The New York Herald Newspaper, October 8, 1858, Page 8

News from the West Indies. WRADE DULL — SUPPLY OF SUGAR—ROPBS OF A BUB- MARINE TELEGRAPH CONNPCTION WITH AMBEICA— DEMAND FOR KEPRESENTATION IN THE IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT—OOOLIE IMMIGRATION—MINING RE- PORT. ‘We have files from Jamaica, dated at Kingston on the ‘Deed ult., comtaining nine days later news, which is Inte- wesuing. @ur commercial report says — Business has been very dul! since last date. There has ‘Ween a scarcity of fish stuffs during the tortaight, and a — holiday intervening, two cargoes on hand have not in, Produce is not very active. Sugar, hich has advanced in price, 1s not in largesapply. Severe Pains in the couniry appear’ to keop stocks back, CoiTve optinues to arrive in very stall lois. Pimento very ©, aud dyewoods are not mquired after, Freights are dull; and tonnage plentiful. ‘The Colonial Standard of the 10th of September contains ‘We following news summary — ‘The successful issue of the cleotric telegraph ent Dy which the Western world has been brought elose communication with Rugland avd Burop Spired Us with a hope that we Wo shall Bariod, be perumitied to share in thy | Setce intetaran Wom, aa jon. There prise, » such has iv no distaa ut of ad elerated means of commun every reason to believe that th measur indivictuals. would be all the other way forms us that private the Demerara Colonist in man advice im Georgetowu, state that the ¢ od w allow w have publ and asulow rule of 220,000 recently the ¥ Chinese immigration Wie same time that p: ef Brit dertaking on the satn: Li public imam: China be uieailowed tor ‘Tvividad, we presume (Suys the Cohomast) tat it will be disallowed for emer case, Mr. Gardiner Austin is goa on a boot! of tuat But ovr e isiana tor U ighbors The decision of the Colonial 0 he achemo of private tmmigrati Moen wireudy set on foot, ‘Our mining interests are beginning to revive under t infiuence of the favorabie reports upon ti Capt. Tregoning, and by force of imtrins ve Will not at al! n from China whic As regards Us patent slip dock,all that ie asked for is a povh 0 Kuarantes Of &X per cont On £30,000, involving a Babiity, with iittie or ne risk, of £1,800 per at every reason to hope that this wil! be conc: ish ‘pacaet has brougt iteiligenee of the dea able ies Lake, Ksq., Strpendiary Justice of St. Andrew's. Mr. Lake left this isiand for England a short time ago for Sic bevefit Of bis health, but the change had mot the de sired effect. Affairs in San Domingo. DETAILS OF THE LAST REVOLUTION—VALVER! OPPOSITION TO THE PEOPLE AND DEPOSITION FROM POWER—SANTANA'S PROVISIONAL ELECTION. {ranelated from Ei Diario de la Marina, Havana, So} for the New Yous Henao.) The Aurora det Yumuri gives the following interesting ‘ews from San Domingo, contained in lettors brought by the steamship Ocean Bir After the revolution against Senor Baez was termi: the ancient capital and the other provinces of the the republic addressed an expose to the liberatun wherein they expressed their disagreement troin tty Sutation of Moca, discussed and sanc fonsent of the inhabitants of these places, at the » tine insisting on his Excellency to settle in common General Vaiverd: tue pending ¢ ies. General Santana, moved by finally accepted that d adaressing himselt in a p the authoritics of Santiago de PUrpose of inducing them to 4 cor gant pt. 17, joned witi with who was then commanding in Cibao, the Purest patriotisin jeate aud whilst to the ree the conntry, which we bad Es bcd a perfect willingness to place the any reapectable person who would bie good and kind was willing. willing to leave him ae Will use every exertion -. c aed iu which he can ‘The Inter-Oceanic Canal of M. BELLY IN PARIS—IIS KRCEPTION BY PRINCE NA- POLRON—HOPES @ SEB THE EMPEROR—MORA, MAN> TINBZ AND SALADPASHA, PME @RRAT CANAL MEN OF THE CENTUKY—MQBELLY TO RETURN UNDER COVER, OP THE PRENCH @LAG, AND BEGIN THB WORK, 1P THE UNIPED STAMES PERALTA. {Transleted from the European Ei io Hispano-Ame for the New York Heraty}. ‘The umporlance of this great enterprise to the whole cad Tace iMpoOKeS on us the duty to follow hoses, und t keep our readers constantly ad- Vised of whatever refers to i Gu the Sist of August last M. T. Belly was reenived at ajrivate audience at the Palais Royal. by his. Imperial H # Prince Napoleon, actual baryng rof Alger and the Cotonies. The Prince sildrensod to" Belly the most Hattoring congratulations on the Laypy result of his voy ago w Coutral America, and showed a uvely sympathy with the project of the Interooeanic Canal. ublless, the fortunate granteo of the canal will mect AMAae Teception Oa the part of tue Euperor Napo- 2 as toon as he yews back to Yaris trom re he now is. fes, in the official world, the peopic of 8 a and the press, aad amonget busine men, M. Bei where, up to the present mouent, re- coived enthusi Wiupathy aud promises of aid in’ his ricano enterpr: In France ybody possesses the eentiment of great things, the Conveiition of Rivas, and the eauai pro- ject as its Cons most imporkunt tacts of President Martinez 4 with that of Saiad F mod-Ali, who f Isthinuls of Sucx. In order to be enabled to form a correct judgment of the movement of ideas started in Larope on Lae vecusion of the Convention of as, ib may siifice to quote the foi- g passage from the Independance Belge, a paper which is of great authority European courts. Tt xayso— © project 6 t » Are considered us ene of 1 he centary i the names ¢ » placed on the same roll the glorions successor of Me- and