The New York Herald Newspaper, August 30, 1858, Page 8

8 NEW _—_—__ Our Kansas Correspondence. considerable inga asto the ver week in New York and Brocklyn than ip Laavaxworra, K.'T., August 21, 1858. val i we hay aie og i Me. Opural Rens of the Late Election _ yfajority of the boll worm. ‘ay B from agains %e English Bilt 9512— gqscioniats ©” | rie, Union Th follos ing is ac p pty ned rapier eyeing et oven canon @lamationo the ase wopy of the official pro fore a Ay gh ~ is sneame, “nana < Sear’ of Commissioners Yanda, we all expcet vo hear much more goue- Dalen ate « @ Yate vote the don in | ral compl worm, set New ghee are taupe io Raeongian Sudisees amine ae Been 0,08 wre y ‘three right hani columns I add to the report, | coived mort unfavorable reports from Pgh ‘vo mak» the sam more valuable for reference:— and the sandy lands.—Greensoro’ (Ala. re ope te scoordance wits the provinoos of a0 axtof Congress, | — The Livingston Democrat of the Mth inst. says:— Lie Heathen ae 645,00,00 AD Ac; for the adm ssiog: approved aay 4, 1888, entit the tate of Kinsas into the Unies, tee maser 4 structive to cotton. The 99 ie seins Eas Tae Gah wpe eae | memes tebesmaloe: isles katie hua norte Sined’ nines in soate ony Diokine reisiroments of |. For ame weeks past the hope has been indulged | Tetcera 1 4/ °F, dwelling houses, raid ac bh ‘ssc. rtained be yore to be, by counties aad eet the pine : Kiser ge leer cape = bors pie present pumber ia New York Hietinos, <olap Free Pro- | average one. Within the lc cne oven tee | Se: ee mo State ever, accounts of a most unfavorable nature have | cone * fee wnalivey anal Ge th ats hecees 4 reached us from many sections, Much damage is | thow ig were remalue ground enough toon cotoh teoneal done to the crops by the rust and worms, an@ } 160 00 cwelling houses, Therefore, there rexsins no 2ts = | 28 Abqust and September are regarded an the mast | 5 teal fer coring op the popalaton, ite chiens in 208 critical period of ‘the cotton season, and as the dain- Mee Sy auien of tena + Apr oi 80 of this city proves the truth of ail your charges agauneé its muvicipal t, and that unless the majority unite sty Maj. a py be ay y a8 well beg,in 2 Modffications of the Cass-¥risarri Treaty. =. “e Wi Wo give below the act paesed by the Assembly of Nica bl - qaantity ~~. Bulletin, List. ragua, modifying the treaty made between Gen. Case aud a —J] Tue Brenham (‘exas) aba of ‘the 13th, | senor Yrisarri for the settlement of the pending questions Jeterson....... 28 204 — | says :—The continued dry wmking sad Trevenworth |. 456 2,03 2,688 —— | havec-with the cotton on the uplands of ghis portion | Detween the two governments:— Tyke. 99 ‘420 539 tt =— 1 of the country. A few partial showers of have | The Ocnstituent AssemD'y of the republic of Nicaragua, Lat 43 422 4195 879 | faion the past week, bat not in sufficient | in virtue of the legisiaive fo it vested, de 3 a Xo 3 | quantities to benefit. the cotton plant, Oar most | "AT. 1. There is hereby ratiled, with the modlf stiooe ” 237 239 «©6215 — | experienced planters are ‘at under 20 | contained in the preset law, ihe treaty. oonsluded. in $ 236 244 228- — | circumstances can there be more thin a half crop | Washirgton on the 16th of November, 1807, between this 22 2b8 280 236 =— | realized thiaseason on the uplands. Tepudlio and that of the United States of America, through 1 72 73 au — The weather for the last few days ranged at lower | their p:enipotentiaries nominated to this end, which treaty a 148 789 70% ~— | temperature than during the preceeding two or three | is composed of tweaty-two articles, and their tenor is as 6 36 a1 . = weeks, Yet, in the immediate vicinity, the cotton | ‘ollows:— ——— we eee. sae, crop is suffering very materially from ith. Great [Bere fo'lows the treaty ae published in the New Yore Total....... 1,788 11,900 8.088) 9.82L_ 9 Cornplainta are made of the which the cotton | BXxALD on the 28ta of April last | © Bepemee fom we whaten townnhip rejected, there being is bataising from “ shedding ” and boll. worm. as The fifteenth articie of ‘the tresty ehall read in J towt a ter, Te :— tow ) ejected st of judge's certificate. | Many assert tively that their crop is alread: ) agen tgs shoriened one halt. Ifthe influences now at. work | grepscnteapatenneten to extend their protec yes bys at Palle eotnct rerecied—the judges’ names being signed til nthe a" sre'bangwhiang. “SY aguas. rartee the neutrality of the same. They al wo Now, therefore , we do hereby proclaim the resuit of | result in thi on the crop continue, there can Be doubt as to the 40 agree “4 ewpley their jofluence wiih other nations to induce them section. Our planters are very much lection « proposition asesgted” there | “ down in the mouth.”—Umion Springs (Ala.) Ga- | 10 gnaraniee such neutrati'y and protection. wae cunenad My At ceva welaens toa aighty olget elle, Aug. 19. ry silk oes sete doe pi bead plo von a, Se eee cee eed a majority ot | News from Tampico and the Rio Grande, | of communication tetucen the Atlantic and’ Pasite pico {From La Union, of Tampico, August 11.) oceans. At these ports no other tonnage or harbor duce When woressions of the protracted hish | shell be impcsed cr levied by the governmhut of tensor pa 3 familion atll | Nicaragua than those which may ‘be creed upon be and the days of | tween the two governments The United svates, after Ovaditions set forth in said fand sorrow which befel this port durtog the Rrevians nition fo the government of Nicaragua, sal! oe cee | Bae sat mce'bs when the troops of Tamaulipas held it besiog- at nberty to carry troops and munitions were vee, of 24, attseking It pot oly in © rigorous, bat a barbarous | of war, in their own vossels or otherwise, for their trans- Pe i a Comminsioners meaner; when