The New York Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1847, Page 4

2eqous damages expesienced from frechets, have reduced the revenue below the estimated amount. It hes, hew- ‘ever, been large enough to place the payment of the in- terest beyond a doubt, and the measures adopted by the State Treasurer are more precautionary than ectual- ly necessary A large amount of these stocks has feorntly ben put upoa the market, and the decline within the past month or two hes been more than ten per cent. We have no idea that any of the tal-s have been made from any fears relative to the payment of the interest due on the Ist of February next, but it is the general impression that they have deen the result of the recent changes in the money market, and the receipt of large lots from the other side State stocks to « large amount heve recently been received from Europe, and foreed sales have been made. ‘Weare pleased to see these remittances, as they fall inte the hands of those on this side, at the deprecistion in prices, able to hold them. When the capltg)iss of Europe are again prepared to make inver'sints fm our State stocks, they will have to pry round prices for them. The sacrifices they are now waking to realize, is so much in our favor, as we know thelr va~ lus, and every dollar coming from Europe in this shape is better than double the amount ia gold and silver ; ‘we not only get more than the market value, bus we a large amount of money frou leaving this country an- nualiy, in the shape of interest. It ise very extraordl- nary feot that the stocks of our delinquent States, such a8 Tlinols and Indians, are more firmly held in Europe’ and command comparatively better prices than those ofa solvent, dividend paying character, The mergin for en improvement in these depreciated securities ie so great, end the prosprotrelacive toa full resumption so prowis- ing, that holders have no digposition to part with them Nothing new has transpired relative to the financial affair of these drlinquent States. The funding of the {interval improvement bonds of Iilinois is steadily going on, and the evidences of the debt of that State ‘will soon be placed in a tangible shape, and those inte- vested will know what the actual indebtedness of the State is. This isa very important matter, and as soon asit iseet‘led, we have no doubt the effeot upon the market value of the stock will be very favoiable. The conversion of Indiana Stat ¢ stock is going on very rapid- ly. Neagly the whole ame ant or the debt has been sur. rendered, and the arr ngements made with the creditors are progressing favorably. These States will, oue of these days, emerge fromthe darkness and confusion whioh have surrounded their flancial affcirs, and stand high again in tue estimation of their creditors. The exports from this port, for the past week, have ‘Deon exceedingly limited. The shipments of flour and Indian corn, form a very important part of the aggregate exportation of breadstulfs. Exroats ynom tH) roat or New York. Te Great Britain—Cott’ n. 347 bales; flour. 4,384 bbls; lard, 26968 Ibe; cheese, 619 111; beef, 91 tierces; corn. 43,255 busl Decowax 6 Ibs To Prance—Whalebone, 21,242 lbs; pork, 15 bbls; cot- ton. 1 768 bales. T» British North American Colonies —Flo ar, 102 bbls; oora. 69 busbels; mal, 1,804 bbis; pork. 107 bbls; wheat. 1,800 bushels; butt r. 20.549 lbs; rice, 23,038 Ibe; flour, 9,916 bbls; beef, 240 bbls To St. Domingn—Flour, 100 bbls; cheese 950 ba; beef, 5 dbis; meal, 10 bbls; butter, 795 ibs. To Spanish West Indies —Cheese, 1,959 lbs ; dry fish. 16,201 do; lard, 9,844.do; rice, 12,402 Jo; butter, 1,250 do; pork, 60 bbls ; hams, 2 6021bs. About ten thomsand barrels of flour were shipped last ‘week, about one halfof which was sent to Great Bri- tain. This, im the face of the depreciated prices, shows that we can make shipments productive at the ruling Stock Exchange. 6's, dim 1003¢ 25 ahs Nor& Wor 560 3534 $.0000 100 40 N Haven & Harv’fd 100: pay S 6's, 1856. 19 = 100 Hudson River R The $00 Penneyi"uia S's, 960 72 75 Stonington 53 1000 ponies Muge Bads os eS ee. BR fotw 417 i lo 3000 0, 15 40% 150 shs Mech Bank, 100 do os 40% 300 do 4g 10) Reading R, b60 58 90d o 59 dot 56% 0 do 630 567% Board. 100 sas Long Island R | -3% 190 , Zn 50 Readiog ailrond, 57 120 Bank of Com Serip, 924 BY HLEOTRIO THLNGRAPH. , UNTSLLIGRNGH BY THE MAILS. =o ee Interesting from Banta Fe. Cincimwati, Nov. 16—P.M. By an arrival at St. Louis, dates to the 17th of Sept have been received from Sante Fe, and to the 18th of the same month from Vantango. Colonel Newby had arrived at Santa Fe, andtaken the charge of the ‘aptain Francis, of thi a Mr. Felten the Inthe . ‘he refractory , and would be duly punished health, and bad whose conouct the commandant was much please: Letters from Judge Burdine had been rece! ‘Taos. stating that both the Indians and Mexicans were threatening to commit of Tao# and its immediate neg! Intter were in constent danger of Loi ood boven d Brig troops were requester ion '@ place. nod, for this object, severw! comp»nies had already been forwarded. sy The Apache lodians had raised the tomahawk of Sxaivet the Americans and were murdering 80 opporivnity offered Troops had been ordered to proseed but the objeot of their expedition was un- Capt. Melntyre was tn tha command of thre nies of dragoons, and is leading the advance igeeea ote column in New Mexico. He was at Albuquerque, and well armed and provisioned for eff-ctive rervice. ‘The eastern battalion is reported well disciplined rmny of the west is said to be in the most From Chibusbus there wero verbal r¢ were no troops either at that place or nte Fé was prosperous and in « thriving condition Merchants were doing « good business The Americans were building new houses and leyiug off plaus for the improvement of the own. printed, and lots, &c advertised for sule misgary trains weve arriving almost dally, se adine Shs Beet ‘eeiaraces. UFKICK, New Yors, Nuvemuver es’ Mal. Stoner Wa New York { r brope--The mall for the ‘ou Tharaday the 18.) of N exerp ce letters, Ay ot Seizibacian. may be sont je being previous: ll levtere ead packages but enceediag 3g an onuce in weight .. 