supports the eanalizaion of thin bis’ rivals in’ great cater back trivmpbant from Cextral bun in due form the weaty he has jusi conciud two governments of that part of the world. F last month public attention we od by the m © This document, apart from the b merely by two qitence ons with which daring tibusters visied their rick territory. of the piratient expod: Now, the question arises how a sin lal mission and acting o succveded to 60! le ian, without luis own private autho ) problem of the cony woke TWO States, to be Waversed by a laie from the mos ‘1 w the international relations created by ject between these sali guvernments and the great ma se nations of either hemisphere? The answer 18 sin: ¥, during four years, had constituted Lit chand European pross as the defender of a sary of soXpansion, which, with its filibusters nae K the Central American Stues. T J disinterested straggle, ia ut of buman dignity in favor of : ns bind then with strong tes to. thy k nation, conquered for the young and em the sympathies of the Central American peo wat ho more merely sympathy when M. med from a publicist ite an engine: tion of their territory, presented ta. these govern- ments a project of canalization for joining the Lwe oceans, ‘The Central Americaus: 1 en in M. Belly the stevation, ant the he intercsts: lone explains to-day the gotiations. Messrs. Thomé de Gamond pe, that of M. Belly had been for te of those people gained for him a unheard of succes 6, ou hus ret ure of captt itrepad Col, Mercher—wlom the mi cotoration of the Borbous had forced to ae« on the borders of Lake Nicaragua, bas oflent ines sp to ws ligation from the fist moment «: q Valverde, falsely interpre that stop, of Luis Ph . hit upto these latter times those ideas wome Woops, who marched upon the old capite had remained in an embryo wtate, the of whieh place, aithough imporing, dic uot “Thus the honor of vivitymng, of rendering practicable deserve puch treatment, The Liberator, as soun ax he was “tthe juet, marchea bimseit n company with the head of hie cident in the highert degree n might have AD pivtime at ith ith com: meriad quences Vaiverd the now of of the wave OeliMitVvely designated the che The Loss of the Austria. MEM LI MONEY mOW A 1 JEWELEY AUETEIA. bY AN SAVED ae BeT LOST ON BOARD 1 ae Cincinnati G born G. azote, Ovt acky’ star ier a vr are aud jose her passage tick oF COUrKSe, abd AL ORO Keon mis venee ue ak four im another et Avior ber arr and before the iia bed boon mad: Austria raile Lact thet baw ene nud a wh one en world in att she Uust aptain of the form her friends of Tagat recover the are iv regard wo dose, wth its be eppaliel ¢ the seweiry ‘The Chicag Weai'h, intel igen Hamok my, ¥ Ge isi fated Aceiriny stn Nettman war a memeer of the i’rus stounry period of 1848, wher and liberal views a ny ty ad not ie Was widely nd the tesla, for his learn jar f-eedom raed by eve tn rns An Abolition Mob tn Canada Forethly Taki: a Negro. Pree Pree Soutu’ wm bio PM, Mf St. Saute, hod ong wih bite cited t ached Chavkam. ¥t as instantly surround f three ar four han jor great excitement thia, however We eatne int the {Mr Merwin, who went a coung hide, vet @as imwediately 4, burly begroes, that, io uae Sen of he wepoys of India " knives nad einbs, and nite Bas, 1 to be one o ber Majesty's a r to errest Mr. m. str. Mer anw f eager, Whe Dhetr CTE the od Of, perear wt ptifal vanes to hi clrean) nt w his Snawt or w rave twin iraales'y wo Mr, Merwin, tabi! We wee polled away by saain force When the init eto liad Succeeded iv draping hima ow they ail sevired era a tig wtie opinion Of several gentlemen who were asnangers « % the teain, that there were about J of thesn mati orgres #, all Pally wemed. When they got th They gables 4 on the Platiorm aud ra Liumph, im whe Were mixed up the m A | ve and eaye Cottons. But above all, the er f th Bitte fetiow caitng 10 bia master for protection were dis finery Tt wes decmed prudent ty start away with ot further delay, for the security of Mr. Merwin, as wu hue would have set upon th aad not ed short Of taking bis ite. we 4 tocome nd leave the Itt! fe of ie mi vagebouds wio miANG Wiki be prepared to provide any reasonable aroant ‘a © on the part of Junaica which any company r = rind ottior more sombenly tries with the Anglo-American lite ’ Wles thee has t Jered an opportune one tor reopen qocation of colonia representation in arlene’ Ws condos that important alterations i hame' vopresentavion must : cot nv of the Legislature ducing. ths sion, aid it is deserving of the attention of - cut whether the admission of the colonies to cutauion ougut not to form part of an ntment will be felt throughout the W Mt cole refusal of goverpment 10 s0 rf i 40 a ha as a public ead sanction It when carried on privately by We showkt think the reason of the matter | i { | fp) eed, however, thot Mr. Mf end whee fair repronon “ative of their imterente, and whether the Unit a oe ight of the purest the same tine tuuet practical lype of Us ceonamn: ‘Therefore the ( wns Wits good rea ron recopLise Stined \mitiator of their natonal M. Melly, gevmbiel in that country au for complet ig the ety t. or be th the Hvedest interest, aon! the e hase b whe astthor inter Nis ory ROB a! America not whieh deve Mont wre de Gamond. in a word, the work of 0. Bel! aud ite realizat keoms to be ty was generally supposed. ‘ be that within a few months the works (uader Lue prowe thon of the Freuels flag) are to begin. “We shall sel me station if we shall rou he enabled to anuounce pusitiv: rhiven and the firet ste ro of