The New York Herald Newspaper, November 4, 1857, Page 5

NEW: YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1857. pect tohis (ar, H. intended to make ‘the personal, or oe character of Mr. Hearne. —_—___—_——- Obituary. CARDINAL DE MEDICI. A letter from Kume, of tne 12th of October, announces that Cardinal Francisco de Medici was struck with apo- plexy the preceding evening while paying a visit to Mon- Bignor Guiseppe dtwila, private camerist of His Holiness. Notwithstanding Meuiedi aid Was speedily aiforded him, he died at eight o'clock in the evening, having previ iousiy. received the last sacrament. The Cardinal Was born at Naples, on the 28th of November, 1808, aud received the purple on the 16th of June, 1896. EmiGRATING FROM TEXAS.—The drought shaving cut olf the corn crop on the Texas frontier, the squirrels are emigrating to Arkansas, swimming the Re river by thousanas, itis stated that one woman killed five hundred with ber washing implements in one day, on the bank of the river. Court Calendar—This Day. Surxaion Coukt.—Nos. 298, 438, 439, 178, 488, 490 491, 42, 1807, 656, zy, 287, 663, 18z, Bes, dud, 128 369} 30v, 385, ‘01, 19. ‘Vue Fumiy tMeraid. “THE HOBOKEN MURDEK THLAL—‘ YOUNG AMERICA’ ON THK MUTINY IN BENGAL—THRK DOMESTIC DIFFI OULTY aT THENKW YORK MHUTEL—NEWS FROM CALL PORNIA—ABFALKS LN BU KOPE—LATBST NEWS, BTC Among the contents of we Famity Herat of to-day will be the conclusion of the Trial of Frederick De Cueva charged with the Murder of Oscar de Granyal, in -Hoboken, in July tast. ‘The Domestic Vifliculty at the New York Hotel—Ro- mance of a Lunatic Asylum—Habeas Corpus for Mrs. “Woodman, who ix Coutined as an Alleged Lunatic—Inte- resting Letters from the tair Captive to “ Babio”” Furniss, Ap interesting communication from ‘ Young America,’’ GGeorge ¥. ‘ruin, tsq.,) on the Mutiny im ludia. Appearance of roaaway Luring the Crisis. Letter crom our Special Correspondent in Calcutta, giving @ Statement of the Condition of Affairs in the East India Empire. ‘Two weeks Later Intell.gence from California. Affairs in Surope—Letters from our correspondents in London, Dublin and Berliu—The United Status Frigate Ply mouth in England, &v., xc. Effect of the Panic on Public Amusements—Siatistics of all the Theatres. ‘The Mercantile und Commercial Agencies of New York. Editorials on the Frouuent Subjects of the Day. Latest Telegraphic Jutetigence from all parts of the Country. ‘The Result of the Election Yesterday. ‘Together with City News of Lnterest——Police Reports— Condition of the Money wud Commercial Markets, and squantity of general and miscellaneous reading. Terms, $4 year; tour cents w single copy. To be ob- tained at the publication office, and of all the news agents. Citizens and Strangers Who Desire a Fine and elegant hat, at a modcraie price, should call at ES- PENSCHELD'S, Ls Nassau street, Knox's Fall and Winter Style of Hats— ust out. jelling at cost, No. 212 Broadway, corner of Fuii Read the Advertisement of M. B. Brady, on fifth page of w-day's Merald. Photographs at Half Price, at BRADY'S Gallery, No. 359 Broadway. 12 Cent Portraits—§200,000 Saved to the people per annum by HULMES' cheap aystem of picture Making, at BY Lrowdway. Lardieg, entra ‘No. Bk) bromiway. Phowg! inaioty pes, daguerreotypes aud ambroly pes. Prices aud piciires wacTaliled satistiaciory. A Visit and oxa MalMeou OF tke producwons of HS Muagnuicent establisime Is reapeeuiuily solved. Girard House, ‘Phiindel m and after ‘this dave the price of board at chis house will be reduced (rom Bz W w $2 per diem. PRAcBURY, SYKKS & Cu, Gorover B, 189). ‘The Last Day but Two.—Dén’t Deprive yourself or family oi she great pleasure of visiting the super Gispiny wt the Crystal Paiace. The great fair will posiuvely Close On Friday evening. Notice, oe $4W,0W worth of ND WINTER CLOTHING, OUT AT A UkSaT sacuirice. sai parte, and ot the fact that it may seas to leave us with an a > late 1 the season, we have con very description of NEMCUARMONTS, he from goods of our own wok of ‘over, atawis, gloves, dc., is and (he murrouie s stock of VhhY LOW Pisce CLOTHING FOR pane hund'aiso a large Soutvern aad Western trade Which we will close out te alerts atm Very heavy per centage tess than cost, ia Winter Undergarments and Men's Burnish- ing goods selling a per ceu\ below usual prices, at MCLAUGHL LIN», Bi Gree oh sire. orher of dat We wonid call attention to the advertive- ment of Mr. LUFT IN, of avery economical tany, & Erenve ouly, Which must oped quite 4 aeW efain We eo of hy ht. moteqway™ Pills are Admitted to be the atest alierauive modicue in the Werkt, Their eitect JU amish aud painless, « radered the aystoan vs nos Iny Wis Wire bewem, and rem im chey vegitiave the 2 ve vetiannndH1 seen (hea Rn: urably in wdvane Prof. Ales. C. Barry's Pricophervus ts the bess and cheaper: aruicle tof Uresing, beaadty img, eleassin : Curimg, preserving and restoring she Landies, bey Guid every Were. Frangipannt, the moat Delightf£al and Last- W brushes, a great variety tor tne tulle tavle to be found wrnver of Walker sireck ity, WES Browu ay, Batehetor's Mats Dye, Wigs and Toupee The bes wm tue Word, surpasning al! made, sold aud applied Bt the manuinctory, das Hroadwiy. Hits Hate Dye, 4 Shillings @ Box, Black ‘or brown, No. { Harctay wreet. Julunitable bair cutag. Lu fallible edguens. Cristadory’s Hate Dee Wigs and Toapees, the Ferg pest i Un yay plied at No. Barry's Tricopherous, only 12 cents per bot~ | Ue, halt pre by Camrt chet core Kighth aveuue and aweniy exgish mt Care Your Cough.