The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1858, Page 8

News from Bermuda, BAILING OF SIR HOUSTON STRWART FOR HALIFAX— ABRIVAL OF BRITISH CRUISBRS—FALLING OFF IN BXPORTS. ‘We bave advices from Bermuda dated on the 16th of Jane. Ber Brittanic Majesty’s ship Indus, Capt. Hay, Flag of ‘Vice Admiral Sir Houston Btewart, was to leave ethan d Yor Halifex, accompanied by her Majesty’s ship Devasta- ‘ation, Commander Wake, which arrived yesterday from Caba The British war brig Atalanta, Com. Pasley, arrived on Bunday, She lett Sacrificirs, coast of Mexico, on the 9th of May, and Havana on the 20th of the same month. The Noyal Gazett+ stil! adheres to the opinion that the waval ‘outrage’ diffiruliies is fanned into tmportance by the American newspapers. in its issue of 16th instant it eays:— observe with regret that the indiscriminate vio- ana tbe press is not confined to the South, but extends Wo the Norihern States also, and Drage of heving bearded the Brit ther as greata hero in Boston as in New Orleans. ‘The tone of the American press, pot at Um» remark- ‘fable sor elevation, is of course, coarser ani more violent ‘than ever, apd, it'may be feared, will render i: impossi- Die for tne government at Washington ‘to haten to reason, or & stoop Lo common sense. The exyort of vegetables bad fallen off as compared with ‘3867, The decrease a thus shown:— Fan, luce. 1857. 1858, Decrease. ‘dn 37 87 bbls. 27,308 bbis. 10,349 pbis, 33,764 bxs. 1,943 bus. 11,821 bxs. 1,089,177 Ibs. 476,690 Ibe, 682,690 Ibs. Psi Upition Fraternity. THE TWENTY FIFTH ANNUAL CONVENTION—THE ORATOR AND POSM. ‘A large and fashionable audience, comprising the mem bers and their friends of the above society, aseombied Jest evening in the Fourteenth street Presbyterian church» where an oration by Edwin P. Whipple, of the Gamma, Boston, and a poem by Joha C. Saxe, Eeq., of Burlington, ‘Vermont, were delivered. The meeting was announced to be held in the Library of the Historical Society, but owing to the large attendance the committee were obliged to alter their arrangements ani adjourn to the Fourteeath street Presbyterian church, which, notwithstanding the oppressive beat, was crowded in all parts, A band was ‘Stutioned in the gallery, which during the evening played several popular pieces. Mr. William H. L. Barns presided, and afer an appropriate prayer from the Rev. Henry M. Svudder, of India, introduced Mr. Powry P. Wmrrix, who delivered an oration on *Young Men in History.” He commenced by stating that ‘im the pages of history we found that man was moving snd moving forward, and if we ecrutinized the character of this progress we would fiad ¢hat it principally went in the direction of improvement, and the ideas of that im. provement were the ideas ef youth; for the world, indeed, moved under the impulge of youth. It bad youth for ite Deginving and youth for its end, for youth was the life, fend progress was but a movement of life to attain its eat We could not recognize in Byron’s works or in Byron’s career the true spirit of youth—the spirit that elevates as Well a8 stimulates, Byron was old a: twenty- fave; for the spirit of youth might be removed from a young man by egotem and other causes, aod woe to the ng man who considered that he supported an old oo The speaker referred wo th» Frenca revolation an its principal actors, apd observeu that be conedered ‘that the real young maa of thst revolution was Lafayette, He then proceeded to apeak of the motives of youth, all of wh sb, be ssid, might be included io the single word extbusiasm. Aftor wing ® grapbic description of the leasing heroes of Roman, Grecian and French his- tory, be passed 1 & consideration of young men as sta\esmen, and referred t Cainoun, and also spoke at Jepgrh on the historical reminisceaces of the lead- wwe Eogiieh statesmen of past years. He newt referred to tbe young men im the world of literatare, science and politics, aud eloquently argued that the great works of the poois—Milton, Dante, Shakespere and others—were wll conceived im youth; that the discoveries o! Sir Ieasc Newton orig pated ia his youth, but throug accident wore pot made apparent to the worid until he was forty; and the grea: conception of Columbus eprung from his youth- fel years. After speaking a length on the discovery of steam, and alluding Watis’ ideas when buta boy, Mr, ‘Whippleat lengeh Tererred to the advantages conferred by ite use, sud concluded with an allusion to Martin Luther and the Reformation, The oration was attentively listened to, and at its conclu. sion Kr. Whipple was warmiy appiauded. ‘The band then played the “ Upsilon” polka, when Wer Jony C. Saxe read a poem on “Love,” in which he Pimutely described the ciffarent forms of’ love existing, ‘nd at tts conclusion wes loudly applauded The ustemblage nen separated. Statistics ef the Cotton Crop. {From the New Orleans Picayune, June 10.) The period of blooming this year may be set down Bbout ihe Ist to the 2d of June*” Last year this poiat waa mot reached until the 24th, so that we are full three weeks anew. We subjoin the dates of blooming, and the earli- ext fall frosts for the last eighteen years :— Years Blooms. © Barlieat fall froet. Crop. - October 25 1,634,000 Ootoder 23 1883.00 October 26 2,378,000 October 28 2,030,000, Octover 19 2,804,000 October 12 2,100,000 October 19 1,778,000 Novem. i9 2,347,000 Novem 20 2,728,000 Novem. 8 2,905,000 October 26 21355,000 Novem. 6 3,015,000 Novem. 