a fleet will go to Nicarages wo burrier v words: ve o the bulwark of the rows was Comptre and the ety of New Yor of the city to a credit for certnia fees fur U pting 5 a that in 1843 the State tax, « be te eet wl office for the cx coiver of taxca, and aise svch officer, By the lecting taxes wae entirely change, and chapter 13 of tie me of the Rey ised Statutes, relative to tire umcem. coliecton of waxes, wh ae 4 tho Com» ier to ered bie to the ct to be condacted vided for the compensation of © avxle of col and one of New ¥« the Chamberla., in the rend. aanunl vont with the State, bat continued to charge the Stato the ainount of such fees, from the Fear 3844 to this Comptroller Barrows, herefure, (aused a eat to be Lt against ‘ho Corporation of New York, to recover large sum tuus retained from the State Treasury by he Chamberiain of that ety, and @ verdict was rendorcd » hit fevor, in the Albany Cirewit Court, inat woek. OT FINANCIAL AND COMMEACIAL. » Oot. T—6 P.M. Dy the arrival of the Canada et Halifax, we lave three days later nows from Ruropo. Cunsola closed on ith ult at 97% a 07% for money, being the price at whieh they ‘Were quoted on the 234 Cotton bad advanced 1.16 a \y with sales of 58,000 bales; breadetuffe and provieions were Goll. The most striking item of the news, however announcement that the Rank of France has at length b forced to yield to the 1 hora, ant Ww reduce te rate of divcount Lo th Further devs of the news by the Canada will be found in aanther ootamn The Stock Exchange today erbibited but little of the vigor which marked © youtorday. ‘There were {ver epeculative order, and the busin lighter. In many etoeks prices were ma’ 4; bat te a rile the movement of the day was inward « Cockine. it jocks, in general, as though the operators for ® rhe, who, if all that J sald about them be troe, are both flrony enough and skilful emougd at least to make a hard fight, were willing to permit @ temporary reaction, with view to tempt the public to come in. The orders for State stocks wore pretty large. Missouris were firm at the advance of yosterday; Tenneneees were 4 higher one Thia bond (the now immer? gold at a decline of 4 In railrow | onde the Wusiness done was small, the Inrgoe sule emg twenty of the Michigan Central 8 por conte a Yesterday's price. The bueiness in hank atocks was also light; we note an advawece of 14, per cent io Merchants Exchange. Delaware an¢ Hudson sold ot an advance of 14 percent. New Vork Central opsned this morning a yesterday, aud from the att: tude of parties eupjssed lo be fotere-tod in the rime ie war expected that it would fall; but free buyers came Wt, and after a b business it recovered 14 per cont. Be tween the boards it was a ehade lower, and fell in the aiternoon to the last price yesterday, clor ny after the beard even lower. Price was dull end negte cline in the morning was tg per cent, in the aftersom ee eel From afl that we ean learn the towe of oor remarks thie Morning ia reference to the Erie elec tO meets with the general approval of the etrect. This ran w re-elecied on the 15.°0, with bie prevent enlary, The road is already jn ‘eof # Who Consider the stack worthless Mr. Moran the han: p only concern ie for the bon price, and barely held ite own at the first board; between the boards it fell off, and was 34 per cent lower in the afternoon, We hear rumors of @ combination of Fastern operators to put thia stock several per centhigher. Soath- ern Michigan was rather better this morning, but synipa- thized with the general cecline in te afternoon. Galena fell off 135 per cent to-day, stock being quite plenty, con trary to the expectations of the bulls. The dectine in Rock Island was equal to 3 per cont; Cleveland and To- ledo was stewly; Panama fell off X per cent. Pacific Mail, which was acttve throughout the day, deeliued 2 per cent before the morning board, and 2 more in the course of the cay, Some of the oldest shareholder are realizing the folly of holding a steamboat stock, subject to a hand contingencies, at a price above par. Several are supposed to have sold out this afvernoon and will doubtless bay in again in the neighborhood of 90, Tho closing prices, this afternoon were Missonris, 857¢ a 86; Ceutral, 82% a %; 15% u 2%; Reading, 4834 a 36; Michigan Central, 5433 Panama, 11714 118; Galena, 83% a 84; Rock nd, 6535 a 34; La Crosse, 48 24; Pacific Mail, 102 a 4. ‘The market closed without animation, The exchanges at tho Bank Clearing House this morn: ing were $19,105,950 25, and the balances $1,189,037 52. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was:— ‘Total receipts.. $116,935 82 Of which from ¢ te 000 00 Total payments Total balance: ‘The following City Bank of New Haven a semi-annual dividend per cent; the Cumborlafid Valley Railroad a dividend of four per cent on the preforred, and three per cent on the orainary stock of the company; the Burlington, New Jersey, Bank a dividend of three per cent, payable on demand; the Firemen’s Insurance Company a dividend of ten per cent, payable on the 18th iustant. The Minois Central Railroad Company has received a despateh frem Chicago advising that the suit of Bates against that company, just tried at Chicago, has resu.ted in a verdict in favor of the company. ‘The La Crosse and Milwaukie Railread Company have received a despateb aunouucing the sale passage of a train through their great tunpel. The format opening of their road, which the cities of Milwaukie, &., are determined to celebrate appropriately, will take place ina few days. In another column will