—Use Campbell's Syrap, tar and wild cherry, 2 cents ig bottle, at the corucr uw Raghth avenue aud } wen at Cameron's Manufactory, 1, brooklyn. For style and quality Instant. Cowal ly Compterion tn Kaly dor, 108 browaway, and ali dragg Use the Only Genutne Camphor Ice, for curing chapped hands ntl lipe--that hich te manufactured ropeieior, BVERSMITH. All others py PY at wecured. Mepot 6 Bowe FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Turspay, Nov. 3—6 P. M. ‘The stock market exhibits no new feature, except | that of greater activity. The arrival of the Arago gave an impetus to ope: rations to-day without much Denetit to prices. At the first board Hlinois Central bonds advanced 24 per cent; Bank of Commerce, 1; New York Ceutral Railroad, 4; Reading, 2. Dela ware and Hudson deciined 1 per cent; Michigan Southern, ola, dechved preferred, $; Panama, }; Galena and Chicago, 4. The transactions in New York Central were unusually large, and prices rm- pidiy advanced from the opening to the close. At the second board the activity continued with mach more buoyancy. Caiiornia State 7's advanced 1 per cent; Delaware and Hudson, 1; Canton Company, 4; New York Gentral, 4; hve, Lf; Cleveland and 1 do, 14; Galena aud Chicago, 4; La Crosse and Mil waukie, $; Chicago and Rock Island, 1). Brie was particularly strong this afternoon, and closed firma at 14 per cent. The tendency was upwards after the board, and the market clowed firm. The Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad Company failed to pay the interest due Nov. Lon the City of Milwaukie bonds issued to that road. The finances of this company bave been in an embarrassed condi- tion for a long time, but we did not think they were quite #0 hard up as this, The company have sixty days to make good the payment, after which time the City of Milwaukie will proceed to indemnity itsell + detwult and damages, ‘Bhe city has ample seou- The Erie Railroad Company will pay off the rest of ite over due coupons as fast as it gets the money. from the receipts of the road. A. H. Nicolay will hold a special sale of stocks and bonds to-morrow (Weduesday), at 12} o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exc! A. H. Muller will hold his regular auction sale of bonds and stocks tomorrow (Wednesday), at 12) o clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. The Assistant Treasurer reports today, as fol- . $102,644 50 eee 106,874 69 . + D801, 265 45 Of the saetr today, $39,000 were from customs. The November interest on the bonds of the Michi- gan Southern Railroad Company is paid at Toledo, instead of at the Mechanics’ Bank of this city. However unpleasant this may be to the bondholders, they should be thankful for getting it at all in these times. The Eagle Fire Insurance Company have declared a dividend of ten per cent, payable the 6th inst. The Bank of the Northern Liberties has declared a semi-annual dividend of three per cent, payable on and after the 6th inst.; the. Philadelphia Bank a semi-annual dividend of three per cent, payable on demand; the Philadelphia Exchange Company have declared a dividend of two and a half per cent, pay- able on demand, : ‘The total amount on deposit in the different depo- sitories of the government on the 26th of October was $12,200,961. Subject to draft, $9,802,227. The transfers ordered were as follow: ‘To Treasury of the U. 8. Washington, D. C $500,000 Assistant Treasurer, New York, N. ¥ 600,000 Assistant ‘Treasurer, New Orleans, La 370,000 Assistant ‘Treasurer, St, Louis, Mo. 130,000 Assistant ‘Treasurer, Nin Francisco, Liepository at Nortolk, V: Branch mint, &¢., Ne Total...... From Assintant K Assistant Treasurer, New Orleans, La Assistant ‘treasurer, St. Louis, Mo. Depository at Lite Rock, Ark. Branch mint at New Orteans, La Branch mint at San Francisco, The steamship ‘Arago, at this port from Havre and Southampton, brings four days later news from all parts of Europe. The advices ure highly interest- ing, and in a financial point of view particularly im- portant. The arrival of steamers from the United States was looked for in England with the greatest anxiety. The eflect of the advices up to the latest dates was full as great as anticipated. The move- ment of the Bank of England wus prompt and de- cided. The rate of interest was immediately ad- vanced to 8 per cent, and a further advance was ex- pected. It was the general impression that the Bank ot England would put the rate up to 10 per cent in the event of a suspension of the banks of the city of New York. They have before this the news ot our suspension, and we shall look with the greatest interest for the arrival of the Ariel or Arabia with the accounts of the effect in London. The Bank of France has raised the rate of interest to 74 per cent, the Dank of Hamburg to 9 percent. In Bremen the stringency was very severe, while in Vienna a slight improvement is reported. No new failures of unportance had been reported, either in Great Britain or on the Continent. Amidst the panic caused by the financial intelligence from the United States, the quotations for cousols show a pretty steady course of prices. The closing quotation was S84 per cent. In American securities a very mo- deraie business is reported, all at lower prices. in cotton there bas been no change. A dull market is reported, with prices in favor of buyers. Breadstufls remain without alteration, with a very moderate business. The accounts from the manu- facturing districts were