3 Pottsville, Mine Paceet Sarr Finks, for Liverpool. Mecord. Cope Yeaton, will sail this morning “im ally We are indebted to the office ofthe Charleston Courier Sour Srantax, Lane, from Boston for 8 J rol pork, butter land chesee, fe: wet loots Pi i ae manera and pic! —t ly 3 Asn has ensbled the weeks lost in the the recelpta mow coming to hand from the js better than those of the Of the crop are freely ventured on bere, and it is conceded that more than an average one may ably looked for; but as yet, the season has not been sufficiently extended to warrant the hope of « Me svements in this staple ie this country, this pared South, and the weather has character aided the fall in prices to recover the three metly saved, though becu taken to Nussau—veaset for his misconduct. demaged wate; and oT jelick, from St Joba. . dom, was dlemcsted Ste inae in the tip off Galt ark Brier Island, ama was towed into Westport, S Scua ff Benuswick, Gs) Stockbridge, from X tems Sento, (ok Aenwiahe. CS) Seamer, Boe Mar stress, with rudder eum the F pine ba ch were fi 5 belowging tothe amen ‘with the previous two, have been at pent tng Movements or Cortox ix tax Usirep Stares. . 8 since Sept. 1, 1847..210 610 same period last year. 196, ear since Sept 1. ry aera o.241 same period last year...... 6 before. your ‘The receipts at this port sinow the 1st deen 7,000 bales, exports 3800 Txken by spinners 9,000; stock in elty 26 000 ‘The closing quotations were as annexed :— Livemroot C1assirication. their property for the proteo- ei—Unaree of | Receipts at ports ofthe U. of her stores and mute i hi ‘all the testimoay, the ae Go tt and the Con Ma ams Geatell w th he Bodie. the complainant. n f ke: the se'vices vevd-red the trevns It ie still ds we were to ed. ‘The wre hers who gut for their xerviees. i id to be sent to the Unived ‘end sca'ping them whenever A large number of 13 Exports from U 8 coors. $t per hn dred. WARD —We have been those wuo hae been swi ‘a wom calli city, and ex jed by sever-1 hua: mercha liowed by agood number of the New York d univ te gentlemen, who off (he Georgiana :eceived $126 isto be hove out nd exuniue States, if posssble, fur repar Lavncneo—At South Burwick, Me kk «f 325 tons, called by Mesers Cook & Rawson. a five ed by Vaptamn James stable, Mass, who iv to ; amount on sales jo this market on Saturday, Good At Waldoboro’, 13. bark of 309 tons. cx Cook aud Cnpt Z D Bassett, Je, of Barai ben, Me. ebout lst inst. schr Minesots, of nbout 108 tow ag ben, jo be com.manded by Capt G I. We will cause her to be I provf of she id atity of 110 per 01, a8 we e: dreds to prove her sw indli a Spoke: Rrig Adeline, Burt. from =t_ Jago de Cuba for Manseailla, to Oct 17, off Cape Cruz 0. from Boston for Segua Ia Grande, Nov load tor New York, Brig Unariowe of sath, 21 davs from Turks Island for Ba h, 7s from Mobile for Boston, Nov 6 Hotels werm opened, ress, with a roll of pp New York geatleme.. ri o h= Union Vom: i that Mogazive, that they “ill cause er tmmedi-tel t-ken to ths City trison or Po! Mowpar Evesino. Nov. 14—At Mark+t—1985 beef cattle, (600 head from the South, and the rest New York State cattle) All but about 160 sold at prices rangin; as in qua ity, from $6 to$7 60 per cwt, which is higher than could be obtained lust week Cows and Calves—75 on sate Pricwa ranged from $20 to 28, to $4250 Allsold Sheep and lambs are in und of 3600 offe-ed, only about 60u remain unsold. sheep at from $1 to $2 60 « $3 75e to $2 75 each. Hay—Good Timothy commands 50 t; market abuudintly stocked = Straw— d other qualities. —————————————————ees the Rey, Charles Somers, ‘esterly, R. 1., to Miss Ma- Brom the South, Pete-suuacu Nov. 15, 1847. New O:loans papers have falled to-csy hundred trvops for Mexioo arrived at jug the week previous to the seventh, The weather at this place is frosty and clear. ee hovo reward, gad protect | ios of law from him weil at present by son, Nov i3th, 25 miles & by 5 of Ba New Orleans dur- god demand, " and departed for Foreign Ports. Oct 21—Brig Kulas Soule, Jordan, for N York, as they exoect=d he, Theobald, for New York, iw, deans. do shine Be (Poul Alt 4: River proctor, from London (Deal May 7) for on, Russell, from New York f om Boston for Turks jadelphia for do, dieg. disg. val Colon, Smith, for 78 and lawbe from mm versel in port. ANTWERP, Oct 10—sarks Glo! Ble. $2 60 ike 100 bu characters we know ni upon, we would recommer Later {Telegraphic Cor. of Philudelph Perenssurc, Nov. 1) By the arrival of the steamer Gal; vja Vera Crus, four day On Sunday, 14th inat., Captain ALuEnt Buiven, of ny Anx GuTuaie, of $3 00 perannom ava ce. to cal _New Vork, Nov. \HAMOLS SKIN Saota Anoa was at Tehuacan. He had bad hundred soldiers with him ; this force mutinied and left Cer io tpey ee ag He then moved on towards Orizata to mee 8 wife. Cal Lid (if we underetand our despateh) hadjoined Gon, Lane and his command were still at Puebla, where everything was quiet. Nothing said about the movement Congrers, or probaoilities of peace. Died, On the 15th inst., Many Rosents, in the 90th year ctfully invited ¢ 17th, at eight mmersley street. iO kips ( 50 dozen.) first quainy 4 English drewsed Chem ois Skins, tor snle ower thin house in the city,” Pediars and dealers wi amine «mmedintely,*s a cew lor has jast arrived and they have not been setectet over. Alfred Hill, 208 Greenwich street, BE PASTE, differeat shades, war- For sel+ low tor ea h bv FRE. + 208 G wenwich arreet. m Frankf st do: Her friends and acquaintances are rt to attend herfuneral,on Wednesiay, o’olock in the morning. fom No. 86 Her remains will be taken to Fast Chester, for inter- 2 On Monday, the 15th instant, after a short illoetss, of the brain, Henay Bs: ‘ays, son of Wim dfrienda of the family a nis Quiok, also the membersof Knicker bock«r, No. 22.1.0. 