The New York Herald Newspaper, September 26, 1853, Page 2

BELIEP FOR THE PRINTERS OF NEW ORLEANS. ‘What their Brother Printers of New York are Dsing fer them. A meeting of the printers of New York was held on Satarday night | st, at Tammany Hall, to devise pecans for the relief of the members of their profes- tion who bave suffered or who are still suffering fom the ravages of the yellow fever in New Orleans. Toe Taortality aniong the printers in that ill-fated city has been as great if not greater tham among any other class of workmen. In several offices more than one- half the hands h«ve died, and the expense incurred by attendance w the sick, or in the performance of the last sad offices for the dead, has beea s@ heavy, shat the Typographical Association of New Orleans has already expeuded all its funds, and is now, we understand, indebted to a considerable amount. In this emergency the printers of New York have gemerously come for ward to coniribate a portion of their mvans for the relief of theirbrothers in affliction. This movement ig most creditable and praiseworthy, from the fact that their assistance was no! solicited by the society. We hope that others will contribute towards this be nevolent object, and that the printers will not be lef, alone in their exertions. The meeting was called to order about eight o'clock, and Mr. Thomas N. Rooker appointed chair- main, Mr. Letlingwell officiating as secretary. When the meeting was organized, the President said he understood there were some gentlemen present who had received !ettera from, New Orleans, descriving the condition of the printers in that city, and ex- pressed the bupe that they would be read. Mr. Tuomas then read the following extracts:— New ORLKANS, Sept. 8, 1563 ‘You Rave I know, ere this, heard something of our loss by the sw/«! soourge that is now amongst us, du: im cas@ you have not heard all, or nearly so [ wil you some isems that may have bees overlooked by yo advisers. I doa’s know whether yeu have any curr pondeat or not. Well, about tie first taken was S.H. Purnell; thea {nreel Gibboos, bis wife and pea yee by-the by, has had @ very hard time of it, and is down again; than A Camapbeil, of the Crescent; them Little Mcol.+aa, of ‘the Bee; them a young man named Ryan, of tae Picayune ob cfice; mext your humble servant. @a Thureday, Aug. 1, wen o see Gibdons, and procured him @ ou se aud om the mezxt dey was taken down; lay for ten days, aad come very meer (te use & Gommon-place saying) ‘‘pegging out;” but, thank God, through the never tiring | attention of @ wife, I am up recovering as fast | as possible, Next in order, Jno. M. Taylor, of the Jrue Delta, an@ then Jno. Power, of the Delia, who died afier He was indeed a suiferer; law, thea he weat, thea his | 4 next his wie, or widew, more’ properly. ly beem swept away in the apace of ye; nor is this an isolated case, Man; timilar. Next, Dan Byerly then H Tiadaie, Baiph Keily, of the Delia; Tom Moo: a the first to be taken;) Mark L Moore, Oneaby, of the True Delia; T J. Stevie; ‘Sheridan, of the Crescent; (you understand ths taliaa—he i- no more.) Tebo, also, whe is yet rather W Stoddard, of the Crescent; thea Mulion Crescent; then J B Fost. of the Delia, j then HE. Brady, who was ef the Deita; T. McElroy, of the ere may have been one or two more died, Téea’s recoikct; amd, im fact, lam im just | @¢ mind that I don’t hardly know what to | you will perceive, | am on the Retief Commiitoe, we our hands full, I assure yeu. There are now sick, needing simost hourly attention, Dennis, of she Prices Current; H. A. Glass, Jona | Silver, ef the Delta; W. RK Skelton, of the same; W. L. Of the Ficuyune, te mention among the recovered W.H Adams, B 3 Bel. Hater, Bee; A.C, Weaver, Lafayette; andi | have just hours that Mougean is dows, whose wife has | Just recovered frum it. 3B. | New Orteans, Aug. 21, 1863, ‘There is but one subject om which to write at present, | d that is the sssorbicg topic of taought aad speech—| the epidemic. It cocuples every one’s | word is im every Ome’s mouth. and it forms the of conversation. It comtimues with increased ‘and vigor, and its devastation is traly appalling. is mest @ friend or acquaintance without ef the death or sickness of some one you ‘The old and young, the accii- are alike visited by che ‘ell | of this came withia my know- seareeg. 18 the of am old Creole woman ing—the ene who, if you recollect, I told you | mo in case I was taton sick; C. knows her | during every ezidemic for the | earr, and now at Inst is taken dowa. stand, have occured. Every atreets is completely covered | dead to thelr last restag place. | counted yesterday twelve funeral notices cruameatias yh post im front of the Crescent office, ali of eon posted withia two hors. fais ts an tne end want it hss ae a pestilence; many only taree have died, tre the Assosiation. Tast the @ great measure be attribu- the Usion st iis last moet- committes, through whose | and attention much saf- and, no deabt, many lives 2 m 2 £ if zi i f E zt 3 # i i G i j aE pi et fe i & Qk i i et Ss Lj i it i i iif i we have incurred expenses in providing for the sisk and is completely exbaust- little assistance f: rom the Northern cities, would i , and would emsbie us te our exerticns and administer to the wants of . The fotewing is a list of thone who have been and are new sick They were taken in ths order enumer- ated :—Moere foreman of Delia, Mark Mere, (reezvered); | ‘Bryan. (convalescent); Gibbous, Puc: | Ber (etl alek); Morsison, | ; Tisdale, (recovered); ck); Powera, (dead); dead); Tebo, Glass (stilt lek Besides these Van Horn, mail clerk in Crescent offics, is g f i r Ht He fer I 33 f i : 3 3 i cf 5 ge H 8 § é dead. Campbell’s wife is dead, and Bushaoil’s wife is dead. Oraite, formerty barkesper at Simpson’s, is also | dead. Livimgston’s daughter bas had the fever, | but ts cow well. The Relief Committee of our Union have had their hands fail in atvending om the rick ; their duties have beom arcuons, and much praise is due them for the faith- i manne ia whieh they have fulfilled the trust con- to them. The same remarks will apy Seek Vemmm have been #2 jt 3 E | wig of noble and puzely phuaathropio within my observation, but la