be found an advertisement of some 6 per ceut bonds of the city of Louisville, which are ottcred for sale by Groesbeck & Hoyt. The entire debt of the city amounts to $3,301,000, $1,825,000 of which is only contingent, and is being graduatiy liquidated, with asscts, consisting of real estate, stocks, &x., of $4,015, The taxable property for 1857 amounted to $33,529, The population is 70,000, The resources of the sinking fund are derived from lieenses aud the proceeds of mar ket houses and wharves, and yield a net income to Uh city of about $25,000 per aunum, witici: wit! evote: to the payment of the indebtedness of the city, and witl, of itself, afford ample means to pay all the bonis the city’ has issued before they respectively faii due. The princi pal and interest are payabie in New York. The receipts of the Toledo, Wabash and Westera Beil road for September were as follows: assengers Freight... Maiis and express... . iy + 316 66 Total $103,491 14 The movement of the bauks in the four principal cities of the Union, in which weekly reports are made, as shown by their last statements, is as follows : apts of the trate depart. ment of the Ilinois Central Railroad Company in Septem. ber iy as follows September, 1958... September, 1567... Decrease this September. ecolved upon all the canaly of this State, for tly 1 of September, were as follows — Third week of September, 1865, bo, do. 18h) Increnge in 1858, Fourth week of Septeusb Be Ps Increase in TRL Tolis peoetved Decrense in September, 1858, The tee y at tide water of the principalar ‘The statements of the Philadelphia banks for the part two weeks, compare as follows — 708 hath u 2677 M18 Tue, 85) 667 The folowing are the footings 0 Lae Boston bank siate- ment fur the woek past — Capital rtock.... Lowne and a) Circulation... . Tho following is ‘the ' Oct... 1658. Oct... 1957 + 81.M460 00 1,838,280 08 ‘B84 AR 00 ih 1,054,470 % 21.061 88 381,111 29 959.718 10 aa feb 62 45,981 62 $4,101,004 1 $177 546 97 o79.802 05 heal extate, Other amsete.. Novca discounted, food, Notes disevunted, doubilul, 9,808,104 bea ta. 4 4,131,064 51 The ameuuts in the several cepmitorien of the United States, subject t dreftof the Treasurer, on the 27th of Soptomber, were ne follows ‘Treawity of Caited Sinton, Wasbingtom, i Assietant Treasurer, Bost, Mase Ave'riant Treasurer, New Yor Assistant Treasurer, Mhuadelp'ya, Avsintant Trews re ‘Acgiatant Treasurer, Depuritery at Basta Depoaitory at Hie Depesitory at W ° Depository ® Depository at how “1 1,026 61 Lepesiory at Nashville, Tean,.. + «12185 62 Depostiery at Cincinnati, Obie, 3,106 6 Depository at Pittsburg, Pa, 2,737 Depository at Louisville, Ky... 3.08 OS De pomitory at ¢ . A858 1.550 82 0,525 At 2 49 11,fie #8 . ry at Pbuqne, $419 96 Depository at Little Rock, Ark, 17.614 40 Depository at Chicago, 1il.. 1,218 65 Hepository at Detroit, Mich 2.715 0 Lieporitory nt Oregon City, Oregon kK. Leporitory at Olytapia, 1 angen n lerr'y. Depository at Orimle City... 7 Asaay Office, New York, Aunt, Philadelphia, Braneb tint, Branch mint, Dabloneg Branch mint, New Cricane, | Branch mint, San Pranciee, Cai WB ietistyases Deduct overitralt.... Net amount uty). wt to 4 ‘The transfert orde ted are w To Treasury of United States w. To Agvistant Treasurer b Fy J o . ‘To Acsietont Treasurer nt gui, ‘To Avristant Treasurer at staat we me ai 407,600 00 To Deperitory at Norte . 6,000 00 91,792,800 1,726,009 | lertoue oF tobnece at $1 0 Rhip_ n Delane, Oharleston—C © Dnnean & Co. ‘bip wo Phangan § Oo. i ‘modiee--i 1 Dwi Rec gh ele West Dwi John iver Fant hu Tince-—A Riker, Mob Halifux--4 Amithers & Co. re nore disputed; but in quantity there isa ‘Steamer comy the average crope, Ohio will mot yiel Bteamer Concord. Nett oe bushels much if any ayer tiveeighths of the quantity pro: Steamer Aun bila, Robinson, hia. last year; Indiana one all Uline's and Lowa three- ARRIVED. pots Kentucky and Tenneeses will furnish full sme ‘The gain in quality, however, will go far toward raaking: up for the deficieney in bulk, Itis, we think, troe that the crops of 1858 will furnish more ‘bushels of sound corn thon were realized from that of 1857. mine Soo ahvitle, pnd Charleston, 80 bours, with ne, 10 rok sapere ‘Tileston & Co, Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond, &e, with miso Wena, tol Luithin i Southard, Py) poly Lave Liver, xh Ag 8 ty mnise, 10 2) miles, iy Sepia bear evn born Pele hance toe iiveroost opie ‘ ott: i sip Pert sandy Wo have received the following ietter, which is worth | saw ooh AW im por Fao syria aad perusal: we Kate Rweetland (of Bris. rath. Thomaston}, Spal 1, Eg, 28 daye, with rauirond iron, wie Wea Ret Gorce Hho took a wet tin boat NE Isnny Win tt Chanter cot h Provide). age, ‘Xibare, Gabe, Bept 21, with tobacco, to master, 2t inet, IWt-36 70, ton 7 10, Unie Relawarey from Philadelpbla for, Wiimatiguon Pr. ‘Die Lare RAILROAD CONVENTION. The railroad diM@culty has tyre bs Dboen adjusted. Aa arrangement, it 1 supposed, of a permanont character? has bees stl ok mnie by the four great Western lines. just, spoke vs This resi bo gratfying news to the stockholders. | Riitg2 ine 2h i), lon 140, experienced « heavy wale trom NE It wou! nia nye we mat Ay to thos = area an, pond p put into this portto replace it. the W dint w York Hines, ba the managers of the is boun 0, Spa Sow. York "roads yielded and conceded 60 much to their Bark anda Wei aangion, Galveston, Sept 9 a htton, rival rontes. Ry the agreement published in your journal | £40 YY ES ve A pt 13 to bth, lat 38 to 2 of Soptembor 28, it appears