0:0 F are respacttully invited to attend y) afternoon, a* half-past three wowich street. Michig: if Iegrah un, from ta of the Mexican : Borderux, t41 from Portland, do . from, Savannah, q ser, Boston; bak Liu sa, Garlagher, Pritadelphia; 29 Gordon. Ma ch, br: » aged two years, 10 nd Sarah Beer AY KU vim cask fine old Bay 0, for aile at import 208 G-eenwich street. THAG AG ANTH-2 gale at 10 percent less than th Legislative P,ovceedings. bi) Fs aa, Nov. 15. sehr Merchant, Job ris, Hammond, do Ei SENATE. On the ninth ballot, Joseph H. Anderson was nomi- nated for canal commissioner. The rest of the session was ocoupied in debating & bili making appropriations for the furtherance of Alex- ing designated sgent of national ex- his funeral, this (Tu o'clock, from 469 G: Ship Kron Princesssn Von Honovrer. ark Olot Wyck, Lampher, from in for Bremen. ldg; brig Germ, Hammond, from at Jago ‘0 1UE— ihe Fer-on who elt i0v duliats | silver Aton ¢ffice in Wall street, on Thursday last, and received 165 etaru the sane’ ent ave fu n On the i5th iost, Daxie: Lyvon, of congestion of the from New Yor brain, aged 27 years. His friends aod thosejof his brothers, are respectfully favited te attend his funeral,this afternoon, from tbe residence of his brothers, 41 Vere: Ta Brooklyn, on the 12th instant, ghter of Lieut M dollars iu notes, will ple ander Vattemare Not . lsposed of. The Dill tor the incorporation of cit was referred to be reported complete. ‘gxwo gave notice of a bill topr ThomasC ws wasnominated for canal commissioner, and subsequently confirmed at joint meeting of the two fority of nine votes. Port av Paince, Oct 16—Sid brig Belize, Dawes, for Sali Rum Key, Oct 29—Bark Fairmount, Smith, for Phil 81M a. Oct 26—Bark Bertel Berry, from Guadalou| ail 2uthsry Bath: sehr Ea ‘a lot New Bedford) Wood, Arr schr Gen Foster. Jordan, NYorl yee, do; Mary & Jane, Clark, do. Cid 6 johnson, da; 10th, Bo- Oct 14—Bark Win Larrabee, Arey, for , Baker,dodo. Sid 12th, br.g Aunsh, mi atoeck, Will De Le ty, ard a Sineral salary mt enmmencing with f their own, wi-hing to emply a competent bovk-keeper, or travelling agext, in a on well selected, mitable to cou TO $000 CAPILAL, ed for ratislactory 04 bw at Dine ble hens 8 Passe..gers Arrived. Excel—G H Jackson, Indy and yt y fur manafactures centrall: Or retail, or un age Statiouery, Books, or fue Drngs, or in any busi- enney, do; sclis Relief, W Conklin, Platt Couktin, Johu M Way. Southpor—Miss Corsear, Mr Shep- hr Jane—C W O; patronized prine j No objection wonld exist to any other cit ise. and the basis New York; brig Al Dennis, Boston. Cincinnati, Noy. 15—P. M.—flour—The market show- ed some increased degree cf firmness. and sal kinds footed up about 70U0 barrels, at $4 a$4 26 ia! 4 place of inte:- oa pital Stuck,” at this « fi Ports. . Noy met cde 7 Ring, Livermore, New ‘Wasminoron, Nov. 14, 1847. Important Meeting of the Cabinet—The President's Messege—The Mexican Question in the neat Congress —The Army Reports. An extraordinary meeting of the cabinet will take Place to-morrow, to decide upon the policy to be sdopted by the administration. 1 think it probable that the de Ubegation will extend over several days, but a decision will certainly be made on the information now in the hands of the administration. Immediate peace ts not probable, nor do the despatohes of either General Scott or Mr. Trist ooptain any thing affording @ reasonable prospect of w treaty at all satisfactory to this country, although the latter gentleman continues to hope perse- veringly, ‘These hopes, however, based asthey are onthe passing ev:nts in Mexico, as shifiing as the sands of Saberawhen &gitated by # storm, nud as evancrount as the combinations of » kaleidesco;e, will not, and ougbt not to, influenee the views which tho President @ill sub- init to Congres. These views,tnery is every reason to an- ticipate, will be based on the belief that porce is not in immediate prospect. It may be thgt, ot the eleventh hour, we shall hear by Col. Harney’s traisthat digxivo has at length resolved on peaoe ; but there is nothirg whatever to warrant such an expectation. On the cou- trary, to judge by the information already reorived, it is almost certain that we sball have no tidirgs of peace by that train Should the event prove so, the Président will be obliged to adopt one of three courses—either to give no advice at all; to advise the adoption of a defensive line; or the total sub- Jugation uf the States of Mexico in detail. The first he ‘will not do, lest he be deemed timid; of the two o'here be will bably advise the later Should he adrise apy d+ fensive line, which is not probable and tourcely poseible, thac line will be the Sierra Madre. ‘This will be the question on which the great 1.1/1 Will be fought in Congress—the suljugetion of (1.6 «1. .¢ © Mexico, or the retention cf a part. Besiis (i ilmot pr.viso question will alnk fato alc! nficance The voice cf the no-teiritory px ry b too tweole to be heard = Even the river and hae): fin yrovement question, though of great interest, ©) Lv comparatively tame with this it nations! qae ion impending, which is so all-absorbing, that even tbe late wulty with Brasil, which would st any other time have created a great exciitement, has been regarded by the nation with pussive indifference. The interest cf the question will be much heightened by Reine taioably mixed up, se it must necessarily be, with the approach- ir g Presidential election, {t will causo Mr. Polk’s term ‘to go out in & blaze of excitment. ‘here is no dependence to be placed on the course of the different partiesin Congrees, in the approaching ses- sion Exch will be divided {nto several small teotlons, escting on most important questions tirdenly bel of the great bodies to whioh they individually The democratic party in the House, notwit l- tag Teoent split in New York, may act more in uuison than at the last session, in consequence cf being in a minority; but nevertheless, it is not probable, in- deed sésroely possible, that the followers of Mr. Calhoun andcf Mr. Van Buren, respectively, will unite with the purty or with eaoh other on any of the great questions to be discussed. In the Senate, it ia prob» ble the admi- nistration will have a small working msjority. The ba- lance of power , as it has been not inaptly called, will doubtless lose at least one of ite members. it is not exp cted that Mr. Lewis will return immediately to the Senate. Tho friends cf Mr. Calhoun are proiesrealy in favor of General Taylor, but they tans 1 unver- nd, to maintain a Taylor organisation, with the pur- pose of f.liing back upon Mr. Calboun us an indepen- dent candidate, should General Taylor withdraw, as is probable, frem the contest, and in case the struggle shall be’ between two regularly nominated candiaates only. Ey Between the 2 ition in Con, and the adminis. tration, there = hard fought battle. Thereae powerful men on both sides. ‘The confict will prevent many strange phases. South Carolina and Massacha sotts will for once be found side by side. The two great minds of the opposition are Webster and Calboun. ihe two main props of the administration are Bu- chanan snd Walker. It ie ® curious fact, and one which foroibly illustrates the asomalous character the struggle that is about to take piace, that while Mr. Buchonan exeris all bis ponderous strength to sustain the administration, the almost united force of the Ph! custom house, the direct reeepient of execu- ‘The pork market bad a downward tendency, and sales of 600 head of hogs were made, at $3 60. L 600 kegs were made at 8340; very little new yet ia mar- ket and was chiefly in demand for domestic use. Con. siderable parcels of grain were ouering, but we heard of | no sales of moment, while prices remained the same ar at the close on Saturday. Whiskey Sales of chiefly rectified footed up about 2000 barrels, at 1808 1840 ‘The river is elowly falling, but still in good boating or- der, ‘The pork season is opening with more activity. ‘GENIN. 1) Broadway ANCY Hits ey. Hats of the & e exreusive stock of eh MY iH oon 7 lack, do. at aes Sr PetTensnvno—Brig Co Cahors casks bristles Hillyer & 4—Arr my ‘Maize. Verill, NYork. ermada; schr Star, 13—Arr Barques Keska, Thy er, NOvleauay “ary H Rendall, Crockett, N Vork; brgs lenny. (3w) thiund, Stockholm; Als ht ‘A ‘a; Gulonre, Kal oe boxes augur M Tay lor973, ds © Bt seuars Heer & Keenso 250 Boston, No' Falmonto, W Ih These beautifal Hats are excee and add a new charin to th Being m nnfactured he.e. A Ledou—I734 do Kndolfe La yeraar—% do Miguel Adeuto—I8 do A A "Phomas—5 do Trussile & Barreara—2 box Puyer—7 M1 segars 403 boxes 25 hhds sugar to order. es leeches Md de . do; Rainbow Rox: 0? Beaver Bonnets, i Weeks; A Kmery, Moore; Novth Pritrssuna, Nov. 15—Flour—There was no change ip ck Exe! 95008 Treas Notes, 230 9335 100 shs Hariem R a} 4036 ‘50 shra Haclem 100 Loug Island R 27h 190 do 150 do a5 me 50 do $0 Canton Co © 27% wo 8 do % do % sd} 50 do B10 27% 100 do New Vora, Monvay Arréanoon, Nov. 15. ‘This being packet day for the Caledonia, ’ohi war thinly attended. and operations were rather limited - Flour was rather heavy. with gal Saturday's quote tions. Wheat was heid above the views of mile nd tions ware very light. In corn there was som: better tone fa the marke’, and sales were made of mixeo at firmer prices. while yeliow was in some better enqni- ry. Meal steod ns on Saturd:y, Barley and rye exhi Dited no change, while oats were somewhat firmer Considerable sales of mess pork were made, the par tieulars of which, will he found below Prime sold at Baturday’s rates Groceries were inactive Asurs —Seles of 50 bbis. pots were made at $6 6234. ‘and 25 bbls. pearls at $8 75 Baravsturrs—Fiour—Salee reached 5.0009 6.000 bbl including 6000 bbls straight branda Michigan at $6 18%; 2:00 300 mixed brands do at $6; 800 a 1:00 bbi« of straight brands Generes at $6 25, and 500 a 690 do Ovwogo at $6 1234 ; 600 bbls. Genesen and Oswego were sold, to arrive ta all this and next month, at $6; south- ern was inactive, and we ucte a sale of 2002 300 bhiv Petersburg middling at $5 1236. and small sules of wiry smilie do were made at $6.50. Whrat—Good Genesee was held st $1 40. $1 46, which the present prices of flour were considered by millers too high te justify, and who refused to offer as rauch, within five a en cents per bushel. A smail lot of 800 bushels were rey rted sold at $1.45, the particulars of which as t» quantity, &c. we @id not learn; and 700 do inferior Southera sold at something over $1. Corn—The sales (chiefly weaters mised) embraced about § 0008 10.000 bashels, including 6,000 mixed, instore st 72c Squall lote of bigh mixed ‘ware also reported at 730 ; 2,500 do damegad (mixed) at 'No sales of moment in yellow were reported j—Sales 350 bbis this State were made at $3 25; No jersey was held at $3 50. Rye—Arale of 800 bushels in the elip was reported st 920, and 1500 do at 910 Rye Fiour—Sales of 130 a 140 bbls, were mad: at $5 Bart-y—Sales of 1,100 bushels were made at 860 . two Towed Oars were selling by the cargo at 50c, a 570 they were held at 530 @ 54 Sperm more firm at 3ic; Judd’s patent were worth 380, with steady sales. There was no change in other desoription: ovrev—Tho market was quiet, with small sales made without alteration in prices Cortox sales to-day were quite moderate Belog et day, there were but few buyers out, and those entirely mani facturers. Fion—Maeker»1 ~ Sales of 500 bbis. were made, iaclud- ing No. 1's, at $8 75, and No. 2" Abont 1000 quintals of dry cod bad arri about $3 70. ‘Scaled herrings were firm at 600. | pea ane 2an—A large sale of some 4000 pigs was reported on terme not understood. i Nava. Stoaes—Small lots spirite tarpentiue were Salling at 480 2450 For raw $3 was asked = Wilming- ‘toa rosin stool at about 75c, and North county at 600 ‘Tar was nominal at $2 25. O11s—Linseed—Sales of 5000 gallons English were made at 560. City presred continued the same as on Setarday, viz: at 590 60c. There was no change in selected or shipping whale; 60.000 lbs. tallow oil were sold at 8X0 per lb. Olve was stendy at 1100 by the cask Tne last sales of palm were made at7oa Ro Paovisions —Sales of 1100 bbls mess pork were made (thougnt 10 be part of = cargo from New Orleans) ov ter@s not made public; and 280 bbls do from store, sold at $15; 200 barreis prime sold ut $10 123%. and 155 do ‘wore reported sold at $10. Cheese was ivactive at 7074 conte for fair to good duiries this State. Batter—There was a fair amvunt of business dolog at 14 a 17}s for this State dairies. Riex—Sales of 76 tierces were made at $3 60 a $3 6744 for middling to good middling. The market coutinued ‘ALLow—The article continued steady at 96 a 10 sp—Clover was inactive. A parcel of flaxseed was on ve terms. oan—The market was quiet, and no sales of mo- ment fed. Wrarenone was duil at 20 cents for Northwest, and at 81 cents for 8 vuth Sea, Ware jall lots of State Prison barrels were made 4 66 do ate fruction less, ued dull at last week's quota- We heard of no eng»gements ot importance. Just previons to the departure of the Cambria, our market had assumed more siesdiness, aud the decline io price was arrested at the reduction of two ‘then quoted. On the following three busin ales were moderate, chiefly to spinners and without further change in prices. averaging about 1.000 bales daily Late on Wednesday afternoon, 3d Instant, the Freuch steamer Philadelphia arrived with dayn later accounts from London, aud seven from Hayre, aod on Friday afternoon, 6th inet, we received the tele- graphic accounts of the Liverpoo! markes to 2 P. M , on the 19h ult. per Caledonia, Prepared as we were for bed &:counts by this packet, we did not anticipate such complete prostration of mercaatily confidence and tin Enulaad. pactiou'nrly alter the reowipt of ad- ‘vioes by the French packet, which held out hopes ef the ‘worst being over. The price of our staple being no unset- tled that sales coull not be forced to avy large extent, sthing heretofore unprecedented there. aid on those effected for cash on the dey, so decidediy less than the quotations, thut it was impossible to calculate the valae of eny specific grade, the poiat appesring to be, not what piice sny grade should bear. but how “t was posei- ‘Die to obemin the cash for it atany price « the eve ning of the 9th instant the steaiaer Washiogton arrived ee aon to the twenty fourth instant, with @ deeper gloom over our market, faint ray discovered by a few, that the wornt Is over, and thet the next news will be more cheering of our staple, in which opinion, yy anxious holders of it cannot waflloiently to withhold their stooke irom which has consequently, been abundantly sup- | Mow xo Bay—Sehr tilen—4 bbls tshds 11 tons 100 pes old «CHE APE) NTHE C 1 enae tute shell '# Mil —92 pec He CHEAPEST STORE IN THE © Ria, Nickerson, Frede ickshusg; Richard, shicher Fred-- ricksburg. via Not tk: Pile the market, and pricen stood the same as at the close on Saturday--$4 914993, Wheat was firm at 93 cents for good Penusyivania, und Ohio with an upward ten- dency Corn—Sales of $100 bushels were mai Oute—Sales 3v00 bushels were made on Chevse—Western reaerve wae selling at Scents. No change in pork. The river continued fall- ing, and we report 9 feot of water in the channel. bbls old copper 125 the upho'strey line, who esale and for mixed Ohio. remil, nt prices 20 per cent lower thaa any ollier establishineut With every aricle 1 hhds sugar 51 do mo- H onecey J Phompson— Row ‘& com48 bbis do Francia & co—3é r irces old copoer 700 bags G Laure—600 do How nud be Aspiuwall. b ; Sr Jaco DEC Uma—Sehr ‘oe iit ctinoces El a an jnssea $1 bbls coffee 21 bay Cu tive hung and rooms papere { st the shortest uo. brige Cronstadt ond etenmbent exbing and . ‘rinidad; Gatveston. Colley. Norfoik: Va; Sulla, Bang: 00 Pollok.” Bweet. 2 bi u oales do OE Vielma—2' Faumourm Jam—Sch Axnaxy, Nov 15,—Floar—Tbe market 0: at $5 8156 a $6, for western brands, including Oswego Sules were very limited; there was no ing, and few transactions 10000 bushels were Oa:s--Sales of 10.000 Sales of Flaxseed were was inactive. There wassome xceipts by thecanai during thr ‘ay follows: Flour, 20,000 ey, 43,600 bushels, fe 0 50s 20. Lue finder will be ded. by levving tue same ar 49 William arie,t se- t ARpurcadons, Savanwan—Brix Exre!—3 bas H-yd.ek, Corlies & co—1 do p bo) F Kcharts—4 bbls J cm, & co—74 do WJ Altou—37 bates bd) k & te R Groves— 96 WH Cathart—47 G R lves~99 tes nice wmuch gain of avy kind off were reported — Burley—Sules 0} made of two rowed, at 86 cents boshels were made made at $t 3h, quiry for pork ms forty-eight hours. w: rrels; corn, 1,800 bush Haskell & Mernck— 142 bags ice tt urd L ENILEMEN, ONE GOD TURN DESK ANOTHER'—G-ailemen wishing to economise thi winter, are iaforined that for five d Mars they cam have their Overconts 1m ned and mde to lock your coat aside to buy a new oue, these times of war.. 91 Alur- place where yeu can get law done, superior to any nd delay not until cold weather ‘Saturday, ships Hamiltsu: urday, equal to new. Dowt throw Carolinee-134 chs rice HS Leverich— Bah m & Car nevs1t—200 & co—30 Drake Mills—3!' Taylor & Rah 50 Wells Brothers—20 R & D M Stebbias— f yd, ach Chas Aller Mar-tand, Davis, Bost 4, Oct 26: Glamorgan, Foe! ces Inne, Gardner, Sait K Cromwell, Bavagnah ‘la Myr, J Youds berqae Sarah Bronsou—145 do Noy tetabe toric Bostex. November 15, P.M.— Flour—The market was dull end pricen inclined to droop. were made, including Oswego, Genesee, and «ther Wes- | tein brands, at $6 5734 to $6 60 Wheat— ° | reported. Corn—Sal cluding Western mixed, Oate—Sales of 6000 but rort-—~39 bales cotton Hi obinson & co— 99 Bales of 4000 barrels ct & Vandeme - 153 Soremu Goochue & co—0 J Bodine—91 bales cottoa U B Met 4) W Po 'llipr=t00 His ks & co—2 tes rice Eugere D. lurdes Lellie & Pearson—293 tes rice and a Demerara, vin Balt, ANNUSL BALL OU et OF CLEVER FELLOWS, o y on Friday bevening, Novernber |9th, 1817. Lothian’s Quadriile Band is engaged, and di i form some of the mosi The members of the d friend+ who attended ef 6000 bushels we @ r mith, Havre: ba ke Rain it, Jackson, New Orlesks Rooms, 410 Broad wa Is trschr Somers, Wes om, Havaua: was stendy ut Satorday’s rates. Whiskey dull. Freights--No altera- Ball Inst reoson to give the same gen cond aunnal festival. of the committee, or at the | 2 eral satifaction at thei Tickets $1; ean be hi door oathe evening of the Ball. GRORGE FE. WOOLDRIDGE, Inmes MeGowan, See etary. HE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF WASHINGTON ¥, No. 2, Benevolent Order of Bereans for ra of said Amoubty, adny Evening, Novem: ‘The members of Phosnix and Mount Jo ‘ope 2, Spores, Mhilad; 7th, barks Port, Noy 5—314 bei (vew) Vore, do; (new) Shack ford Grandeo Keen, A entiled Bouquet four numbers: 1 Benquet) comp: forieusia Wal z, Hyncicch Kedowa, and acura, eomposed rad ariang- Art brig Kncen Pratt, Baker, Balti- ) Yexton Liverpool, CH Marshall; | CSoatavetn . Bt Thomas, ke, GT Trish & Hi Repubtue, Blivea, do, Harbeck Barks—Mary Broughton, Melcher, New Orleans, Maillerd & hurges. Ciearman & Cy emill; Edinburg, Conwa: hited. 4—Arr «chs Sareh Nash, Collamore, fm Henry wlav Nye, Now, York, visi Charlorsae ), Ee A by vi isl > Her Ly dos 'schr Mars Will: Huchiborn: For nee, BI for and retsil at Mr. 399 the Benefit cf the Cotharine, Her- hs the Apailo on Nt Charleston, Geo Sutton; Eddy, do do; sche Mars turk, Wells for doz ache Joy, Hathawn’ inide, Pope, Massid Deri Mt re respectfuliy wvited to attend. ‘the various Bauuers | Brondwav aed Park Place. the Valse a Cing Temps, (five st ledgers ahevenincer shia eare” EADY WADE GAKMENTS—Aa_ extous) mea of Pelt» and Sack Ovecevat', Winter Frocks aud Jes; D eas on Frock Coats, Pants TI’ NNINGS ; “BENEVOLENT SUcInTi— itution are respectfully informed Hl be celebrated b; ‘Tuesday, 16th Nov.at the Apotlo Saloon, NR YS-R N Paxion, Savannah, oom will be decorated wit waltz) can also be Bremen, Mever & Stucken: 1 & Cox psainche (8p) Ab» G , Hobart, Apatn hs CREB vek Brige—Bremen, (Brem) Koper, mi Monte, Nov 7—. . New Beororp, Nov 12—A:r sehr Va. Sid sctr Win Brown, Hant, NYO Nov 6 = Arr ships F Drew, Richmond via Mi ‘ Pe id, Bi Cioaks, in cur superior st | loons, Vests, Dressing ( may. Scott, fi: Dye these B Wm. #0 theart tot Fulton +t. NG AND WALTZING ACADEMY, 2l How- et—Bignora and Sieuor Ferrero, ,bave Roslef, Randall, A Ship Southport, MeCo:mick, Chailestou, 5 days, to George nilttey. Bark Rapid, Wa v i2—Arr sche Mary Galle, Bill Old bark Caledoia, (61) rd, Havana, 4h i Klizabeth J, Gall rom Wilmington, Ni Caroline, Godfrey, Charl ladies aud maste:s.and au evening el Barn ion Matdny iatardayent {the sstne daye,at » A. 8 Gcatavus Bernnann See’ Ts Now OF WIDO MEN, will ceteprae th Astor House. on We-duesda: GT hose members of the medical prof of attending, will please to p:oenie th:ir wokets be nesday morning. Johu G. Ad Wriliam ® Buel, mp.on Roads, briz Muta (a tor Balt:ma e; Jos Batch, fm Bo vintom, St Blas for do; Rayid, Bos 4 er 12—Arr brig Jaan J de Cartagena, Gray, of | kee, Carver, N York. d President Harrison om cee for Alexi on, 6 days, to Duaham & Brig Corinth, (of Newbury port) 8m: 46 days from Norway. to order. Wotton, of ant YORK FOCLETY FOR pe RELIEF HANS OF MEDICAL in ib oa hie ie d miasrers Jo the c’sasea. The new | 4 all tt Cau. Os are tought | Rerm.Privaie dancing soirees will be given es usaal re. ih, St Pete-sburg, and Jat 98 57, Jon 2: ty | yoke bark Lnere peri Ke; vext day saw alame topuiast, and part of house Apollu, Schade, Angostura, 24 days, with 9114 to Aymar & Co lacy, Savennsh, 5 days, to Sturges, Clearman t) Pratt, Maracaibo. 23 days, , to Maitland, Phelps & Co. it, lat 37, low 74, saw steam- WS AND ORI fil Portsmoutn, Nov 9 ~Arr sehr Cher Tuymoutu. Ney9—Arrschs Hurd, hips Alexander, Leeds, v5 barks Etizubeth J, Gallag! hite, B (Ov 12—Sid sehr Advance, Breant. Philnd. ; ‘anvat, Nov 0--Cld rhip( amera, Daubar, Boston: brigs ald win, Bassett, NY Aurschs Delawsre, USIC—A Lady recoutt her 0.sn residence st James R Wood, Abrein Du Bois, Fdward L Beadle, te complerely eiiher, ge, having herse! {hi bravehes. Berne mi he Iralian |anguage, atraeand elegint UNION COURSE Long I Veduesdiy, Nov I7th. at 2 "clock, F.M —4 match for $500— Gray Harry Be Vaker, de u tress of Elocation,and al nave the advantage of acqui tion, Apply between the hous of Sand 6 orelach, Josephus, P teher, t inaToN, NC. No EMEDY FUR SRONCHIT:S,—Boston, May 25th 18 7. | F D There we so may qu ek ; jeach one has moe 1 less and to nave th ee ti Als ...n match for 8509, mile hi 8. Hoagtund, names from Trinsdad adin, Rich, Cherry Geld, 6 days, with lumber, to W Nig Larch, Brewster, Eastport 11 ig Hornet, Putuaua’ Cherry fila. YOUNG LADY of liberal education, lat! land, Wishes asia con as Companion’ to a. well nequainted with, aud ¢ every deserip 100 of embioide wher finey work’ A gentret enc m jset of the adve t ser than rem rel ug”, 118 roadway, opposite City Hotel. day 5 Pinte Starges & Co. art ing ton. 9 dare #8, to Smith & Bovington. Valmouth. Jam. =i = Tmmeuiutely aber a “A. Conk a yam C28 Bening... k to 