fill this sheet to the exciasion of may prove more interesting to you, but little space left kind is almost suspencea. Mer. | 4, and other occapitions, close at of flour, sugar, Ac. kc, conse | P.M,each day. Magazine, Tehoupi- | Poydras strests, usually ‘the most im the city, are now com- . Many of the stores are entirely closed In the printing line, of coarse, there is | Several of the job offices have closed. | ‘The matter on the papers has been considerasly reduced, gertly im comeequenee of the scarcity of hands. For two | ou the Bullets, during this week, tnere were bat compesiters besides Patterson, the foreman, woo | to take acase. The Crescent ha: also been handed ; te day, Sunday, they commenced como: wition with thred bards. The Pic. and other papers have algo been short handed, but not to such au extent. ou will @md statistics of the mortality in this fe the months of July and Angust, up to date ef your acquaimtances among the printers whoare not saamerated on the preceding pags you may consider ‘at the presen writing, for in these uacer- 9 ne telling whore turn it is next, i : tee ii; ut if b 5 i a 2 a i ; fr j i ofl gS New Onizas, Sept. 7, 1853. I do not know what you have heard in regard te the horrers of the yellow fever’s doings here, bu: if acy gentleman has in inventing gad bed i ray to e.ceed the true state of affairs he car: ‘alaly pat bimeelf to annecessary trouble, for there sre cortetnly few rane mem sbroad who would give fall cre | dence to the naked truth. | shail, before closing this letter, cut s tabular statement from the Delia, which, ving the correct number of deaths sinos the ‘ Patrick's burying ground ug many days while the diseases was ite heaviest work,) will serve you bet- ter than any description | could , bad I the leisure ateong' The typographical craft have auifered at Here iss list of the mortality so tar »—COreroent—Thomas fairey Milton Arthur, printers ; Crenmebaq, editor ; Vam Horn, clerk /elia—Johm Powers, Jeoob Yost, 0. G. Onatley, —— Pass, C. Brady, (preas- mea,) Dr. Nort Dr. Wharton, —— Gibvon, editors. € aman, Several of the print ors have lost some of their family ; some, all. Joan Power frst lost hia mother in-law, thea diel, sad since then his wife and brother have followed. many instances where whole families of (re high Lyd 4 have been swept olf iaa s horrible dream. Many seck some rest=bat, perha; paraphernalia of death im ve I seem three and four eoffies, fro the streeta at all hours, for the Appointed one of the Relief Committes, aud have as much ef my time as possible to the discharge its duties, 1 believe the committee has given gemeral Lay ip are some grumblers all comeiences is Committee's | mean) are clear on ve had between thirty ire and forty are convalescent except the lint I yave buried. Wks | foregoing extracta were read; Mr, 81046 moved that a committee of five be ap- qained to take up a collection in this city for the re- the of Now Orleans. was adopted with an amendment in | rearing Abe number to ten. | LOAN them made a few appropriate remarks ‘to do their ntmo: He believ pny Sod, five handred dollars could be collected in this city among the with reatest ease. : Tho wing were appolated on the conmitiee ah Wai es | members of the profession eat, of the . Ke Sterreotyps. Hill of the Bible House. Mr. Boyce, of the uéthodist Boek Oonoere. a ee read the following liberal offer ro) . T. C. Faulkner:— - ad Satvapay Evaro, Sept. 23 MR. CHAmaan—In additdon to any demensteation thet may be made this eveuing | beg to say thet I have made arrangements for an entertatament for the benedt of the anffexers by the fever in New Orleans who sre comnested with the artoting interest Mr. Burton has hisdly tea- deved the use of bis sew and splendid Lyceam tor the purpose, without charge, The costumes aed music bave ‘een aleo gratuitously contributed by Mesars Sey- mour and Greenup, the printing will be pa‘d for by those engaged in the euterteiament. and the eatire proceeds resulting from the same will be hended ever without acy deduciion whatever. The evening of Jaturday October 1, is fixed for the occasion. Respectfalty submitted. T. 0. FAULKNER, When he had read the foregoing. tie Prusipsnr stated that be had received $10 froma gentleman for the charitable por; for which they met. On motion, the fcllowing gentlemen were appointed & committee of finance to receive and f New Orleans all the contributions made: — 'T. N. Roowar, of the Tritune. M F Gaus, of the Times Jo. Kurt, of the Herald, Mr. Thomas Pigg @47 50 from the printers employed on the Times, and Mr. Dack handed in $50 from those on the Herald. A vote of thanks was given to Mr. Faulkner and the other members of the amateur company, for the generous manner in which they volunteered to con- tribute the entire proceeds of an evening’s entertain- ae the relief of the suffering printers in New leans. Mr. Cousury expressed the hope that the printers | would take an active part in this matter, and that they would see that the house was well filled on the evening of the performance, Saturday next. ‘The President announced the receipt of a dozation of $14 50 from the printers re in T. B. Smith's office, and of $5 from Richard D. Marshall. Mr. Surru, of the Mercury, hoped that the public would be solicited to contribute towards the object of the meeting. At this stage of the proceedings the followiag bill — handed in from the proprietor of Tammany Hall:— Printers’ Socrstr To Tawmany Hatt, Dr. To useyof room NO. 4......sseceesereseeee The bill was ordered to be paid immediately. A motion was adopted aga 4 the oni of ten to pare an address to the le of New York, Pe for assistance. sig The meeting then adjourned. ADDRESS TO THE NEW YORK °RINTERS. ae following is the address prepared by the com- mittee:— The undersigned, a committee appointed at a meeting cailed for the purpose of devising means whereby to re- lieve the neceesideu of the printers of the city of New Orleans, respectfully. yet coafidently, appeal to the printers of New York, and their fellow-mechanics gen rally, to aid in succesfully carrying out the objects co: ‘templeted in their appolotment. Noone class of the community in that ill-fated city have to lament greater inroads