that Messrs, Corting and Mo- ran, notwithstanding thelr shrewdness and ability, have agcin ben outgeneralled by the adroit directors of the Southern lines. Jt will boseen by that. agreement, that while the rail rates to all points is the same by. the ‘our lines, the luke or water rate to the same points is but cight eents less on first and second class freights, and dive cents less on third and fourth class goods—a dit- ference so slight that, even in mid-summer the railroads would havé the preference, while in September, October and November, there is no possibility of securing any portion of the ‘trade to the lake. Merehants will not risk their goods on the lake without insurance, and Will not insure at the rate of one or two per cent in order to effect a suving of {rom five to eight cents per 100 pounds in freights. | Lake Erie w the strong arin of the New York roads, aud they have ent itom The cheapness of water transportation has heretofore been the only advantage porsessed by the Erie and Central, and thoy have now, of their own aceord, deprived themselves of that advantage. Notwithstanding the prejudice ost the Southern Hines, notwithstanding the talk about high grades, &., those artot the wreck of « verse: with spars attacued, ha fon $2.40, passed a herm brig with loss of usala it fd fibtoom, st-bring ¥. rk ‘Thales (of Kew Orleans), Jervey. Now Orleans, 2 . Sept 19, fat 24 29, lon —, saw pinaats, steering SW. (For add to master. Since passing 4 nas Segal and his 95 tb 8, fon 30, Browen turk Ol hia, short oe ovis Sept 13, lat 20 37 S. e bark Nagy lizabethy 1 yannalr tor Re dat 83, saw bark Von Ateering Wis ; Ath int, Jat 38 10, lon 78 1S, spok: TLD: = yehence tor Savannah, who supplied us with pro- gpamel Otis of Belfus’) St Crokx, BE, via Tari isl.os wha with salt, tod W klwell & “a (ot New Haven), Barvey. Havana, Sept 26, with wt tof Bridgeport), Tattle, Jacksonville, 6 ays, with anhoes to W Massey a ebr emnaisonians Van Brant Ae, to MeUready, Mott & Co. jatitcs 3 ) Savannab, 6 days, with cotton, roads have becn gradually working the'" way into favor, | SbF 4 Falcouer, yrreil, Newhern, 3 days, with cotton, aud have been carrying @ very cons? orable portion of W Andeesty Putnam, Washington, NO, 5days, with the trade from New York, by rail, when the luke rates were iow, Now, when the differchee between lake aud rail rates is so slight—when, in fact, there is a discrimiua ton against the lake—the Southern limes wit! secure a still greater portion of the trade from this city, and when the Ohio river opens, suecced in carrying Uke’ freight to the entire Southwest. It may be said that the Penn: Central, and the Baltimore and Ohio reals have secured this trade by carrying at losing rates, This cannot have been the cage; for the receipts of the four roads for the month of August compared with the corresponding month in 1867, shows the following falling off: — In the Central. In the Frie. In the Raitim Tn the Penneyly: This in the fie oop the the New York rouds—to cover the risk on ineurance—the differcnee bet on lake and rail rates should have boon at least thirty cents on first and second class, and (ite cents on third and fourth class freights, and the Preside of on roads should have insisted upon the difference. is respecttully suggested t range rates on something like a proper basa. It the pre- Sent arrangement Ceabuus, We may expect shippers tw prefer the shorter and more direct bas ann 2 Blonsum & Sone Heath, Ateaandria, 5 da; i, a seat iptinate Schr Ann, vole, City Point, 4 days. Sehr Jobn Tway, wor Wellfleet. orgetown, DU. Sehr LM Mangum, Whal Sehr doreph M Laie, Laurwey. Kehr Hb Barnes, Raymond, Glou Sehr Win K Neweomb, Hoker, Bo ie Lovell, Honion Tor’ Albany, i Sippie, Baker, Boston for Albany on Hower, Lovell, Hoston tor Albany Behr Mary’ Mankia, Hvers, Homtons 3 dnya. in, Crowell, Boston, 3 days. ian Belle, Mattett, Bostou. Toslor, Joues, Marbl Behr Anson, cate, tile, Erkdgeport. Steamer Kennedec, HH ‘hiladelphia. Steamer Potomaka, Cushian, New Bedford, Stecmer Pelican, Aldrich, Providence, BELOW. Scbr T A Ward, Hof, from Havana, with sugar, tobaceo, &e. Anchored at the Lower Quarantine. SAILED. Steamships St Louis, Aspinwall; Star of the Sonth, Savannah. ‘Wind during the day SSE, with rain. Herald Marine Corre: '. KRY WEST, Sept 2—The Prussian ship Langgerten has been hauled into deck, and ia now receiving the argo taken out ot her by the wreckers while ashore. schoo Uriliant (of Baltimore), from Cardenas for Balumore, with a cargo of molasses, ran’ ashore on Caryafort Reet on Me night of the 24d inst. "She remained asbore ty Atout two, hours, baying: pounded over, and anchored Taide the reet. ‘The se ‘ma Chestaut boarded ber in the morn- ing, and the services of Capt Sawyer, her manter, were en- ga;'e¢ to pilot the I through the Hawke Channel ty this, piace, $119,000 It at another effort be made to ar Stock Exchange. THURSDAY, Oct. 7, 1858. 