7 8,362,000 Ostoder 25 290,000 Novem § 2,847,000 October 25 3,627,000 October 16 2,040'000 Nov'r. 20 est’d 8,075,000 1858 a This table discloses that notwithetandi o g tbe very late Dicoming Inet year, the crop was singularly favored by the latenese of We fall, as Troe held of wotil the 20th of November, which i» far in excess of the ordinary average A killiog frost usually takes place between the 20th avd ‘25h of October, so that if there be Bo exception to this role next fall growing season will not virtually be Jonger than was the case last year, We have no idea of Dreachirg the topic of growth in advance of the vicissi- tudes to which this plant is yot exposed; but the table ‘above is interesting, as gcing toshow that this has pot Deon the earliest reason on resord, at some people navert. Canal Tolls for 1858, ‘The following i# & statement of toils received on the New York canals, during the second week in June, and leo the total amovnt reveived from the opentog of avi gation up to June §, in the years specified beiaw — Second week Taal to June 16. $1,016,208 813,237 704,198 728745 Decreas) from 164 Increase over 186’ Music and the Drama. Brauay Ores —Mune. Caztaniga, Mes Poillips and Sig- Bor Brignoli, Gansier, &e., are to appear in Pacini’s tragic opera of “Baily” for the last time at the Academy of Music to-night. Mee Cnantorre Crem.y ie to play the heroines fn “The @iranger” and the “\cevon of the Heart,” for ber benetit St Niblo’s, this evening. She will be supported by Mr. FE. L. Davenport and other favoriies. Bowrny —Variona popnlar performers are to eontribute Gi tr kervices upon Parker to night. Borgia’’ and ‘‘Padoy Carey” are to be enacted Amenmcax Meexew —The new and very exciting play called “Jessie Wharton,’ is announced for repetition this eveving. Mr. Bianchard and his dog will perform in the “‘Moraered Perryman” in the afternoon. Nrono Mivereaiey —Resides me@pdies, burlesques and @ances. the patrots of Fuhiopian amusements will to-night be entertaines ¥ ith the panoramis farce of « yj the Hadson st Wood's, yant’s ‘at Matt. Peel's. Tax Trews or Dickens’ Ssravation From Mrs ‘Wire —The London correspondent of the North American, ‘ender date of Jaze 14, says, in commenting on the ste card of Mr. Charlee Dickens:—Mr. Dickens, it bas been fong known to many, has not been happy with hie wife, “ipeom patibility, of Unger” being, it ie said, the canse. ‘Toe wicked rumors lately whispered, and which Mr Inek ens declares to be abominabiy false, rotapye A pretty young actress, Mae T——: and, as people ly uD. Charitable, the worst actions and motives have been attri- buted to an acquaintance, which If it existed at all, may, have been perfectly innocent. Mr. Dickens, I am told, hae separated from his wie, sad allows her the baad fome s!ipend of $2,000 per aunum = Tueke c.reometances, Known but to few, as they ware whispered, have, by Mr Coaries Inckens’ address to Wve pabiic, hocome noives ail ever London, and for that inswer, over the country. Heandal travels ‘nat FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.. MONEY MARKET. The stock market + tay. With more activits # We epee 49 edvance was real’: every stock sold, At the fret board Wiseouri Piawe einen advaneod 4 per ovat, \irgula Stale «6 3 (Mow Central onde, 4; La Crowse land greut bonda, x tev! © (eal Company, 46; lactic Meamenp « . vk Osntral Railroad, 4; Hudew Ata Bovthern preferred, {; Ga 2 and Chicag ago end Rock Idimad, 1; Seoond aire ves a pale this reent. Le Geir ~- Avgust coupons is, we understand, beyond a question. Whether paid or not, the bonds are cheap enongh at pre- sent prices. There are buyers in the market at current quotations, without any regard to the August coupens. The ‘Bix\h Avenue Railroad stook sold this moraing a: 114 per cent. The scarcity of several fancy railroad stocks coa- tinues, without disturbing the equanimity of the shorts; they freely put out contracts, at whatever difference in Prices may exist, with the most perfect cond- dence in the ultimate dissolution of sone of the Companies and rapid depreciation in others. There are ‘several railroad stocks in the m rket, future divideads on which are entirely out of the question. This fact is admitted by overy stockholder, and the stocks are usei solely for speculative purposes. There are other railroad stocks, used principally for speculation, in which there is yes a lingering hope in the minds of holders thet small divi. dends may, at some not very remote period, be re- sumed. That hope {6 stronger now than it will be six months or a year hence, when the fact will be pretty clearly established that future psyments on the stock are utterly impossible. In this last list the Reading oo- couples the most prominent position. The company has Deyond all question declared its last dividend. Tne fiaaa- cial exhibit for the present fiscal year will satisfy all ta- terested parties of ihe truth of this statement. Cleveland ‘and Toledo is similarly situated. The last annual report shows that the stockholders can get nothing for Jeare, perhaps pever again. Milwaukie and Mississippi is another permanent defauiter. The stocks o’ these roads must settle down to about the points ruling for Harlem and Erie. At the second buord the market was moderately buoy. ‘ant and slightly active. LaCrosse land grant bonds ad- vanced 34 per cent; Milwaukie and Mississippi Railroad, 36; Erio, (; Renaing, %; Michigan Central Raitroa1, 3; Michigan Southern, preferred, 34 ; Cleveland and Toledo, *5 Chicago and Rock Island,1. Every advance in prices in- creases the operations of the bears. They put out con tracts this afternoon freely on their own option. The ab. sence of operations on time, buyer's option, is an unfa- vorable feature for a rise, or for even a temporary infie- tion. The largest pull speculators are filled up with stock, and their efforts are made solely for the redactien of their supplies. They are not in a condition to purchase, ‘and have no desire to do so. Their object is to saddie a portion of their burden upon cther’s shoulders. ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House were larger this morving, amounting to $17,872,616 67 against $14,- 886,776 77 yesterday. The balances were $1,087,668 01, and the Metropolitan certificates remsin at $46,000. The Long Island Insurance Company haz declared a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payacle July 1; the Lowell Railroad a dividend of three per cent, payable July 1. ‘The details of the bids for the three leans required by the government of the State of New York will be fousd under our telegraphic bead. Tho loans were all at five per cent interest. The accepted bids range from $100.80 to $102.15 per cont. The movement of the bsnks in the four principal citics of the Union, in which weekly reports are made, as shown by their Jact cee is as follows:— wits. Fy Circulation New York, Fone gi fio 85 200 950 $2 395.486 7.277.631 June 2 a9, 9457.3 6708 699 Boston, bg do. rid oe ROT! 2,945 435 N.Urieans, Jne 12. 12 828 S72 iB 464 347 10,312 512,357 mt, 943,849 Total... S08 791 7 "959 50 040 496 23 200 Hla Laat week By 300 71 199 900 C39 60M at? 23,403,038 ‘The Second Avenue Railroad Company has declareda quarterly dividend of two per cent, payable on the 6th of Jaly. This is the first dividend ever paid by this com pany, and we understand (hat the road is earniog more than eight per cent per annum on the capital stock. About two yeers sitce the fipances of this read were in a low prices through auctioneers and brokers. For- tunately the concern, in its darkest hour, attracted the Attention of @ gentleman well known in the financial cir- cles of Wail strect, and it bas been principaily through his individual efforte that the stock has been raised from fifteen to twenty dollars per share to ninety-four per cent. At the time the stock was so much depressed the company was deeply in debi and upon the very verge of baok ruptey. Nothing bas saved it but the moet untiring in- dustry and the most judicious management on the part of the executive officers of the road. Its debt has been reduced from $600,000 to $350,000, which is permanently funded. The road is completed to Harlem, and will soon be extended to the bank of the Harlem river. The rapid recovery of this company only shows the great difereace between good and bad management. It is abou! as strong an fllustration aa we bave on record. ‘The gross and net carnings of the Watertown and Rome Railroad for the month of May, 1867 and 1855, were as follows :— 1857. 1858, , $35,490 72 42,012 67 + 28,111 67 26,004 30 wee sees vee eG12S79 05 16.208 87 Previous net carnings this year.o.s....600... 83,084 65 Net earnings to Jane 1, five months.. + $49,248 02 Tne dividend of three per cent is payabie at the People Bank on July 15. ‘The interest on the bonds of the city of Quincy and of McDonagh county, Illinois, due on the Srst of July next, ‘will be paid at the office of Woodruff & Co., No. 40 Broad street The receipts of the Richmond and Petersburg (Va ) Rail- ending June 1 were $156,908 63, and the 79. Not receipts 855,180 24, or 641; per cent of the entire receipts. The receipts, compared with ‘those of the last fircal year, exbibit a decrease of $495 91, and the ordinary expenses of working the road a decrease of $10,995 09 We would call the attention of stockholders in the Southern Paciiic Railroad Company to a report published im nother column, presented by the Vice President of the company, and to the resolations unanimously adoptet at the recent meeting. We learn that the company held ite election on the Sth day of June in New Orleans, and that there has been a radical change in ite organization A sale was made under a deed of trust, which we under. stand bes no validity whatever, and the stockholiers stil] have in thetr possession al! the property of the com pany. The immense grants by Texas, viz. ,—10,240 acres of land per mile—of the finest quality for productien of cot- ton, wheat, sagar, 40., and the fact that the company bave complied with all the requirements af ite charier, should certainly entitle the enterpriee to the considera {ion of our most active and enterprising capitalists. Tuvnspay, Jume 24, 1868. % WON Y¥ Cent RR bao 427; 40,..4..010 8995 18 10000 Tern 6's 90... x 10000 Virginia 6's. ¢ 96 88 wo 1000 ErieRK 3m 33a oy Fixth Avenue Rk ty $233es 5 Am Exchange Mk 10036 § Metropolitan Bk 10044 50 Shoe&l eatherBe. 