the ruined commerce, the a alyzed circa. portation by the vcule of interoceanic communication, al. S. W. J lanon of bills of , and the all but aanthilated fed Provided that they be destined for a piace wethin the territory of the United States, but not f they le destined to nations friendly to ic of Nicaragua, or to the American re jics; and the government of Nicar: shall ot de- mand avy charges or tolls of any kind whatever for the tranepersation 0” said troops and monitions of war. Avd no higher or ober charges or tolig shal be imposed op the conveyance or treugit of persons property of cit'zens or eubjects of the United Sister, or of any other countey, acrcss the eaid routes of communication, than are or ms} de imposed on the persons wud property ofcitizens of Niss- ragua. And the republic of ey —— isee the right Of ibe Postmeeter General of the United States to enter into contracts with oy, individuals or companies to trans Ppors the matis of the United States along tne eaii roues of communication, or along any other routes across the Istomus, m ite discretion, m Closed , the cratents of whico moy not be intended for distribution withia the said republic, free from the imposition of ali taxes or duties by the governiment of Nici a; but this liberty 1s not to be construed so a3 to permit such individaals or componier, by virtve of this right to transport the mails, to carry also passengers or freight. Art. 3. The sixteenth article shall read ae follows :— The republic of Nicaragua agrees, that should it become Decersary at apy time to employ military force tor the stourity and protection of pers: and property pasarg ever svy of the routes aforesaid, it will owploy the requisite force for that purpose; bat om ‘failure to do ©. W. Bal scock, Keq , is absent from the Territory. exchange, an: This is‘ the end of the great Kansas question, as nauaelsie iuuetiee, eae eetaenly grit far as it r ests in this people, for a timeat least. The | parties of T wesult of the late vote gives great satisfaction to all | tion of the ‘ies. The pro-slavery party desired as much at | bequi, and other points, chiefs, one @\ the majority of our citiaeee, and ana o- do not content themselves parley en the roads, more Gian the nigger loving fauatics, that . ioe election | shoald be held in quiet and with honor (lg age ES ‘upon @ ll sides. pine six weeks ago a meeting | Which peaceable and industrious eltizens are swas held on the sly at Topeka, composed of rabid | or they carry them cif with the tnost phd ean gehen abdtit’ onists of the Jim Lane school. At that mect- | dence, in order to consume or to waste them. Bat that is ‘ing resolutions were passed re-endorsing the princi- | not ali: im the delirium they bave gone even so ‘ar aa t> of the Topeka constitution, denouncing every | endeavor to seduce soveral officers of this gurrison to be- State man that would not subscribe in failto the | Wey the Frirerpics they have embraced, and to join the most rant abolition doctrines, and winding up with | sty ah r Bain goa sane, a Jn) poroene call to all that would wish in future to be con- | Promnes wie peered ged a pad ak ea rk sidered free State men, to stay at home on the 2d of | pi siculous. rage = al Angust, and not even ‘by their presence acknow- | Roman, the leader of a band of 106 man from Tantims, ledge the right of Congress to legislate for this out- entered Tantoyuca on the 3d inst., and matutains himself peuple. ¥ shere, — — sae rhe as = ¢ disaffection caused by the private promulga- ing tmpored on tants ® contribution of tion of the proceedings of ‘this meeting was begin- | $2,000. The greater number of the families left the ning to have a serious effect on week knee’d and wa- | 824 Sre roving in the movntains, expose? to all thi vering followers of the idol nigger, who had joined = Spt dangers tnseparaitie ‘trews cuct « natetal ott ‘the popular free State party, and were now being By © travelior who afew days arrived from the rapidiy won back to their first love. neighborhood. of San. Late Poteat, we learn "that cancel rame Clasaters. ne leaders of the free State party in Leaven- | Miramon, with 5,000 men, wad st a distance of five | this for ary se whatever, the gorernmert worth, who are for the most part good citizens and | lesgues from tbat city, baviog routed AramberriinGua- | of the United S:ates may employ tis forces for courervative men, and those, indeed, who gave the | nejvs'o, who took refuge in 88a Lats. the said purpose, whenever tly of Nivaragua or its Minister in the a shall recag- nise the necessity for the emplcyment of this foreign Force, and at the request of the government of Nicaragua, it being well understood that this force shall come wilh that exclustve object, end it shall be withdraven as som as, in the organization dignity and character, seeing the operation of these fanatical proceedings, and tearing the result might be disastrous to the party, met, with Thomas Ewing, Jr.,at their head, and We have Brownsville (Texas) papers to the 18th iast, The news from Mexico ‘s interonting. 