25 ehe Stonington RR $18700 Ohio 6's “86.27 106, 6000 Ohio 6's 1800, 198 ‘2000 Tad) 546 Indiana 2 G06 Tenn 6's 500 N Carolina 9% where she arrived on the afternoon of the 2th. 86 injured, and will sail in a few days. Tsp bit 8B) Miscellaneous, reg ble, 100 For an account of the rescue of boat's erew belonging to ship Pelican State Ly bark Thales, see general news. ooo bb Cloy, Col NG 500 Clev & Tol RR sl9 VY Con b's 76 4600 Kire RR 2dmbs 8 20000 MCTSpetmeted rereeeeeeeeeatte: 215 100 . #6 fir Asnons—Capt Coffin, of ship John Haaceck, at New 2000 Cosinin Deis, G8Ae 200 don yo boiz | Orlesus from New York, re porte haviig wenn te Bi iy OMichBost be 70° 100 | Detween the Lahamus abd Lauaes, a oh ip whi apparenuy 8060 Mich So 1 {2 | worked ber way in between the’ rocks during the night. She 2000 Hi Cen RR bs. 89 - 553% | was painted black with white ports, and was bound to this port. 2000 Had RRR3dm 70 55” | Her captain refused to exchange signals with Capt Cotlin. To jon Gal €chiictm 87 98 Mich S&Nis RR 2334 | Judge trem al! appearances, she was in a crifical position anc 20 she Mor Ex Hunk. 103 100 MS&NIagetk.bo0 4 in danger of being blows upon the rocks, ae che hed anchors '1evkE—The following extract from a letter m, shows the hopelessness nip Emily 8t Pierre (betore Emily St Fleer pint Kalmitas Kees, and was stranded ot that place, where she hes broken Shir Exary Sr received by the owners in Charles lio Pac Mai 8 bu dd 5 Co., 0 ot) 30 1 Con RR, d Gal & Chi RI... w Orleang for Vutla- Bank Wasinxcrox Boren, from Daniel Baver's, Delaware, but detphia, war ashore th in came off and arrived in Quar Benn Pavourre, Ginity, from } York, went ashore at Lieretord ‘dhe Vessel aud 8 t Richmedd, Pa,tfor Ni morning OF & sehr ia tull of Neuter. Ronk MARY, Vigereau: during the gale ot 260 anchor. During the a lites, oto 8 , momenta, cap 60 La Cr MRR. 405 | Son were aaron ae do. ty Kenn DD Srenars, Norris, arrive! at Portamonth 4h BOARD. da 100 cbs Hed Riy RR. 400 Roading KR... . 1ho MB AN TRI 160 and put back to Chat The new Russian fr gare General Admtral the lurge Keiance dock, 25 shs StS OO Pach Pa Sh ponies List gives the followiag wales of veewla — Mork a Ludle ot Char Newbury» at RobLinaton, M Bo us, rating AZ, terms nt transpir The Whairshyp Charl purchased by Messrs le it at Neweaaite, Me, in 1880, 00 Carroll, of clue & Pres w Landon. Ni, foe 20 Gal & C i tk haus been 200 ¢ ‘eve & Tol Rit... -_ LACNcurn— St Heat ioston, a, the Sth inst, from the yant dh bao Robert E Jackson, « tee ship oft 1b tone, ea st ert woo ad ie tmpert tal ts Ins feet in idath, 47 feet bi hb Of min, ant So & Rt fal RE. acepe utholi. She wil probably be employed in tae Horna. A une white onk ship, ot 1,000 tons, called the Cor * to be Inuuuched (rt the yard or Gewese Raynes & Sonnet yesterday. owned by JM Tredick ind Veriemoutd We taidevataud abe will be comananded CITY COMMERCIAL ‘REPORT. Tacspay, Oct. 76 P.M. Anes. —lote wore dealt in to @ limite! extewt at €. ineraoerorret—Plour—The market wae ayan dalt, Clored ut a deeline of about bc. 4 10c. per Ub. for inferior and common State and Weelern brands. The higher ades of extra were without change of moment in rates. fhe sales Crubtaced abort 10,000 a 12,000 bbis., closing within ebout the following range of prices -— dem dhe yan of Me CW Conners, aud pertes be omen, ant’ tebe | 2 aneynh, w East Boss. eted agi to . in rly te -. 4 * 4 Wi cersacetoey aes liebe enomaid be of diferent power, Faire State aan 3 5 a5 | MP Hint they sbould not be mistaken fur each other. won to gard Western. a 4% Whalemen, Jowa, Mchigan, Ine Sa ble Ww Bedford fb tn tbat Sen ot Hato. Viegtere Extea round heop Ome (shipping brands). 6 0 a 6 60 Scat Zo ans bane 4 Fatra Gener by 1.54 @ 3% jan, North do do; Baiaens, and 61) 9 630 . ot, Rowley, Packie Ocean; Joanetia, 490 & 8.63 | Wiaslow. horth aetbes mouth owton’ for Falchsren Randolph, 680 a 7 40 | 2900; Dark (ete ship) Atkins Adams, Wilson, Paciie do. Choice extra tamuiy and bakers’ brane, 700 a 8 60 | ae 1 ten Darimouth &h, bark Cape Hern Pigeon, Weeks, Pa- Kye the Oe 33 “ i 3 oid from Matiapeteett 6th lnm, bark Sun, Finn tere, Ailautie Canarian ive the gales om: | Arr at Vroviuestown th frst, sive Ne ate fai s Draced about in the range os the above Te 4 cs 60, hon 37 figuies, Southcra brands were ieee booyaut amt active The sales erabraed alvot 1,20 Dhle wun the range of gaya cut wb) our quotadions. Kye tour was steady at our figures. Corn | Out’ Cleon. meal was quiet at quotations tor New Jersey and Brandy. fid from New London 8th inst, sito Gen Wittens, Pek N io Ouean. Sid from Seg Harbor 20, bark Odd Fellow, Rose, Atiantic and Indian Ocvane. wohl Slidena Aug 15, Excel, Winters, of Sag Harbor, with 499 A Grestrn 10 Islands Aug 1, Gov Carver, Beebe, of Westport, win py, all weil, { Zanaibar Aug IT, Brewster, Waite, of Mait, with 370 ey on honed, bound ons trues wath, with 19 Atdo Aur If, AK Tucker, FU ro varibar mgt be «May 4, Hope, Gifford, NIB, all well, no Biv or water. Soald sail on & cruise, an ovembe the Kodiaek whaling gronnd, Majestie, fk taken 2 whales this season, Moctezurma, wine. Wheat—The uates embraced about 26,000 tra white Canadian at $1 34, white Soath- po at $1 40; red Western at p. t.; mixed do. at $1 2t Milwarkie club at Oe. and Chicago epring at 800, Comm wan heavy, _ Ne ‘es of alwout 2,040 bus rele at while South. J , woulanl at aie Ryo was 46°. adTe for Stive, and 480. a’bte. wr Ca tern. Comms war svady with sales of about 2,400 bags Manilla at p. ¢., and 2) bage Java at 16 a 1b ge. Corres =the market closed quite firm. The sales era. brace! abe al! im transit, at fuil prices, ee ins, of tele at ‘Ar Maryuenes Isle otf aince Hat repor Macomber, Nit, Tr ker, do, Suv wh spoken, Ay teed from jr any for Mong Kong. July 2, on 12. Ma ‘taane Notichohm, Lamb, from Liverpool for NWork, , Per steamer. at 408; 200 bags eeert tc, ane! 0 throes lard at She, To London, 600 bh lou at Te. Get., aed 5000 bite im at os. To | Sep 1 45 16, bom 3 os, Claagew. at the, Tw Hremen, hip Elia A Clark (of Wikloboro), Kopperholtt, fro New 40,900 The, bone by per th, and 1400 ue War aeow Nept #9, fon (4 #8, ‘“ 4 1a, hence for Save aah, Get a, od Charles big Heck Hawk, bene» for Cantonas, no date, om Balama sels John N Genin, hence for Matagurta, Set 25, off Key we Jobn A Stanie,, hence for Franklin, La, Kept 25, off Key JIAy Was steniy, with salen at Gbe. 2 60. Hiors.