6 0. ° Bests 35552 10 do. : 180 La Or & MURR BS we 7 Cerra 2% Beoond Ave RR... 04 BOARD, 100 abaReadingRR eo 44 6000 190 GereeesDhO 45 Soon Loree dit igh 160 ‘ 1000 do. 100 Micb Central R 1000 Tit Gen Flt bes. 2 Mich 8 & SOahsPac' Senter 100 Gal & 50 = 19 100 to mW it W Cley & Toledo a ¥en i WO. 100 G00 8 " be 160 de, 100 to SALYS AT ADOTION. $1,000 Tax fr inten 40 2 soa ® World Flas 10 6,000 Gal 1 ‘ ‘ trustee, ¢* cr'ihe'road to be sold, daye nol a re ee “1 ees; the cance eae Jaty 1, "7800; and the $100, r Dearing “tubing ibe ow rate of ietorest, and: the. short riods of the os woto account, the bids are deemed highly favorable for the State:— THE MILLION AND A HALF LOAN. ‘Tradeemen’s Bank Mechanics’ and Tracers’ Bank 28 Pt 3 s z88 Mechanics’ Bank. De Pham & Co. Seamen’s Bark “ » 3 $2522823222228 sEBE2 = seaseesbseceesars 3 ts 4 SS2S233 3 “ Whitehoute, Som & Morrison, 4 BBE eer ad sSSSPEREESS S ef: 753 R. B. Rowe, 4. P, Halsey, J. su ee SSSSSSSSSBSESB ance 3 ge seseees 228828222822 sEz8 se sSsseesees SSSSSRSSSSSEUTNTESES oe 100.60 100,00 = 3 g s on 2 Ss sees POO OMAR en The entire joan’ was awarded to Messrs. R. 3. King, i Plumb, C. H. Russell, A. P, Halsey, John sill and J. THE TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR LOAN. Commercial Bank, Albany. J. M. Pinckney & Co... “ 2388832 322853228 eo S2essess ss * Accepted bide, and 2 amnsints ‘bid for awarded. THY ONE DUNDRED THOUSAND DOTLAB LOAN, J.G_ King’s Sons.. 65,0 J. B. Plomb..... Seweil, Ferris & Co, Tradesmen’s Bonk, WY liameburg City Babk, Se: men’s Bank for Savin Awarded ss follows Tradermen's Bark Wittemebere City Bank dames G |. King’s Sons. Southern Pacific Railroad. TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC 1 deem it my duty to attemp: of thle company such feformation ke Felative to the affairs of the Company, an nls | MAY MAK* may reflect upon ibe scion of pert Cx the gockcahiers 10 submit the follow ing statement with ut Jn the mouth of August or September e in te ci y of New York. being ini f the company thet it was necermary to ash, tu orcer to fini nib tventy mie of rom ond save ihe charter, did make arran; from New York 10 Rew Oleans. vis Mom 1887 he executive eed Saray be wen Geet empevertaneny coe efeateuente Toad apd s\Puca« short rotice. aed tu ruch & manner as to ut- per wee to he setts bed tes etfont ct tecakion war 10 be a0 the elect of breaking up the ar Faogement for thm #6: 400 rained by the man i? 'roying the credit cf the comp records of tbe cor; committee, and utter ¥ what in Oc Over iat ‘ined the by the Presy aot, in order” to raiwe $30,000 pany to ccmpleth twenty miles of (heros. which the eh d to b hed b; of stein 148 creation of a ‘annie ti com mentioned sbove, but to secure a, See ips irre gi a8 ny oa for bimeeif 0 frien, #0 9 departure from New Urleage for s wean wary purpose, while anbscriptions were being made by zene of ‘orienue. was requested by te to he, ortion of bis puubseripts 0, ie ae Ted.paid me $10 (60 Ip cash and ober stocubolse He at once consented, and pave me adea ger, on the eveot bin Ye in which be reqnested me eioess be bed determined to take all his alary, except Mpg erpeners, in stock — Ti xt Co revarned me the draft, aeying that A Avery would not norep ig expats iL I Feoeived avesond ite a} hin 9 Pn PY fm sock, Ye agreement we find due and trem sell out ry compeny. and thas Sock whieh be in common with « majority eupt or PA 0 prow ded fry by arrangemenia between the ecmpany Wan hoped and believed that the debia of he prio ard prov! i Ha 38 irneted to pay th Es 3 : enme of money the fniehing of The. te ita completion to that be payment to e lum recording to the terms of « contract made mpany for constructing seven pany, on thelr part, agreed should be eresied oF remain on the except to neoure J.T. Grane & tioned. and \0 secure of $70,000 hetore me ‘They (ike compan: to the pmount of $1 \(00. nad to deliver 000 of the com. ‘ion hor da of the eompeny within ten days. ber the ¢ ihe Wena trom Dr. Fowiees court ond we Mn aver NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, SUNE 25, 1858. letter was, to G. 8. ¥ tated ete aren Peet Sees Vath rived iho nny 4 apa oes {for the satiafag- ui a G — that be bad $28,000 1 iben in hand, adding that the et ihe money Woukd be provided in the month of May. eee sa ele phie’ de despatch from the ofine ih eaae, t q Me necessary to . eceived on OF f May. He also ay the 12a showed other tele grep a despatea, ‘af Re snore pest tithe cebis must be exept Mr Yorger's et cen getch wan rom the secretary of the company, snd ‘and myself peocdlel ra rapidly spose to ‘found on, our arrival there, cies wale determin « int feed wan made hy Mr. Yenger for ihe exprens ‘one of re)ling out the company—' yo framin a. Taw passed. in 1807, wbich it ave betore ded to, and added that that Iaw wi d for consum- jog the purposes for which the trust deed was conceived ind eneouted, Finding all hopes cf acrangemett or com. re Pee fruitless, ¥e sppiled vo Mr Benj Oe, Shopng oe Yerger and Wm field, showing 1 of id Jerger and Wm. Bradcte'd, promisin; Jon eet without natlee fete President. re not Oy a gion 4 days public advertisement. Wi the of postponing the mele ar ray iy age a4 replica tbat be was very sorry that todo SrPied toei be Wee kateeer to aac bate eves Gens eaceay: ~ as. mace 2 Pe that it ae ee yee wee of form ;ubeequently it waa represen char rae danee of ii eect the com ofthe ferns bought by Dr sided ae wi tee r. terms ef asle were given cut the auctioneer said f sale were “cash within thirty minutes ” These! ‘bt, Procisimed to prevent the possibility of other Parties bidding Duteide of thone iuiended? Whether or not there terme were complied with wil'appesr the acknow- aN aforessid Mr. Long, made some eighteen Is that he had not received the $40,000 in cash buttee be had recelved’ ssa bond of indem- nity from Meerrs, root, ball and others. to bold bim harmless aeons forany ore be might adopt as iruvee. Mr. Long was Dext cay obcaen directer of ‘ne new company whics the par. obarer and bis arsociates were endeavoring to jer out of sidered the ruin of our Rag 9 Tregret to 4, Laren, weeretary of this company, Operating win those parties who. had iccempluhed thelr purpose of Selling our road, anc that said rompeny Eow aitempred tobe formed: Mesere. fe wr company Low aitempred to med: Messrs. . w. ts ‘cout, M. J. Ban which bad br en agreed upon to ve issued to them in payment of s charter which ey, bad sold the company. 1 sm informed that after the trust deed bad been executed by the President that it was perceived by the gentlemen above mea- tioned that the sore ou of the ond would also sell out toelr int 4 «re. Toremedy this diffeuliy, the trast deed was recalled from the cfloe in which t had been deposited for record. and the stock cluim was converted by Mr Yrrgrr iv o& moneyed debt, and shat moneyed debt secured in the ira t deed—eou- ring them a priorhy to auch crec\tore whore money and ore dit bad sated the first ten miles of rosd. acd purebssed cbaire rpikes, &c, for the completion of ihe first wwenty ales of the road. _Jiring advised by counsel that tt waa thonebt that the deed of trast was void for want of authority 10 mae it, and that it sito frandulent beth in aw and in fact: an application made ior an injunction fo prevent ths sale; this applica- tion was ri . Bot upoe the groond. as I am informed, that the deed of trust'was valid, but upon the assumption that it War void and iba: the purchaser could acquire uo title under it, nnd that, therefore. the corparation could not be preju- diced by aby sele under eaid tre Subsequent to tke asle ap application was made to enjoin ecoiaten fr ma taking possession of tho Ys itertericg with ihe same. This in ieetion “was araratica until the 19th thet. wi bout security; and to b ¢, on condition ‘bat the company give bond 4 im nf 8500 (00 conditioned to, prosecute it witb erect or in cree cf failure. tp pay ail costa aod en for wrongfully fueing out said injusetion; aubject wther order asthe Judge may deem proper to make in the premises. ¥rom this ection of the Judge. I tbink it is clear that he re fords borh the deed and the sale as void: otherwise he bad no Fight to prevent the purcbseers from toking porsoasion of the Prcperty claimed to be porehasr 4 y company waarever in so favorsdle « coxdition it, Betting aside the didioulties growing out of ‘hie un je trust deed. While at Maveball. I asceriained could be finished five miles on its wav to Marsball at An expenes Lot exceeding $600. The companys would then to egiate possession of 256,00) scres of Jad, 0 bee ec and surveyed. Ifwe value these vin at 82 per acre only: tho Proceeds world be $512.00, heck» rae everr debt of the company her the road is firlahed to Marshall. The company, wou! then bave tke road natnens bered—a rosd which woald mare than support itself; apd they wi other assets to the pmourt of over S400 00), vi Sie oon et wastes wecttred by benda nnd mortgsges, Le waly poche oe = 1p ronelusion of thia report 1 bec len that the biders should yeaiet, with Toenimny, Ge "sttort to de ¢m of thelr propel ont righis by this most unusual pr ecia, rd I would recommend the literal eom- i ‘Nance with the requementa Te the law of Texas paseed December 19. 1887, snd t would recommend them to ‘ake such further measures se the exigencina of the care ire, DWIN POST, Vice | jent New Oneans, June 8 1858, PREAMBLE AND RESALUTIONS, ‘Whereas, ou tbe 19h day of October, A. D. 1857, George 8 Yerger, Beg Scting ae President of his company f of wi it property ang tranche ‘without the ity of the stockholders therein; and where ta, lao. the ‘ockholders, Under ibm conevirreat advice of ot or Ddelieve said deed is utterly void. tpat it In Sreudulentin nw and in fact, aod, made with the design of sellirg ou the frapch ees end’ estate of the company ws ee ct few 10 the great crejualoe aud |r jury of ihe lNrge mass of reas, ae siockboliers, we will rot Permonany act of our oficars, dome ines sonelty or by y error of udemenk to work injury too hers of w ourselves; be it onved, niet Ge Ph pd - st een” purporting Le | 7 Gewese G. Serger, Kea.. acting 20 as President a ineteenth day ot October, A. Ly. 185: declared by Vy OE S4 ity thereof, bu’ seme ne Lar rd a fraed ia aw iat de ibe ee eS by J, stockbo dere and se: or wi of tke compan 7m, 7 company apy satement of ite cobdiion, any exhipinos of @ belarce for what moneya if euy, may be on bent—ea sled, be pte e perp ny J ‘with tho e whore ever? effort was to forse ig tale to their own Denedt—meriis the toraeure, om this company, but from every right minded mai ny is great!y indebted to the mamideence fern patriote grants of and jose of ma more than enoug! wy to complete rosd, aod even to Vg Uefa opersttos ns ae ton 1 ui eigen wiht wil in td, 1 tame ims not only's secure but protable. tm venitrent 10. all commosted wh f- usb ‘enabling the south to oon: ‘sin wi'bn ite limite the great future thoroughtare of the come. cree, of the world and whereas, ais>, afer all this generonity, the tinte of Tess. by a yal yd ben " ani esteblished within that Bune ca'on Bee the lth June, A 188 herefore, be jo wed. pee, in A! with t low Texas, ‘be Bice of thie company be Torthwith removed to the cf of Mgurball, Harrison eousty, Temes: and tant the proper Sree ae company ‘curry the same into effect immedl. Be} farther Resolved, That the and trust dated Jan Wat 168 executed by Geeipe® Vorger, ea nolng ne Pre, sident end by the tore of the company, to secure the he) of the principal a Interest of the (ny cn of the y Jarued by thie company, be, tod the game are vetted, acknowledged, nd oon. mea. am” preamble and resolutions were unanimousiy cITY bec REPORT. ‘Tuvnspay, Juve 24-6 P.M. _ fee ¢ tuloe embraced about 60 bbis. pots at the turn of the of adout ,CC0 dbie., tveluding parcels to the home trade and for extort. Ooceeiorn! lots Jota of peor superfine were sold tour inside Ogures, while extras wero steady and in good Gemand, with sales of some jote aa high as $4 18 for lot. ‘The market wee within sbout the following a8 90 a 410 a 30 Oa 600 doa 6 wa 475 fa 590 Con 685 Mea 350 He 39 bie, at our quotations. There continued to be « fair demand for Scutherp flour, with sales of about 1,800 bble. within the revge of ovr figures. Rye flour was firm, with sales of sbout 160 bbis. at <3 a. Meal was firm, with gelen of Jersey and renee wane at the above quotations. Whrat—The market areas Chicego epring at S60., ern at $1 26, red pees $1 06. Corn was firm, wi bushels, ine uding mixed Western Southern white at 40. aw Tho afte, Rye was SS ce pene, ‘with sates at 440 9 46c. for State and Western, Frrcat —To Li Sees were epgnged at b4.; 1,000 bole 18.64, ag ise etetea ot chaGe ta far “ton G2d. 10 40. aeked. To Lon vi per £59 Ibe., and 26 tons 20 bble. jour at Qe.13¢d.; ‘Te 6d. To Bremen, Ode ronin at ae, fo Ant it were taken at Td, in bage. Seles of 500.8 600 boxes of layer raisina were $2 50 a $2 00. Hsy —Ealee of abowt 1,900 Dales were made at dhe. a fOe. Jrow «Sales of £0 tons Acoteb pig were made at $25 76 Lowe—The niarket woe quiet, with gmail enles at 600, fa common Rockland, wile lamp was quiet aed no nel. mye mm = Sales of 50 bhde. of Cuba tm ncovade wera mece a8 $90, one Mocks Were Light 2006900 bbls. of while lnrpentine, 0 arrive soon, were sold at 12 rive ly tbe i6th of July a) Mo ho pot, waa etendy 1 ical, Fie ha tale Myiiven a £% Bt hy @ 60, and at Ship eter ‘k Henry bride "8 None, Sebr J Tracey, Gonid, Phiisdelobis Beb: —_ eee. ai Boston—8 W Le: Rehr Isana Belle, Overton, Fall River—8 Godwin. Steamer T tladelphia, Steamship Jamestown Parrish, and A pacacneerg. to Bent best ‘Ludiam, rleamabip whb a and Eby. pede paneer I verpoot, May 8 with mdse and o mb, Tits ive and en 2 ton, rh &e, to BD Bri Her, Hhcig Walter Hower (of Bangor), Pierce, yh sop ar, de, to H D ) brocksen, ‘& Co. 8th inst, 10 ai West oi pets hr “Saris,” from Mobile * ‘Ragu 2irt, nt * eff ibe of log wood, be! Behr Wolcott, ty Schr Arcmeda, Behr Vinge Gem vee, Ships Robt Center. Antwerp Gedbard Liverpool. Progress, src bark Lamplighter, Trials, “ying ew. “sod RIG CTGDET (of Calale), Leeman, from & Thorns Juve 10 for Balimore, went ar Body’ Toland, at 3 4 Guriugebenty fog. Fhe ie imbedded tn the wa feet, eh fcpber ‘works are badly strained, but uy bull re. maine th Bev) pol of Mew Bedford, has contrasted to get off the scbra A M Bidri¢ge and LL Levering, ashore near Kuat Chon, Holme’ Hole, and ton: them into th port,.the former for the 16th, was wold at suction at Philadelpbe 231 ts tor #1200. ac ia Tegan ore organ fone Te inst. & sohooner of tons Intended for corn and flour Penchscot 11th inet, s fae schooner of 78 tin galled the | an Deccromanaes t Dy Capt Charles Antwrnr, Jone 10—In port Poston, Jobn Hancock, 7 In. for Tw nd Hon, uly 1: Oroondaies, : Tor ROrieene June ie s + "Phe Br roy Samuel & ann, . oud Prineaton, Bewern Forber.'iordn Jug} shbe ton pec for egies ag NOr 0 Joliow tbe Artiznn ag aeonm, for HOrleans dq: ¥oor bre ore changed, Pesvmons,—Porkt—The market was heavy, while the tales embraced about 1, pee $16 50, prime at $13 26 a $18 35, with small lots sdb clear mers at $17 50, and thin do. at $16. Beef continu’ firm and in good demand, with sales of bbls. , including country mess at $11 a $11 60, re od Western do, at $12 a $13 50, and extra do. at $14 a $14 50. Prime was quiet, but firm! beld at $19a$22. Beef hams gl Bacon was steady, at Cut meats were firm ees eee, Seeluding shoulders at os he. good demand, sales wil and pomival at $ 00. Lard was in re uncdi a 3X%ec. ie Rie Wi Saare Sar peme. made at bo. po SOOT OO COON TEC OT ETO Bort of New York, June 24, 1858, ol Nt tmpall, Hoemer, 8t Jonn, NBe Metal! © & Dun. Bre Emty. Davie, Cherienton—Duabam & Dison. Ve Wooton Domed Philades ‘Pale Jaa Band. ae ‘acony, Wilson, Phi Cromwel) £ Oo. anen gerd, to Tapucoit & CO. 573 pe Sbip Equatos FF ), Spent: a 15, bot cons! Ha F W Meyer: veusel arw é ‘the Banks. Ss p Bite tone das, Brandt, Remeetact, Ayre 30, — to Bunge & Burl senigers, to Udell ihade the pt ito the Norts. capetienced papecte a ‘wesler: w no ice, but much fog. ‘les Cooper, Coffin, it No 1, 2 Int 40 86, in, Sbip James * Glveaton, 28 Ga 8, with ct. dS rR, Hy B Brower & Co. a lat Lucean B Morris, passengers, of NYork, thip Rembler (of Bouton), Lavtrop, Mebilé, 9th inst, in bal- Jeet, to master, | Zler inet off Haueras, saw chip Ellen Foster, (o' "Bark Dawn, hate, Buencs 8 Ayres, Moy 18, and Potnt Indio mola & 7, &¢ 10 master. rt Eliza Bai (Br), Watlington, Bermuda, June 17, with Y to Tucker pean lg Seeetuctior 18 days, with cotton, dc, to ree A Ens Prederic Eugenie (Fr), Callot, Oette, 43 days, with wipe, i to am bare Brig B of Jacironville), Oralg, Ponce, PR, June 11, rede, 10 Peck a Cburel ig pts bias. Cr May 77, RI miles ‘McRae, hence for ech Geo a (of Boston) ‘Matanzes, June 12, with sugar, to June 57 09, Jon 74 46, Mr Luther Banchester, coger, of Bristol, oh Bi Bebr Eben Sawyer (of fe}, Bnow, Ein . Ja, May 26, via Key Weet a ne inst (where she put in ‘in conse quence of rel Ronis Yor nlbany. Main (Bam) Hambare: and Disasters. whed by Meera Varnum & Leach, Ci at New Betas bark dome Grinvell (new, 4681¢ tons), Ly ee fe Ovean; Clara Bell (of Mattapoisett), Fisher. do 0, bid 224, ber k Cleora, Indian ard Pacific. arr at ite satown Net ® 2a ship Spartan, Pacific ° ia Faicahuano, of and for Mantuche, wi 1i0 tow P of "At ita, Bao 1 codeich inna | ight, Chappel, wpb