much more favorable than anticipated. ‘the steamship Arago, from Southampton, brings 0,000 in specie. A list of the consignees will be found in the news columns. ‘Lhe amount of revenue collected in Boston from customs, during the month of October, 1857, was 4,474, against $682,591 for the same month last year, showing a decrease of $408,117 71. The circular of Mr. A. HU. Nicolay, stock auc- tioneer, contains the following in relation to public sules of stock securities: — ‘The safes Of stocks and other securities at public auction Dave reached such & magnitude as to fairly entitle that | mode of selling to be consiiered th nid 10 constitute ft a Very Important b ness, If has bee progressively growing into favor for the last six years, aud the eecurrences of Uhis year have | Low placed it beyond all doabt as the most legitimate. Prom one sale a week, it has se grown upon me in extent | as to require one every day; and that it will maintain its ground Leannot doubt, for it suits the tastes of the com- munity better than any other mode can do, being open aud above buard—every transaction visible to both seller and buyer. And now, when it is fairly cstabtiched, all offered are more certain to bring a fair price by any other mode of sale, as there ure always at in the Exchange # sullicieney of buyers who will {up to the true value. It is estimated that the wheat crop of Wisconsin, for the year i857, will amount to eighteen millions of bushels—being an increase of six millions over Lnd6, The returns of the banks of Georgia, in compliance wih the Governor's proclamation, for Qet. 1, 1857, chow an aggregate of $1,520,429 in specie, and a cir- culation of 4,258. ‘the specie in circulation in France in the time of vert, in 1661, was 6,000,000,000f.; in 1708, it was 800,000,000f; in 1754, 1,600,000,000f.; under 2,000,000,000f.; in 1808, 2,500,000,000f.; in 00,0008.; in 1852, 2,596,000,000f.; and at present it exceeds 6,000,000,000f. France has more specie than England, Russia or Germany, including Austria, and four times as much as is in the United States. The following is an abstract of the situation of the | bunks in Maine, as they existed on the Saturday | preceding the first cnieoeid in October: Capital took... 5. | bvius 1 Cireulation .. inpunts x + yun 12,189,505 \mount due from other bauks. 965,200 78 dais eeued..... {10,183,543 00 Cusixued bills on hand 4,023,394 00 ‘The annexed statement exhibits the value of mer- | chandise exported from this port during the week nd «ince January 1, in each of the past three \ | years:— | Commence oF THe Port of New York —Vatre or Exronrs, is! 1856. 1857. Total for the week. ....92,167,000 1,622,541 1,426,906 | | Lreviowsly reported...” 64,114,665 64,972,401 60,256,798 Since January 1... $64,281,765 66,495,242 61,663,701 ‘The receivers of the Hartford County Bank, Conn., sive notice that all bills of the bank presented for | payment are entitled to six per cent interest until | redeemed. That is the law of Connecticut. The Detroit 7vibune has published a full and accu- rate statement of the lumber business of the State | of Michigan, showing the great extent of the busi- ness and ite value. The recapitulation is thus given: ‘Total lumber on Eastern slope... 446 000.000 Jotal lumber on Western elope... 38 400,000 \otal jumber on North Peninsula, 30,000,000 | twat 814,600,000 ath . 165,000,000 Last + 126,800,000 Total... 200,000,000 Aggregate vale «$9,805,200 Apuregute ¥ ‘ ‘Total. mere RW ‘The shipments of lumber from De etruit to Chicago, Cleveland and other American ports, amount thus far to 27,122,000 feet, and to Canadian ports 22,210,000 feet. ‘The decrease of freight on the Camden and Ani- boy Railroad is about twenty per cent as compared with 1856. The freights inward for the first eighteen days of the month have fallen off fifteei per cent. ‘Yhe travel # about the same. The closing of the Delaware and Raritan Canal in the winter throws a large freight on the road. On the Central New Jer: sey roud the decrease of freight has been nearly two-thirds since the panic begun. | $4.50. Stock ie Lge Nov. 3, 1857. 6 cou _— many Y Coo RR. 66% eo 4 0 % 80 oP 4 93 2. oo 58 oy 30 as . 2944 200 Harlem KR, 2 19 Reading malo, 71 200 824; 100 50 Bk of Commerce. 80° 100 GShoe& LeutherBk 72 400 ‘20 Bank of America, 8% 15 Mich Gon . 60 50 Mich So & NlaRR 11K . 50 MiNo&NIa pref stk 24 4y 273 Del & Hud C: 93 100 Panama 860 T1hy 15 Pacifie MSS Co... 14 235 do. esos TA : 100 do. bio To 10 Galena & Chi RR, aT 10 Ciey & Tol RR... 100 do, is do... 680 0. € B & Quincy IRR. BOARD. 0 11000 ean os. se 8% mere oy -shaabeve! - 56 56 ths Fulton Bank. 10 14 Am }xe Bank ser 20 Dol & Hud Can Co 15 Pacific Mail Ss Co SALES Or ~, AND STOCKS AT AUCTION. ~ H. Nicolay $1,000 Mitwaukie and Horicon Rit 8% 1,060 Missouri 6's... 1,000 Milwaukie Oity 7°s, 4.000 Missouri 6 per cent’ Bonds 3,000 Milwaukie and Horicon RK. 8's. 71 shares American Guano Co 20 Harmony Insurance Co 10 Phenix Insurance C 10 Bridgeport Fire Insurance Co. of Conn 20 Breveort Insurance Co. 10 Bank State of New York. 0 “ “ int, added 3534 20 Importers’ and Traders 24 Shoe and Leather Ba 50 Artisans’ Bank Stock (hy pothiecated), 20 40 Chinton Fire Hesce Co. 60 Manhattan Fire Insurance Co., ——_______ Auction Sales of Dry Goods. ‘There was # large sale of American cotton goods held yesterday, by Messrs. Wilmerdings & Mount, manufac- tured by the AUantic mills. The sale was peremptory and for cash, in New York current funds, payable on the detivery of the goods. The catalogue embraced 2,618 bales, to which 300 a 400 bales more were added. ‘The sale drew a crowded house of spirited bidders, and under the cireumstances, it proved to be a remarkably ce one, and the prices obtained were much better than ticipated. The whole were sold, none of the bales having been passed. (A) A heavy sheetings, St inches whe, Drought O%c; 876 (A) Bao.» Bige. a 0c ws cc (A) Rdo., 5%c. a 54,0.; (A) W 34. W434C.; (A) Sido, fine sicetings, “6 ics wie ae ates UN do. 208s inchs .3 (A) & do. inches, 5¢.; (A) % fine Gere (Ay Lado. 90% inghes, 534 cambrics, sl bleached “Se ths, ody shirlings, 33, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tuxapay, Nov. 3—6 P. M. Astis—The market was quiet, and ‘sales were limited at 6746. for pearls and at Te. for pots. Eixkapeterrs.