—The demand was united fur wew at 120. a 1ée.; ld wae quiet at dc. 4 Be. LIMP Bales were moderate ai Ghc. for commen Rock land, ane at Si for bump do. Menace —The sales were 680 bole, Cuba muscovado and 28 hides. Forte Kien, at p. 1 Naval, Stor —taiee of about 209 bbls. epirite tarpen tine wore made at 49e., and a Aran! jot at 800. There was reported gale of 600 While. common tein at 8170, thengh on the epot a higher figero was waked Ous were without change. The sales embraced mode rato tranractions in linseod at 78c. a T#e. Crade whale ant sperm were unchanged Proviaors.—Pork—fhe market was heavy and prices lower. The Rales @Mbraced abot 000 bis, at $16 60 4 $16 75 for meee, and $14 W 4 $1475 ior pris. Beef was anyged. The tales embraced about 260 bhie., inciud feslero, at $11 a $12, awd extra at $15, Beef hams were . ant estes of 00 ticroes were reported at $22. Lard ‘was in (air request, with sales of about 225 bbls. at 10\0 altc, Obie butter was at Ife. at and common to Choice Suto at 146. a Zze, Checre was unchanged Staare—The market was firm, with gales of about 400 Avcrasort, Sept 2—arr Wm Mason, Gariner, Aboriven; Fuream, Coutrey, Mull, Lu7oNA, Sept 16—Arr Stafford, Leighton, Sunderland, {usinas, Kept 9 Atr Powhatan, Simona, Trieste Lwerot, Sept 1i—Eid frou the Ful, fava, Perry, Newport and Peeand, (ft do 2th, Charles © Phillips, —, from St Joho, NB, for Figur oat Aves, Sept 18d Alexander, Rain, NYork. Kept i—tid from the Roads, Thomas Allivone, tweiro i 6 ATE Sarai Park, Pendleton, London; 17th, tl ¢—Arr Merlin, Gibbs, Liverpool, Sit Mb, Capiz, Sept é—Are Ki + Leavitt, Alic si 3 Ward: beer, Nutieaps, =” S07 Alicatie. Ghd Oh, Cannes, Sept 1G Ski weber Briliant, Hindeman, Haitimore " ‘ vrai, Sept | le~ Art Hameralda, York, London for Mobile cand proceeded Gout $800 hhda. Cuba muscovado, chiefly within the ranges of Russton, Sept 14—Are luey & Marriet, by Te. a he., and 900 box for Cronatuds: Venue, Arley, ~—; Volgm, iar arr | at Tie. a7 Winexiy The ales embraced about 600 bbis. ate. —_— MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, ie Rept Off ehip Lesmantre; Obi, fre Hew ALMANAC POM SEW YomR—ute DoT. AMO, Sept LL —Are Lh Hee Kilhers, White Artroasas, AUN RIERA... COS) wom crm... Honore it WA Teonrtinh Callan. DON onte mon waren often ‘Caskavea eth, Mimiew Goomos, Drink water, Bue ilavie ‘Kept 16—8h Minck Engle, Monkflelt, Cowes and U 20-014 Uelga Lneretn, Maxwell, UStates; Ove 16-08, a Telehiman, Barrow, from fy ea ular, 4, agin, 8 dot, NI se et, Smith, Aspinwall—M yom, at deh er inl & ‘owell, San Prancieeo-Sutton & ¢ J, Small, Savarueb—Seweih & Sone, uta Bowed, Ti | esterday a wwe purpose of | Yt | Siger. CA heck ry NO if, NOrlenns Fintand, omy i Ma 2, “weer 20 Are Harvest ita (Hot irae a ep wo IWERTOOL, NS, Sept 3—Arr brig Grand Master, Pinzkney : MSestina, York. Sg ea gy ag Portsmouts, . Font M—Pat in, Sarah Aun, Drinkwater, from i for NO Re i Are Genesee, bo Kos Gi Uy Polnoe Loudon MH Rich, Puy [ind a Knox, Gt mm (from ich (trom Saga), ce i. Aig 8110 port ize Moatioge, Ramneey, for stthomet, A ph ig toy elano, for. Rotadeletle few daye; an f be | he Seni 1b-- Are Moses, Lenpihomne, Mh tpan, NB, poe "sehra Monsoon, ——, from ‘Manson, Cronsta:tt. ye ada abd New yi 10 th pt In mit hept MI Sr Crom, a avis, fom Nitxven do. Jucksouville just arr: Phatelle, I RAaNHia, Fept 10—Shd Vark Alice Tarlton, WillBins, Liv- | ere tdan NB. cet Are sehr uo Grit Nyon tet i f or ‘ANDREWS, etl el! bhip Ocean Eagle, Nicl , London. Troon, Sept 18—Ai uni bonan Haale, Hit ‘Greenock. VaLeNvia, septiseArr Chis Davenport, kelly, Galo. fe Sitmaxsuu Canana, at Hari pase Tan RC. i, 4d imi New York Sept 2 Jouislane, at Breinen, 2 ance, kt GIAROW aues R iceeden, al Deal. » ¥ ™ New Cricans Sept 20, Be ule, a Marseilles; 2%, re ia, at eal. Arr trom Cty Point — Jno Knox, at Deal. Arr from Hoston Sept 1%, Nereus, ut Marseilles, sts, ak bremems Arr from Baltimore septa a Arr trom Savannah Sept xt Falmouth, 7 tive, trom. Serene a, Jane, from the Clyde, EM for New York Sept Bs Sept 21, Josh Qu ines, Pls 2 of Wales, from Liverpook: 23d, Adehl te Heth Loin gand Consttntion, feoun dh Thakata, and werk. shire, irom Deal; 24th, Mati Rie'tfor Moston ty Dh Vasetin: frome Fable Ray, Bid for Charleston Sept 22, Bliza Jonsall, from Liverpool. ALEXANDRIA, Oot Ponte serene 4 uy Arr schr Witlow Ha: Jon New + York, Sid achrs AR Whitmore, Roker, Davie Hale, ‘Okeren, x A oe L Redner, Endicou, WYork: Haniel A Brown, Heald, ail River, ALBANY, Oct €—Arr schon © YE Chapin, Pargham, dence; © A Post, Giron, Mamaroneck; bs do: E Broo By Rider, and Mary Lonisa, “Deaker, ig rr a t Be Celestia, Drake, Norwich; White Rock, ret Westerley: Pred Hall, Russel, Me: Conn; SGolue: Dux, Drake, Derbysaloop Deep Itiver, Brewer, Hartiont, POSTON, Get b— Are bark Chester, Croaby, Phila. setirs Albert Macon, Gooding, Charleston; BB Reaves, soaw: Ww jimin, fon, NC; William i Jenkins, Martin, Plymouth, NC} Provi- lie, raw. Gente, Crovell, Biabmoud: Maria Jane, Crosy, aud Angeline test, Alexandria { kittot, "Nort ‘Tirrell, Higetus; JS Weldin, ° Smith Ingalls Christopher Loeger, Snow: JG Edie, F Bolliday, Rearonn; Philade Horriet Smith, heli or Osk, Stuy Plymouth Reek, Wilson, nod ‘tae ‘Chase, ships Oxe abridge, Matthews, Melvourne; snow, Mebile; berks Ceeilin (Br), Robbins, London; (new, eae 198}, tons). Freeman, Truxille; Brign’ Mw > ita, Cobb, Boothbay i, Alley, Portiands eck, Very, bay ondamkt, A Manchester, Potter, Havama; Bennet Bea Appley it avaonalis Joba Price, Charieston; * leh via City Polut: Ser wien fen" ore; Sarah An ae baker, NYork. Also, eld Br ba Asia, O'Brien, NB; schr New York, Goodsell, a Ww, stem Niagars, ships: Shaw mat, barks! Oarib, Bri Ag, San ustern State, Lodi, and Mazatlan; erie MI NTcareaty ie Hattey, Howes, NOrleans: Realm, Burgess, do: bri wepby, Malaga; J wer, Means, Cborieston “eel nce 3 ag ad Waite, Turks Islands, | Below, brig tz, 1 BALTIMOK Oct T—Arr steaner Poston; brig John © Keffer, Booze, Charleston; Mealmon, Portiand: bilite, Leary, Jacksonville, Wi a ship Flora Temple, ‘Oct '—Arr bark Sarah A Nickels, Nickels, New {uroline Stone, Boynton, do. ona ae 5—Cid schr General Scott, Young, Kings CHARLESTON, Oct {—Arr atonmahips Isabel, Rolling, and ‘oster, New Saks ers, Pe iy Suublatos ‘andes steasiship feabel Aue Lunt, Liverpenls wht Allon, Olowihanierts Nie th Isabel, Rollins, Key West and ‘Mivene; xbip Richard Cooden, Black, Sevanuth; bark Pilght, Hawks, went POINT, Oct 2—Arr bark Parthenia, Moore, Rio Ju- “DicnToN, Oct 3—Arr achr Alien Miedleton, Jr, Sip)ie, xan FALL. RIVER, Oct 5—Arr xchrs Tram Smith, MeCivern, Alexander; Horizon, Huff, Albaay. Sl schra Maria Louisa? Commings, N York, Senator, Macklo, do; 6th, Harriet Gardner, Brightman; Clinton, Borden, and Lote, Weeks, Bliz.bethport;, sloop Rienzi, livia, do. GALVESTON, Sept 24—Arr ship National Guard, Gates, N Yorks 2th bark Milton, Htradlor, du, Ootd. POM. Are sche Dazsle, Atwood, fi rs, Argus Bye, ries Boston; Resolute, Hill, Virginie for de; Ocean Mar ba Kendall, Norton, ret ¥. Davis, Robinson, Wi'mington Woodriisima, Mason, Mhiladel ‘ow port Ri for 40; Sarab I Smith, Fredericksburg for: hia tor de ok, Gardiner for New. York * for co. Sid sehrs M A Shropshire, Tel, be penrtergen, Meey & bilzaleth, M Fires, Filiot, ‘Mary K Bieree, J Tinker, Ne ¥ slersey, Irene, r, Sarah ehh M Tanie, Messenger, B Pascomb, Challcuge, David Syith, Ospray, Mn Creek, anne Bick ny us Fye, Charles D flalivck, © A Rieter J Williatason, dr, Havin Kong, Posstude Revpire, Woudrail rae Hea ary, and § Sonne itt, Ross, Provincetown for N SAM, wind Heht from NW, bark Horse Henin; Washington, Resnitte, Hartiee Martie Kendall ler, Haneork, Molank Email, Lev Tayiot unt. Feat anche, wt ut George Manghan, n daunes's Dewi Aso port B Jobngon, HIGHLAND LIGHT, Oct 6, souse—Outelde, 2 eine ant § Sena, Beth, Pensacola; r Heston, bs bea wt Keef (see Correspondence abe Granada, Berryman, Aapipwal, brig RB nck, Pensacola. det l--Acr brig Plearro, St a Sunith, Galveston, ships Wa om, Avery, Hover Ne a Bing bam, out NOLES, my, Boston Denutwmn, Yorks # hak thornton, Tart Bomon, nour Cl Get L— Are ship 3 Tw Jet) —Arr ship domes om a Boller Bra, Thoratike, Rockland, "alow, say Heeeeck wee Guow, from Bustou; Beem bark esti a Nerdenkols, iront Uveriglce-br liaik. Brady tn Hatanac Chl steamship fini Havre whew bw Larmare, a thas, ‘chose’ Savings? Taian Stern ith are chy y te) ae rear ets Soom fhe Misateulpel, wil Wark Hl ‘jewed to ‘ents uk, Founy Fosiick, Wea Jarvis, Bb, Toulon NGRPOLK, Oct GArr bark Junlate, MeKay, City Point, Jord fcr Wee: Todion, CM barks Baguerting Meurer, Wie dee cae Mary © Dyer, Peket, Kingston, Ja; sehr Metis, Grewe, BENEORD, 0-65 Arr wr unien MH Adama, Adame, Balwore’ #14 achia Horace Buplea, Gina, sued iene & Pes, sy forks =. ns, irhgg whe te ng schis fenbella, Baker, Atbany, em ark, Phinte " NEWHE RVPORT, Oot B—Arr et Y PORT, J 8 Fi Pint phe Black well, Moimes, ‘Chane, Fait rir Alvany. Governor, Meoper (from Kast G ‘gonvelsh) Puitaiel as, Peach, Keston for do; Helen Mar, Nickerson, toston Hh, do for Pectare for Aleaandila; Clara, Cre Law. yo iF ao for NY ork th ot, denes for Fidlodelphin; Carolin Seal , -, =. ‘ Femina Mayo, Mayo (fom Prockteper: wig, Walden, an haley Weatton, Pihie forte: James ice: bam, Antrews, from Nie from Fall River for de: (he itord Yor doy rent Pierce, Ww and Rit nie Hon Somereet for plane, Chase, {rom Ly for do. Rita Brooks, Garduer, for do; and all ot wind bound. i ae ie Cane ache Rostwick 1 preslisare i for Niock. ror ail! Oth, & AM iGAFr ache Charles flea York’ (ani ald). Sid brig Kile AW, lich. mii rota Duteh Taland er G Wetdin, der. fromm, Reston, Sop ath iti fromm ervelderce tue Afba NEW HAVEN, Ge Ar metre W Parker, Vie- ice, id A f Eoseiee: DL. mrs Grere Woteote ftenon, F New ror, sloope Gealus, and Aan D Holmen,” New PENSACOLA, ibe Fe jenct 4 ja yw Corse. Wimungten * Ne ioe Lh Rar Rheem Providence; Mary 6 Bruit, Mealuny Pete Tth—Are bark Ametica, Wortinge i aes vin a brig Mrendywine, Cormick, i 1, Shan Sn deal, Frevs Boston: \ - * « , Mutday, Cardenas, schre 7 have ‘Rag . B Blower, ye > York; janll, sade TT AND. Ont B-Ate By eae ald eOPtgU Ort sAtr hen D 1, Riarges, Norrie, and Renin INCH Ou 5 Arr tenner ure, Agey, NYork ‘hire Robert ¢ m ol 4 ‘is, Horton, Gover by Solemn i Ph per nocd, Mare Aen: Bg et atic or went ia eas ww eard, Howench Adelante mene ot, Goblamita, do Wi S'Mount, Tyler, N Hort: ches WC Gale, Charest Fashion, rt nt iar ne ae ; ne p, The. ms F Corbi, eM He ae iraca: a fate wor, He nrc ley ign i ami N cake Work wos Bihan ke Alien, an, ne rr achr Henry: Ridrtlee, Port. = an | hor, Holl, Pook raat Sr WA sh, ray tiladelphia, Ou fone, Hel ep sec Are yd, Giiparick, Phitete: rade Wiad, Hil, Aivarhan eparcseon ste Ee ied RO, Oot 414 whee Rowditeh, Col Rowton; Sth, 1 BC rahwalte rt, and Herachell, hed: fall, NYork: Caro Mary Aan Lowen, Ie WAKIEN, tay 8 Cai ‘itackingaam fapzae, jonling.