The New York Herald Newspaper, October 10, 1855, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD WHOLE NO. 6982. MORNING EDITION—WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1855. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, REALE 4 MEETING OF oon NATIONAL geet Ae ee ‘at W. Dimond’s, No. 9 ver street, Oct. Sar 1885, the following gentlemen were ap- , Robt. Lee, Peter Brady, amen Cop Campi, mn iat Mcbride, “Joun J: Williams, Sin Gaels Benson, Robt. *viltista Genett, = dei power aa x neg, BARUED AULD, Chairman. J. C, Bartey, Secretary. NION AND HARMONY.—AT A MEETING 5 yo ett wention of the Eighth nisin held a149 Wortuaireet, Oct 6 Capt. James Le ‘was unanimous); as Cor of ‘district, DD. IDESON, ‘Chairman. wis. MoNvuty, Secretary. pe sth. odd cad ree QTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, COUNCIL fone ee Poe SR Bechaie, cee, Og Benin wes opi = ea, Csceeliens ot ap ‘twen Pee Nath ward, CHARLES J, Outre, D. R EY, JOHN J. EEO, JOHN BANT, RNY AMIN itanawox, AND D HARMONY AT A MEET- Ws WARD UNION Pea eno cra le ortaik aiveet, on Tusniay even: at J. 0. Mi ¥ tag, October 3, G; McBadiey was declared tie pominee for Councilman for Wx. Loox woop, Secretary. DISTRICT.—AT A 1 TH WARD LITE ASSEMBLY gy gga ll wt district SEBRA SIMMONS, Chairman. ‘Assemb! sot heid at Waller Hotel corner of Ridges Beets, on Tucsday evening, October 9, 1NS6, JAMES J. REILLY was uvanimously nominated as the caniidate for jAsembly to be supporied by ‘the democratic rey ayy elec hag ar iced wha a ip, Com: Grane, Peter Dyer, Wiliam ot Joun Dempsey, Secretary. TH WARD NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET. coun LAN, ASBESHOK, SCHOOL COMMIS’ NER, Fhocuaa Farr. Thos. O'Relley. —_ Jos. C. Rutherford. Jonna. Kipp” Fran, Maodonough, P. Flynn, “i tim. O'Keefe, of; Meglynn. John Leeder, “Edw'A W. Pizgersid, Dennis Turbidy, S tu Brien, Tivoney. John B. Madien, a OBrien. Seman fron Francis Macpoxoun, Secretary. —$—<———— NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC bine 1 ig My WARD. ene ey the Council JOHN DARRAGH, econ Mion ani J. D. MoGuynx, Lema sinaiéd #2. bye tends wa 01 if 3Gow unMicH. pm tal AUS hea TORTAL DISTRIOT.-AT A MERTING, OF TH SENATORIAL held on nay evening. the Pp emedmnia’® Sooaier share freee sais eo to the men ‘strict bag at wit Senatorial tora sie i thes ‘ Rop'r A. SANDS, Chairman. Jas. C, 8, Stxcuar, DISTRICT, "hh lgt este dn AT tf Dime bette ‘4 eee eid Siok cthedens a ae district, B; bry a seed ‘Sti PINRERTON, Jn, Chairman. Joan Jone Trarr, 287 2% Lean ogee) ol Se egy eta TO = General Commitiee of Stvy' vegant Institute, ooninetiog i taareclies oe as nok Blation ‘street, at 732 guekintm cae, fobn Benge, was -Cbairman, and Denis Moore, dese: On motion of venis Moore, Mr Win, Taylor ad, unenimnly nang 2 ibe Tweuty eighth Counc ig tue Rieventh ward * ‘ie 4 SOuN BEGGS, Chairaas, ENTS. ir aeacer, frst on Michael McBride. ng gounen, Disra (CT.—AT A. MEETING OF THE 6 7: 1 tic Repub! eidat the house of Stephen Lutz, ville, Oct. +» Was unanimously nominated Sieh, Adam usly B01 Bh , Grid, Wort Henery, Michael Murray, Stephen Lutz, TAMFENING OF THE TENTH WARD NATIONAL ratic Council rt E. Roberts was upapimously nominated as ie for Counciiman of the reixth: district GEORGE T. DOLENGER, Chairman. Joux D. Wetca, Secretary. 1 A MEETING OF THE WHIG ASSEMBLY CONVEN’ Talrteenth dail, held at Kirk's Hotel, corer ‘nated isuntion ab too. eetig eats euee ee Naeete See ae sembly?“ UnO. HoPMANRLIN. Chatrunne URTEENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REGULAR NO- ncilman, Mt I ichael Smith. To the clec- oie above dlateict ence of the ouih o of Zouadence ot receiving. the. Dearly Ma pore aes Suydamn’s eee sell MICHAEL SMITH. [DEPENDENT CANDIDATE r rie FOR STREET Lena rr gg cox. a eae psicecnnleeesincenpneenioeimeenacrssines INDENT NOMINATION OF HON. ERASTUS Terns tate the Sixth jet o'clock, to rat qo the Senate, Bodworth's Band is engaged for the vecnsion. Eminent ‘also address the Signed brite folowing Delegates telected BY the electors ‘Ward ll—Wm, Boardman, Jr. David L, Young, Wm. E, Bibel, Hiram We i Ward a |. Thompson, Leete. 21—Franeis L. Harris, War 1 i igh aight, * Win. F. Jackson, HB Cook. 22—Martin Ci Gesrge Feltner, Franc! ‘amaster Albert Vanderveck, Peter Van Riper. CHANIC® NOMINATION FOR COMMISSIONER OF re pire and iwi At a meeting of the mechanios of the pont New York, with- reference ‘o party, — Friday even. & preamble and re 4 mnseting, Which com- mltiee — tho following, which was unanitounly ‘adopt. Marnton etn oa eee. ae mae, apectntes © Pe O Where ¢ bas arrived when the mechanics and orkngsea a ate city ot New h~3 upon whom Gnally fall: Be bu f taxation caused b: miggovernment, should take & more enuve part ia the nelestion of we olicers of aot, ty — Pe eet coos lecti jan ct ee, ‘are known fo them as men of strict integrity, instead po fare unknown, and have no iy with them; and oekereag ss of the voters of city of New York fre mechanic and yemen, they think {t proper at this w determination i q ‘of F— entero ofice Of Commianignor of Repaice and oie inindialy connec'ed with mechanical in tre hort nominate Joseph Southworth, of pee kel deen ua jie, & man whom oynood Tor his honesty, I oof al ‘od that, frrecpeone pariy pred ‘our fellow: the city at Dy a oe ae for them our fellow. fo reoomenans 2 cst workingmen, ipependent stone. Steere sg hiscieeu —— pres D WOOD, Cbairman, RSTOS, iiots dans, *fSeeretariee. ATURALIZATION COMMITTER, WILL BE Ix SESSION evel pack room of Mecenume te Hall, atthe tou 54 ae Uh SPA Net an day. itae. aren a fe, ministrat tint 3 ‘apers mus taken out te ten days 1 days betore election Uiriars fay Rag of dab gous TIONS —THE ie delegations elected by the ian i Tam many M penticns of the democracy oft the te enth ward, for the purpose of electing # Councilman foe Thirtietb Council district, hei their separate evening of the %h matant, and afer tna Enge fs conven ytd 4 ter th? ‘Abbot wae Beard