4 fos iv Flag, of the lito, says -— f papers from Monterey ampounce tae departure o' Gen. Vidaurri with the Second Division of the Army of the by prompt measures appointed a committee to visit | Xovip 4 judgment of the government of Nicaragua, it beromes wn Lawrence and other dangerous points, and by en- ——, mf ig vod ctype tn ligne way ‘necessary. “ treaty and every means in their power remove the | which recently paased througbhere. The Bolctin pre ticts Art. 4. Additional. The govornmert of the United Sistes shsli prevent the forwetion te said States of expe- cvione or armawente azainet Nicaragne, even under pre- textet aldirg any of the parties which tomy exist in the count evil and join the party in one solid phalanx for that at 5 9 the active exertions of these men may be at- tributed ina great degree the free State majority as sLown by the above returns. Driilians things from the arrival of Videarri at tbe head of his well equipped army of froutiersmen. we is od ho <= alnnost vaeatne to wor. ry ship, of the peop! 2, end a they have aa yeh " not met with a sicgie reverse the additions imvlaat ot | _ APL 5. The treaiy, With the preceding modifications their favorite lencer et their head will epimste then ts | inserted, shali become e law of the republic az soon as any degree of daring. We learn it is the latention of the | 1° xchange of the respective ratifioaticns shall have ; taken piace, eigcet thar coer the etrengbolde is tne earner he Bes | “Given in Mansgua on the 28th of Jave, 1858. public. 3 an Predrag nd set President. ; , M lose A. Mrsta, Depuly Secretary. Srem Oregon—Movements of the Troops— | geuidier though teins ee eeuner, Tacanal renee are | J) Mioca Caxnesas, Dopaty Seetetary, Preparations to Check the Indians, bape, acne to (bow commanders. Their bos iquarters for mn , - | the present are at arma’! piace namet Tenquisuequis, Personal Tiel nee. Since | last wrote there has been nothing definite nese to end com: ng Tampicn, ba Tee vy ine Army News from the Pretfic. OPM BAN FRANCIECO CORRBERO™ MeN Saw Francisco, August 4, 1858. New jeblors, are Nicholas. fe i occupying bimaelf some hours daily in trenslat'ng “ Ledianoi Dom > Ice-Palace), an his. torieal romance, by Lajachndkoff, whieh is highly es tremed, and the scene ot which is laid tn the court of the Empress Arne Joanporua. Dumag fe very popu ar here, fron - ope . Madam Lo Veit, of Mobile, and her two from the seat of Indian war in Oregon. The Indians, | tachment under aroguilix had driven Gen. Moreno. fhe | at Ballao, guests of ex Presisent Fillmore, since the defeat.of Col. Steptoe, have retreated to | {Biention of the Tamauhpeoos seems to be the capture of A lotter from St. Petersburgh of the 4b, says :--M. A He * . 88 their forces appear to be concentrating around | Aloxunder Domes will shortly 60; bis intention is to visit their fastnesses, and it now remains for our troops to | that place. - They . the Crimes and the Oaucacus, and be will probably be be sufficiently reinforced to enable them to punish tmpertans cota Toant' coanammentn, ont takou the | there atthe same time as the Grand Dukes sichael and the hostile tribes. General Clark is taking mgasures | counters two " the ronstiontat' e@isors were ge ‘to effect this, yet, thanks to the “penny-wise, pound | they were taken prissvers—ane of whom is said to ha’ foolish” policy of the government, be is obliged, in | D&e® We man who ordered tbe of tne wont vedi lgrsa. oe sear fi Quintero at Le < Sol. Barragan, well known in j attaining this en withdraw almost all our force | Matamoros, is said to bave made e sarrow cncape one | and car authors abd artists bove paid him great a the southern part of the country, where they By yy ye the Aguasteca. | tention. - ust pow, imperatively needed to keep the In- We have dates from Mouterey to the 54 of the 7 Tt te carrent!y revorted to day that Marsha! Randow hes iw that quarter in order. Ronth. The Holdin of the 34 pubiisbes twe letiors from | Fetieved the governor generalship of Algiers, aad tha; be opsare, however, marching from all parte of | Geueral Degoliado, the coustitut icnal Mioiater of War. to | £0 be replaced by Geoeral de Sa'les the const -to Wath-Walla. The detachment of the | Heners! “uazus 1a one of bem, deed July 16, he says | _ M: Henri de Pine, the vietim of the French military Third artillery, which first left here, arri safe at | West he bas received notie © last monch | ével, fe about to star Naubein, aear Fravafort, wailed ancor e a f not L824, bead ¥ 5 ficlé, and then proceeded up the Colambia river to | nua, und thar the Susenp al teen —. RS Ceriwus ease of Wel which tan already been hinted Fear Dalies._ Here they encamped, to the vunber of | against Znioage, who had fled with Nie mailers, or had | Grist sorttee Pen melon ae me ace leat the About 00, for some days, while the officers were | taken refuge in Ube house of the Frouoh Minister; nad thet | lady of tatnily and highly oouuecton moines mounted and the necessary preparations were made | Were were still auother promunciaméento oy tne people | tocrave circle of Bath, and the defendit, Me. Wo for entering the Indian codatry. 1 wing were | SeA\neL the #oldiery and of the constivution of 1867, ro. | don, is the weil kpown author, who bes been veriding in the officers of the four compatiles wing to the | fFmed: leaving ab the head of the goveroment a'Mr. | the bewe city. I eppears sone eoun-tal wan ving about p= Jans Jono Bes And the army ie command of (onerals Par- | Bath retative tow foversers in the piaictif’'s fervily, in - aie Rout. ©. Tyler a . Tiapget ned Traconia. — If be true, Mexico ie cer- | whose bebalf the defeadaut evieeed much interest, aud i, « meng A Lieutenants Ro’ Tyler and Hy tainly ns Desutifal state of coatation, od will offer | bors wards poblisned comtaiee a ibe!’ whice Company B—Lieuts George P.thrie and James | foroes. srepotndberencinnpens a ane oo Fy Howard. In bis other Jewer Gen. Degollado ioforme Zuxtue that | - i een Company G— Lieutenants James 1. White, Dan- | Miramonm bad left Goadalajar onthe Liu. wit B09 | aaen, Sormerty Prarsten Minister tn Ta don. has heen twy'ty d to Bertin of the ore Inert. bonkiog office of Meters, “ fom of the virit bar B. Ransom and Lawrence Kip. Company M—Captain Hrasmus i). Keysand Li George P.R. Dandy. Capt. James A. Hardie men fiftees pisces of arviliery, im the direction of t. | Lagos. “It ie stated.” anya the letier, “that he goos to | © foruify the bridge of Tolotatlan,” but ihe csnoral