upon their number than the printers; and {t has frequently happened that he who today eet the type which announced the deaths his fellow-citizens, has to morrow had the same sad office performed for himself by the one who yesterday worked at his side. Many and mournful are the cases of sorrow and suffering a our fellow craftsmen, the tidings of which have react our ears; much has been done to alleviate it by the Typezra- phical Union of that city; but their treasury is exhaus% and upon us, who are enjoying the blessings of health an prosperity, devolves the duty of caring for.our less fortu- Bate brothers sed friends. Full o1 th of their num- ber hss been carried off by the dreadfal scourge, aud wany now lie upon beds of snguish aad distress To alleviate this distress, and to previde suitably for those unabie to work from tne effects of sickness, is the m tive which ectuates us in callicg upon you for aid, and we trust that the call will be promptly and liberally reapond- ed to. Those who wish to contribute for this purpose can send their donations to either of the under: committee, by whom they will be thaukfully received and BOOKER, Tribune office. R. D. DACK Hera'd office. JN. KENT, 216 Wiliam street. O, B TAPPAN, Courier effice, J. A. SMITH, Samdsy Mercary, M. F GALE Tunes office. J.P WOIDBUBY. 17 Dutch street. T. W. ROWAN, 256 William street. J, D. BOYCE, Meth. B’k Concern. J. HILL, Bible House. New York, Sept. 24, 1963 THE NEW ORLEANS RELIEF COMMITTEE. | The following is the Relief Committee of the New Orleans Typographical Union :— | publicly acknowledged. A H McCaffrey. W. R. Skelton. H. J. Stansbury. 1. P. MoCeaa. A. W. Browertam. JM Lavlor Gerard Stith . G. Tr. $ D. Byerly. L. Graham. J. Beggs. ae of these, at the last accounts, were lying sick | of the fever. | B pote Intelligence. 5 A Charge o ing C .—Officer May- nard, of the Firth ward, py thar pore scromed | James Collins, captain of the schooner called Marths Ccllins, om & charge of patstng counterfeit bank bills in ‘ment for purchased of Patrick Stevens, of No. pedis seus tna actcaneey inapovene pestanel omen same street. ecoms, oome articles cf cutlery, and in pay ment paised countarfolt $5 billem the Fall River . the person of the Prltoner, when taken to the station house, was found 202 im good money, and $136 im counterfeit and altered of four $10 bills om the Bank of New bank bills, consis! Trenton Banking Company, New Jersey. Tne accused was | taken before Justice O.born, who eommitted him to the | ‘Tembs for exemination. An Alleged Rioter.--The police of the Fifteenth ward | om Saturdsy arrested a young man, named Thomas Lock- wood ona — of betog concerced with others in the | attack and as-ault made on Hove Company No 4%, at the Wasbicgton Parade Grouod, on the 21st instant. | Offieer Davis took the accused before Justice Stuart, who “wflleged Peyury —Otiwer Moore, of the Stcvad ward, vt "erjury —Offieer 2, of 11 yesterday arrested a man named Jose P. do, on & eharge of having committed porjary, vy swearing in the Supreme Court, ia s suit pending ween Mr. Cassard Silva Against the Jatver a judgment was ob- Silva to bail, and Mr. tained, and, for the purpose of sdmittin Delgai ‘alleged to have sworn that he was worth $13, and that hia property consisted of segars im bend then in the Custom House, On this fact, Mr. Delgardo was considered good, and was admitted bail for | Silva. Stzce then, however, Siva has left, and now it “appears that Deigardo was not possessed of the amount ofj property ss sworn to by him; that in- stead of thousands, be had but « few hundred dollars worth of proper'y ia the Custum House, and further that he was insolvent at the ‘ime the bail was given. Justice Stuart committed him for examization. A we Counterfeiter Arrested —Officers Elder and lord on Seturpay last arrested a man, calling himself Hersce Wilson, ba @ requisition from the authorities of Bostom, where he stands charged with pasming coun- terfeit meney. The prisoner was taken fore Justice Stuart, who detained nim until this day, whem he will | be conveyed back to Beston to answer cK Arret of a Burglar —Officer favelin, of the ward, om Saturday arrested a man, named Terrence Cooke, on acharge of burglariously entering the oyster saloon kept by Willitm Bennett, at No. 262 Camal street, on the night 0! the 23d instant, ‘and stealing therefrom a watch andchain. The premises were entered by forcing open aside door. The property was found in the possession ef Cooke, and the magistrate, Justice McGrath, com- mitted him to prison for trial. ‘The accused says be is a laborer, an@ worked on the Collins steam-hips. ‘Arrat of More Counterfciters.—Officer Crogan, of the | Righteeeth ward, on Saturday arrested two mea, named | Jobn Meban snd Thomas Foster, on a charge of ‘passing | & counterfeit $5 bill, purporting to be genuine, on the Fell River Bauk, Massachusetts. The bill was passed to Joins D Smith’ grocer of No, 376 Fourth avenue, in payment for some articles of groceries On the per- son of Mekan the polica found several other counterfeit Dills of the came issue. The prisoners were taken before Justice Stuart, who committed them both to prison to awai trial. This spurious money {sno doubt manufac tared in Canada, and forwarded to their agents in tais elty, who sell it out to the persons who hazard the pass- ing of it. = & | Firemen’s Muster at Natick—Row and Des- traction of Property. (From the Boston Bee Sept. 24.) The parade end muster of the firemen at Natick came off yesterday, according to programmejin part, and partly not. At tep o’clock & procession was formed, numberi twenty companies, from various towns, which marc! through the village under the marshalship gr Wil- a it wore ton, The line procented s fine sppearance. I several bands of music. The gay uniforms of and the bright colors of the eagines. in their decorations added much to increase the general effect. The trial of engines took piace, and the awarding of prizes ied to much dissatisfaction. ‘The procession was reformed shortly before threo o’elock, and proceeded to Yale’s mammoth tent, where « dinner was in waiting. The soece a few minutes a! | ‘the arrival of the firemen was disgraceful to the utmost it