dn bad recruited, and would anil next mornin, rer ee cod one X, ae a8 kon 3 eid Ric boas Washing. PUP Ry oe) aphcbaep of Frovincalowewined to be reparted. ae nee from Liverpool oat arch 98 for fan Fran « the) tes teat Seunin an, rom Liverpool fer Oaieutta, June | Shipanay ete venapaipen Sage MM Terk epdal!, from Philedelphie Havana 26 bouts ont fous the Breakwuver, Juue 18, tet 8 60, lon 7680 8 vp for Boston sy been withdrawn, NYors. May ane ar Redgsuntiet, Aaarews: T— ho Am versel ola diehell, for Boston, brigs Lanzarowe, See ne, Fy ier, for pr Sa A a 4 % . Roben: sh Peene. fe FE ee | for Nand ior serep Cases, t mairiens June ene eat, ra lelendes heh inner, Sterra for Cape Ve port Rmily Taylor, Taber, from Bones, Jones, from wore Lo rr brig Express, Frith, Philadelphii rey, King, do: Belle. Giligt Baltimore, sn TL Arr Great Western, Furber: Ww ~4 ra, tie, Zerege. NYork Oid 10th, Boo see, Valparaien, fd Tid, rivers Savede, Rio jomee Gilebrist, Williams, NYork; Lana, Lord, Car aves. fine tt x or Ady #10 1TH Anglo Maxon (a), for Queves tet ‘16th; Mt James, Corley fer eo His Atans oh Plone. for Bomon ieih: Bhar: mus. Higgs for ie ween Semnteld Reoat, iio tn Gt jutek Oeoateh Tamer of Wratsieg NYerk 23d, ‘Toe ty Bh: a4. Ocak, fe atch; ome, Lincoln, for vo, to suoheed the Chur Saracne. iapd, ana Bhamrook. Donne, for Philadel. wf Mobile soon: Ath mm Homan, Neill tor a>, jedvonrne June 1d; Tn spas. dian ' eter, Sper. for B York, abt ready; ork, ut ¢0 », Boephorua, Pen ‘leton. « others s ‘ mess at Foes eee ened be. ; a0 400 kegs were j—prime Wes! 17 ted ae wor rnohanand: Ri Sales of about 800 400 casks were made at Sa Dags Calcutts ginger were SvGaRs—The market was more active, with sales of bhda., including Cuba and Cuba muscovado, { & 640. a 6%0. yenes sane firm. ‘TALLow was unchaoged, with sales of 8. Whiskry.—Salee embraced 200 a 300 on _latadng Jersey at 21% c., and Obio and State prison at MABITINE INTELUIGRNCE. Progress, Chase. jeamith & Frederick Oeherde "ieyden, De capin a Bbip iy tert Kearney, Londm—Grinnell. Minturn & Co, Bp ae mit George Thomas, Hearn, Apalachioola—Benner & Richmond, &c, with mdse }. Baltimore ae Norfolk, cern May a Hnetoute Bad heavy SW winds op to the. onks ‘ot Ne Legend since when, light Big bleep Ag a A A a aya to tbe w Benber enw a larg ecween Cape Sable and. Geol shoal, "Juno 10 bi ‘@ pilot fre =r ft fary Bap! yea. for New York ata inet, 0 mil , soc of — pen lay ip Courter, from Rio Ja 1 ow Orleans, J oaveout neiso for les ni ‘pine tk: ark Leon (of eee oo June 13, with su ua, June 18, eae te Weat, trom New Or ele (of Tremont pray, Mente Oras, Oude. ic "Sarah Pet Rileworth), Lord, Xtbara June 9, Wihsoger, do, oC RE J Petert Brig Wm M Rice (of Bortou), Aireenough, Galveston, June 1 Tihection. Jo Hennings, Muller 4 Gestion, ne oo en Bailey fark, ‘with cotton 0 tnatinced Seces er nat’ lat 84, lon 78 00, wim eres, oman. 2a Grand Gayman in's gals trom ied oh board at Key Wen 3 W Ward, Pax fet at ag Raghincton 6 ere. eee. im boat ns Bea Lion, Colburn, for benagl = -y! Jotm H Riltot, port, I—In port barke Corwin, Gtbba, se Warriman, nt onratown, PRL June 15—Arr schr Morning Siar, —— Vast OFF CLOTBIRG 8100 WORTH WANTED. WH rr ‘May 31—In port schr Quindaro, Wall, fer Now Bacva, June 13—In 2, port ship Mossenor, from Havans, arr 18th; barks Mary ding, 00; George Wibiamy, or Botton, ig: bri Frowous, erie ozs I a lg Ray ed Juve te Port echr George Millard, Xinana, June In port brig Lucretia, of Boaton, disg, ALEXANDRIA, June 22— Are sehr Bedell, Byder, and Bamtiton, Ceteu NYorke ee * ‘ ‘BOBTON, ung 25Are a Geo W Bourne, Rawards, on: Orleans; brig World, 3 ihe bts ee a ta } sebrs Bm: Fa hieye. Geergetown, DOL ME wou. Coon raed, Tomptend. Be’ tiabores J Frambe; Fremont fim er ane Gea kd edward ay. ay, Patani A by cts Mize’ BER? sions hams wether atguel It ears abipe al- 3 (of Bonen tan of ie acy caw mr so ibe je!bourne; Ramin et tole NB, oieed fr r Englonds di Gata tot Boston loses Lif ‘t bile: ‘ele Rparrow, Savannah; brigs Mc Mon isla. el, Port au Piss Laurilia, Lavender, Cay 4 echre Spring Hl ssn. acing Win 1 coat Pit a Me, Bey nerwood; Bmp pre Ra te how and U4 Nice. sate es ieiee, Weor i ae to Wend sw, breeze. el tis Azer, Wi #3, Bele Ritter ‘ries Ma ices ‘Cahaorson Gen Msi jeebunic, sebr Rusy, Bard Warion froma Reade probably bet betore fe daylight sede ven Sew ee arr ‘Misadet> port: bri eronde, Ener iain Cardenes mead bere a: Vultee, “Gri Gastar? Park Costtiantee trviee. 3 are, 0 var vii us bri ” Tre ys Ger Gerrior,. tare, Ri } Providence: Beiliant, Hindmea Cleeve acon. Tylor, NY ork; Gen Hersey. & i Frank Mi'r'B Hodgeman, Prines, Cnmaen. Me: heairo>, Johesom, Machian Cid sivamer John R Thorpeon, Colaary, NYork?, bark Werhsm ‘Wedge, Cadiz; schre New York: Stevens, Ls Geter esos Sneek wrt Fete aN patos Aurate, Davis. snd A'bers, Greror} . BANGOR, Jone 22—Arr brig JW Drisko, Drisko, York; achra ie guna and Vior~ nee. corse 30 k ne N—Arr steamship Nashville, Mur. ees 2 Me, J Harriet Fravces. We 1 Belestine pany Bes ° ob, Laverposts Trowbridge, Auger, New Haven—H Trow: | Go: schra ‘acene Fecberwan Nel Chrinttace pan), Mae, Filer, |. 