tomuke | Whe movement deceive Zoazes, and tas be dae oi ther d upon Baa Lb } Lansing, Baldwin & Oo ,6 5 Company G, was expect- i wenn Rrprest « od by the next steamer, aleo Company D, um- | fort ‘of Maziee y @t tn taken enether rend | rises Berccesa Bx der command of Capt. Prancis 0. Wyse, aud Com- Dey thinks that Miramoa, whom he ralis the hero i, pouy B, ander Capt. Edward 0. C. Ord. Of (oft etter having syffered thore at Carreiss and Aiea. | J''s° {qute™, GX. Cl veland he sion et Lhe Dalles marched for Walls-Walla | quique wi! now eon suffer « Inst and {ical one, Towseunc, LN, bbear aed lacy Mire oth of July. It was expected that it would Thoee two letters speak of & proposition to unite the | N. Wolung. @ W. Kirkinud Mee © them about twelve days to crm Lry to | fFCe* Of the constitutionasiste before marcel: ag apoB tae Hi More, ard tasiy, W.M. Googe post, which is Colonel toe : =. e Meyers. WD arutull and ely, J won as a sufficient force is collected at th same peper we fad tie following:— dem. Mies M.A. Bonrdman, ' Tomer i= anid family ir the first column is to be formed of seven t sion of Capt. Maser! i Ay re) bP Wt fialeumd eed we a Pr. Lainy nice UW. Wolfe r E . Mange! Leal io vebail « re MA. Lewia, ©. Whi'ey, J’ Ww bell men, ander command of C nel Wright of the Mexico Tran’ eltizons of Bejar county, la: gublished @ | GW Meed ent lady. legeets s, Corb w ype ifantry. They were to leave Fort Walla decree d.rected to the Rio Graade, | 1. Wheeler, jr, J.J. Towreend, L.A. Digr ‘Wwe first of Angast, to proceed northward and family oy ye + Bre nis sins, to meet the Indians who defeated Colonel Wife, Penusyivante; A. Garr, T. Clones, &. A allen and #teptoe. As these tribes are now Mashed with their |, T2¢, tect of land te that El Romolino, and, | wite, Louisiana: J. Writht and family Jao, H Nenle, , though private property, p: ais made or the remu- Bing, James Cox, W. Ii. Cox, J. (. Canfield and lady. and can bring over three thousand warriors peration of ihe owners, aud : Jerrey. ra Sato the feld, they may determine to meet our | lead be laid olf in toon To ‘Wan cua - L5 ARRIVALS, troops. Uf so, we shall hear accounts of a most 2 Hotei— ix ire ident the eonven'ence of the farmers of the colony Domoutort Gen ‘vary battle. M. Artin ps, Mevien: Gen Fred Town Here, then, is s chance for "1 aX fonh as imteine that they Anothgr colauwn of three hundred men, under from the laws of thelr adeted countr; a yt hme I we ror pf ages Ma + sommangof Major Robert S. Garnett, of tie Ninci | 10 return to that of thelr nativity, We doves coe rt ad setlinen: Cetensl 3 Waseee! hiiadee 1 Wfantrgyy ie to leave the Dalles An 1éth, <qealy liberal provision wil be mate for ali mach as may . Fouts, Memphia. werch ward throngh 1 Ni 4 From Glasgow, in (ho steamship Edin) 90 > - mah the Simcoe and Natcher 1 Flag, of the 18th, noticing the arrival of » cmduria | Jono Tiggina, wits, family are, tures Joel ane ea oe moutry ez eam of the Cascade range. iA lop, Hust Cdond E—, Fourth Infantr ater 6 onl from the interior of Mexico with $1,400,000 ia miver, de Alban. Jemen Molr lary Parr, Jome: Bilnon, Kward a ry, under command | tined for shigmest, remarhe Waidie, wire sm4 family, Mat Calendar, Nts aldise aad Mies of « in Hevry M. Judah, if mm route for Fort Though bis bes been an importaat potet for the export | A) ime Jorn, ping i Robert ‘sion, AB Tawee, Mf Ve poom@er. A company of seventy-five dragoons, | of mincral wealth from Mexics, the eoove is, we wbloe Folegety bd wile Paces Gretee. tea oes ve. tunc ler LAput. John T. Mercer. have arrived at Stock: | the targest amount over presented et aay oo time; aud | Winnie rod’ amig fev meron Jace men Rina: praele ton a. ir way to Oregon, from the southern | this & from partice who have heretorore shi ved throacn Dt Lew . Htagh brewart, Mrs a Mole and unfept, cout try.f Tampico, As effaire uow stand in Mexico, the greater alton, GW Baldwin. MW wick, FG Cameron. wife By | Uhg last steamer, weut home Lieut. John §, | PAT Ol the trade for the northerm portion of ‘ibet country | Mmily. JM Lawrie. FC Gray onal Grant "Mosars O'8 y m wit Aut . | met of be carried on Of this frontier, | 4W Dick, Mra a @ Dick, Wisere G8 aod 4G Dick JR Rue Mas ©, Third Artillery, on reorui yi also the | apn y by way fel pad wit, Alen Young: Willinw Jarkarn, ire J ginds, Mit wife wd children of Onptain Taylor, of First Dra | tgen'e the past len yours many new sours of wealth | fod Barnet nod sit ape, MoTavist. B Scou. F Fun Deagoean poten y ily + yyy ee ede nines From Brrmen, in wenebie Now Yor—c ine ons, sic » Bis y m er. J Mayts . ‘thoalrns, es mt Fort Crook, is left in charge of Lieutenant | country \ tantly arriving, chiefy for id. Mire «Ti ehi'd, 1 Va Kirt, Also, Lieutenant J. 8. Ives, of the Topo- | silver 5 Keliney, 1 Nas uae raph 1 Engineers, who has been engaged in the Up -eeRRaERR ppd qi Ti Friedrich. Wier M nt, 1 Wnpe 4 f * corps. Health, 3D Weeteldand wit) OF Ole, HH hah ne tamaly, % 4 any nowy is veouved from the forotin |.) S@ 80R ROTOR oF omE mERat.n foo: meth hones, agneant ina “Wer enrasy Ny ay ‘ lar ave had the pablic spirit to commence the truly | V8uftrann and ete Leder Seam , . & Mangenbot B@ Kell W Yon Ke 20. " Benevolent work of reducing the taxes Gally collected Par 4 (vo dasbaniay a hen EZ from winety per cent of the indigent population of thie jouppennye. © Dar + wy Lindeman, 1 Fraokenberger. ® Hew ins. «se A lett leans Crescent, dated | MY, Conceated ender the word rent, by the actual land | CA temnies, M Literohe ead 100 in ens costes 4 Pickens, M 0, mays lorde or their agents, calied apecniatore or bucksters in From Almetra in the bark Marah A Pell—H Davie, P Favre, In regere x in this section of the | rents, this enthurinatic majority invite you to “(go ahead’ Pree Damarara sp