of Wall | ™Phitadelphia Dagkage crates are conveyed from city, to city, December (16th January. Ltemil + ; } F ps party of Pawnees, and killed three of their number. . out Kogland ano b without bei by the way. Kach train is provised with | Ship UTIC ist May. ‘6th June. ar > < nes the colony, and had returned to their families and Yorkehive Distriet Bank aud Branches. rac ena thie of thea ioe will sal sagorealiy aeetees: | Scat which are a, armenia and dressing rooms expressly for Captain i } Sepeember) 16th October. Three Pawnees had escaped to Sir William Drum | friends. But for the colony, those six boys would paataning Forking Co, ised. Any guarantee to that effect will be give tad foldlied | "g a A leave Philadelphia from the foot of Wal Frederick Hewitt ¢ ist January. . ¢ .6th Februar¢, | mund Stewart’s i wate ‘gooey by oe certainly have been killed, and the whole district of + Bank % iladelphia from of Wal- i 5 d 3 TR SCOTLAND ccreenock Bansing Co. in Glasgow and aurstreet, by steamboat co Bordentawn at7 o'clock, A. M. | New ler ceded ded ar ee teh rei bol) these Ducane t Richard met the latter | country involved in a bloody war. Greenock. and by railroad from Camden, at $ o'clock $F M. J.B. Pell. QIst Febraary. @ ith March. Parycon ke Big Sandy. 6 PS 4 Peele vtor meer Pay meee wy Nes pot gad ‘Theaccommodations of these ships are not surpassed, com- | -p}, r. Richard ee ane i! he Big Bines (abou ¥ , x Mallow ‘ St) basil that pg be pannel ca pga ik chew | 290 ales dutant from this place,) were el wel ELS Ce ae Moperiore mph GNDON LINE OF PACKET S—Pack NEWORK BCHOOLEY'S requisite with the exception of wines and liquors. 7 | and getting along smoothly—havivg experienced no | WOX,SALE—A Porter House, in one of the best sitnations K then Parnoostowa NDRICK HUDSON, Capt Moore, w plaice ar Sites aubsoniborn nes Trg'u any grher than ths expenses actually'm. | difficulty except in crossing the Kanzasriver, where } South treet, wish al thgfixtares atiached thereto, vi. bar amd Londonder i ' , eave the foot of Courtland street, daily (Sundays excepted) | curreson them. For freveht or raceage, apply to they sunk their brat, and came near drowning se- | graameuts, shuffleboard” (under cover) signs, transparencies, Eimerk fail to mike early applicstion Fe NOE ee Momtai, Anderton Towa. Port Coldeh, Washington, to 4 202980. No.9 Tosgine ie a ater ats. _ | 990 persons, having 121 wagons, and 1,967 head of ished lodging rooms : the whole wil be disposed Of ata rex 1. T. Bt Aston. 7 ‘tor OR NE 7 . Rot “4 2 ‘ Meate re ip cor South at. Be Tider ate ae 0 LOUISIANA AND NEW S!IRK LINE OF PACKETS ap ” 1. areal aaa o rs S BR age petition ade ty Aah eaters ~~} the New los bomen cut in this splendid ship which sella from London on | CN oUc-kvtrs furnished oth 2 BS BA ee Prom Tim Ankaxsas—The Western Missourian shi for bis wasting 8 customer, jew the 7th § orany of the regalar Jine on reasonable | N. United States 2 states that they have intelligence by Mr. Garnett, Eastern Bota arrive epnosite the dour ; the various __ Galway Besse - chi —~ si . - oft the Li : ae lines of Loudon, Liverpool, New Orleans and other prekets Garrick on Sair pea —"" arene paytoie'on Gemad inal tne penton owns of Creat NEWYORK SCHOOLE YS fer Veter, accommodition of shuyvers, it i intended te big Laid Pe a ore Ty Molleswina oe 1 ane wet its immediate vielnity, and the Fulton Market, ove block r f Britain atd Irelaud. jee NTAIS " jesya:ch a ship from this port on the Ist, Sth, Toth, Shy adn ; ; I low. : : Chanesyille T: A hametaal — ‘ON Py * f hh Getobe Colonel Warfield, who still remains upon the M a Clonmel Mivthcitown Thustes cece OLD BLACK BAUL LINE OF PACKETS Via EF. and Somerville R Road. Hoi l sep meee nme Sane oni te reriaiat far tare: | icancaida of the @ieat;Aseanetih (tied attasked Ustad week iaeriomatane: hes pereeremmmaiet N. §.—In addition to the Liverpool and Loxdon packets, the BR LIV ERPOOL—Packet of the 19:h July—The ‘or Schooley’s Mountain, leave pier No.1 North river. at | mainder of the year, whereby great delays and disappointments | bunting party of Mexicans—killed five or six of | fA. H. BURNS 111 South street. Jyit Ime subseriber is also agent for the replat packets saitiog weekly jendid, fast sailing new packet shiv MONTE- | gi o'clock A M, daily (Sandays cieepted) by steamboat t9 | willbe yrevented daring the summer woutia. ‘The following | hunting party ot. Mex ; fram New York to ew Orlenns, “sobite, ‘Charleston, sud | ZUMA, Capea Lowber, will be despatched as above, her | Eftzabethpon: or faye, the foot of Courtland atgeet at | thin wil commence, tha arrangement them, and taken fifteen ot their horses, The hun; GENTHEMEN AND LADING LEFT OFF WAND. » by which passage secures lowest rates. 5 : | eloel 7 iro: izal jown, thence cot VA Di ; t orses, ROBE is 2 See RAR. | fee erence wemmoetctes cits | Barman ee iiemr ied ees || Re ON trie Nias Caried of all the animais belonging to their aosnik. | het lela wenenvarel micas, sa abn the tame OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS. berths will require to make application i ‘or Easton leave as above, proceed by railroad to Somer Bhp POUISVILLEs Captnt Chad ants. Warfield’s company was then disbanded, and | “sh'4he ting the city, or changing of pt ak. RDMAW ville, see from thence (only 34 miles,) arriving in Easton Biup BRARSPEARE, Cu pain D the men were loneriae Lente squads in ened yesidence paving pay, supertiaot offers co tepone of, wilt N, B.—Passage fromGreat Britain ad tre iverpool, |" ‘This rowce, on account of the short distance by coaches. ma Bhp HUNTSVILLE: Captain Mamford. ty of Bent’s Fort. This information was obtained | fintit much to their Advantage to stad tor the gupscriber wi HE 1K; of Pacrets for Liverpoot wilt hereafter be | ¢%D as anal be secured lowest rates by the regularpacket | king it by far the most pleasant and expeditious, commends it OCMULGEK, Captain Leavitt. by Mr. Garnett from Charles Bent. sealants T despatched in the following order, excepting that when the nber hax juat erneladed un | sel to publicipatroy pag. Mr. Sanderson. the proprietor at So iP NASHVILL Captain Dickinson. The traders who left here some weeks ago, were No 6 Jobn st_end M4 vee EE Vere, sualipg any falle ‘on Sunday, the ships will sail on the succeed: | fanatie mate Hee the oa wm, of So sraes of the coe mervil samas Bear oS yimnselt with nts a Eoeh bene ee encamped on Cow Creek, which stream was so | Alive through the post office, or otherwise, will receive ing day, viz For Ne Yor. Wee laverpool, | 804 alk thele branches. | Also the National and Provincial | tnd ou reasonable terms, reeset | qhesc ships were’all builtin the eity of New York, express | much swollen as to prevent their crossing. Gover. | PQMUE teu on. a a nice, iyi tee ‘The CAMBRIDGE, June 1 nly 19 | Bank of England and all its branches. throughout England an For seats apply to H. D. Hope, Merchants’ Hotel, 41{Court- for packets, ave of light draft of water, have recently bees | nor Armijo, accompanied with a large detachment — — oe Wales. Also the Eastern Bank of Sectiand, the Greenock tat. ¥ | | xwiycoppered and put 1 splendid order,with accommodations | of troops, was expected to receive the traders as} RETRENCHMENT THE ORDER OF THE The ENGLAND DMN See ad Mig] RaDReneetne mye ates nrowenome Bement, fo | Posrogery (tm Pitedlpha wo Sahosten, Mesntsn, wil | (orpumonean maeanteg for comers. ‘They ae commanded | oor af they should have cromedtne Great Arkan DAY GL. june ng i 4 t To'clock, A; Mis id | by experienced masters, who will make every exertian to give e e . its is . s . : oo to New Brunswick. Splendid coaches from then fret i i dup end f fe. 8 suppor. OTICK to Citizens of New York and Strangers sojourning ‘The OBFORD, | wr } aa 68 HOSCIUS,' Captain John Collins, of, U0e tons, | ROCKAWAY FAVILLION“LONG ISLAND RAIL- See ie puilton, ctoctnasatoner: aver ar plated ware, | tive to the,intended Texan expedition. tronage Which has been extended to the mbseriber by a liberal ‘J-Hathbone, @Mareh 1 Apnt ig Toone. heplan chaemametatinen sctaamariet Seruantenaee oF ing upon this road leave Brooklyn, Sout's | of for any letters, parcel or package, sont by 9 rput ou board o| The convoy of United States dragoons that accom- | snd enlishtened so-inanity. has enabled him to enlarge and The MONTEZUMA, — July 13 * pt 7 | Romfore, apply on board, at Orleaus wharf, foot of Wall street, for Jamaica, where coaches are it readi | ther, nuless regula bills of lading are takea for the ssme x0¢ | panied the traders to Cow Creek, were still in the | pepensgt bap times, Whtles aking thape, saations ~ 140 2B. Lowber. aad Mey H "ice af peseage tier K. COLLINS & CO. 46 South street, Oe ene tenes dial par’ Vor freight or passage, wal vicinity. A scoall detachment under Captain Boon, fovorite and well known establishment, heh b The EUROPE, ug Sept it = i Japtain E. B. Cobb, half pasté P. ( &. K. COLLINS & CO,, 56 South were encamped on the Little Arkansas, observing dial ofthe still greater comfort as ec gat 18 | soasrwillmccued the Hosein, abd’ sal tne 28h of Aut, her gc leave Jamie at BAS M12 M.and'5P. M00" | Grea who whee e NeW OOPRUEE, Ace the movemente of the Indians, and was robbed one | jiscustomer—having thorouzhly ve ‘The NEW YORK, (uew)” Sabet Oey | tegalard ; Ae aR Na New York. Fare to Jamaica,2s.; through from Brooklys to | OFS, Thy of this line are warranted t0 sail asad | night of twelve horses, by a predatory band of Osa- | the efluyia and heat which neeseenri (Py a 4 io 8 wengers may rely on the ships of this line sailing pynetwal "avilion. 75 cents, jem Gw*r vortived, and great care will be taken to hat e goods correct: | ges. A few Gays alter, Captain Boon’s company | {wo or three houeind persous per day STB. Cro i june 7 | Zesadvertiond. ad NEW ARRANGEMENT. Trimenmired. me | Came up with a small party of Osages, having in pos. | loahave heen embellished by some of the most elegant sud The SOUTH MICA: § Sep. et 9 FORK LIVERPOOL —Regalar p the 19th WARE #RKIGHT REDUCED. . _ ame Up with a siiall party eee, Navies 18 f costly Ott Paintings of the ancient and modern schools; marble 650 tons, y inn b> 19 ay The very superior, fet, sailing abip ‘ULAR MAIL L Ne FOR PRO- BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIV session one of his horses—the dragoons recovered | pillars and statuary, and busts of Wasoington, Napoleon, D. G, Bailey, ay jane 19 TUNTEZUMA, Captain Lowber, will postively ‘VI Veg BOsTON, via STON. FOOL, Kuts—Only the horse and took the guns, &c., belonging ‘o the Hee nin tr. sit othets th Guy pit Of the Uni The COLUMBUS, ot Now 7 Above. A INGTON AND NEWFORT—Composed C Indians, which they intended to retain until the re- J Bill of Faro surpasses off others in any par of thet jan M 7 Having very superior aceommodetions for cal ideabin | oft! juperior steamers, running in connection with ted States—ineloding salmon ght, a. le. ry. J iy 7 | and steerage passengers, persons wishing to mia ighens| the Stonington and ¥ il eng then maining eleven horses should have been restored — anchovy sauces barter, bread, es ‘all kinds ‘These ships are not surpessc d in point of elegance fort | make early application to MASSACI 8, Capt Comstock. above, her . a . | The Indians had not revurned them when Mr. Gar- d meais of the best qaslitres, with bread aud veqe- in their cabin scecmmodations, oriu thie fastoaling alivies JOSEPH MeMURKAY RHO, Capt Thayer. ‘The accymmodations of this magnificent packet for cabin, | nett lett. tables, aug cou ver plate; etre peas, new potatoes, aaparaats, M4 nny Comenanave ary well known as men of character and | ., The above will be succeaded by the rmeaata picket ship NARRAGANSETT. poche ior penta Gnventence Mg dy ag hs Capt. Bent is now on his way to this place, with chops, Re. and one hundred other different articles ‘of the experieuer, and the atvigtest attention ‘will always be paid to Reseins, Ceptia Collins, and tall on the BAIA: a | oe Mo ee ve | ES wel aflort, ‘Those visiting the old country sore vente, Weenie snd yril be here within a | ehateest d erage and ack Di riunae per x promote the comfor ‘epience of passengers. "arsons Wit ‘send for jends of which will leave New ly (Sundays exce t week orten days.—St. Louis Republican. qa “ae ios eh cherie har utd say oti Lk fo AT be slogenbinedansd + PAieun ite ad rr conticetian siete ee Free abecont er aE © ‘ Attentive tivii_ waiters. are employed, who speak the post ps ¢/ Exrraonpinary Mirace.—Baria Wa. Ast, 6:h | French, Spanish, German, and Duteh aogurges, Every arti- cle is served up in the neatest poss: bl le—aod partment of the establishment competent and experienced over teers are plyeeds Having visited and being conversant with. the mode ness of ‘of th at nT di i ‘evceen te Wer ekeer abs teerbee ton in acearing his felNow eititens that hi ferior to none that he has seen in any eh. the ou rr le "The price of pasenge outward is pow at Seventy-Five ivid ee ‘The RHODE ISLAND, Captain Thayer, on Monday, and | arply on boar’, foot of Beekman arroes, rt . Dollars, for which ample stores of every ‘ep enon UT he | Gat | wednesday for Stonington and Newport,’ and friday Yor KOCHE, BROT July, 1843, 8 15 P. M.—Being at anchor off the Pil- a vitod Cpt w Ache nthe ‘voats Bis grims, River St. Lawrence, t» wait the tide—fine 5 i k wn ok Walt ky the scantnbonts | Stoninton. Weil be rn stewards, jf reqa'ted, ¥ ee ci ASCANDER and SAMBO he MASSACHUSETTS,Captain Comstock, on Tuesday next door to the Fulton Bank, ; b z ips wil 5 y i Btoni dered b that the Mom he | weather and light wind, i was called to by our. pi Sia el een a witgran’ | Sine ee tt Bera tare oh ey he Bono | etl Sent RAR araetan se | io" Win Ram ayng tere wars ssn fined therefor. For freight or pase 0, Ua 1, 2s 3M. eto this port in com jar birls of lading o: , on tl ers at Stonington, rhe pF rats on with the shios Hottinguer, Har |'in the air. When looking in the air, in the direc- GOODHUE & CO., 64 South . Soe MATRA ‘8 Burling alin, N, ¥. ING i. Passengers, on the arrival of the st : sage, apply to will be immediately forwarded in the splendid and commo- tion pointed out, Udistinetly saw the ‘appearance of _dyl__and to OTHERS & CG..L' THESEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKET SS . s Rehilrond t ; sy. i i A ¥ Bo ar te eared ‘the tieamtery ot Mecmey. Bed, | “'C.'S. The Montezuma will seit from Liverpoot on, the 7th | a full rigged ship, under full sail, passing very swift- ork 3M | esdayand Saturday, and on the irterventug di ed via | Sept. Persons sending for their friends ean have them broaght | Jy over the land, in a S. 5. W. direction. 1 wateh- Btonmmston Railroad to Provi nad fo t Gal in her, or any of tae packe # compriniag this maguifieent the land, ilton, Tevurning frem to Staten Island, 64 cents. Do to Fort H.milton 12% foo diese fh i ‘dioch | ed it with the spy glass, until, to my view, it van- ig taore: ~ hy MAC. . " et 7 . ry 1 Neos Keaphue STATEN or at the office OX RNDEN & CO., No 3 Wallstreet. | ‘Thensexet ship Kutope. will tucceed th ways gaptcmmgcsonmiorceendin Monniste, Master, | Stoomds spenevery day trom §o'civek A, M wat 9 P. My ‘To sail from New York see Sa Coen Tehverpoel se of each ri i) pty SAMS 1 Be an every On and after the 30 ine Gotee Will pot be received erpool on .he Ist Acgust, her re; x ys . ——— from 7 o’elock A. MN RY GOSLING “i oy a folt and forwarded after half-past¢P Mo 9 Gram L T — i wan ‘ sedan 16th Jaly. anit, Lore, Whneball Boek ME pie Ea NEW YORK AND KING STON STEAM FREIGHT packet sin July Bh pen yin 8 pales | nACeirat Scometstod our ttae mreseer iocily TO THE PUBLIC. ew ship +1180 toms, $ 16th August Ra. cme on as permanent, as ot Kingston, tnd Helaware and Hudgon | muster, M050 tous, will sail'0 Me next, 17th and is now in active operation. The road istwenty | &1()() [0,89 ee tea he ts fatorin nia Meme New ship Greag 1250 toms, $ sg, ate, £ wu AGE Ca eiooumnens EMERALD and NOR; or passage only. haviveg | as end gommcaion five miles in length, and passes through a fine coun- ive, that independent of the syeseh bus eas, he is Ship ROU HES FEN 6 tone SPMTRALD. Capcaty. Joho Ketcham, will leave New | ‘PHY the Vaptain in Nese, eset mae Rani Sa uy. . “The eye,” says the Detroit Free Press, “is ft make adraies i saan gold oe aves wetehete Joho Britton, Isth October. York foot of Marry street, every Monday and Anuraday at5 3 #7 South'street. | continually tsa with flourishing and well- ‘any shape; intended for ‘sale, sui , fast sailing, first class ga, built in ke. P. Me ‘The superior newpacket ship Liverpool, Captain Joho | stocked tarms. The road will carry visitors towards paid for old gold and silver. of eget ow Torte Ye, Stebel ponerse ue seen, it leave Kingston (Rondcat landing) every Wednesday | Kidridue, 1130 tout, will succeed the Hottinguer, and +6100 | the Grand River country, and open an avenue to | every sescrs tion repaired and warranted, Po Cay SenaInnD an Can Seen OF one to Saturday Wich John Sam Ia, will Jeave New | Derseemlarday. Ith August ___v'". | farmers, by which the State will be benefitted. Oa | _ 8 Grandstreet 1e% Im@e. Bhat cabins are elexnnt and sommedious, and are furmahed ‘eta yi Warreh ate every Wednesaay and Saturday at FOR, LONDON: —Roralw Packes of the ani | the dthy Gov. Barry, accompanied by several of the | F{#5!=0 belarwimedew roged Wee Tingley te ‘tab sochessacal tua ag od ave N nis oa soit Kiggsgn,(ondou landing) every Tues ay aod IATOBON, Geot, Moore will ous above, het re: State officers and by his staff, took a ride to Ponti | jywining eset 1. » , ind- K i 5 Fo wah phn ar mya lonenh Diy agem ee Lob a 8 SRE WSBURY will won Friday at9 o'clock, F. TRA TRIPS. Having very superior ac ations for exbin, tud cabin, | somed preauiton tnseuaxeur ioe conte. The route | Li'samdunatsest ons hemlet nares wile “are vigued therefor. wa cen war | The EMERALD willleave the fost of Murray street every | and ateerone bavsrngers, Teraine wishing to embark, should Tag emt Mg nates aks Sys Tele XU LLINS & CO, rm oT BED AULE: & MINTURNS, Ware 3794 conte, and stopping at Bandy Hook, going and y, morning tt o'clock. Returning leaves Kingston a: 4 | ian ke early application to co CREPE MeMURRAY, Misti Cin ee veh eal one Ape a ‘ com ing- i ¢ 7. ean Hi ° ” Shi- HEAT i260 bushels prime {ti for sale by York, Ae fe tages will be in attendance to conve; ‘feck ply on board, or to Persons wishing to send for jends, ean have great ease and expedition, and the journey to Chi W prime flip: 8% CO. jr uso ROH Teoe tro honored lands Hace any pat countey Tord, atlamer *WIELIRMSON, BARU T SO ae bac Te Pre telus peak pala eveelan gee! cago made in little more than forty aine hours.” iyheate .