8t Thomas—| Pre ti neat aera SF nae. ma: bre Commerc Rant io ‘kus Tuckermen. NYork BIvicie suse ar Frea ago hard, Rilzabetbpoit; A L, Packer. ey do} Robinson, Pn. mee oes, Marble, NYork; rr sh ple mage doen ea a in oO HOLae HOLM — bark Christina, Trimbie, Cardensa for Portsnds aT oF 22¢—Arr brig Marcus, Pierce Cardenas for Portland: acre: Mare Price, Bisest eam coat ie fora Hi Barnet ny Price. Blizzat ont 60; - Worth, Alexand: bark Chrisiins, and Juliet, Bd—Arr brig Inog Rey wood, Jeanna for el Jot fe for orders: schre Fleetwooe, Burr, ale Ralarme vara Sid brig Marcus; LBie Conary, Burgor for Ba) sebre J Griercon M ¥ Ds cv, M Price J #H Burnett, Fleet- ‘wood, ard 8 L Bill In ach ROTALS AM, wind W, brig Lucy Heywood, wig orders; james, wnIGHoaRD TIGHT, June 23.9 AM—Passing in, barks. Union, from Mobile for Boston; echrs Mary Cleveland, Isaac = ‘a Tirrell and A Hammond. fo comaemerenet Aen a Cine, and Game Cock. ig in, schrs J pencer, Ld Price, Vilage Gem, J 8 allen, eae bie on Fade RE unset— * Amy, from Pht’ a; bin, ‘Sal Mauka Walker: bries Martha W; nebra Juliet, Water Wit e, ag’ 2 zie. F Pam Small; echr pt Elis UTARTRORDY ‘ute 22—Arr sel 16 Douginos. Bas. Elizabethport; ‘Hertford, Griswold, do; Marv & Kiizab Buckingham. do: New Mexico, Ireland. Philadelobia; ok B Ford, é, Camphelt ell, do; 23d, achr JG Bald win, Ciark, Blizw our, Sidtsn, Philadel- terorive, Martin, Biiza- bettport ater, Damon, NYork. W ORLEANS? June locAre steamship Chea Morgan, Flsce, Indlenols, de. Cid thipe Teresita cap), Moristaoy, Bercelone: Ocean Romp. Manson. Barra: bark annie Kimr ball, Merril, Liverpool; brig Nahum Stetson, Treais, Tam- Iith~ Arr brig Pizarro, eat Stonington Ct Cld ship Kate Dyer. Lyer, Ly ee ip barks Fe, Munategni, and Yeaheiita Aqvirra, Sania Arr 224 (hy tel) tesmeniy, "Oahawba NYork via qneran. tive: ship Juriue. Frekive. Bordeaux. Cld 22d abips Trop! Nowel!, Terre: Keotuehian, Merrymaa, Liverpool; Joba albert, Crow: Towed 10 see {11th isbina Geo West, Princes Boye), and Jovian; briga Valkyreen. and Rufus Soule; 13h, ship Montrcn overt, WOLK. Tue 20 arr ache Sarah Loui, Yoa'nn, Rosk- Cid brie Marton Peat. Toompena, Heesne. a Herp. ads, ships Buena Vista, Linnell, and Granite, @par- New Teproun, June %—Arr brig BD Baldwin, Mont- gomer’ 's, Ga: ecb:s Fivaway, Davis, Delaware City; DGF ie, ee Philadelphia Pa on ', June 23~-Arr (by tel) brig Sea Belt, Whaley, ene. PORTLAND, June 2—Arr brigs Resolute, Hill, Bahia Bonds vie Bavarasnd Holmes’ Hole; Juila Ford, Grifio, N York: echr Mary Langdon. ery an. PHILADELPRI A. r steamer Boston, Sellew, * Vouk; Cardevas; Ormun, Bab ‘ond Migr'y Hoyt Also, one bark, . barks Arctic, Trinity, Crisis, Renesr. Lanversport; R Ne weomb, Bacou, .. Cid stesmship Kennebec Hand, NYork; bark Cor: in, Sheer, Barbacces brigs D ¥ Doane, Gilt Nick+ivor, Nickerson Oape Havtien; achrs F bitte Bexbury Alvarao, Steniey, We Peterem Salem: Ben) Rrgish, B ‘Vent, Lyn: Crisis, Recent” Cholera, Rhode. & Barlah, Bogmen ‘Bostrp: Fors King Sugett, Nedford Maas; LAdy Elien, Corson, ; Lombaad, Bardirg, do. PouneMourt, "June Zi—Ar? brig King Brothers, North- vp, Frank WEYMOUTH, June 19—Arr schr Amelia C Reeves, Leek aed Ay IDRNOF, June 2—A: Wentchester, Clark, June rr sterner Werte] er, C NYork: echra Mall. Crowell: Ontario, Vangtiter; & 6 Secor, Deoris avd gt ay eckiet, Pbuiadelvhle; F Bolivar, Gandy, We NYerk. ma Re brie Mary, Maboney (fom shoe. x , with ber caren of eral), NPork: aebre White Foam, Dotze: Baltixcore; M “4 Carbou, Sbailer, Figladelphia: Bisek Dia: Young Vietor, Beara: Wonder. Ma a! Vol's, i s Gigte S Virginia, ‘kett, and xOND, M—Arr schr Danville, one, NY ea) steamer Jemestown, Perr'sb, NYork: sobr issravies ti co in Bawpton Roads sbip Buena Vis, Voom Salles: dave, a4 WARKF, June 10—Cid brig Gen Bailey, Noyes, New PeaYANNAT, 3 Jone 19—Are bark Kin sehr i es: Care NICWINGTCN, NO, June 21—Are schre Worth, Biope, and Joe Nickerson, tay Nior®: 2m, ore Jot abeway, Smith, Cardenes. Old Bist, cehr alba, Powell, ION WANTED—IN R REGARD TO THE RA. een see France: who an Priedrichs, a native the present owner of it hoeT, LEHR, 73 German street, Beltimore, Md. \e———————_ 1, in T rorearion WANTED—OF PRIER TLTY; A ‘Avy infermeton of Dims Mcetrcae ees mete, vy inte vr since Mary tir. Ho 12h; East 34h et New Tork’ bate’ pes be wee jo Bull Pere please cop; yprror 4 ZANTED—OF GROROR 0, sTURCE- . Fupposed to be in the neighbor bood of Black Keck, thou d thie bie meet bis eve. be will please address imme: clatsiy Lox + 506 Pest c fice, New York, siating where where be whee information of eine importance will be now 0 interest. > [*TORWATION Lg 4 oy 4 PATRICK c MASeOrT, rative of Clonwell, Ireland: is supposed to be Iiving in Bt Lovin Any paerectios ¢ Lh A, eased by bis cousin, Bric get «five. re. He ‘endance every day from % ma give say Information thst wey Doreen Tear “VUk DE LRa0."—DAVID® ISL, cr | oo Jalend Bonne, cighieen, miles from Sew eptune House. ‘echelie; 100 acren, na sand beaches and Breve. Esbing ston de anednslied; for exten er ts fne low peries of 2, imo allready. Crs W. DAVID, 127 William street. THE FISHING BANKS—CTRAMER NEW HAVEN, nplain ARderscm. every day. ex epiad ng Chamber = gg G Baxnd rome Reeares, R Ly BY 7 the Hudson, river, pier 3 Porth rive: ys] Teich ment Pent a, eae sis Recreiary, Tesny Rarewan, OLAYTHING, 40, “p)) CO OPITY OF CAaeT OFF CLOTHING WaRTED— 4 fer the olty and Western Gentlen suck (6 de pore of will rece ha v the vere or edcressing J. J Pitty ay ames pe i piven Uy others ean he toned tow shy eee Pe PSS. S oo b neh pent i Sanne honor Peari street, near Chettem GENTLEYES BAvine Any orgergt cap receive & tale price by se Jneertoorp, 18 Rum street. to by Mis "Durselaorp. wh i <RGARP + sD cD Aes Ow ———— Jase at TERA OAN PROCUR® PANGALS | OFF eet ot bs , vena, omest comnre, ost tey el SRT eso eee ee ® “2 AN Tron RR hel Coreen 1 ama, domentio wears meiwe mines on Pa whe ad a BRO ARS FOR PALN 90 ve ne them ent | ; " veunte canon, OEE paeuns, wi laronanayy