ron eta in~Chas Beely, country, up ck, it looked well. The | ander their cheering evpport, and, with: batty eaumia ‘ly have had spec tir 4 mt and, without farther delay, } ree tiverpes!, in the steamship Ciiy of Wasi a Jew daya, I lea # that the boli worm has commenced s local plunder. Taking em basi the | Roves sna fay, John Sekine, ‘Sine ad aed fe i, ite ravagea; alw 7, the army or cotton worm Gguree recently published in the London Timer—viz., for «made ry teration—1. Finchley, Mr Sshwagn, Mr Smith Tir U Donglsa, pact lor Br Bobvenn, Me Se Gebongtoa, Waa 3 fis appearance OM many plontat and cloendy | Jnly, Y8ES—the population of London t eonaposed ot | BY. fs a Ae a newly aaowe One of my nelght Of informed me yestertne titgy | Pet week, in cickly seasone, betae 1,000 pursons Jat ue | gn Me Murray and indy, SO Nylan they had deaieepes Ralf of the crop on * | cetitente New York and Rrookiyn sities 20 containing one. | Hrowne, and ia te casings, ney had vy r 2 “| third the above ywiation, say nie hondred thousand: | ‘or Savannah, in the geameb!y Hunieville--D 1 Jackson, and is doing very ; Weat damare to his own cotton. | cue qhire theo ites, veweoty even thersand: one nied | Mreait, W nUbere, HW Bellster, How ites OF lan «weil as the = pemm. © be deme per werk, toree bundred. 1 cai) big = Pfr my place, and find hat one tield Ired | te the actus! comparison of weekly death between Lon Gf folsteee ene st short one fourth, ane ' don an’ New York and Broskiyn, Tue deathe ia Brook M. Paoreit work ving throngh . "all grown Lolls, a ( av | 'yn and New York im July, 1858, were nine hon dred per. never own before, 1 U-the same r | Sch", & eo, by the comoariaon with Landen, they ehowld Tor Richmond Mo, tn the stern - made ite a earance | Lave been threw Lwndredmeatetiebing te Mot that the Gen Borg ond vervaet, Mator Me LW hnar generally good im thia ou Wty. It ra » | wie eee aon io sinty ait por cont lees than | Ther Ww Bingley, A Hendotter, Capi W ctelon } © for the grows a ibe be ¢ the Atroties cphemnhe d cremize. lt | Reenmen, Wire Dd Horley, W Ward, 1 lutgeratinte's bin thy last Week or 1,9 days we lave sade * sucie remevue for We sem sagan cclentille doctors bo give | sister J Picinchman, At Bariie. A rg at ded hia thy last wee ’ w Fenevun [or thie (wo huadrod por oat More GUMS | Beidwis, uurve Tymphins, Wy minke, J) gies ang . | Testoration of harmony between these roads. ay. D B Harktve, Mice A Slat tie “ta Uoubaran’ ist rAcgtcr ees O soamen fof ‘and id to svosrage. RESO vine tees , T Tracey. For Savenpab tm Alsbams—D ¥. a Eranho, Mina Ta has: ow star, Tithaner J arne, JP fowler. ®JQrian E Long, J J Marsh 0 Reddick. $6 Eder, Hon 7 Mbiewene, morn. Se H Map, Rebe t cin DB Boll, My and 4re A De Paloma. Mre Starena, Mrs Bop Mee Dooliite, Mr and Mi fon, Mr and Mire ¢ D meang Ma ii itiemn rs Boas, Mies cho Wm * Mt worey. Dr WG VE Pad ¥ Wer Nevore. J% Key @ Sepgu, A Manbsimer, A Reringer 8 AMM Dermot sr, T Jeeikine A Reatbou. Jno W woihwell. Joe Fcjoech JC zreser, Mra s Bala, Mise 4 Parks, Mr and ire Wievy, Mrs Crone Mr and Mead Wilkinson, ihres childree od ee B Bewh in d stater © J Anierson. BR ar: OP Bieox, Ins Keeley, Phos Modlnsaen, W Reyne. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sunpvay, August 29-—6 P. M. ‘The week has been a quiet one in money, and most branches of commerce. Large quantities of foreign dry godds have been thrown on the market, and prices, both of foreign and domestic manufactares, have declined accordingly. Dulness, with a de- clining tendency, has been the ruling feature in the breadstuffs market; cotton has been inaetive, and there has been little done in groceries. Teas have declined since the news of peace with China was transmitted over the Atlantic wire. The general impression in the mercantile world appears to be that we are on the eve of a period of remarkable speculation and sneceesful trade, and that the im- petus will be given by the first shipments of gold from Fraser river and the first sales of consign- ments of merchandise to China; but, in the mean- while, no one is willing forthe sake of a greater profit, to ran the risk of pioneering in these two new chanuels of commerce. People here, however, are waiting to hear how these two events strike the English mercantile community. It has been daily expected that the Atlantic Telegraph Company, which is in possession of full and convenient com- munication by telegraph with Europe, would at least vouchsafe some memorandum of the daily finctuation in consols, cotton, and bread- stuffs; but, from some unexplained reason, nothing of the kind has been done, and, so far as the commercial world is concerned, nothing has yet been gained by the laying of the Atlantic cable. As soon as the cable opens fer the transac- tion of general basiness—which is expected to take place on Wednesday next—the full effect of the news of the Chinese peace, and of the iatest and most satis- factory news from Fraser river, will be ascertained; many believe that it will be the signal for a general revival in mercantile business. Of the trade of the port for the past week, and corresponding weeks of 1857 and 1856, the Custom Bouse furnishes the following statistics :— Exrorts For rue Week. 1856 1857, Total for the week. ..$1.481,987 1,364,215 Previously reported.50,761,13 46,073,789 Since January 1., $59,242,850 47,439,004 IMPORTS FOR THS WEEK. 1856. ‘1857. 1858. Dry goods... $9,236.526 2,309,570 2,213,431 General méze.... 2,427,896 2,005 ,5s: 23505,908 Total for the week $6,003,002 4315168 4,177,830 Previously rep'd $147,590,962 166,993,666 92,850,063 Since Jaucary 1. $165,200 834 170,008,818 97,628,202 The following was the specie export for the week aud year :— Barque 0. J Bayes, Buence Ayres, donbloons $61,044 00 Schooner Dulas, Nequabo, do ,78l 75 Stesmer Great Boia, Liverpoel, gold bars... 60,785 16 Bark ©. K. Sut), Bercelom, American gold... 15,009 00 Live, Marecaivo, do 6,000 00 teamer City of Washingion,......... 