seems that plates had been bargained and laid for 800 persons, The number of fremen was greater than was expected, there being something more than 1 300. The compeny rushed into, and completely packed the tables, quantit, of fe as @ matter of course, wan short. toon ton of them, . This was Soom after, the company, or a por wed bj suis naothen exvcaonp, knives, &c. From follo: 0 A this the Bremen to demolish food at one the tables, till neither a whole piece remained, either of table or croekery. The mobocratic amd rowdy spirit was not con- tent with this wantoa destruction of property, but pro | esceded outside the tent, amd very soon ruthiessly de- | moliahed that also. pulling it down, tearing . We learn that It war (-naged between $200 and $500. It was in theextreme, Ts) nuster thus ended ine row, anda | peer mg of props: 7 eqaally malicious, wil..i and un- Justifiable Gen, Wilaon and bin side ondaarored a)! in tasir power | to duporees the rowdyiam, bat to me purpere = Heveral of the companies ale siete’ bim, but wotuicg eculd vay | tho vandal demonstiation Mr. Yale's largest «ocd pent and was to have been rem ved to day, tv ilford, N, He | | The whale proce: ig was outrageous pnd disgrace’al | Our Rhode Island Correspend moc. Dewrect, Spt. 2, 1853, Legidlative Proceedings —Conaticution ul Convention—Is Gow erner Dorr to le Chief Sustece? Our Stete Legisl tare comm:noed it 3+pt mber seasion om Tuesday, and afters tetious ani anxo1s time ad- jourped to-day to meet, according to law. in October. When this season was fixed wyon in Jun> it was thought ‘that its services would be needed to perfect in some way the proceedings of the conventivn to revise the coustita- tion of the State, the call for which was issued st that time, But the people ia the meantime suw fit to vote down the convention project, ami when the Assembly come tegether it was seen that the extra session wat likely to prove a decided bore. The majority, mowever’ notwithstanding the discouragements experienced, pio ccoeded immediately to the work before th promptly passed a resolution declaring that the constitu. tion of the state ought to be revised wo far as tion of registry tax ia concerned This m ar prove a popular one wit peoole generally througn. ‘Out the State and would have been done long ago, if tae ould bave got at it. re olaticn was followed by a dill providing for the calling of a convection to revise the constitution, the convention to propose an article or articles to form « | part of the existing constitution of this Siate in relation ‘to the abolition of the tax required to enable registered voters to exercise the right of suffrage Every male citizen of the United States of the of tweaty one qisreaed upwards, who has been an inhabitaat of this ‘tate for the period of one year preceding the election of is authorized to vote in said lection. om, This WAs pro ,0#ed too late to be acted upon at this seasiom, and it was tuer-fore ordered to be prinved, and the com-deration of it postponed to the next session. The House & recolation decla the places of the Judges of the Supreme Court vacant after tho first Menday in October, This messure was commenced in June, and f rmed an important featare ip the procsediags of the Assembly at this time, The democratic majority in the House de ire to remove the present incumbents ia order te make Gov Dorr Chief Justice and passed the terclation with the greatest cave: but the Senate atopped the prociediogs, as it did m Juae, upon this potat, aud the court remains unchange for a time longer. Tae ection of the democrats in the Senate wo have detested the elevation of Mr. Dorr, has created mucn bitterae:. the party, and may lead toe ‘harmonious’ disamion tween this snd election time between the huakers qi bave secured all the spoils incident to the presidentia victory, ard the young Cemocracy, w' nothing but premises for their pains den ceratic field. At any rate, the friends of Mr Dorr e as ‘mad as March hares’ at the turm which matters taken; but wether their madaess will lead them to aa snything rational at the spring election remains to seen. The Providerce Boot and Shoe Company, the pos ea- siofi of whose charter had passed into the hauds of car- tan parties intererted in the G:odyear Padia rubber patent, got its ,erition through the Senate at this ses sion, and is now empowered to increswse its cspital te a million and» half of doliais. This consolidatioa of capi- tal, on the part of those who now own the patent, will give them great advanteses over competitors when the pid ‘Ueges which they now enjoy under the patent shall ve pareed aaay. After much debate the Assemb'y leaned to the side of meroy, and granted the petition of Anna E Snow, for the liberation of ber husband, Albert W. Snow, the dsfault- ing or embezz/ing cashier of the Mechanics’ and Manu- facturers’ Bank of Provi Mr, Saow was senteaced lust December to the State prisom upon one of ten im dictments against him for usiag some $80,000 of the funds of the bask unbeknown to the direetors. Newport is ube acme of dullness just now, bly the proceedings of the Assembly have measure of the surrounding stupidity. ra m inclined to think the members of the Asemoly will not come to Newport in September ina hurry after this, W. W.S. Destructivs Fires 1* Banaor.—A despatch dated Bangor, September 23, aeys :—A destructive fice occurred last night, at tweive e’cleck which cestroyed Veazie’s mills The lower block of the mills contained fourteen saws, and it is suoposed the fire took from the off saw, while worknem entirely cousumed. Vearie, ard were valued at $30,000, upom which taere was noinsurence They had beea insured at the Hart- ford offices for $20,000, but the policy expired some weeks since. ADVANCE IN TEE Prick OF NatLs.