ng) ee convention then ananlmoas)y FRANCIS 1 4. ROLE ‘te their candidate for Counetlmas, for "ine Thirtieth Council district. Subsequent) tered the room, Tor Councilman, ds ‘On vote, Mr. ‘united demorrac: ou has bin OMA ‘entions as ur bh Counce) ABBOTT, Presiden’. i en ne Regen’ Seward sera is John Wie "Solin F. Bins Avot, Fete Sommaitigg. rtopher amt fiat Coinmtns, {Sarees of 1S {oems Rowann M. sons era see yarns tf were Christ ’. ATIONAL, DEMOCR ATI GENERAL com A meet General Ci Cre Cl tas ohn Hall, corner of Delan: Bowery, evening, at St, at alt stscven Oclock. Js WILLLAMS, Chattmal” ROLY, Yeas —— Price 1234 cents a copy, ia pad fo fr wate by al aon publixhed this booksellers and news sgents in New Wit Published i Pas PUBLISHED—SPECIMEN CoPrEs RATIS TO teachers wnd seminaries—The Mey Drop i =f po ee ee: the “Riverdale gy! ‘od ae it are . ‘above three ple a teed ty "Julie iste See tes truly atin end lee. ree for 75¢. OOK & BRO., 143 Broadway. RW PUBLICATIONS READY THIS WEEK. APPLETON & CO., $46 and $48 ent publish, a0 Teseday, tae CN lOBTLY COLLOQUTY: By the mis ae m Rome,’ ie * Clouds and Sun- shine." 1 vol _ ™ Oa Weshewday, the tow, A Poem, by Henry Howard Brownell. 1 vol. 12mo., paper covers, 25 cents. On Thursday, the 11th, Vols. V. and V1. of the works of JOHN ©. SALHOUN, tbe concludt ‘The work ong complete Pres a3 Price i per vols for $12 for the ve 44 X18 OF THE 1—Qn the Conntitution and Government of tie United States, Die Suakahetioan ‘and P Vi Soporte sand Public Letters ‘and Webster are three names which will long qt, ‘part of hin fe, wan st perhaps the greeiee! by ma the gi ‘Deopie. “His highly ‘culuvated tind, profound ‘odipovernine mun ber sae senerat nate reat wel ‘mpportance to his opinions to, all paties, ‘and speeches of American staten any wl there ire eon sires § fs ce bear hg FE age the erent measures our government ihown. y poe yd i Se RA po ho, Currency, and ‘ates Sphie’ woe veniee e wich he ding postion, and greatly aided the beg forest ta our Datinal isiory, the val ee iho writings of ou? our ‘value sof Our public tmen eamnot be (oo highly eatimated. EVASTOPOL HAS FALLE: S* " N EARGE PICTORIAL SHEET, ses as cau cerry nS Bat al h off, terre expionan in Sevawobol, camp sceue a a sorm, allied artillery train, ry) of the Chernaya, Correct Napoleon, ‘Alexander II, Peliasier and Metso oie accounts of the contin’ bee resulted in the deren Sevastopol. t position of the contending ama by all booksellers and newsvenders, ai lOc. Send or- oe Bookseller and publisher, 107 Fons: oe yul ABBAU Bt, Liberal discount to dealers.” HY, DESERTED WIFE: BY MBS. SOUTHWORTH; 2 ea BS So Sa $1, or one volume cloth, $1 25. THE wis ING BRIDE iE; by Mee. Men. Southworth; 2 vols., paper e neat aS ORD: by Charis J. Polorson;2 vole, paper: vie Petite any ter em, paper cover; price $1, or tn one volun cloth, for $1 25. THE LOST HEIRESS; two Folg ener cover; price $1, or in one vetusse cloth. Be THE WIFE'S: IGOR, ea Nloe Other Nouvellettes; pa: rice 75) POEUBERATED EDITION. OF DICKENS? ‘WokKs: tn pa Paper covers; price 50 cents each, or $5 for set. Caples of any of the above will be sent toany one, per mail, free of ‘labing Gene rice annexed he hin 7 ada tiaa " T. B. PETERSO! bead sire ase 02 Chestoul sireet, Phiiadelpiia, HE, WORK OF CAPTAIN WALTER M. GIBSON—PRI- son of Weltevreden, and a Glance Indian ‘Aretipelago, Which has been Unavoldably dango BY by prepar ing is copiots Musirations, is mow in, press. It will embrace erusings of the author in the Indian ; novel adventures among the chieftains and Pelee cj ey account of its wild Faces of men; eaptnre by the Dutch; eventfal lite in prison: a ‘ai or Grau nin oe crn he rit cote Bute ranese opie; rule ate! in bow he ected or out of thelr hands, erick, papliche pavlicher, 129 Fe 129 Fulton NITED STATES DEMOCRATIC REVIEW. —OCTOBER, 0. tents—Portrait_ of Jobn Cocitr Sirvey or ot ibe Port of New York; 1 The Federal Union, ‘shail ved; 2. Revolution ‘and Reaction; 3. The Poets of the the World, Hod jomontade; 4. Zodiacal Fra; srt ands 6. Minor Federal Soverseet, at ee the Hearts 8. Parables and thelr Dangers; 9. The + dren Mite fey raska Kansas Bi; M. To My Cigar; 12, Human’ Nature in Chun! ‘hank No.13 8 Biographies, or “Our Jet mnie,” chunk No. 1h, “Our tae A New Military Literature; 14. Young Twist and Young Ag America; 15. Have ¥¢ ‘Chapin; 16. Ear- fo tear y Love; If, the Deinocratie act trom Strive of the Poets? Ti, Book N = oN Rachel at the Metropolitan; Academs ot Muse, , oF 25 cents per number. er LUor ie CAMB Publishers, 252 Broadway. _ REWARDS. REWARD.—ON THE TH OF BHPTEM. ).UUY ber inst 10 pores were delivered at the ‘American Express Company, io Dubuque, Iowa, *cartnan thes ned ‘States Lagi Ofice, Haid’ boxes ry ia New York, eae found the pound, and tralia of the alse of 10) (0 the pound, o the aimouat OriT¢ pounds ” imwelen, ‘and 2% pounds of sheet lend, No.4. The boxes were ms made of white pine, one inch thick, , dovetailed at the corners, 3,844 Inches wide, en deep fie metzarement rf bottom of oe oi hoxen was 0) ‘once around ip Ex hemlock. They were one inch hoop iron. at bid? that the boxes each contained co! to t Treasures tards are admitted by the Deputy. Assistant fenulne. | Now, thereiore, for the purpose ot discovering bow this fraud was commitied, and bringing 10 Justice the perpe- rs thereof, the American Express a $10.00 forthe covery of ihe money, or Et orl ‘any part of it; and ye the arrest nd the; i yhond iberally f 4 the offenders, 81 said boxes, the meee ead All communications should be ad- CTTERPIELD,& 0O., New York, MVINGaTON, F FARGO &CO., Buffalo, Pra ‘American Com Busta, Oot SO sare ms. 34. REWARD.