72,847 78 Tetal for the week .. +e $188,440 69 Frevicusly reported. $17,194,120 77 Total, 1858.......... eee seeeeceeeee $17,392,561 46 It is not likely that any material change will ap pear in the specie column of the banks this week" They showed last Monday over twenty-eight mil- lions, since when some $450,000 bas been paid into the Sub-treasury, &c. By the Moses Taylor, on Pri- day evening, $1,434,674 was received from Califor nia; but this will only count one day in the ave- rages, oud unless the New York banks have been continuing to draw freely upon the Western and Eastern banks, will not do more than counterbalance the small drain we have mentioned. Money continves to rnle at 34 4 4 on call, and 4a 6 tor short dated good paper. At these rates the demand exceeds the supply: to place a large amount the lender would probably be obliged to take some- thing less. Domestic exchanges are unaltered; foreign exchange may be quoted as dull at 109} a 3 on Lon- don, and 5.13 a 5.11 on Paris. The course of the stock market during the week has been upward. Early in the week a friend of the brie direction met Mr. Moran and brought about one or more interviews between that gentleman and Mr. Corning, of the New York Central. The result was the settlement of a basis of negotiation; namely, the restoration of the old freight tariff on both roads. It was, of course, understood that this pre- liminary understanding should be enbmitted to the respective boards of direction, and that until they passed npon it, nothing further shonld be done. It was in effect submitted to the Erie direction on Thursday, and by that body re. committed for consideration to their Exeontive Committee, who will shortly report. The Presi. dents of the Pennsy!vania Central and the Baltimore and Ohio are expected in town this week, when It is believed that they will unite with the Erie and Cen tral in @ general convention with regard to the tariff of rates for the future. It is possible, however, that difficulties, which a carefn! study of the position will soon bring to light, may yet intervene to prevent the In the meantime the talk of peace and a cessation of ent- throat rivalry bas given new courage to the bulla, who have been very active in purchasing all the spe- eulative stocks at anedvance. So faras the com: mission brokers can tell, the public are entirely dis- interested in the rise; no outsiders of any conse. quence are taking the least part in the movement. ‘The tollowing has been the course of the market:— Minecuri 6’s...... 1a Crosse land le Delaware an a Pacific Mail. Paner Toeeo.. . Iino Oontral . Ta Crome... 5 ‘ Milwaukie and Mientesippi 16 19% The annexed will show the exports from this port of certain articles of produce for the week ending August 26, with a comparison for the same tiae in 1857; also the totals since January 1:— ~—-—1868— = pn BST men, Quantity. Value. Quantity. Value Cotton, bales 2486 «SI87,114 2,718 $131,990 . bow 706931 W738 88,7 92,245 8,606, 307 13i4 6,240 ‘826 18,145 erirr) 1,104 19,741 Total for the week...... $440,755 Decrense compared with sume week Inet year... $7,261 Exronrmy Siver Jascany 1, ; 1857. 1858, seeecee 97,046,869 $5,832,271 “ 4,606,985 ean 622 seeceececees S177 O08 2,701, O19 ove + 1,807,887 1,072,828 141,908 162 447 650,151 700,114 An evening cotemporary states:— “At the annual meeting of the slockbolders of the Clave. inne apd toledo Railroad Gomprry, held at Cleveland ia Jn 5 last, she directors were instructed by reeolution (y snepend ail tppaira on that portion of the road lyiay he tween the wily Of Saudweky ead the Clay Junetion, and i YORK HERALD, MONDAY . AUGUST 30, 1858, : * ig true that the com z te ie ee: i abandoxed, it will be seen that the company bave only eighty two miles of road, and its expenditare for constrac- fon and equipments bas exceeded eigot millions of dol- Jars—that is, obout ove hundred Legepe an eee = for its remaining roed—-ine present inde dtedne:s of w 4 dallaré Add to (his, the pro- peeed abandonment of the nor:bern division, Cig HS wilt fe fap’ and Colombus ar hey} the rent ne which itis ras ,000 per annum, oul Batt wae bel to construct both of these d now that tokeep tne road in repair aad’ pay station expenses. Is would be well, therefore, for the otvers of bowde which rest upon the present slight security to look after their in- ' Stock Exchange. AY, Angust 25, 1858. $15000 heading KR. 4056 20500, do. 495 81000 do. 49 ‘26000 do, 4000 100 300 400 5000 300 1000 100 2000 400 5000 100 6000 200 6000 100 1000 850 100 300 50 she Pecple’s Bk. 9934 50 13 Nassau Bapk.... 96 100 do. 260 10 Man Ges Co scrip 160 60 MS&NI pt pio 160 983% «60 se 46 8356 60 don. Sai 4556 60 1. 88's 100 Panama RR ... 1i4 100 A Y Qn RR. 80 bo do..... BGO 114% 1700 ae 80 50 Gal & Chi RE 80 834 450 80% 26 do 83% 875 80% 270 i 84 300 80% Bt bo 80 35 150 80 85 150 80 BA, 5 79% 100 do.7.. 1880 343g no 18 = =—-250 Chi & RI RR. 75% 700 1835 300 O....006.. TBH 100 18 do. {b80 73) 200 -- 3 1% 25 Milw & Mise KR. 104 100 0. . BS 60 Hud River RR... 283 25 Second Av RR... 89 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Saronpay, August 23-6 7. M Asues.—The market was quiet and the ssles confines to about 20 a 30 bbis. at 6c. a61;c. per Ib. for pots and pearls reepectiveiy. Bueapstvi7s.—Flour—The market was less bnoyact and active. while prines were without quotable change. The salen embraced abcut 8,000 bbis. cicsing wishin the ranzo of the following quotations :— Biandard rupertne 2 Bf jard cu) a 50 Do. extra 525 a 545 Common to ++ 455 a 500 Extra fowa, Michigan, Indiana an? Ohio... 525 a 615 Extra round hoop Obio (anippicg branas).. 