—Flour—There was a good demand, with good supply on the market, while prices for shipping lots closed at about Se. decline. sales embraced about 12,000 4 14,000 bis. at about the following quota. thons — Superfine State. Extra State Fy ot bdleache Western Obi 90 Extra Ohio and Western, 00 Canadian superfine and extra, || ‘ 1 Laltimore "Teosearia and Georgetown, 45 Southern fancy and extra, 00 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands: 50 Rye flour ie : 2 Corn meal. H 3 5003 87 Canadian flour was ‘steady, with sales of about 1,000 | bbls. within range of the above prices. Southern flour was without change of moment in prices, while sales embraced 1,200 a 1,400 bb quotations. Rye flour was quiet, and prices unchanged “orn taeal Was selling in a staail way at the above fqures. ‘Wiest was fons active, while prices were without change oi moment. The sales embraced about 50.000 a 60,000 bushels, a large portion of w spring at $1 01., and also damag ‘Tennessee, amber colored, at $1 80 a 1 roliua aL #1 26; prime to choice white Southern at $140 a $152; Michigan white at $1 25 4 $1 28 and Milwaukie elub at $107. Corn wax in some better supply and less buoy. | ant, W while the sules embraced about 20,000 bushels | stern mixed at 76c., with some Southern yeliuw re at $0c. Rye—Sales of about 1,200 bushels Northern, the slip, were made at 80c, ¢ steady at | Abe. for State and Western, +.—The transactio cof Lo-morrow , We at We. a Le Corros.—The market was quiet, and no «ales of moment were reported, while prices were nominal at 12 middling uplands, and at 1c. for middling New Orleans. animation in the mar ket, while rates for Euglish ports were unchanged. Liverpool about 73,000 bushels of wheat were taken in bulk und ship's bags at 7.0. a $d., with about 1,200 a Flour was taken to a mo Cotton was at 6-38d, 100 tierees w of the auction sale confined to small lots of Rio derate extent at 2, 6d. beet at 64.5 50 bhus, tobar 18 tons copper dross at 1s, Od Glaage t 26,000 bushels Wheat were taken fn bulk and ship's bags at 10d. ‘To London 40 hhis. tobacco at d0s. per tun Dene nnn NTIL varEae pores. THE SUPERB PHOTO- U pag Eases om Pome it halt their for: | val ee tbe educa valu ri a ey euhauced ‘ncipall [ ei? ined of a FULL LENGTH—LIFE BIZKS, Photographed on canvane nud tintsbed in ol, ‘They are simi- Inr in appearance, although more accurate reemblances, ~ MEDALLION—LIFE SIZKS, Finished in oll, at SW each. ‘They have tutherto been sold at p6v. Cop.es trom dagaerreoty pes in this style presout dhe Poerteet eect OF tile, aud the remul iy Of CourRe permanent, ‘Those Whe ponstnn lading porwank of deceased feuds, ay Tel) Upor obtaining accurate portraits of ite size, finished. ti s'mieuner which assures aurabtity Lak bates CRAYON. Anew style of portrait ey delicacy Of the crayon sketch Wiut che vigorous ettect of the piotouraph nw remarkable degree. ‘They are sold at frou CRAYON VIGNETTES, Suited to the portrayal of Lidies or children, are also a new fe sure wb phoiography, A siting tor either ot the above styles Coeuples Dut three ae nds. They blend the ‘taken by ude severity which tsually charac ‘Vwenty or thirty persons perteclly. ‘The reault may be ADU Ik AUSCEpUble of the most elaborate arustic fuish. ‘Lhe case anu sunplelty which they are made render them comparatively luexpensive. tras of on entire Tamlly may be autaitied by this teethod a Uctle more than the cost of a single picture, THR IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPH, The mow exquisiie aud ciaboraie product of tho camera, is inde AU BRADY 8 GALLERY BY ony. Cuples have heretolore been sold at $6U, $60 and ey ure now ollered at SH, $25 and $20. “ho: imitation of thin celebrated picture has yet been made, It is a unique fexture iu pbuiggeapay —ils must perfect and and succovslui appucaiion dhuy PHOTOGRA! WATER COLORS Posse bn audi Ratner Uneucasen, the beillant waruisue edlect of water coiur sete ‘exhibited by Mr. ‘Grauy ate pruadenced by recut Meilerets learupeas patie Hes euperior lo auj similar works in Europe. ‘From twenty to thirty dutterent styles of portraits are made at brady”: a ery, ndipted io every fon soled we accommodate every peeuninry condition. | ‘the elaborate groups, m Water J cvivks, Pange from $2) 4 singie Portrai fro Where a harge re required, the price is diminished ¥. Pho: Praphe, suubie, for laterch nge wm ng cinages OF clubs, are funde at from $3 We $2 pec dozen. Portraile which # year rails since Were soid at $40, may NOW be procured tor 19. ‘The announcementot tls redueuon im price has had the effect of cresting a demand which Ue resources Of he estab lishment will be taxed (0 the uimost to supply Winch necessitate thus dee pitow of i heceswry. those, therefor trike opportunay wiueh ue preseut occasion ollers, abouid do wo nt an enrly dnie. LOL OLON ntly bi enriched b. numerous Of specimen pi di) i Frezolini, valuable a ny these are portraits oi ¢ Cushin: ‘uliaun May, Mile. Htolia, Mint Lost Paige, haulbach, Church, Vau Buren, ‘ee, Dickinson, Buchanan, Guilwie, N. " eOWaiker Bry mute Hancroti, Wiis, cok, Lowwell Cuith Cozzens, Edgar A) Poe, ‘Tucke Macaulay, and minor celebrities without meena Th: few persous of note in Une country Who are bot represented iy the colleen: |e ADY'S LOWER GALLERY, nL Lor'those occupied he vicinity of the House, corne: Ath UPPER GA son's BY iver ». 