—The mannu- consequence «f the high prices of metal and labor the; have advanced the price of nails at wholesale to the foi- lowing prices. delivered on board of vessels at that ci 10d. and larger sized nails, $4 25; 84. and 94., $4 50; and 7d, $5: 6d., $5 25; 4d , $5 60; 3d., $6 50, ed FINANGIAL AND C@MMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sunpar, Sept. 25—6 P. M. The tendency of prices during the past week has been upwards, and im some of the fancies quite an improve- ment bas been realized. Speculation has been active, and the bulls have had things almost entirely their own way. The bears have freely put out contracts both om buyers’ ard sejlers’ option, and the excitement at times has been intense. The most important movement of the week in the street was the declaration of « dividead by surprised at this gonouncement, for it has been talkel about some time, The party in power are too heavy holders of stock to lose the favorable influence of auch an act, but the effect has not been so beneficial as anti- clpated, The treasurer and his friends are too deeply interested in contracts about maturing to dispense When the dividend was announced the market value ef the stock was eighty seven per cent, now it is less than eighty-four, dividend on, showing a de- cline of three per cent, It is reported in | the street that the treasurer’s clique held upwards | of forty thousand shares, which bave cost ninety per this quantity without submitting to mest ruinous saer!- fices. The fimancial statement which accompanied the declaration of a dividend puts down the floating debt at $2,170,000, and figures up the interest for seven months on $1,450,000, and for three menths om $720,000, In the report published by the late President, Benjamin Loder, it appears that om the 10th of March last, the floating debt smounted te $3 261,703 31, er $1,191,701 31 mere | than the amount acknowledged om the 224 ef September. | Every one knows that not a dollar of the company’s float- ing debt has been paid for it is not denied that notes om dorred by several of the direstors have beem discounted in the street. The interest om the floating debt not re- | ported for nine menthis, amounts to $62,503 72. This, ta- | ken from the reperted net caraings, leaves » balance of | $294,150 Clas the actual net inceme fer nine months, | or less tham three per'cent for nine months. Thi! is the most favorable view ef the matter tha’ ean be taken, and the financial condition of the company isprebably as sound now as itever will be again. It is | nothing more, even with tnis exhibit, than a three per cent stcek, and we deubs if even that moderate rate will points, Regular operaters in the street will not touch it, and ro cne appears to have any confidence init. In other faxcies there is nothing new. Considerable appre- hention exists ameng the shrewdest capitalists relative to the future complexion of the money market, and there are certainly sufiicient csuses ior the worst fears. The banks are moving cautiously, and only loaning on calls with the most undoubted security, Private capital- inte will culy loam on eall, and the impression is daily be: coming stronger that we sbali have a regular stampede among faney stocks, and stringent times generally. Last week there was redeemed at the United States Treasury twe hundred and seventeen thonsand three hundred and fifty-eight dollars ($217,368) of Government Sizes, ; There was quite am active outward movement in specie from this port last week, as will be seen by the annexed statement :— SinrMents oy Sracre rnow Tire Port or New York, Sept. 40—Brig Bolivar to Ceuidad. Bolivia... $12 000 00 a1 r Asis, Liverpool, Am, dollars. 130,000 00 oe “ Carolus ..... 5,000 00 “4 “ id bara. 59,000 00 Ce De ee, Bag gold. 063 00 Bk 8. F, Casanova, Puerto Cabello, specie, 7.000 00 “ “ «Am. gold. 7,000 00 234, T. Deming Rio rand, Am. gold, 6 868 54 ©” ‘Stn Franklin, Havre, gold bars........ 14.360 00 “ “ p French gold... 4 854 30 “ “ «“ Am, gold ..... 142,661 87 “ “ Fr. gold & rilver 800 00 bd “ gold ownces..., 120,613 85 Total 18th to 24th September, «$561,116 61 Previously reported.. 115,377,884 59 Total for 1853.00. 0.024+seeeeeseeese eens $15,900,001 20 The Phoenix Coal Company have passed a resolution authorizing the dizestors to issae bonds, payable in one and two years, to the holders of the stock illegaily trans- ferred or isauee, Tho finances of the commonwealth of Pennylvania are stated by the cashier of the Treasury department as fol- lows:— Tn 1861 the public debt stood...... Stnoe added for North Branch Canal. Tetal..... ersersvesse $41,182 Reduced since 1461 by Making Fund, ke, Ol 610 | Progent public fanded debt......... $40,288,723 | (The six per cont debt, outstanding in 195i, has been converted into a five per comt stock, saving $20,000 a year in interest. We have been furnished by the Stale Eaginser with the onnexed list of railroad corporations of this Siate | and the length in mafles, as far as can boasctrigiael from | the records of bi olen facturers of nails at Wheeling have given notice that im | cent downwards. It will be very difficult te get rid of | Bamzoase w Tus Gram oF Naw Your —1666, The smount exveniied cn al of the rail- roads commenced or comploved to this Cate. is estimated at. ... . And the cost of completing th Ns. Roads Yhinmi’s, Nms, Roads Lgi'hin ml’ Albany avd Sehocta’y. 17 N Y. and 4. Rocheile. Aid, and W Stockbd’g. 4844 N Y.antTroy .. Alb and Northern . 32 N Y, and Wostera, Alb and Susqachasama.140 = Northera .... N. Fallsaud L Oatarto Alb. and Serat Alb, andSar. Springs. 26 N. Falls, B aad N.Y, Att. and align’y Vi'y.. 74 Niagara River, ..... Beck R and Utios..100 Osw,Nor aad Kastera Black River... 16 — Onwego and Syraca: Buff and Alln’y Vi'y..125 Ogd., Clay’n aad Row: B arg a0 25 ttse’gend Montreal 23 Buff and N.Y City., 91 Pottedam and W’ as Buff and Rochester Renas’ir and iaratoga 26 16 Buff Corning and N.Y 135 * R, L’port and N fails 75 Buff and N Falls... 22 R’ohester and S’ause. 104 R. and Geneces Valley .. R. ana Lake Qatari Hudson River,......+ Hadson and Borkshire. 813, LonsirgburgandTioy. 6 Long Ir 96 Lebanon 22% Lake Ont.Auo andN.¥ 73 Mohawk Vailey. 50 New York City. U. and Sohomectady... 78 Union RR... 1 Watertown and Rome. 96 W'hall and Plattabarg .. New York and Erie, ..450 N.Y and E brauches 36 N. York and N Haven 61 N.Y. and Harlem... 180 Those named without distances are principaliy in course of construction. It will be seem that railroads are rapidly increasing in this State, aud one of these da; competition will seriously impair the productiveness of all. The annexed statement exRibits the quaatity and value of articles, other than dry goods, imported into this port during the week onding and including Friday, Sep. tember 24, 1863 :— ComMxRC# OF THR PorT or New YorK—Vatur or Iuporrs, Value 5 2, froa, tons 953 155 817 6,185 Hoopdo., pba 23685 9996 aor do., tons 8110 49,778 R’d do., bars 18,333 pkgs...2 432 38 per. 9626 Paper hang’s. 20 1,003 Papier mache, 4 31901 Port a7 the Exie Railroad Company. No one in the street was | Ccooe: with spything caloulsted to give the stock a lift. | Glass: | 079 Barr ee 940 18S | Burgical. . 1 ‘491 For Crystal P. 97 22,338 «» 178 16,037 Other imperte 43 779 Value of merchandise pat on market im week ending inh! ME, co catsvictasss ++ $2,254,896 | Do. dry goods 4 +» $6,821,672 eee 7,941,859 Total. .ssesererecsreseeesseeeess «+e -$13, 768,031 The most important items of imports during the week ‘were as follows :—Ooflee, $84,307 ; earthenware, $35,419 ; furs, $40,180 ; undressed skins, $65,884 ; copper, $73,319; iron, $165 877 ; pig fron, $49,778 ; railroad iron, $153,604 ; euttlery, $60,228 ; hardware, $48,640 ; lead, $46,484 ; tin, $133,482 ; suger, $118,248 ; watehes, $100,113 ; wool, $83,019. The aggregate value of imports last week was large, equal te any previous week di the present year. The total for the month will be upwards of seven: een millions, against feurteem millions for the corres: pondirg month last year. be earned another year, Crystal Palace has fluctuated s | CITY TRADE REPORP. good dea) during the past week, and has touched vary low | Surunpar, Sept. 24—GP, M. Rreapetovs —Fiour did not vary mueh in either de- mand or value. sour at $5 561, a $5 75. superfine Ne. 2 at $5 87 : mixed to fancy Weatern at $6 26 a $6 43%; and commen to goed Ouie, at ordini 10 choice State, 96 26 a 36 50: fancy Genesee and Ohio at $6 43% a $6 5634; extra Wostern at $6 50 a $7, and extra Genesee at $6 5003725. Cansdian was at $6 75 a $681 por bbl Southern ruled abeut the came. The sales in- cluded 1200 bbls, at $650 a $6 683{ for mixed to ; $6 68% = $6 87%, for favorite, and $6 87% 9 $7 25 jor farcy per bdl. Rye Sour was not of mor 94 1234 = 94 28 for fine. and $4873; @ $5 fo bbl Cornmeal unebanged. Wheat wes 5 yt on | the advance; the operations eomprised 12 800 bushel: | ordinary to prisne Genesee white, at $1 47 9 $1 5214; 17. {£0 inferior to choice Wastern do. at $136 a $1 45; and a lot Southern red, to a-rive, om privave terms. Rye was umettled; we heard that 5,000 bushels were obtal sed at 91c., while most factors were saking 2c. a Vic, bushel. State end Western oats were in good demand at 47ie @ 49350. ver bunhel. Barley was seglested. Corn roomed rather dall aed eheaper; the traczactions were covfined to 20.00 bushels, at 70¢ a» 808, for unsound; 80¢. | a8lo for round white and yellow; 603¢0. a 8130. fer | bushel Corron.—Salon of 1,200 balen were eifocted to day at previeus prices. Corven.-'The sales wore limited to a mall parcel old government Java, at 144¢ , and another of St, Domingo, at 10c ver Ib. Fenicnts —To Liverpool rates were steady with ligh' agements Wheat was toe moderate exten at 9d, in ships’ bags, and flour at 2s. 6d ; cotton w: about {a ToGlasgow 10.000 bushels wheat were gaged at 80. in dulk. A yonsel was taken up for I at 200. for wheat and 7éc for flour. To California rat ranged from 40 & 600., and closed with x ficm tone Faerr,—Sales were made today of only 150 boxes bumeh raisins, at $2 90; 100 quarter boxes do do aj 72}4@.; 20 caves sardiacs at 650.: and 6 do citroa, at 314, ‘Hat —There have 650 bales river purchased for shipment at O6c. hig ») per 100 Ibs, Retail lets wore worth 806. 0 96e. per 100 Ibs. not offered freely under Mc. a 330, fer eld; 42 fer new, per Ib. Jron.—tome 200 tons Sooteh pig realized $37 a $37 50, usual credit, per ton, Latm —Fastern were actively sought after, at $2 per joureod. ‘th Limt.—Rockland attracted less attention, at S5c. for ¢ommon, and $1 for lump. per bbl. ‘Motarses —The sles included 200 hhds. Cuba, and 100 bbls. Tere. at private bargain. Navat Storms —Crade turpen‘ine was inanimate. A sale of 1000 bbls. spirits turpemtine was rumored at 700, per gallon, but this did not receive general credence There have been disposed of 200 bbla wr, at $3 76, 400 bbls. white rosin at $5 a $425; and 750 bols, Wilming. ton common do. at $1625 a $165 Provestons --Pork was even tens active. Tho day's caloa consiated of 600 bbls, Westerm n $15 8744 for mons, and | $12 76 » $12 574 for prime ser bbl Cutmerts were un- | The cales of included 200 bbis prime at | 11M6. w11M0 ; and a lot of greases 10% oer ld. Beef remained a4 lest noticed wore 280 bbls. pur- ovased at full prices. Onto and State bulier commanied 100 &13%e, aad 18 ¢ atic per Fair to prime chant wea salonbie a t it ib, buoyant at oke #100, per to. The day’s business embraced 12,500 | mixed Western; and Sle. = $20 for yellow Soathera, per | = shove con b | 172, 174 and THIRD, FIFTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. ———— TTENTION. — BE! P.— PROFESSOR A GEORGE ST PENMANS&I fan * ter Pronto the Indies lias Ue t =] wosinat euperiority. saloxy of ng and i or only A. From the Home Journal :—‘ We ace in the world where the art INSTRUCTION. pelsrw. ell knows as iy tan . ug 2 beautl ul vy neatlocsen mt Cry hip by Bristow write lve to twenty les- to instruction Et oy jatal Palace osm eq | ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. jway rooms & highly & bold, troe, N. B. iett documents written, READY WONBY—aF 4 CHAM $25,000 eenPvanee er basement want of baveany Ruins, om paket pes cig fer voles tiene siclotly conddonttad =? Mt OP on k SUN N OPPORTUNITY WHICH SBLDi Offered to & person im an old established Lgl rs, ester hevieg she 10 trot one Apply to C. B. HOW: Nauew rough into yoquisition. “The very heat ence will be given and required. Address, stating fall jars, (or no notice will be taken of them,) J, jon'square Post OMice, she ELFAST BANKING COMPANY, IRBLAND.-We issue drafts on this ba: k, (good im amy part of Ireland.) pryanie ‘at sight, in sums to suit, from one pound upwards, ATLOR BRUTHERS, bankers. No. 70 Wall street, corner: of Pearl. y City, that bis new ‘and evening for instruction & liveral deduction ame y = GOOD HAND.THE SUBSCRIBER RESPECT fully announe:s to the citisens of New York, Brook!, Williamsburg and ore m ere advise those whe wish to ingeeve their handwriting to bear tm mind that there is not ap ne at mnired, either more bl; superb establishment of) or more ex) ef penmanship ean be yusly, than . Goldsmith. "” showing all the ‘thone who tiee with the trackers im OOKKEEPING, & ‘bookkeeping, arithi thoroug! and eff Open ing roo! re-opened their emtiemen’s eli ‘rezoh, Latin a: 673 Broadway, opposite street, near Bi MAR BARBI¥R WOULD inform her form hours ef her attendance en which she bas the hevor of f ens, ae the French 608, aia Scnseenlng teres, plans, roadway. tin, 142 autifally got u) balancing, ontri apot avail theme! r procure ti Ives, Sont per MR ils for oractioal ag lis "he. wor! mail, 20 o Ww. J. Bi y day and ovening, olasses. in_ the ad Greek; alse ii ‘Motropolitam Hotel. ves of m eourse of pra hich are IN VILL! a J) jou uslifying them in the mo ar, Yor tho duties of the sount: the University of Pi classes in the afteran ia » in red ial 8 additio: insti AENCH LANGUACE.—MONSIEUR ET MADAME DUBOS, both Braaeeren is, ha PROFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC, ed and seoular, has decided otlon ef yor . oF eone give all information be bay to ‘hen, th hor residence, 89 White MosT or pupils and the publ she v1 ESP! Seunoetion vi erisian with a Reurs from 3 to 7to9 P.M. where she MADAME BSRBIER, No 1 Amityst., on- private house: Broadway. OTTO Mw g, has the ho: jas removed frot near Beoadwa dence aad t! Please apply at OLLER TEA@HER OF TEE to inform his patr »atinues to of his pepils. his his rosi ve lesso: ‘er further information w residence, befere 11 o’clook A. M. PHILIPPI—AFTER AN ABSENCE + years from this former patrons suming tl feet manner. hose who learn the art if they wish» it. ticula: NO. CLA’ city, announces bas ret that he ed for the OF Ti ‘a to his friends and purpose of re: te of No, S71 Broad: shis beautiful art is eons to tl in a few lesso MUSICAL in the S o'clock. Teras—In private lossons, $10. Pianos tuned rooms, 239 P.M. fal ars, in Employment ‘or further par inquire at the Studio, No. 561 Broadway, up stairs. ‘Broad D. Lat —THE STUDIO OF MESSRS. HART way, New York, ful establishers in america of @ pi ACADEMY, my th class, $5 for Good improve- for 75c. L. A. way, before GHOIX, DANCING ACADEMIES. RCO! Orange street, one of he eomm: States. fall snd winter Ladies at 234; ¢! YN. — WILSON’S DA the best soxdemies encemen' will take place eaday bildrea at4, and me Tu gentlemen at f the regular classes fc NCING ACADEXY, 108 im the United for the F the 27th. next, Se'clock, P.M, IIARRUARD’S ROOM, fourth hous baving returned instruction in di stro NO. i of he di it of pi perience ani dea vor rtisemonts, on Satu f th ‘The reg d 0} red to in 54 RAST THIRTEENTH Bi are B 24 the best re- aoity; Hy is part’ For or call at the aster 6! yunce that rent system, whieh will p1 ve. M. Private | London, sereet, atall IN SOUTH RROO f the royal aud Dorling ‘Fer partie Bouth Brooklyn, after ix TH. SMITH. KLYN. Evening an all bi jars Terms moderate. nue ~Mr. and Mrs McFARLAND hat it lon M BERERO’S DANCING ACADBMY, WO. 59 WRST Fourtecath YERRERO, Promises, t0 meet more faily the street, between Fifth and to announes completed, aber 8. Th Biath avenaes.— DUBARU.L {¥BRREKO and Ler brother, B that the enlarger: out of thelr of their ILLGROVR'S DANCING AND W$LTZING ACAD. emy, Nori Frida: rida: and fro eoupiod by classes. Wednesdays ren, (oxolusivel 3 tal oP. elacses aro eader the direction of Mre. Breo| '# quarter commences from the time th American Hot trance on Bayard from 3 te 4 te 10; ay evening. . M. LZ los. P. M.'fer gontlomen. Asse or particulars, apply as DE G. BROOK®# DANCING AND WALTZING m. Bowery, corner Ba. Ne. Bl Broome street, between pamtwes ) fro! oe of 08, when turdays for Indies’ pri- CLASSEB.. ‘ORE NEW —BROOKB’S DANCING ACA- demy, No. $61 Broome strest. A mow class for ladics and misses on Ti to6 o’clook. A class for gontiome from 7 to 1034 m o'elock P.M. Also, » day afterncon, from 834 on Wednes- MORSHE, CARRIAGES, 60. BRAUTIFUL COAL BLACK HORSE FOR SALE, at the Atlantic Stable . He Brooklyn, nd, 1 or for a gentloman’- or ‘near Hamilton nd of a very kind, docile dis; Indy's ondale GENTLEMAN WANTS & PAIR OF CARRIAGE horks, of 0 They w ing purposes: | and two road w order; alno. one 6 « e sol patil P.M. at ‘Fonth streob ye seen at tho ata! od style and acti>n,wo lgot up, ust be warranted gentle, a ferred. 1 with the Rorses, or by noto, in good running o 90, one double agona, bub lit tot of carriay o Mercor street, for ‘the southwest eor: Can ‘aor of Fifth adont sixteen ndsound. A Any one having such @ paic for sale at the St, Ni AOR SALE BELOW COsT—A FINE ROAD WauoN with shifting top entirely new: also very light op Wagon, suitable for trottiog, has besn used a fow tim Apply at KEMSEN’S Stable, Booram streot, near Fulton avenue, Brooklya. WOR SAUR— A VERY STYLISH PAIR OF horses, young, round: and kii hands high, and Fo, Sa A a half hands high, Priy No. i VERY SUPER! ad a 7 and will out an ifteem and @ » 69 Wooster street, A LOW-PRICED, DARK BRI hind on BaY half OWN MARE, tle, Sold fer 10K HORSE de person wishing perfect animal. Safficiont reasona given for selling. Apply Tat Warren itrosts bevworm ten aad feu! lock ORSR AND WAGON WANTED.-WANIED, A horse, wage kind of a wagon of giz, for the country, Price, from $10 to $190. Addross box feo koet office, Spied mot wanted, bo! the hore mutt be sound and goat Weddlen, Ady es emis of horess, oarri ser mt Ctr tad W YORK WORSE BAZAAR, NO M CROSBY rene ages, hernss, at 12 o'clock, 1» Peoprieves. D* FTS ON THE NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.— ‘e draw on this bank, payable at sight. and Smount from ome pound upwards. TAYLOR BROTH bankers, No. 76 Wail street, oorucr of Pearl, RAFTS ON IRBLAND AND ENGLAND, IN SUMS from £1 and wowards. payable at sicht, are issued the subseribere, BOW Man, GRIND EL! 6. 8 ‘street, se! a wall Tail Lane Liverpool aad Londen packet shipe sis 46 ])UREKA” GOLD SEPARATOR —THIS M a) has boon thoroughly tosted by scientife and ar ACHING load ‘ malgam supsrater: feet sq very srif‘ing power, Is mating one ton per hodr with great enue without any loss of quicksilver whatever. le, and delivered in boxes ready for ship- meal Parties interested in gold formation as to the otio sips! on, mator, and Cochran’ JUHN 8. BU: xten- ratien of the sive miners an mF ope © gureke”’ gold se) how the efficacy of the machine torha tcllowing certigsate from Dr, Chilton the calebrated 1m Dr. chemist shows how thoroughly the work isdosess I have witnessed th ‘one ton of in my mind that it rangement of machinery, for the puroose from the rook, shat I have yeb examined. Th rated upon in the sbove experiment was quality. containi ig about dve dollars worth of ton, 01 90 perfectly separation effected, th Peotlested during the ere onrefull: analy d found to contaia only raing of gold to the bushel, or 100 pounds, while neta 0 of mercury was detscted in the waste. Janes 8. Curon, M. D., Chemist, Aug. 90, 183 xed certificate from Geners! William Norris, Kocineer on the Chagros Division of the Paaama ry par! New Yore, ‘The Rail jeman extensively known as La eng ing in Central America, and adopted arte crusher and the’ “ separator for his mi machine. Mosars. John 8. Bi further proves the @! , August 1, 1353. _Thave eiamined New Yor«, daily operati I superintended o ator, which effects first carefully examined and fo average of gold. was passed through the m: which of- fectually aya complozely took up all the gold; for T submai- ‘of there * tai to Dr. Kent, fr assay, wi reported * he could find no trace of gold therein.” is faot is sufficient te establish your * Kureke”’ gold se— arator known. Your obe- parator as the only jent servant, very respectfully, ‘The following letter is from » well ‘WiiuiaM Noruis. miner in the go! of Virgini D. tay known aad ex, ing the best amalgamator I have ever aeed or seo, der it quite durable and not at all liable te got out of order. Yours,respectfully, WiuitaM Buaziuy. ‘The following is from H. Sohoonwaker, iq . of she Dorm Mining Company, South Carolina who has adopted theew machines for use at the Dorn Mines:— New Yorx, July 6, 1853. ving Fe00: Messrs John 8, Bussing & Co —dente— Having recently worked fifty bi old bearing ere, weighing about tom thousand poun ‘ough your gold amaleamater, I take rigold reasising in the fe analysis, being ton fa the tallincs at all. the eolonoy of Ue Hat fiat isthe bere tt ib Bros way. ‘These amalgama’ |, SCHOONMAKER. No. ‘tors, in conm crusher, being now universally 5 be ogee te va as the et machisery for separating the gold from the rock aud ore, are recommended he 6 greatest 001 t i it 0 Perwong in want of ue’ JOHN 8. BUSSING £00, ‘oak. Agente Successors to B & J. Bu Was chouse No. 32 Clift preety new Mannfacturers Eagle Cut Nails and Rolled Iroa. Old Colony Irom Com le Cochran's Quarts Crusher oan be seen in daily operation in Shicteenth étreet, between Ninth and Tenth aveauos, REAT WESTERN RAILAOAD OF ILLINOIS.—THE interest on the tem per cent. bonds of this com; on the Ist of Octobor ne will bo paid by us on that date. HUM, ROGEKo, & BE! ONEY —DO YOU WANT MONEY!—cO To No. mmission aud flee. ‘ONEY.—PERSONS IN WANT OF SMALL SUMS OF monet, for short periods, on clothing, or other personal property, can be accommodated om liberal terms, by aeply- ing to JAMES MORONEY, 1] Orange street, near Chatham. N/ ORTH CAROLINA SIX PER CENT STATE BON’ ‘Treasury Department, Ralei ch, N. C., ae Sealed proposals will be received in the city of New York, watil Bo'sleek P. M., of the 20th of ‘September next, for the pare $500,000 of bonds issued by the State of North Carolina. The bends ‘will bear date the Ist of Ji 1853, and will run thirty years —they will have soupe and the interest, a§ six per ont por annum, will be payable on the first days of Jul Tea Japuary of ensh year. eth interest and Principal de pa t the Bank . in the oity of New York, prefer to havo them nee the Lepislatere of North me 6 ature of No: lina fer sh Carel andi wate. all t by the State ie the said rei ad the divide ly ples heir . Thay wilt ‘be issued Ta cunts of $ or 95,000, pop mae fer. ‘These bonds are, by express ensetment, exempted from taxation. Parties bidding will Please to address their letters, om< dorsed ‘Proposals for Nerth Carolina State undersiy ned, in New Yor to the B mt street, Now York. Bank of the Republic a6 2 G iu the presenee Bank, and J. P. coman, Reqs. and othevs. i be required, as soon as informed of ¢ of their bis to deposit in bank the amount jena the aeornec fatorest from the first of Jase be ig @ eredit of the Treasurer of the State of Necth ‘arolins. ‘This deposit may be wade either in the Bank of the Ra iblie, New York, or in the ik of the eat North lise, or in the Bank of Cape Fear, fort See of pe Foar, Raleigh, Ni te seerinnene extent of the re it the btedness, &e ‘al Francisco, or tn interior of resarily remitted Refer to and draw ange Bank, Mesees, Duncan, Shormam roeceds lone Bxo! ‘ork. ARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONBY.—TWENTY MEN, who have some knowledge of farming willing te travel. muadred per oat. 500 Ye an opportunity of cleatiny Undoubted security will be As an insuraooe against lose, Address, with roal name, Theron, Herald office. EADY MONBY.—PARTIRG In WANT. OF SMALL hort tim . TF MACHINISTS.— THR ADVERTISER, BRING al to ‘blish ® foundry and machine a 500 oF $2.000, Machinist, Broad: UNION BANK OF LONDON. —We ISSUE DRAETS ON this bai sn any part of Rusland,) vayable ah sight, ip sume to from one pound upwards. TAYLOR BROTHERS, ba No. 76, Wall steooby corner of Poarl. HOUSHS, ROOMS, &0., WANTED, j}URNISHED ROOM WANTED.—TUr ADVERTISER. wishes to hire, for-cocasional wee, ® furniched parlor 3 Bi, il be Tay, not below Spring oF abo Wi wd $1,200, "Inquire of M. B. PE USE WANTED.—A SMALL FAMILY Wish TO ern Puilt houne. in any ploassed. some railroad or omnibas route, or the: yuse with @ genteel family, Addcess G. en RENT—A FIRST CLASS THRER sitmated between Fourta Fourtee id Thirtioth atrests, foe to exosed twolve to @& box 308 Post Uffies. ‘OR A FAMILY OF THRER, leman, lady and servant, acs of rls bon 100 toe ANTED 10 |RASB-A PLOT OF D, ABOOR 100 im depth ator \in eee ere siroot in shia city, for w tori, Of irom Afesom egiasaeas yaaa bartoe axed rn é eer aad ailing to tones bo oblained BLLIG J et ¢ xh S PRNNDA, ood Grand siren, + ‘