—LOST, ON MONDAY, ba on South ferrybos!, ai half-past five o'cloc! book contatuing $140 in gold. Any person returni oO EDWARD M. GLYNN, corner ot Court sireet and Hamil. ton avenue, South Brooklyn, will receive the reward, 9TH, a pocket: 25 REWARD. fod ON SUNDAY APTERNOON, the 71h instant, between Hamilton avenue ferry and 525 seventh siree 's blue enamelled watch, bunting case, set on b ha spray of diamonds. The above watcha apposed to have been lost in the vicinity of Trinity ‘Twenty-fith street. The finder will receive the reward 1, flies itat No, 6 Fletcher street. D5) REWARD “STOLEN FROM THE BATTERY, ON *) Sunday night, Sept. %. an elghieen foot working Vout, varnished insite ind ou, four thwaris nix Knees op lorward thwart, and brass clanip for Branded “Wi, |. Darling.” Inquire of John jeneeey, at the Betlery. $25 % REWARD.—STOLEN, OR TAKEN BY MISTAKE, from * er Danville, while discharging at pier & . R., eight barrels “James, of Roanoke, Rich 16,” Which ‘Was receipted for by @ carman, si ne ing his name Thompson. v will give information tend to the ducovery of | the thief, oF the recovery of the four, wili receive the al CHAS. H. PIERSON, 61 South streew $15 REW ARD.—LOST~ON ha! J EVENING OF THE ) mh, om returning fi house No. 14, 10 26 reenwich street, a wallet cont ne ‘$80 ty bills, and some papersof no value to any one but the owner. The above re. ‘ward Will be paid, and the ‘banks of the owner, by leaving the tane at 20 Greenwich sireet, ip the stove store. on returning tbe rame. or ior any information where he as ea by Anthony Beeie, Bronxville, or at 68 Ninth aveane, Ne $5 COR MORE) REWARD ¥OR A ROLL OF BILLS, amounting to $17 oF $2), on $5 REWARD. +e ON MONDAY NIGHT. A SORREL 4) horse, from the sable at 16 Thomas st Whoever will return said horse above reward. oman street Will revelve The street Will reoe! A. POHLMAN, ws CLOTHING, &, WORTH OF CAST OFF C1 id 000 Who tahoe FF CLOTHING WANT. Ua rice Le eral: yen for $2.000 ari seme ran cra pena oraz description. At 4 fF; FX, on Pesta MO! od . Ll Baxter street, ifth house batham atrert, east LARGE QUANTITY oF any HAND Ceara ed. — Gentlemen having large earing 8} to dispose of, ‘vill re Tesetve the ihe ver igitak price fe, ‘Rem by ‘calling, at tbo store, or droning PH ieee CONROY, 41 Pearl street. Orders wil CLOWING LADIES OR opr Toy ANY diepese of, can receive & fair O CurS Lctrcen rer’, pear Casal. of 54 Wee B 4 or leer by post. Ladies aitended by Mrs. Coben, | 4 THE LECTURE SEASON. TURE ON JOHN PHILPOT CURRAN—BY THOS. i MEAGHER at the Broadway Tabernacle, on Friday zs 4 cpen at 7 O'clock, lecture to cum sercork. Tiekews conte: to be had a! Hall & ‘Son's * ute as ree. = the pe ta way.ou Wednesday, epee 4 iti band Wil gga ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX, — ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE. ACTIVE OPERATIONS RESUMED IN THE CRIMEA. ATTACK ON THE RUSSIAN INFANTRY. The Russians Fortifying the Northern Part of Sebastopol. ‘The (aar to Superintend the Winter Campaign, THE WAR IN ASIA. DECLINE OF 1-8d, IN COTTON. Consels 88 1-2, &e., &., &e. BY THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH, 21 WALL BT. Haurax, Oct. 9, 1855. The royal mail steamship Canada, Capt. Stone, from Liverpool on the 29th ult., arrived here at 7:20 this even- ing. The C, nailed at 9 o'clock P. M. for Boaton, where she will be due at about 8 o'clock on Thursday morning. ‘The Canada reports, Oct. 3, lat. 50, 38, N. long. 26, 53 W. passed steamship Africa bound Fast. Sept. 29, off Point Lynas, passed ships Lucy Thompson and Columbia, bound into Liverpool. ‘The steamship Hermann arrived out at Southampton on the 24th September. Active operations have been resumed in the Crimea. ‘The Grand Duke Constantine arrived at Nicolueff on the 20th, and it was sail the Crar himself would shortly visit that place to superintend the winter Crimean cam- paign. The Russian treasury has received large sums of money through Berlin, A fearful tempest had occurred at Sebastopol, with very heavy rains. On the 17th of September the Turkish troops at Con- stantinople, intended for Asia, were sent to Eupatoria. THE WAR. AFFAIRS AT SEBASTOPOL. Prince Gortschakoff telegraphs, under date the 23d, September, that the allies had landed 20,000 men at Eupa- toria, ang had 30,000 on the Russian flank. On the 22d, the allies attacked the Russian infantry, and the latter retreated to the heights over Rusta. Another despatch from Gortschakoff, dated the 26th, states that on the previous day 33,000 of the allies had debouched from Eupatoria, and occupied the neighboring villages on the left flank. Gortschakoff reported on the 17th that the allies had attempted nothing up to that date on the north side, but were concentrating their forces between Balaklava and the Tchernaya, and constantly reconnoitreing the left wing of the Russians from the Baldr valley. The loss of the Russians is estimated at eighteen thou- sand men, Despatches from Sebastopol, of the 16th, announce that the Russians were fortifying themselves in the north part, and were constructing new batteries; and that the French were advancing cavalry and a columa of infantry towards Backshi-serai by the Baidir road, Sebastopol is to be razed and the basins filled up. Letters from the camp mention that the allies were actively preparing for a campaign. The correspondent of the Paris Patric, under date of Sept. 26, says:— Eyer since their retreat the Russians have sostaees to Bre shells atus, audit would be a tnlstake to sup that our armies in Sebastopol are beyond the range ject 's batteries on the northern shore and on the pla- teau. The balls from Fort Constantine reach beyond Strelitzka Bay, and they can very easily throw their pro- jectiles into The town. As to the batteries of the ober forts, some of the ge in them are so powerful that they can carry shot right vver the town and do execution in the advanced siege works; but although the Russian fre does not cease it, is not very active. The artillery and engineers in Sebastopol are ‘everywhere at work. "Fort St. Nicholas, which was left almost intact, has been for- tified, and its eannon already replies to the enemy. Any attempt of the Russians to returm to the place is wholly t of the question. A letter from Berlin, dated the 22d, say:— Various cireumstances at St. Petersburg seem to indi- cate that Prince Gortschakoff will soon evacuate the forts to the north of Sebastopol, those forts being only strategie points; but great preparations are making by the Russians for » winter campaign. From three to four hundred deserters, most of them Poles, bad arrived at the allied camp. They stated that the demoralization of the Russian army was most com- plete, and that such was the confusion, from the firat mo- ment of the attack, that the soldiers, exhausted with fa tigue, remained for twenty-four hours without provi- sions. The Anglo-Turkish contingent would go to Trebizond, and be placed under Omer Pasha, It was also announe- ed that considerable bodies of French troops had been sent to Eupatoria, English war material is constantly passing through Prussia for the army. The Cossacks had taken twenty-five prisoners while foragivg at Kertech. THE WAR IN ASIA. Vienna despatches say that Kars was greatly straitened for provisions, and that the garrison was cating horse flesh. Advices from Trebizond, dated 6th Sept, ansoum that the Russians had abandoned Erzeroum and were at Malagulemia. THE BALTIC. Dawtaie, Friday Sept. 28, 1856. ‘The eteamer Bull Dog bas arrived here with mails from the fleet. All the high pressure block ships had left for Fogland. The weather here continues unsettled. The Zimes Pari« correspondent writes on the 27th, that the Paltic fleet will winter at Kiel. Greece. THE EPYECT OF THE FALL OF SEBASTOPOL. Letters from Athens state that the news of the fall of Sebastopol had produced the greatest consternation among the partisans of Russia, who were always boasting ot the impossibility of the allies succeeding. The minis- ters waited on the French and English ambaemadors to offer their warmest congratulations. A circular had been throughout the kingdom Mazza has retired fre ment will be the rame, and no change ir to take the conduct of the police towards politically su«pe sted persons, The Minister of War, Prince lachetclloy who opposed the arbitrary proceedings of Marz teen dismissed. the police authoritien ing that although voll:y of the govern: Austria, The Austrian government has caused the publication of the following announcement in its acknowledged offi- cial organ, the Austrian Correspondence The new stave of leone may give occasion to a diplo matic contest or « sanguinery strife between Russia and the Western Powers, but it will im no way affect the mediatory attitude of Austria. Denmark. The Folkshing, now in session at Copenhagen, hax defi nitely approved, by a vote of 64 to 44, of all he proposed constitutional changes. Commercial Intell! . (From some unexplained cause, the usual news and commerefal summary, with cireulare, Mte,, tafled to reach our Halifax Agent, and he has jpentiy been obliged to make the best selection he could from the newspapers at bis command, which will account for the following meagre market report.) LONDON MONRY MARKET. The cemand for money continued very active, and the Benk of England apie gy advanced it« minimum rate of yg MLE od securities were pre) diced by this apd by sebiswingney of the mar and pA elon 7-16 for acecant, ant 684 #8 3g for money. AMERICAN MACURITIPS. eet following are the quotations for American secur) tien U. 8. 6 per cent Bonds, 68 Canada ee cent Bond, 6 Californie’? | deer cent Bonds Maryland 5 per cent Bonds Massachusetts 6 per cent Veonsyivania 8 per cent mock. fouth en te ovat Bead Virginia © per cent Byads....,, Virginia 6 per cent Sterling Bonda. 85 86 Montreal City 6 per cents. & 80 Yew Orleans City 6 per cen! 80 2 Miinois Central 7 per cent Wiseols T per cent Freeland Bonds, Michigan Central 8 yer cent Boos New York Central 6 per cent Bonds BP ee ose ee Raee s New York and Erie 7 per cent, Ist 102 Do. do. TZ per erat Sd mort. 87 Do. do, Pe cat se ‘62. 80 8 Do. do, Sinking Fund.... 80 81 Panama 7 per cont Ist Toorigage Bonds... 96 7 Pennsylvania Central 6 per cents......... Ov - LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. ‘The stringency of the money market has had a serious effect upon the cotton market ‘and prices have given way fully one-eighth cf 4 penny per pound on neaziy all kinds rican. ‘The sales of the week foot up 36-000 bales, The stock is declining in quantity, The following are the quotations: — Middling. H4 Oriean: Uplan: 7 Mobile ¥ i 6 LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET. Large transactions in beef had taken place, but prices were steady. The stock wan considerably reduced, and lower qualities we ties were scarce. Pork in steady demand at slightly advanced prices. High prices continue for bacon, but little left ia market. The stock of lard in firat mda was quite exhausted and an advance of 2s a 5s. had been established with sales of 160 tons. Cheese in fair request, bufyordinazy difficult of wale, LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Coffee in good demand, and the recent advance fully maintained. Ashes—300 bbls. sold, at 368. for pots, and 34s. Cd. a 36s. for pearls. Dyewoods—An advance had been obtained upon logweod, owing to a scarcity. Molus- fos in good demand. Spirits of turpentine quiet, at 85s. 64, 2 006, Transactions in American rosin again very large, amounting to 16,000 vbls., principally at 4s. 7d. a for common. ive in demand. A moderate business done in seal, cod and whale. Linseed in fair request, at 443; pale rape, 62s. Palm in good de- mand. LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKET. Freights to the United States were quiet, and the late advance was not fully supported. Steerage passengers scarce at about £2 5s. Dead weight to New York 11s. a bs. Fin Ibs. a 172, 6d. Hardware 12s, 61, EKar- thenware LIVERPOOL DREADSTUFFS MARKET. No moterial change h taken place in breadstuffs. The following are the quotations:—White wheat 12s. a 12s, 6d.; red and mixed, 11s. a 11s. 9d. Western canal flour, 8%, a 42s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore, 40s, @ 42s. ; Genesee and Ohio supertine, 42s. 0445. Indian corn, white, 448, a 46s.; yellow, 40 mixed 40s, a 404. 4. Indian meal, ‘per bbl. * 208 a2). LONDON CORN MARKET. The weather bas been quite sultry and favorable for eet deg Thearrivals ot home wheat have been large, but they all appear to bave becn previously «old to ar rive. Foreign supplies are short. The market firm, but very little doteg. Oate—Good supplies of foreign’ and rices firm. Flour without alteration, and the arrivals ited. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET. Tallow very firm ut 58s. on the spot, and 59s. for Janu ary and March. Sugar stead: ay but not active. Coffee, the public sales went off at full prices; native Ceylon at 51s. a 61s. 6d. Tea more lively; common Congou ti. Rice quiet. Sultpetre in limited éemand at former rates. METAL MARKET. There has been a great falling off in demand for Scotch ig iron, and prices rule lower than last week, closing at Bor. 0 8és. 64 "oneh for mixed uutabors. Welsh rails at £8 5a. © £8 10s, nt the works. Common bars from £8 5s. a £8 10s., and Staffordshire at £10 6x, a £10 10s, per ton; there is, however, no business done, Bhi; Intelligence. Arrived from New York 22d ult., Louls Napoleon, at Deal; 28th, Quickstep at Gravesend. Arrived from Boston 2th uli., Lucia at Gravesend; 2th, L. A. Hobart Marseilles. Shipwreck and Loss of Lite. The ship William Penn, Captain Cole, from the Chincha Islands, bound to Hampton Roads, was wrecked on the morning of the 20th ult., on Cape Hatteras Shoals, and it is probable that fifteen of her crew met a watery grave. She had twenty-five persons on board, and soon after she struck she went to pieces, and allon board were left to the mercy of the waves, on pieces of the wreck, &c. Nine persons, including the Captain’s wife, got on the top of the house that was on deck, and had floated off, and after being tossed about for sixteen hours, without provisions or water, were picked up by the brig Marcus, Captain H. K. Eldredge, from New York, bound to Union Island, Ga., who cid everything in his power to make them as comfortable as possible. After remaining on board the Marcus ti) Friday last, the Sth inat., tho steamship Knoxville, Captain Ludlow, from New York, bound to Savannah, came along side, and they were transferred to that vessel, and taken to Savannah, where they arrived next morning. While on the Knoxville, a subscription was set on foot by Captain Ludlow, to aid the suffers, and the sum of one hundred and twenty: seven dollars and fifty cents was immediately collected for that purpose. The following are the names of those eaved by Captain Eldreage:— Mrs. Mary ©. Cole, captain’s wife; Dr. ©. T. Bourne, rd and Thomas tedden, James Lohan, Charles Betts, “ita Dubois, John C. ‘Thompson, Thomas Git more and John HI. Snow, weamen. The following named persona were last seen on a raft:— Benj. T. Wood, of Nantucket, first officer; George H. Hall, of Mass., second officer; James Price, John George, Mn Burg, Joseph Desola, Charles H. Titus, John Steele, ‘Thomas Salmon and Louis Fleetwood. The captain was last seen on the mizenmast. George Humphries and Timothy Merlean sunk in sight of the ship. Albert Fige and Francis Wilson drifted off on a boat, and the steward, it is supposed, was swept off the topgallant forecastle. A telegraph despatch in yesterday's Flenaiy, from Charleston, stated that the captain was picked ap y the schooner C. C. Stratton, and arrived at that place Sn the h inst., which makes ten out of the twenty-five known to have been saved. There are hopes that some of the remaining fifteen have been picked up by some of the numerous vessels constantly passing that dangerous place, The William Penn had a cargo of guano on board, ‘the ship was valued at about $20,000. She was abo 800 tons burthen, and waa built at Portsmouth, MH. in 1847. Cricket. { A match was played on Monday, at Harlem, and tere minated, after a fine contest, in favor of Harlem. The following is the score:-— HARLEM, First Innings. Sceomd Inningt Ladislaus b. Hallas... 0 b. Winn o Bates b. Hallas..,.. + 4b. Hallas. 5 Simpson b, Hallas 0 >. Hallas. 1 Wilby b. Winn 7b 0 Wright, run ow 12 b. 0) White b. Law... / ob 0 Syner b. Hallas, 10 b. Wi 2 Usborne b. Law 0 not out 2 Byron b Hallas 11». Winn 9 rris, ran ow b. Winn 1 not ont run oat. : 6 Wides, lew byes I Total sevens OB PATON Tregear ¢. Wright b. By not out,... » 0 1 leg db. w., b Wilby... 0 5 b. Byron, as, @ 2 6. Osborne b. Willy 2 1». Byron wreserere. © & b. Wilby... .... 2 6 Butler, run out, 9 not out 3 Brooks b. Wilby. o Booth, 1 Wides, 1 Widew ‘ byes, Fosse... nu yee. b— 9 Total, Total 2 Williamsburg City News. Siuoes Rewaway Accinnsr,—Yesterday forenoon, about eleven o'clock, @ spirited horse attached to ® wagon, io which were Mr. J. D. Walter, doing businers at No. 40 Beaver street, N. ¥., and his driver, wow fright in the opper of South Seventh street, F.1D, aad dashed sown the street at a fearfal «peed. At the corner of Second street the vehicle came in contact witha post, and the cceupants were thrown with great violence to the ground. Mr, Walter was conveyed to MeGee's hotel, where he was attended by Drs. Brady and Wade, and an examination showed that no boner had been (ractared. The unfortuns te man ruffered severely and \t i@teered thet he has eusteined serious internal (njuries. The driver ecayed ranterial infary, notwithetanding one of the wheels passed over his Lead. News by Mall. Large rales coal have been made in Kentucky, at 4% cents grows, cents net in the pens. Some 4,000 were recently at gt. Louis, at 6 wo Os conte. lather high a in Trenton, ara 4th inst., presented ber with three fine children, two girls ‘uals boy. st vos birth And what ix more marvellous all three are une, healthy children and likely to live. Om a former cooasion js A naaba bag twine, making five hidden at hwo CITY , POLITICS. SOrT SHELL ¢ city CONVENTION. ‘The Softs turned out in great force, last evening, to at- tend the convention for the nomination of city officers. ‘The meeting was called to order shortly after 8 o'clock when ex-Alderman Charles Peck, of the Twentieth ward was elected to the chair, and Messrs, . Harrlvon and Henry Hilton, of the Fifteenth ward, were appointed secretaries. The peace of the meeting was for some time disturbed af is poiut by the riotous conduct of a dele gate, who was immediately conveyed to the station house, his place being readily aupplied by an outaider. This indi- vidual having been attended to, the meeting was again called to drder, and the eenyention at once proceeded to ballot for Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies, Nomi- nation was had by wards, when Willians fe ant Na- thenie! S, Selah were putin, Ballot was then had, with the following result Nathaniel 5, Selah... Wn, Miner... Daniel Norris Wilson Snail, Wm. F. Brisiey... Total.. 10 ‘The decision of the hair being announced, the’ nomi- fiom of Nathaniel 5. Selah was declared unanimous, amidst cheers, Mr. Jous Cocunany then rose, and called attention to the claims of George H. Purser to be nominated for City Iuspector. If he was chosen, he would carry the ciection for the democratic party, and would receive the aid of outside parties, ‘The telecon part have given in their adhesion to this man, It was be that when tendered the Romination for Comptroller, declined it, that it might be given to that great man from the democratic ranks, Aza- rlab ©. Flagg. To Mr. Purser we owe biaelection—his ef- ficient services; and now it is proposed to teader Lim an unexpected nomination, and to innist upon his running for the office. The convention then by wards nominated Richard Johnson and George H. Vuirser as candidates, and went futo ballet, (Messrs, Ke onedy, Douglas and Fol ler, tell. ers,) with the tollowing result ;— Let Bala’, at Ballot. Thomas K. Downing meer” Hy. D, Johuson. . George H. Purser — Slaughter. Blank., W. Gottsbe 09 io lared to be the nomi De nee of the couvention, one vote only being in dissent. Nominations were then made tor Governor house, tthe Aims the convention went into ballot as followe:— from each ward was Felected to eonfer as 10.4 rutieation meeting. ‘The Convention then adjourned. SOFT SHELL AND HALF SHELL SENATO RIAL NOMINATIONS. Pursuant to the call of the Tammany and St, John's Halls several committees, the Senatoria conventions of the soft shell and half shell parties met at their re- epective head quarters last night, to nominate candidates for Senator, We give below the result, so tar as re c4elved:— Third District Half Shell. This convention, compored of delegates from the First noe, Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth wards, met, ani sited by the appointment of 1. G, Croly, of the i ih ward, a8 chairman, and Michael Burns, of the Firat ward, and Theodore Hart, of the Fifth ward, as seereta- On organizing, it' was found that the dele, were indisposed to make nomina’ without joint with the soft shells, who were ho! & convention at the Shakepeare F mmittee of three was appointed ‘and if possible, to raitalle candidate to be supported by both Wiley, of the First ward; Hamilton 1, an’ Theodore Hart, of the h committee. The con rned to Suturlay evening, at the same titne and place, to hear the rgport of the committe Third District Soft Shell, The delegates to this convention mot last evening, at the Shakspesre Hotel. 2. C4 Montgomery, of the Second ward, was called tothe chair; L. H Smith and W. Robbins were chosen Secret. *. On motion of Mr, Henry, of the Third ward, a committee, consisting of Jacob &, Smith, of the First ward; James McBean, of the Second ward, Chas. H. of the Third ward; M. Reeves, of the Fourth ward; 8. H. Smith, of the Fifh ward, ‘and W. H. Robbins, of the Sixth*ward, were ap pointed to interrogate candidates, A communication was recelved from the Third District Halt Sheil Senatorial Convention, asking that a coromit tee of conference be appointed to see tf the two couven: tions could not unite upona Senatorial candidate from this district. The communication, on motion, was accepted, and the following committee appointed »—Mewsrs. J. L. Smith, of the First ward: P. G. Mintoney, of the Third ward, and Theophilus Peck, of the Fifth ward. During the eventug, an informal ballot was entered into, from which it was shown that the contest for Sena tor will be between Daniel E. Sickles, of the Third ward, Richard French, of the Fourth ward, and Thomas J Barr, of the Sixth ward. The convention adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening. Fourth District Sof Shett. The convention for the Fourth iriet met at the Easex House, when J r was appointed to the chair, ‘The candidate: 4 Murphy, Thomas Sherlock, Martin L. Brice, and Wilson Small. On the first ballot Wilron Small received eleven votes, and waa declared to be the nominee. Fifth District Soft Shell. ‘This convention, composed of the Righth, Ninth and Fourteenth wards, met last night, John Whelpley in the chair, snd unanimourly nominated Hon. Mark Spencer a a candidate for re-election for State Senator. Pifth District Half Shell. This Convention met, and after appointing « committee of three to confer with the soft sheila, aljourned until Thursday next, without making any nominations. ixth ‘istrict Half Shell and Soft Shall. ‘These bodies met and adjourned without affecting any nominations, MISCELLANEOUS. THE BAR TICKET. There will be a meeting of the members of the New York bar, this (Wednesday) evening, at 754 o'clock, at Masonic Hall, 600 Broadway, for the purpose of nominat ing 4 ticket for the judiciary, irrespective of party. The prominent effect will be to indicate to the community at large the names of those already nominated which will be most acceptable to the profession. The endorsement of this meeting ust necessarily carry great weight, a« their constant professional intercourse has given them opportunities of Drains & judgment as to those qualifics tine and that adaptabllity which are superior to polit cal claims. We understand that this rareting will en ore whige, Know Nothings, and democrats of both soetions— herds and softa. KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS. Keventh Ward.—Vor Assembl Eimand | Rerrow A. W. 8. Vandearsen; Councilman 14th district, W. Warner 1th district, Ea William A. — Joel Pike; Schoo! Tow laid over tll Monday keler evening next. Thirteenth Word.—The American party conclude nominations on Monday ni The folly Arsembly, 11th district m H. Sharp, Councilmen, iv district, Floyd; Ath district, J. T. DAil; Bbth distetet Ephraim Reed, Fehoo! Commissioner, A. T. Howel, Sebaal Inspector, Alonzo Enos, Trastees, Noah 8. Whitlock, Geo. W. Thurber, W. W. Young, Jacob Van Dusen. WHIG AGREMBLY NOMINATION. Tie Seventh Ward whig Asembly Convention met Ma torday evening, Terence M. Lyneb in the chair, and ft M. Vor, Secretary. On motion, = ballot for » & war had, when PAtmund 9. Barrow, Raq. havio seven voter, and Mr, K. W. Morgans three votes, Mr. Har row was declared unanimously nominated. Mr. Barrow was a member of the Legislature of 1863. MERCHANTS’ AND CLEMKS’ ORGANIZATION. We have been requested by the officers of the politics! organization which reselved on Vriday last Wo pat ae in dependent county ticket in the field at the coming ele> tien, to way that this party tinet from the Mercan We Library Astociation. and hae no congection with thet body further than that come of the members of one or ganization are in the other. The Mercantil# Library Arsoriation, as eech, would not countenance polltionl action INDEVEXDENT DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS. The Excelsior Union Clab, compose! of young Union dermee! ate hare nominated the following chet im the ‘ourteenth werd —-Alterman, Michael Toomey Counelt pi ‘s Barnes, 87th, Henry i. the onitet hard and soft pomination in the 34 Aseembly dle Jeln B. Diy shell end half he triet (Fifth ward LIQUOR DEALIMS CLUB. Peurventh Word Nownatom —Vor Alderman. Dawid R Atams, Connclimes, Mth distriet, Joseph Hatton Sith, Theteas Varrea, 28th, Howell Vall Jr.. Avene Sydney fmith, Constables, Joveph Vail, Wm. Meehan TO THY EDITOR OF THE HeMaLn. Dean Sonat ner the bead of Oty Polities, in to day's mene, my i os cant Mate for (ouncilinen tye Thist istrict, | tog lewve Wo newure friends of (he he Fourteenth werd (ist sap onsen vf h the sowree that It emanated from, aod been dome for the a ree give this publ Me yore, o.9, 158, 74 Ocal etrort My stertows Death ofa Woma: to Wittiams: burg. INVESTIGATION BEFORE CORONKR MANPORD AND A sony. Coroner Hanford has for come days past been engaged in investigating the cause of the death of Mes, Aube KE. Pease, or he war latterly known) Mra, Dumbar, whe died under mysterious circumstances at the homse of Der. Dupret, alias Sweet, No. 193 South Second stecet, om Sunday morning of last werk. The deceased was 35 years of age, was clandestinely married to Reger M. 8. Pease in 1840, and had several children. ‘They last Lived te getber in the fanily of Dr, Dupret, or Hweet, in Bediord avenue, where they xe ited, and Trane procured adivorce Sin continued sige hous» of Dr. Dupret unti) her dicease, which, from the medlos testimony addneed, appears to have bee caused by abor- tion or malpractice after natural bith. Mines her death Dupret bas been missing, and the examination waa ball destabic eects to tae hope of securing hier before th matter was made public, This failed, however, aad he is still at large. ‘Lhe following ix Ag 3 main portion of the testimony >— ©. H. Sehappe, M. swore Have thin day, in com: nection with ir’ Jehs Brno dy, made @ post mort exmen pation of the body of a female, found the body red to be that of Sof om treme violence; on opening the boty found unmistakcable evidence of her having been recently delivered of a ¢! chile, 4 portion of the pasente wes etherent to the uterus, tn consequence of this there had | pro been profuse hemorrhage, which was undoubtedly the cous ‘of ber death; from a i, 1 who judge her to ‘une been cavanced fa pregnancy shout six months: | discover. ed no signs of viplenee ab about the uterus: the stomach contained # quantity of dark colored fluid, have not ame lyzed it, but presume it to be from @ kind of vegetatde im. fusion. John B. Brady, M. D., sworn—Ma te a 4 Pou mortere om: amination of the body in Greenwood, company with Dr. Schapps; fully coueur in the yeti ‘expressed by im in regard thereto: became acquainted with decoas- ed last winter; aie resided at that dine at 122) South, Be condjstreet, with a man calli F hiuselt De. Dupret, whe introduced me to her as his opted rister; do not know, except from his conversation ant assertion, ‘that be lee physicien; Mondey afternoon, the Ist inst., word was let St my office thit Mit. Dunbar wax dead, [ went to Tr, Dupret’s house about halfpast three y ani was met at the door by Mrs, Da formed me that such was the cane; to give me the particulars of her death; wer went into the parlor and whe told me that for the paat stu weeks she had sustained profuse hemorrhage from the womb, but made no mention of her having been preg: nant; they Gid not consider her in any minediate daw ger Until the previous Friday eveuing when she ed om alarming hemorrhage from the womb; nhe wtated that a Dr. Dexter had attended her in counection with Dr. pret; thought she died on § y morning about toa o'clock; called at the house in the evening and found Mr. Gilbert May ant Brown thore; Dr. Dupret was theee they merely called as acquaintances; saw nothing of thein again until next day (Thureday,) at twelve o'clock ; Dr, Dupret’s son called fis my office and nid that hin father wished tosee ime; I went to the house, up states to the room and found the undertaker (Bennett) putt her in the coffin; Dr. Dupret, wife « gentleman