260, bs, wagon. bh, mm Jenny Lind ty skelecon wagon ‘The cars will Teave the S uth Fery at half-past 1 o'clock, 1 the sporta nie uver. nal parte cf the ‘ourne 0 cents, ‘< Lt fhe med cine thet 1 Uhave bern efft ted w ith the of years. ad hy the nse of n coupe les of WIDT 4873 BALSAM OF WILD CHEB KY hapv to sav, thac 4am almost free frum the shove trouble oms disease. If this should he the menns of betays fom, that most, troubl y fully add my testim ny in favor o By two Feapecianie Yo t and to assist in ath m king—would have no objection to trevel ato the wencwendt 4 Bronehits for a num! pasted a br g showiay a red sigual with a red bail paattes of in it, steerog WSW. Sehi Scott, St Jago de Cuba, Oct 29 Leftschr . from Newburvport, arr 28th—the oaly Am ves- red from. can be fer, jat that they were Premises of James Crowely, No 204 Thi d ing even one of my fellow | me ani pmufal disease, | h tis) Ushil be fully paid for my trouble ia w itting B. COVERT, Vocalist firm of Cove t& D dee. sare in transferring the abeve, certi a youny lady inghl taented Schr Jumes Kravcis, Gal 27th Oct, ou the Wi d, and some of the cargo the shove com muaication. ANTED-—A situ tion, by a respectane bri testa, wo bbe ie tl family, to do the h usework t plsiu cook, weal and jroner, Good city vefereuce from her jast plece.¢ Boston, went ashore oa ty lost—erew save ings, Montego Bay, Jam. 19 days. Left no f, Johoson, Windsor, NS. 8 days, with coal der, Root, Windsor, NS. 21 days, with days, to Smith & Boyn Cherry field, 10 days. to Smith & 12 days, to Bmith & 10 days, to Smith & Boyn- days, to Smith & Lubec to pee mau, iu A respeciable NTE ue as ne Nuvae or Seaty trew ortocasiat i howre work o of those commit’ meke dresses or childreu’s clohicg. Addrcas A.%, al he tos iter, to ‘I le Wolfe. Pisehe Lucietia, Harrington, Lubec, 3 ton Schr Ialian, Pettengit om r Hornet, Putnam, Cherryfie Boyton hr Kate Auberry, York, Calai ton. Sehr Visenstego, York, Cale at monte. We have yofal ansiety big dee \cluus basement the sme ican Art Union. 447 Bronoway, von jarge vault in fe ntyand with of with sat alive ja the rear; will be rented iow to a wine merchant, or a geatrel Ref speetivde \cttag womau, whe is every nt a situstios in ayespectyble funily as Be t of city rele € Me J. B.y at this office, will by ni6 ymyes, we win iea—but thanks to i Name, Seam te A note audressed to 4 ina, Boston. D''SANDB, 190 | Yoel eintie ure mice FOR LIVERPOUL—N«&W_ LINE. —Rega ar the 26th of November, The new and spi DSul Wm Fr. M. mle’ ANVED—By aiespectable wonran, « situatio, ty Couk wa h und iron, or take cure of ¢ No oljection to. xo in the ce, Apply at 171 Eldridge steeet reiiy 07 dy neuer untry~ best ot ety ‘AIN Div basen OF DekrLy INTER- \@ AND IMPORTANT NATUR! Author of the * Private sive those in any way interested in 1 reed to, that he may be consulted at Greenwich street, between th Toentise,” &e. begs to ac- or would go as plain Cook i apectitle settled peru who an anood wesherand A des leet, steie baa no objection ty street, for Lup n6 Nem the various ¢ tmplicated disord vearreal malndies, there are. tug to the sufferer, such , fom exc: sree, or ent] ine, Diseases ‘of the KID: i tiy ented titel or Stone, Consw tions. which are igvorantiy called Gravel or , * Box 069 Lower Fost Office,” faithful and deliberate attention. Behr Kichmoud, Snow, Thomaston, 4 days. Deoman, P.tten, Thomaston, 4 duye. Bi i ton, nt, to Sturges & Co. Beverly, to R W Ropes. Lo y of Packets—Very reduced tively first regular packet, to sail Th: “che very fastening regular packet bark GENES! Capt. Dillingham, is now toading, and will positively sail as apply on board, at O:leans wharf, FE. K. COLLINS, £6 Scwh steret. no freight will be recerved on board afte ednesday) eveuing, Nov. 17th. Mr. Wiiliwm Creevy, who will rene Pen eall ar 49 Hann a= calla dg Monet above. her reguiar da’ maa a situation no etmmb-rm sid oF waiter, ands cooking aud cau be receive the mos. house worl; and: Pin, @ DUAN SIREED pew-en Ur has for the last fourteen Practice in private diseases He can cure the most nj i ease; and injld cases cured in two * ered anew method by which stricture in from one 10, two 8, wih seareely any pan to th= 1 Thc mbee to, 8 WI eakness of the Hinhs and telliect and aversion to society. A cure worrnted we ar nn charge. Na mercury nerd, Fchr Katshden, R ch yor AAtiou as Seamstress, ‘ ry om the north of Ireland, a si pees for eharacter and ab li FAICOR =A wu tender t of the nove basi veton who ha hid many yea serperience in this city. teennacity, ke , will be given wethe Hew deff e wD w anTeD. ¥ mnished parlor aud bedio rt Bed haart | ha.’7655 Hodson at T Os ERCHANT general sao Labip, 1 bark, and 2 br led, Packet ship John B Skiddy, Liverpool; ship Atlantic, New Orleans; and oher oe h beard, in a resneetable ity. Best ref-rences box 41. . jarine Ourrespondence. 5, 4 P Mar at, Smwirh s Old Office, 62 Gold 16 he canbe confidentially consn|t- KOK NeW OKLEANS—Fir ship COTTON cO\KD NG” HO! Fs ean be aecoramodated at 634 Ti large , with closet ease of a privete neta re Heatment is upon the ‘already. successfe oT Bae few genteel Adee now-mer: ate onthe continect of a the reall eabin ‘and steerage are unequalled for 1 ‘On the news per Caledonia, prices full off a fuil Bet cont, and lhe Washingtoa’s advices, three- eighths have been readily, conowd<d, making the whole 2 5 a in gence in youth—noe- ‘with recent cases, speedily and ef- ‘creorble home, witront the attendant cares of keep mt jetters, paid, enclosing G3 Gold street Jars, please call as above. Botts Joln Hower, 01 8 B Davis, Bet Grande, Loveland, Cornet of Pine aud South st. | tive (patronage, ia working politically and p.rsonally with intense hosdlity against bim ‘The reports of tho battles of Contreras and Churu- buroo, by General Soott and bis offleers, lend, if posmbie, creased splendor to those actions. The foolish attempt ot some of the toadies or the President to detract from General Scott's bes tlh 4 asoribing all the glory of the planning and orvering of Unose actions to a subordinate, \s wt length plainly put down by the official aocuments. How short-sighted is falsehood! It is remarkable that while some of the reports aboun in the use of the first personal pronoun. iu others, such as thoevof Worth and Smith, ic isscarcely used at ull. The greenest leureis‘wili be withered by the heat of sel!- e>tewm; while moucs'y, like the dew of heaven, clothes them wish fresh verdure and lends to their leaves a deit- eate and real perfume. GaLViENals. Wasurnason, Nov, 18, 1847, tema Edwin Croswell is here, and wo understand a hunker paper is at the bottom of his visit. Gen. Daff Green is about to establish a Calhoun pa- per, a8 we further understand. Hunkersand barnburuers, whigs, abolitionists, slave- holders, annexacion, defensive ljav, Wilmot proviso, and no territory meu, we shill bave a great time of it. PLook, thun, ut the next presidency, at the old age of Louis Philippe, at the attaire in Switseriand, st the con- divion of italy.at the semine in Ireland, the crisis in England, anv .he appearance of the choiera,who is now apon his waik over te worldeg:in, and we have enough to startle from his sleep even the drowsieat RIP VAN WINKLE, Bautimons, Nov. 15, 1847. The Death of Captain Walker—The Birch Jury Dise charged. The news of the death of Capt. Welier bas caused quite a gloom in our city, as he was here well end ini!- mately kuowa by moa! of our oitizeus, He recruited a large portion of his mea here, and won upon the hearts of all by his modest and gentlemanly deportment. The trialcf Wm. 8. Bireu, whieh occupied the court for ten days, closed on Saturday morving by toe jury returning into court, after au absenow of sixiy (« urs, without eee Sbie to agree on OB verdict, Au order wes immediately lesuedfor # large number of taie-men to te in Attendance this morning, when the whole triwi will b» goue Over with. The jury stood, on baring the box, vigacror o uviction sud four for acquittal. Uae of the latter gpenly declared that he wc uid not,on any con i- tion, find hie next door neighbor guilty, as he would “ never be able to look bim im the face ugain.”’ It is to be hoped that fotelligent jurors, without eumity or rie: d- ship fur the accured,wiil be + mpannvlled to-duy,end that he may have a fair end imparcal trial, Putrpetenia, Nov 16 ‘The directors of the Girard College formuily from the Building Committee, on Saturday the keys of the college edifices, and have thie = given notice that the opening will take place « of January. Applications for the admission 01 .:yuau are to bereceived after the lst of December, preference given first to those born in the city of Philadelphia; se- cond, to those born in the State of Pennsylvania; third, to those born inthe city of New York, and lastly, to those born in the city of New Orleans. The application isto be in the following form: — To the Direciors of the Girard College fur Orphans:— _ Phe uvdersy of having duty covsuered the information g.ven vy the directors of the Gs ard Col eve for Orphaus, to those who ma, desire to, place pour white male oiphar eh dren therein, nereby evplies for che adm: 1 8a 19 the college, he being a phan, between the ages ot six and ten ) signed, in uh eral que tions to appended urate stavement of farts, thet those answers inay be cousice:ed as il they were at man's mave herein , Questions. 1. Whatis the mame ot she por white male orphan, for whose aomussicn is tote Girard Collexe the above app:ica- Wouis made? [state the nag e iv vull 2. When washe boru? (State the day, month aud year.) 3. Where wa born 4, What wi et "S. Is his mother living, and if abe is, whet is her name, and where does ahe reside nd Is he sound in mind and body,and what diseases has be is father’s name, and when and where did be iad 7 What has been his genera! mors} condue.? & Has he had any edacetion? 9 iias he manste,ted avy ive uation, preference or taste for oy, particular trade, occupation rand 10, Are there any pecuniary means at the disposal of his mother, or other person, for his mamtenancs neario. IL. By whom, or om what means has he been mamtained by who applies poor white male orphan ch ld are iprpbane ar be indentured to the diceotors of the College, by the guardians of the yr of Phiiadelphia Soanty, the terms of whioh they ate to be beuud person in Pennsyl:unia, to learn some occupation. ‘The President of the College aod other officers and teachers are to be aeleotad by the Board of Directors, on the 16th of December next. The number of orphans to he Gimitted will be limited according to the income from the funds appropriated for its support The a: pliontions feom this city aud the State of Pennayly ‘will no doubt excred the number that con be admitted, no that it fs not likely that the orphans of New York or New Orleans will be benefitted by the institution ‘A marrird ledy. living in Seyamore street, committed tulclde yesterday, In consequence cf domestic af.o- tions Tho Southwark polloe made a nomber of arresta yes terday, from among th» disoraerly boys that usually congregate at the variouy corners, The activity of the officers bas been locreamd in consequence of the recent wurder bat distriot; if they conti with ow ey. the riotous proceedi belf-grown boys weu'd soon he quelled. ales Of Sto t Nov, 15 —=400 Ber uylici! Kilroad 28» 5 18 Gi #0 Union AVTRR Sa. Keudio Com be 1000 do. 'do, 102%: chante's Bark, 1000 ateadg Ms 6 Bow ak, 88 Fy 70. 20 Benuybill Navayetion, 6s, 63, ORS; 1000 fe pn lag ins iy 45 1000 County bs, 84; 700m Becoxn Boann=450 State Ss, 724: 1 i i ic 80S reagary Nove, tbc, and doc eon 1. 9-—200 7214; dud do, 72 os 16 ay “ty + | Peon Bast, 04; 1 90 960860 i079 Bate 3a TG