6 0 a 6 25 MEBEP.... 660 a 760 Caradian superfine and extra. 640 a 600 Mixed to straight Southern, 650 a 675 Southern fancy and extra..,... one 70 a 8% Choice extra family aud bajers’ brands... 7 25 a 8 60 Rye flour. ....., 350 @ 435 Corr meal 410 a 450 Canedian brands were firm, while the sales embraced abont 200 a 300 bbie., closing mainly within the range of our quotations, Southern brands were ia goot demand, with sales of about 1,100 @ 1,260 bbls. reporied at our figures. Rye four wae steady at our @zures. Corn meal was quiet and prices urchaoged. Wheat—Tho demand was light, while prices were without change of importaccs. The tales were conficed to about 4,000 8 5,000 bushels, tocluding common white Tudiana, mate last evening at $1 22, in store; primo qualities of all kinds were firmly he'd. Corn wes heavy, while the sales embraced abont 35,000 bushels, including both Western mixed at 70c a 750 for unsound, aud f-ir and sound do. at 78c, a 80s ; other dercriptions were qnict, and nachanged, Ryo—A sale of 3,490 bushels poor quality, made yesterday at 76c., was to day rejected and re soll at 75c. Oate con- tinued quite firm; ral¢a of State were inade at 5°c. a B30. 4 B5c. ; the Inttor Sgure for prime heavy Western. Corrre.—The market was steady, ricane Bird, consisting of 8,600 . The cargo bags of Rio, was sold at p. t.; 400 bags of do. a 10346, @ 1Ljg0.; and’ 39 do. St. Do- mingo do. at 99,0, Corron.--The rales embraced about 1,000 bales, the marke: closing firm at about 120 for middling \ Frricnm.—-Pngsgements were light, und rates dull, To liverpool, sbeut 60 toms ofl cake Wore opgaged at 10s, and 300 bbls. oll wt 2a, 6d mt is. 64, 4. asked, while four aod jon aad Gladgow rates were while no engagemerte of mo- ment were reported. fo Rotterdam 1,000 bbl rosin were engrged at p tant 2° te logwood wtp t. fo Catifornia rater wero dull as 300, a 360, por foot mensure- ment Bay.—Sales cf 500 0 600 balew were made at 452, a 590. per 100 tbs. Hors continued quiet end holders were asking digher rates, The sales during th are Seen large on ulation, Abd the lots offe: cleared out at (ull prices. MOLAssus —The market was firm. Sales of 76 hh‘s. of pre muscovado wore made at Sic. aud 20 do. wore made Ste. Ous were stenty, and prices for crude whale and epera maintained, while l'nrred was quiet. Provisions —-Pork-—Tbe market was firmer, with salos of about 1,000 a 1,200 divis., inclu ting mess Ba $17 40, closing atiho latter figure; prime at $I; thia mess ai $16 68, and 4¢0 ball barrela alear were reporied Se. Beet orm, tit Witness 140 dbis., in- el g count Tm MSL We Tepacked Western fees tL S18 $0 #11 bor eet crite do SUS B B10 60. Prime mews and beet hams were quiet, and prices ua. We firm, and rales of abou; 18,009 Ios. clear gives were aagee at p. & Bolter aad cheese were un- @ Ruck was quiet, and sales volmportant. PUGARS were quict. which were confined to trial! lote to the trade of avout 100 @ 150 hhds. Cuba, withia the range of Tkc a Be. Wrrskny.—Saler of 160 bbis dee. MARITIME Movements of Occan Steamers. FROM EUROPE. Bama. Lanes, merican Empire. Galway Aur of » Gawn) AUK North Star... aus ms fouthampion PCA CALITORNIA, wre. i > ro - by mevane sn See ORLEANS, See erigeced Tp rare Me ETIvIng at Havana od o pz: From New Orleans i * Ram ork 12h, pohrions X = ew " igceg hy eee ts Bitameurns—From wow Fork 172, arriving at 2avana , iz an BUN erers oN Are Port of New York, August 49, 1858, pa ARRIVED Arcber, Oxgood, Amaterdam. July 2. with mdse, Oneker Warren pad ee Hihelmine (Trem), des itn roboap ‘nud f00R poss agers te Cae wee Took’ « yligt on the 266) inet Sed tation tof beady Tooke teak Bark Dorette (itrem), Gradan, Bremen, 43 4 th ii and 96 Easweegers, te, H Koop, ped, Int 48 89 Jon 45.88, spoke ship Tonawanda, from Liverpool fur Philadaiphie, Bark Columbia (Lirem), Semobe. botlerdam. ye. with schoap pa and 10 passeogers. 10 Ueoiho Wol varia e winds the entire pussaje: wan 30 dave to the Of Newfoundland th tont, int 4231, 1om 4812 signatientinn American whaling bere. apparently hailing out, sowing lng Yrith black letters purroiinded by red stars; 20th, tat $8 BM lok 9 a. iy Bremen ety Adler, standing LJ rk ban} mont Wright, " wh mdse, 10 Gomer Vibe ee ark Sarah A Veil (ir), Wrigit, Almeira, 3640 {ar 15, with lend. to mentor, July 40, tat 98, toa 9, Sohn be Clerange (for), from inlaue for Genoa: let inet, Int Jou 89 50, spoke Fehr Orniral Amerien, hence for Newfound: Behr Ben, MeCready, Wilmington. NO, 6 daya, Fckr Palestine, Gambreen, Alexandria, 6 daya. tobr Ida Maria. Miner, Virginia, 2 dayn. Bebr J waa, Iman. Vireinia Idaye, Bobr Herbern, Hedger Virginis, 2 days. Pointing, Boston. ring preity muca have vem | Out meats were more bnoyant, with aales of | The aia tended to check sales, | Mi pee Patel, Ser trom Liverpont, July 21, won mdse and SaAlLev. ‘Ham ship ®ir Robert Peel, Hamourg; and others, ‘Wind during theday WSW, Miscellancous and Disasters, Bark Navviius, Hardwick, of Naptucket, was iveton Bird Island, Beychele Taldnds, July 6. All bands saved, The X sailec from Newtucket June 22, 1857, aud when last head from, Mey 21, 1496, hed 200 bbls +perm oil. triage, from Bo dpe ux fur New Orleane reported) Went annore Ob abe of evra ult oe ar Bimini Isiend. and became & total lose ert Pag Bd ee nan. : iiate sipped fo nar lose "Serge aba at 80 per cent ae Dave Ronzeter, Lauer, from Ragipert Barbadoes, om the night of Wed: , UAL inst, of Mount Dessri, wae ran by me asknowe aie and very severely irjared im the beritey Ponts or New Yorx ano (ayeRroo1—On. the 6th inst tke Dumber of veasere in the port of Liverpool wap 1078, exeinsive of s’ramtugs and small raf There were at. thia pert on the 16:b tnst Syy vesaels, whion stows am excess tn favor of Liverpool