lndy were prevent; I asked why he had sent for met be raid the funeral would take place in a few minutes amd as Dr. Dexter had left no certifieate, and had mot yet come, Le feared @ delay of the funeral, | thought te matter over, and belleving all to be correct, toll him t would give him a certificate which would daswer hiv purpore until be could see Dr. Dexter who was © ; L wrote the certificate and gave it to De. tt and said he would re- t by one from Dr. Dexter as soon as he came im fir him to understand that it was but tempo: and he would get oi {row Dr. Dexter who ttontied tho we- man; T supposed from the symptoms Mrs, Dupret deacelt od tome that the died of wasculat polypus of the ate- rus; Tbave not neen the doctor orghia wife nine, nor Dexter; I fully corroborate tig testimony of Dr. pps in relation to pyearance of the body; had uwledge of her pregnancy till to-day, ville Slack, eworn—th father of deceased, board at Klin Houke; my business is at No. 26 Quay etreet, Albany; the woman under the name of Dunbar was buried from 143 South Becand street Greenwood, she wi Momsachunetts: Me thirty-three year Me clandestine marriage; I lived at Alba- ; bey leet lived together in Bedford ave years ago, at that time they lived in the with Dr, Sweet, now called Dr, Dupret, they coased to live together; two years ogo last August he moved te Litchfield county, Connecticut, to assume the duties of cashier of a Hank at that place him; T don’t think lie haa seen ty rearon why # he hed always ‘tres: pd her would kill her event D. » 14 hat cave | would ¢ Mason; he said in another phys there wus vs and she could be re sie had been confined husband went ou the Gre with Dr. Dupret, with hee yw from Albany several times aller wwevall on her togo to ber husband; again avked Dr, Masou if she waa coved with safety, Mr. Peaso's mother came joke the children the children were when te nd the furnitare to Connecticut Darius F. Gillett, sworn—Mesi¢es at 199 South ifthe ; Knew Abbe E. Dunbar. che resided at 155 Soutis wet, in the family of Dr. Dapret; | was = fre quent visiter there, but do not remember to have seam her within the Inst three months, I had no suspicion of hee being pregnent, last raw Dr. Dupret on Thursday evem- {ng last, be called at my bowse about # o'clock walt he had heard that the body of Mra. Dunbar had been dida- ferred, ond that @ post mortem examination had bem held, and that a portion of the placenta was found in the uterus asked me Mf that war sot I replied that I had been ro latormes he then wanted to see Col, Winme, and I conducted him to bie room and left him, the com- jan; I celled in of the kind the moved within th: but a fow weeks of August, verration took place om the stepaof my houre he re- tained with Col. Winne about halfan hour, and them left, heard no bints from any party that Mre. Dunbar wae pregnant. knew her by no other same. Joho W. Van Buskirk, «worn—Lives at 274 South Be- cond street, knew Dr. Dupret and family between sevew and eight years; have known Mra. Dunbar about twe fons pot intimate with her she was living with Dr. pret about a year or longer; Knew nothing of her exoeyt that her name wan lease formerly, aod Ghat het hashed had left her for some cause, Dr. Dupret waa my Gunily phynician; often saw Mra. 1). when | visited the house; raw her about three woeks before her death; she was yiazioe upon & piano, and appeared to be im > portaat sith; did not potiee say pearance of aa not hear of har sekuese at all after her death heard that she hed been complaining for some three months; Dr. Dupret apd wife tebe berm wawell for three or four weeks: Tasked what the ¢ was, ond they said whe hat had the brain fever ot first, and then some trouble about the stomach, when inflammation ses in and she died I saw Dr ay last on Thare bout Pad o'eloel City, he sent tad to sea mae; the Wotan ame wp to them they bib wee all they salt shoes revious conversation with hime he looked very melan he had twe ih him: id not omy w intended to nd 1 84 not nak isp, be was in the Pay Howe, Jor ity Aon by « Juror—Iid you know him t go by the name of Dr. Sweet? A. Tid, at the time he lived im Kingston he went by that name, and alo when be moved to Brooklyn | consider him one of the smartest play: riclans in the country, he changed hi Decanse they bavea great many 9 name of & oO aon adopted. Dr. Brady recalled, at the reqanet evidence given day on yer tarda a) roborated sod opt chaps. | 6 quality in regard to of Mew. Danby piled, whieh to examina if the mucous sent if | find thie m mucous membrane emear positively as to th | will make this ex- tovtity fully om i pregnancy re poleoman, worn, eatin te Dapeet sed wih and Mere, Dee: the house (revaently vs get books to tneresel wee ) never kpew Of nary Vineet ont) ber death went at the request of Dupret, vo acquaint Mr. Pease of art, and get the childrem to come down, ie senortance wth ber wih witnew returned without the children, he returned, Depres appeared agitated. oo) wit” then. for the firet time, Sopectat Soacthlog wees 4 not ween Dupret ot wan Widget Hurd, & servant in fupret'> that Aeccaned bad tome cowl pei te ber previews to her dewth: wee in (he «1m whes she died ea nothing whien led her to euppore thet «child had bern born, had been tlt she was sM@ictel with @ ooh. Mary Hurd, rleter of the above witoor, also a wervemt, taetiied to the vame offer The fapertigetion was contines’ pertertey, end offbewey Henry ©. Minot was examine! bat nothing teeportangt wee olirited ‘The case was then sdjoorsed over until Thursday wamt, fn order to procare the tevumony of Dt. Ceiltom 08 Wo Cap coments A Ve © mach A Leetmemt. Court Calendar=Thie ‘eg 4 Cem Orem bare? Corn —Nos, @, Awa, 1 we Sepmon Cocm= Spread Term Mos, 167 315, 190 to wd Serra Cot rt Circa — Noe, mm, 373, 418 ie vate, tga, Bie es Os cin Common PU seme art Lawton, WN, 1146, 114, 1), Db, The, 5 LNT, 14. Part Be nm, i 168.17 1M, 1186, 19t So tigi, 1 wo 7 tie at 1, A