398 Broadway, over Thomp- EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, Nos. 66 nnd 68 Fullon kireet, Bewween Goid and Clif streets, The amount of Fine and cheap OVERCOATS, PRU Not one man in & hundred fails 10 be suited in every re speci, ov a regards price, EVANS tatters himself that he Cn aid docs undersel!, not only all oher retail clothiers, but ibe largest Wholesale houxes in the ely, ae hundreds dauy ertily atid BAOQUENT Fie UKES SHOW, Wack cioth wvercus 1 Sis Bw % ow se ow Mixed 6 in 225 Bleck elorh dregs froth, comin: cer) Fine black cloth dress frock coats. ww ‘The finest custom made dress frock coat 14400 An immense stock of busmens coats... ¥'ov Binck clovh cassimere and doeskin pania 2H 'Y Canniluere PADS. 1 bo aie stripe do, do. 2, Cassimere vesin 1 ow Suk deo. 15) Velvet do. « zw & Under garments, hosiery, shawls, shirts, ties, gloves, band kerchiets, 40.» er RUT ATLED AT WHOLESALE PRICES, SILVER PLATING. —PERS HAVE THEIR OLD articles plated over equal lo new, (o laste lifeume, A Jew cases of bine Br rt irs. Wood an 1sounev elt ly workinanhike manner Furnes ve the ni vs de erway OF ant whieh b has executed it, by vline Woodman: nun the habeus corpus, with other iat Adams and Jack Wright. nulls Louine RODLEES. 1D Ledinwae, irae by «wut 4 Female Burgh, Videos Trial of © Exposit Corres ph ces. hiewes. irom Philadelphia, Chicago Koss & TOUSRY, TTHISKERS AND MOL aia Weeks, by M othe vkin. $1 a botts ( CRALLAM, 614 Broadwa: Dany cnt to any partot the couniry, & BHLGUD, No. L Excnange, AL In order to de “ie useful artien RCO. US aid 69 Broadway. The prices are marked 12 ugures. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married, Baxen—Quink.—At st Joln's ehureb, en ‘To Havre rates were unchanged. A veasel of about 650 tons was taken up to loud at Vere for London, ob peivate terms; aud another of 700 tous for Patagonia aad back, with mitrate Of soda, at p. t Frerr.—small sales of raisins were made at $290 for M. Ris, and $2 60 for layers Hay —Saies of 400.4 500 bales, for shipment, were made at She. a b6e. per 100 Ibs Hors were Caba_museo. vado at 2le., Fra asc fair amount of sale 800 bbls, mess at prime mess at $16 ot 100 Dbbs, fret SY wa S10 Ww extra, $15. ailuers a awe. | ww bbls. at T @ base re unchanged Rick.—Sales of 60 casks were reported at Steaks.—The market was ste with ales of about 450 hhds, Cuba muscovaco, inel refining goods, 4 the remainder, chietly ry ¥ ou hhds. Porto I “seit My sal = of about 3,000 ported sold on priv. Aransnetions ¢% th were Was some Grmness, with a The transactions embraced about wud prime at S16, was in fair demand, with sa. . at 88a sd Ines rn, old, 910 oa for fait to prin a Se & c c ena ~"sales of 200 Dis. were made at 2240. ADVERLISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY, MISCELLANEOU DOUBLE SOLE WATER the Museum, 1 000 FRENCH CHINA TRA SETS, about ufty cents on the dollar, abd French chine (en seus, 44 pieces «y and git Breneb chine te seus, M4 pieces. 0 white china dinner wets, 149 yrece 61 and 63 Broadway, Letwee $290,000. se icy anys, AT OAK HAbly BA and BB Fulton street, My entire sioek of Men's and boys’ cloning Beli off at auction prices, er (han wy other demain Bouse AD finds of money taken ‘Open wanl 94. M Stlinu. ie ys uM JUARKE TAILOR, 115 WILLIAM STREET, Wit ski. hua entire sock of rendy mane clouding Ey cote tee B13, B14 Magians for BL OY. Other things i propor: Hon MUR Rit be sere ths week and meak ria UILT BAND DINNER SETS. 1 ote floor of our chandelier dinner sets, containing one bunate Price Live Uistially sole at “ are quantity of Frene! 7 OOK AT THIS—SKLLING OF, A rench imporied patens now seting at Ralf the pric PAH WKun Hows, weed a bare q atte nied nly Oxtord (ves aad ARGE ASSORT leaner are pending with nh ttiv tor Meede At UF of salve withows venetit wa DON NT ateeet, Hear Church sirer i ‘i sburg, Va WK. SMITH, rroor sewen | 1» Boots, HOW ready at JONES’, 1OAnn street, near | 4, by Rev. Dr. Berrian, Davin Banna, of , Chekisa BAKA QCIKK, daigliter oF the late Thotuas Quick, oi thts eit suuel Fiske, dir. B. 7. dan ausiwer i Aivoties sermute 9 On Thursday afternoon, Get, 29, by Kev. Pr. Montgomery, Jasas b. Kimo, eaguuver, 0. 3, No, Wo Mime Diary By dincghter vs. Be ave CAVA —QOIGLRY AL cue furlington county, Nod. ou Saturcay, Oct a4, by bev. donk Whittaker, Me nis t Mins HANNAH Janae QUIG tay, of the fort Binsiscras.—On Tucsvay morning, Nov, 8, after a hort fines, Sire. ASN KuanscnaM, in the Uta year ot lier age ‘The friends » LV ited to atte ed to attena her son in-law, Wim street, to-murrew aitel noon Ook { Ol, Ieomenta MeKiw, daugh “lina Howly. of Ban Pranemeo, Gal. or the family are respectfatiy , from NO. 4) Amity stteet tturther wee. The Cometery ik, Wile of Patrick re ear. te Pes at two the family 4, from her afternoon, ocak | aw ett —0n Sutiday, Nov xhterof Samuel and Kizabeth Capewell, nal © months: . acquaintances of the family are respect from Cottage row, Hud Chak. (be Fomine Lasearen Ass, young aged Nov. 1, Growus J, Convert, in iJ the fane te ence, NO. 4s Hudson Stroet, thus at taree o"eluck At biizabett), 1 hive. ,on Tacsday, Nov. 8, CHan Crane, ageu vo years CHAD Lorre THIBOL, W The funeral Will take pluce to-morrow altornocn, at two o'cwek, The rewtives and Cuends from New York wil lake the tweive o'cive train tevin toot of Go. tlaw it street tor bagabeth, and Gud conveyances to take them to ag papers ploase copy « eatie Meat it Hovvket, on Muwiay, Nov. 2, Mane M runt, daughter of Mary and Vhtlippe Dome, aged | he w ‘ murs ened nnVet aan relatives aiid Trend of the family are res requested (0 aliens the funeral, from the parents, No. Lit Washington street, hovoken, Unis aster fcot, at Lisi -paet tree v clock. Font » Tuesday morning, Nov tasp A. Form, in the 78th year ‘The relatives aud (rieDds are at the tune. ral, to torrow afternoon, at twoo'ciock, from his laty rea dence at Perth Amboy, df &, Capt Cleave (aunt. —On Tuesway, Nov. 3, Mawr 8. Giuaxur, of Norwich, Coun., aged 40 years, Horr.—-On Mon 2, suddenly, Gao. Kowiw prot only son of Gao. KE. and Catharine Hoyt, aged 1 year ad 0 days ‘The funeral will take Redtord atone atten o place from the residence of bis wourth dour (rom Taylor street, Lie friends of the tamiiy ae ei t Kereteas.—On Toesday morning, Nov. 3, Mromag. Hi sary, son of dames Kerrigan. vai Will take powe tomorrow morning, at halt Jock, from the reskience of bis parents, No. 26 past nine © we EDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES, AT PRICKA AU RVRRUELE'S great cant depot Browdway, corner ot Duane sireet, we and stu ith street. The frienas of the amily, aud te Of the Gonege Ot Pnysiemas’ aad ‘West bo the twow are respecttiniiy | | elebratea j { Zazior, West Sixteenth i Monday, Nov. 2, Dua M., wife of Amos {P. "Kine, and eldest daughter of Ald. John and Eliza | Se relatives and acquaintances, also the Common Council of the eity of Brooklyn, are invited to attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, wt half past one o'clock, at the M. i}. church, Grand strect, near Fifth. The remains will be taken to Union Cemotery for interment. | Lysrex.—On Monday, Nov. 2, HE. Mrpora, only child of Daniel John and Charlotte E. Lyster, aged 1 year and 3 | Thon ‘The funeral will take place this afternoon, at twoo'clock, from the residence of her grandinother, Harriet Parsons, No. 12 Prince street, Brooklyn. ‘The friends of the family invited to attend, without further notice ariet fever, Euzamert Eis, daughter of Martha J. Many, aged 3 years and 6 ‘The funeral will take place this afternoon, at balf-past two o'clock, from No. 314 Broome street. Mastersox.—On Sunday evening, Noy. 1, after a short illness, Capea Masrenson, late contractor, in th 40th year of bin ag The Triends or the family, and the members of Engine Company No. 33, and the Fire Department in general, are respectiully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, corner of Fifty-fourth street ‘and Broad. way, this morning, at ten o'clock, without further invite ion. Hix remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Munruy.—On Monday afternoon, Nov. 2, Pau? Mor my ‘The relatives and friends, also the members of the Tade: pendent and Burton Musketeers, are requested to attend | the funeral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late it seeth, 5 months and 18 days, re invited to attend. A requiem mass will be | yvCarty, for NYork, do; ——- (probabl; at ten o'stock, m the @hurch of M. Francis | for do, 4 Gnaabourace | | | i | ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully inviled to | attend the funeral, from the residence of her uncle, David Vanosdolt, No. 262 Rivington street, this afternoon, ‘at one o'elock, without further invitation, O’Ruxs.—Gn Monday, Nov. 2, MicHart, son of Patrick and the late Mary O’Brien. ‘the friends of the tamily are respectfully invited to attend the frneral, from the residence of his father, cor- her of Madison and Market streets, this afternoon, at two |. ‘o'clock. scuvizz.—On Monday, Nov. Sebuitz, aged 37 years. ‘Tho friends and acquaintances of the family are reapect fuily invited to attend the funeral, from her No. 126 Seventh avenue, to-morrow afte 2, Cuovore, wife of Anton ck On Tuesday, Noy. 8, of consumption, James Scorn, printer, of Belthst, Ireland, in the tith year of hit age last six or 8 yen year; intances, and printers generally, funeral, from No. 16 City Hall iternoon, at two o'clock. ory please copy srmarto.—On Monday evening, Nov. Srusrros, in the SIst year of her axe, Hor relatives and friends are invited to attend the fane rol.irom her late residence, Broadway and Forty-uinth street, this afternoon, at two o'clock ‘Tiwrsox.—On Tuesday, Ne Taanens., Hi Adaline Timpson, sank matte Funeral thig afternoon, at two o'clock, from No. Grecuwieh street x—On Monday, Nov, 2, Canoune G., wife of Untick, and Youngest daughter of the late Dr. man, Tue notice will be given of the a Van Auuer.—On Monday, Nov. 2, at Maspeth, Newtown, 1. .is00n B. VAN Arms, aged 94 years Hic friecds and relatives are fespectfally invited to trend the funeral, from his late residence, this afternoon, two o'clock. ¥ papers please copy. _—_—— MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, 2 CATHERINE daughter of 553. neral YORK—rHIy DAY. MOON RISES... WIGH WATER ALMANAC FOR 6 456 ore 6 AT morn 10.03 “Port of New York, N November 3, 1857. CLEARED Ship City of New York, Salter, Liverpool—D & A Kings Tand & Susion. Ship AZ, Green, Liv hip Vietoi Ship 1. Oukford, London —Lisb Ship W Frothingham: Sietson, Havre—Boyd & Hincken. Ship JA Siamier, Hiliz, Antwerp—Layton & Hurlbut, _ bark William, Patterson, Malaga—Gniway, Caseda & Tel “Tiark salt, Marseball Brig F pool—Zeregn & Co London . Vera Cruz—Hargous Broa. teuver, Koll & i aly Badger. Garland, Gardin: Beuuer & Desks. ARRIVED. ad Southampton, Oct 21, and passengers, to Win sage k, Savannah, 58 hours, with TS, ists Mitphill Ship Txnr, Vatontia, June 2 Sand Heads June 8, | Cape Good Hope Aug 27, passed St Helena Sept 12, with tin wed, to Robert & Williams. Sept 7, lat 22138, lon steering den, Havre, Sept 27, y Elw ays, with cotton ed heavy wea Ae, to Smallwood, Ander: ther watts Trig Carharaw Rogers, Brett, Gardiner, Me, phia. Schr Heinri (Dam, Stehn, Angostura, Sept 29, with hides, to b beeh & Kon Sehr f L Tilley order Tae, Bray, Mobile, 13 days, wi Africun, Batton, Port au Prince, Oct 18, with logwood, ugille Portland), Kenney, Sagua, Oc (ir), ya, with to Post, reston, T days, with cotton, &e, to iene Mowe co, 1 J W Maitlond of Baltimore), Sparks, Georgetown, SC, ton, & days, © days. ott Tarpautin teu Turks 1 yelih mige from wreck of a Stentor Memphis, Wa aon, Charieston, @0 hours, with cot ton, Ac, to HBO aan, Smith, with mdse from wreck o Hird & Neilson of ship Clara brookman, BAILED. Ship Robenn, London, Wind during the doy f MisceDancous and Disasters, Sir Bont: (of Boxion), Hach, from London A. Cur with maitend te June IX, lesky, had been i ¢ Bonita was a cargo wate & 1 kood ship ef about tv) tons, four years old Ship Kivy Staveon arrived ac Withame: Australia, on he 2h ot July, hewing tet New York on the hoof Marek, iwra be prin rt wi the yoomengre high winds ant calms were experiene ed the ale was ran down in OO deg & initiinde. she had for y ail of whom spenk in the highest terms ‘ " ‘Cape Otway on the Hank WO Aupey, Megill, at Heliz ton, NC, lost dvek load and recety, Manis Disastens ~The | from Heit Hon, from Wilming 1 oiher damvge badly. ‘The Cap.ain n reporm having bark Bizaberd ry Wet they were dis i from ¢ eich of | live Scum Asa River, has been wre ear ge wor babe ed (hw damaged © Ian, expert er, broke t above torn "by the fib siny's giving Way wned erly, before repe tn With Gy mile h | Hein a einkin, | the erew reachst hone | minuies. The ow: { petitioned | Bark Mi of sehr nt Barkelew, government lo clatge che touka, reporied ia Knglish papers as eine off Nutat, CGH, June 2 trom Haw aancar, run cargo of slaves hear Babia, Hond, Uubi price Wo Sept 1d, as | Previously reporved. Whatemen. Cid at New Hedford hip Arab (of Fairhaven), Grin nell, North Pacific Ucean; Nov 2 ship Levi Starouck, Jerne | esr " he pt 18, Harvest, Cbarey Port Lows, Maaritiua, Se | marino, “0 sp | UL the bast OC Ostover, thence ‘The ior, ce Pre wluel ai Je Kay Aug 2, | pot in 24h, co land Mra Brown and servant, passengers dened (row J ume a, 1 lal, ac, Belle, Stain, of Warren, 13 mos out, wich win im, Mee Bhip Cobota, Duy, nee Liverpool for Bombay, no fate, tnt wb Beas, from San Franeiseo for Faimoath, 8, lon wo v % days 7 pool for NOrleans, Oct 3, pro, Says Bile MetGarry, frome ba ot 16 days fre ls had ai painted « { tw gh): tat 5%, lon Bi3g We ch Juhn Beriaon, Wardner, hence for Havana, was see | o's, Jat 84 Sy, Tor | wrk Vola y tron besten fee Cort, Oct B1, Cape Cod Wo miles hark Homer, Likieey, from Boston for Maurithus, Sept | tnt $4 68 N, lon 0 me, | Kerk Sy he Sevens, from Rangoon for Falmouth for | order. b yt Atig 17, lat IB UL &, fon 7 o8 Wark Mary tonworth, for souhward, Sept 24, lat 10.99 N, ton 2 00 W p. ae dpcecendp ada IER One: for Boston, Now % off Barnegat—By pilot boat jane, No of and We Boston ph & Aux CATPA, Oct 2—In port, bark "Josep! , tees for Hamburg 2daye; brigs KC Wright, or NLork: Seagner Shackelford, te He has been attached to the Hgkatp oitice for the | passed « ship showing g red signal with letiers Ro F in tt, | | \ | i | Sid Yuh Louis N: er, Vernon), Colling, ne, ‘Thom, * Rolersga, Orlando, fom el ee ey = Neal, Hauseom, from snd’ for New “ituxuennaven, Oct 12—In port bark Witch, Hulten, from Hetavia, Wettae, Hon, Oot 7—In port bark WO Alien, Megill, from Wilmingion, NC, arr same 4 ag 2d Arr beig Billow, Foster, N York; schr Cae ore, er, Balti ‘cit-ta port ship Uneowak, Kirby, ehtd for Sem ‘ Morawmigur, Aug 21—Going in, bark Argentine, Puta on, rom Zanaivar. Nassau, NY, Oct I7—Arr achr Ortental, Hoyt, NYork. Sia about Ith ship Zone, Wells, (thrattar, ort briga Milton, Vout av Puince, bet la Aus 3 dayés to load; Flora, Rica, from Seurs, for N¥oi ong ine b Honing pe Kaitler, Forrest, from Mernace, for W York (or NOrk aad others ‘as be: Collius, freta Baltimore, re’ GONE A port brig Hrownaville, for NOrteune for do lig. In ‘ourie Ellerslie, Coutts, do do Mondami: xt pas, Oct port ships itscort, Hryant, from ewport, disg; Chicora, Faulkner, fron Or Liverpool, arr 6th in distteas, diag; Iobt Fatteo, Paine tress Paine, trom 0 Manta tor boston, reloading, to sail Hahnemann, Abbett, for Amidon, from NYork, arr 13th, ding Wave, Vigures, from Barbados, arr au Pri © Billings, Wiawell, from just Marisnique, do. or radi ‘Shui, Ath, Chas Edward, Hassell vA Cate port luth Oct, uark Virginian, Ward, Intnl. Hes WW—La port ache Lucy W Atigior (not Le only in abou’ | NT JOUNS, HW Granger}, ‘(Woulmker, hence tor Turks Islands; tbe mao Tat Any, about Oct Bon port brig SG Bans (nos WR Hass), Winchester, tor — 1d sacta, Oct divin port brig Harriet, Adle, for Poruand dy, acl’ Meteor, Burus, for Boston next day. hr oun, NB, Oct 29—-Cil brig Themis, iieard, Cork. (Pe Breau Antwrnr, Oot Aaa Albonk oe Milton, Bradford, from Bouibay ‘ia aoinity Yirarhieoks Sarath ALICANTE, Oot 8—Are Mendt, Bryant, NYor Auwetan IeoaDa, Oct WWePul in, cco We Horton, Ulmer, from Alicante tor N York. Hustor, Oct W—Arr off, James May, fom_S! John, NB Sid 16h, Anna F Smidt, Niemann, NOrleava: th, Benning: ton, Douglass, and John Howell, Appleby, Virginia, Honnwaux, Get 138i vals, David, Lemercter, San Franciseo; Tr i ‘Arendal, aul sen, NOrle Dove, N York, Peay MAYEN, Oct ly: rg, Hoborst, Baltimore. wks, Oot ls—Arr Ariel (#), Ludlow, NYork (nnd ald fow sremen). TaRpIFF, Oct 16—Sid Gen Cobb, Usley, N¥ork; Sonia Quincy, Sprague, St Thowas, umonla, Schwensen, NYorts Johonnes, Bertha, aad Cuxiaven, Oct I7—Arr Ha NYork; Washington, Patz, NOrleans, fare Gotavius, Pike, London (snd ald for 8 Miles, do ‘(and ‘sit for Ni do (and ald for Tawtsourn, Oct IB—Omt the Start, Caroline Tucker, Cong- rem | astor Hi INORE, Oot S—Arr Keple Pratt, Cronstadt for Boston, MOUTH, Oct 16—Sid CJ Kershaw, Helen Stuart, trom Balti: rie Burgess, julbrandson, Mork, cl eth, Phen! #, Oct Arr Lulea, O} vRe, Oct ib—are Bavaria, T Winelow, Callao, Sid ith W ih, Portland, Leavitt, doy In port Zist, ships Win. Fel zaar, Stewart, for do 4 bh, MeNati . NYor! aan tet Bt ig end, tor do Now tkin, for do be Ane Washburn, Menott, for is Napoleon Herting. NYork: der, Meide, do; t7th, H von Ga |. Baltimore. beke, Boysen, from Humnburg for 8 Es Liverroor, Oct lT—Arr Lion, Perry Rio Hache; 18th Hy, Clay, Caulking, and Win Tapscott, Bell, New York; Sultaa” New Orlesns; Tornado, Steele, London; Canada (ay e Flutnrehs Baker, New . Henderson, New 10. yon, Wen, Hay yt Bwasey, . Ciy Point; City of ivlumore ( Mis Lubbers, Hew York, Mimosa’ ¢, NOvleans;' Malaka mm Be Bell ee yt Halvorsen aoe, Adihax rnd Herste elle, Mobile, Universe, aud Urient, Hill, NYork.. ‘ Kut inwards Maury, Fletcher, Foo chow. Blish, do, East Indian, Leeraw, oth Young, Bombay; Hi Lance and Ameren 3 Kemp, Rio Jat Cherty, do; Great Western, sh Hn ag Wind, Havelin, Tarr: ‘diay Mary Lee, “Morton Ate SKILLS, Oe i> er Pursuit, Sanford, Richmond; 16ia NYork. Sid 15th Martha, Jenkins, N York, Aug d-Arr Hollander, Millet, Hoston, Wim sy} raring, Hoivrook, Bom , Phinney, € . Leghorn, cid Hy Bu ou, Oct H—The Am brig Jae May, from St John § or and chain off the Foreland Atm bark Urean Home, Cor bir, with emmurants and bai » Means), from m the Hirake buleame off wax since pror i x North Bea pilot uu buard, who din the ship. LTAK, Oct 10—Arrived, the Kdward Burgess, from Leghorn for Phiyadelphia, leaks Livenroot, Oct I8—The Leona, Morris, from Bombay, are rived hereon the Mth Vet, encountere! a heavy gale oo the Sth Oct, in lat 438, lon 48'We aud hat her main hateh howwe washed away. RevAt, Oct 9x the Mount Washington, Hogeson, from Laguus, ashore at Moukewik Point, 3,17 pleces of logwood | Rave been saved. | | | | | | | | New London ah ,jhark Pherniz, Hempstead, North | j Javerpool, Mary O'brien, Vesper. | Chapin, Tr Wermoumn, Oct 1f—The orow of the Am ship Richard Am. dervou were landed here this day. Shi to Balti om. totterdam. for italtimar hat on the Bid sey er paseage, abe Poglish bark SUP an, of and for from Mauettty hovein sight, Wo which veael the crew were transferred, Aaa e afterwards landed here ot Weymouth, The erew 8, Chat B A and in good he Home Ports, HOSTON, Nov 2—Arr steamer City of New York, Howes, Phiindelphia. ships Fleetwing, Howes, Ma: at tra ine, Raliimores J I ut iAeiphin Kaun Cid ship Gollen Star ‘ k) Morrill, NOrleans barks Rienzi, Se Lon- ola, Kendrick, Ubarieston; Cowes, Allen, "Norms Lig Mason’ I Davia, O'Neil, Bayanani, sche Missiasinpl Geo Byron, Ford, Mi Sid. wi extern i ague, de Ui NY: J Nicker Mass, Winslow, Bunker, Cr (Br), Mckinney, Demerara and a mar iebiingale MN York, 2 N VALVESTON ork, BA. bark Re iting Wave Krown, Live betore rey mt a 2, Paulina: sobre 1 5 PM Paesing in, bat hill, from Philadelphia: seh rt Manton; Pen twa parks andtaree briga Rnanown, One ef the vorad Tost forvinptmant w HOLMES’ HOLE, fark Helen & France, Lewis, (rom Sait Ke} for Boston), HARTPORD, Now b—Arr ochre 8 hoe ‘Wittens Ph lade lp hin MORITE, Oct 27—Are ship Northern Chief, Voasie, NYork: h " Ck echra Calliope, ¥, Havana, Storm Cloud, South k, Key West W HAVEN, Now 2—Arrachr It Witiiasls Phi Sid brig Auaniie, Harbadges, sehr 4 SOW OURAN Oe ede a lie’, Moulton, Poston: Shawna, F ‘ard, N York; Stranger Brow ‘emt, Beonett, and tobn ). Liverpool: brig Taliniah, Sehre Gen Seott, derjiffit, Minutttinn, Wi om, via Rustan Islan’, | Reve shi rapa. Chi sirniushiy Cabawha, Bale veh Nunn vin Havant, beh "Wiliam & Sane, Cobb, ean eFC 12 208 BM, ships Lochiawar, and Nothl Thompson; ( star Be, Malian tind: beige Wt ‘ 4 Re vhing ‘Pamper nm Roads. brig «port, Me, bound to Richmond. yeh . ck, Kelley, © vee ker. 1 toda tone Hovert 1 Seah, Kelley, 38 York NEWRURYPORT. Nov I—Arr ache & Eikerton, Taylor, iia for Haverbull WEORT. Ay Arrechr AS Simpson, Churn, NBed. Nansemond. Ford TE AND, cl dt Are ship Rorneo, Filintr, Boston for hath, sche. Python, Pranks, Norfolk Va. Nov t hark viens Hotwion, Hirvana: Yr orig Volunteer, ‘Malaga Gla et =, Pitta, Matanzas, Ponts Wor py a5 Oct Are sehr JB Weeeker, Rae nee, Harnes, “hiladel 2 Arr sche flenry 1 tars wnith, fa al kon tout. . Hoyt, Browitemens ¢, Boston, Adelia, Wightman, Haver cae Art sloop “ Pow: WieKPorb, Nov t SYerk.