of 24, Itt ot ia alal Blum tilae ols alas Slse BIER ones ssteeeeeseee TS is Notices to Mariners, Notice is hereby given thatthe Woone Island Ledge Boat has hoeo replased. ~" By order of the Lichthonse Roar, TAKO P GRKEN, Lighthouse Inspector let disk, Fortland, Aug 2%, 1898, L2YTRR TO THE SEORBTARY OF THE TREASURY. Communiesting the develooment of dangers (> na tm Han Francisco Bay, Cailtorais pays bast SuRVRY Orvion, Jung Bin—I have the bonor t report that s small rose ott Sas Pe blo #ount lying a litle to the southward and westward of ine “Brothers,”’ aud in the track of sours pia ran tloeo (o Re nte's, how been examiued and ike viciaity sounded by Lieut Oom’g & at Cuyler UN, Ansistuntin tha Goset meee To, 7s,howing ie an evtract from ® recent report made hos edhanee= “The least water found was seventeen feet, but as it wae About the cme of bigh water four or five feet should be de- dueted. To be on the wile, 1 have cut dows the depth as twelee feet at mena low water, aed hare marked the spot ‘Whiting’s Rock’ on the tracing which accompanies my Sit is small and roight easily escape detection in soundings. {took the oecasion also 'o look for a reef ou the Contre Cosis tista, the cxisiener of which hed beea reported to me — Wd ‘yee i pa Ls ith At very low tices this ree: aud Wor robably be only cove ed st mean low water.” " ul ‘The portions of the two danger to pai above Baye ed Feapelaes bam, thn eur wou!d resp: cifully reo t horit, pi jeter fn the form of a noting 10 touring a ne 2 P8208 Very respectfally rar se <'D 4404, supe. Hon Hlows1t. Conn, Seeretary of the Prasauty Whalemen, BE Hee Port arrivals, Bark Nawilve, Hardwick, of Nant, wee lost on Aird Talend 7 Byoven Teng 16 lat 18 35 8, tap 0068 W, bax Valparaiso, en. June h on bcrulve; bad dap whe wosgte F » de, Sbip Jane 2i for Metbourae, “March ma suphetty July 30), a’ SN, on 82 hs p Pai tomen' . frou Liverpool for Boston, Ai Tasker thick foe at the Vimo. pheg hin Delvhaven, Onoper from Tiverpeot for Aug 11. il Faskar, Uhick foyny waeiher w: the time, ip Cbaeapion, hen A bark slearing SSW, abo» ine wi tnd letter W in mt, Ang’), 1st 36, lon 70), Brig Gea Anderson, from MOrleuns for Marnie 2 daye water, ond would pat into — tsa eapply), Orig Uist Cth of and from Philadelpt Antigua, ig Dela rom vin fOr Aug 17, lai £0. tow {1 Te Bor suis from Nerbayport (uot Newport) for Parte probably echr Pmoline, Denr isom), henoe yin 690, oats Foreign Ports. my ope fy vy, ship Metcor, del, file, 84 daye from 08 A Bax Odi aly tt Port bark Valetis, Locke, for is Bose » Asrinwaut, Aug Arr brie Jolia Sheield, Yomton. Care tows, OGH, July 7—Im port bark Piet | vere for Son ae. oh port roel ot siglo, Lind- ane ms, Avg 16—Tn peri brigR ‘soker, Les, from : behrs Mf j<vie “Wheiten, fon do are Lat lava, Qoveaa Fy orem, Hotch- Maa. trom f y Joeope Joves, Rilery, aad Challenger, Witon, veer, Liverroo., Avg 13—ip the Piver ontward bout |, ships Die~ tor. cerege. for NOrlean®, Wiiyur Flak. Bur» for Bow. . for Calontia; Kddystone, 8tabbs, B. AUP \8—Arr shios Venios, Whitman, New ®s, Doran, Halifax ~In port fbarke J J Cobb, Setarson, for Aure. fr de ‘ ‘A Woil Sin fot Rein Sane tt rge berm het ja fi Jie 3-14 prev, ablp ‘solder, Wea, ber, ju OU. June 20814 prev, ship a yy Mai lv rr ship Grev Oak, Godfrey, alma uth, King (and ald 228) ‘ i, Jul ort bi Ariel. Cheeseman. yee Ry BE Load Going in 23d, brig Calvert, Witiar, (rom Philedel- i ? is Gert ida, Selly, from sostom, arr 4h. sod ait 7th for siaco7 cise port brig Orella, rifle, from Peruamt son, fur Boston 9 Tonks lnanns, Aug Ut Pen stkamentr Nonra Stan—Telegren* te.) Liverpoul, 17th, Neptune end Panny | o ceser, from | Uitte. Trek, Recolute, from New York. AY ton; Good re. Mi do; Norpar ee | dackton, Seotiny’ A Pereed Dewi, 1th, Bremen aud (utienburg, from NYore. Howe Ports, ALRBXARDRIA, Aur 27—Arr pohra Highiant-r, Mayhew, joy; Ingomar, Onse do (and wid for Wash oi y | Dre liclen Mar, iekerron, Goston Stag, To | Ong Vidilow Unrp, Jones, NYork, = fosto AM—Are shin Dodite, Lane, ds, Bierra Leone: achr FA Hawking : nm. Came up from Quarantine, w= pL ‘niiadeipate, Nothing ald, wind S, with KALTIMORE, Aug 27—A-7 weamors Wi, ‘esters: and Fanny, Cadwadader, NYors, bark ton: brig: ano Blieabeth, fate, Romrero vin Hine, Fania Clara Filing wood. Eastport; hy Aud Narragancet!, Hall, posion; Wm Her. York Cld berks eon nae. Pernambuco nt kt Pbeie Stussovado, th pra Sy Austin, Wall Plymouth, Mam i 2 brig ekipenron SAU Zi—Atr sehr Meteor, sharne, Peeks CHARTRETON, Prankior:, Gen Reed, Latent fo err bri paegt o) + Aug 27—8id sloop Proof (ines, Seuith, we A, PEVER, Ang 36—fi4 echr Lady Adame, Davie, New EAP rronrn, Ang fteamer inten, NYork. Bid wienmer sene "h Felon” haan pais - —Arr NORTE. an ‘Ties st hada Wee amt Te amas 204, 1, Davie, I W ORLBANG, ie &, Ye? Ls q ip » Liverpool, walp oui, Poston. ~Arre jermere and Ooots Star, from oles frum boone! fark saris from Rio Liverpoc!; Manconome, SRORTOLK, Ang 2-Apr ache Md. Deroot, yRe . td vin Hempron’ Ont tered d Palmar, Parmer, Volos: net B Brinkley, Uolline, NYork, Jo Jiempion Koads, Begin bark Mary Lon ga, Smith, from odaneth ORE SCN, So~ Bey wt hatoom, Joly 1h, wh’ Porver. au Pramoleoo, 10h, Oar 19 N Atal, Cadlot, Baa Pape cleeo. Al Be linghem Bay, barks DM Hail and Ann Perry; witgreenin tna Frankia, ‘beige 4 ribean and © F wi . od Morena; steamed Goat of the barber a: Victoria, Je vaun; Holter, dackson. Tr ida, Oude: Porta, Matonrn Oak, Rider, Boston, beige JW Have Hirai, Menges, do: ste. more Kennanes, lew, RY¥ork, A‘ Orlin: wevne Fepregne Ma PORTLAND, A aha Jaciestown, Hy bork Pm F Choos Hoe Philadelphia; wen ined one ST. Ang Arr eobre Sieg Win Rogers, » A Newell, Legroot Philadeipht we UROL UN BQ Aue 2i—ane bark entihew ming, Beh hp ai” Honk Hinique, aud (Wo OF three oibers, BARROW: