The New York Herald Newspaper, November 20, 1858, Page 8

8 Pre ais NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1858. OLE sina : a + A et scisainiaeiichiatoni sr aceeliiaaamend ‘The Wilitamebarg Ferry Accident. NCI AND COMMER’ 4 AECOND BOARD. - VEGETA ULE. Wood Island 1 Lighthouse SEX mile. @ORONEK'S INQUEST UPON THE BODY OF RICBARD | geomcwa Ormmses TPON 4 GuL—Miss Mary Galloway, FINA TAL ANC CIAL #16000 Missouri @'e,, 90 Behe rie KR..... 10% Poca bione tei eae ea SMG] | Base db tect Nibor edge’? fectonee srwarert feet on tho BISHOP—VERDICT OF THE JURY IMPLICATING THE | 4 resident of No. 942 Bast Fourteenth street, while pro- ee a cae 100 do. Mercere. Va 2% $2195 | ledge at low waver SRGNS OF FHS SEES ES Seah SE ceeding to her home on Thursday evening, was attacked ‘The net of the ic : ‘ofthe x t 8} 17 feauce, me & rum Iain Udine Spar buoy paintod rd, werent 4: with BONER HOLDS THE ACCUSED TO BALL. Peeults Custom House revords z = Me ioquent inte case of Me. Richard Bishop, of Hemp- | PY # £406 of cowardly rascals in Seventeenth etrost, MAF | trade of the United Sate for tho fecal yoar 1657-8 havo 109 2383 rR fo Sumario bie gi. 6 wales seed, I. 1., who was killed in the late collision at Peak | *7¢nve A, and mubjected to the most bral and cre} | been published in-sdvance of their usual appearance st 20 £300 7 fect 3 water on te edge B tatboms water, wih shout hy ferry, was beld yesterday at the New York Hospital, | ‘estment. While one of the rowdiee na ly Oe Washington. Wo have from timo to time estimated, on | 20 dO... . i — 210 10 a i | |, Notice alco given Fe Bates neescerored tom ¥y Corever Gamble. ‘The plate of the Nebraska and Ni. | Sm ihe remainder of the gang rushed Spot Oe unos’ | Yery reliable data, the changes which were taking place | 109 Penn C1 Go... 900 nett ua c | alma EBS ae 18S | | paimtea ac heat sored ina place, wid the fants Tr Ba agara were both in attendance, and were eubjected toa | cupiel stables ihe negnsernood. ‘The poor girlecreamoa | 18 the commerce of the country, and the reeulta shown by | 200 Mich Central KR. 3% 100° do 51 ‘ an ee veer diss cemaieaiion, Seemann whauans wars conminel, for heip, when doe ofthe fellows’ placed hie hand | these tables will not, therefore, take our readers by sur pi ee da ee 7 ore TTD GREENE, Liekthouse Tnep, Lodi Mmchuding the pilots and the President of tho Ferry Com- Pedy pln ge op Be ong fhe | price, ‘The falling off in the imports, which is $78,216,911 Bb iB ed oC buinch8 MX = | Portamd, Nov 1, te pany. im Liberties with, o. girl, and wey they | for the year, has been the subject of repeated comment in toient ih ~ rs cc ee ae DANGEROUS ROCK Macao ROADA. James Bishop identified the body of deceased as his bro- and every one m violated Person. | these columns; and the apparent falling off im the exports, F ‘se Lae Wine aT Aber, and stated that he resided at Hempetead, L. 1., where | trom the spot a with them the ee the oe mainly caused, in all probability, by the decline in the rd ai i Kk ii 1% 3 $8 0 8 | The following Information line freed tecstent at thas eS he deaves @ wife and six children. trate girl. Mary remained in a state of insensibility for | Value and amount of breadstufis exported, has been ———- -- 8 75 poeta the peaking 6h tee task wt a i Buiae B. Baldwin deposed that he was the pilot of the | feme tine, but On coming to her senses abo crawlod out | equally foreshadowed. The Sguren of tho yess’ trate CIrY COMMERCIAL REPORT. 1 er.” Marae ay i whi he Fgh ship Lay” Prac arack Nebraska te on last, be. | inte the street story ‘Wrongs to po- | are. c way, Nov. M. in Jun ore a ‘Marills. is. eager dyed ces aa ssa Sey be | iceman whe happened to ve passing, (atthe ‘time Imvorrs vor niu: Year 1857-58. Asinms.-—Small sales of pots and pearls were made at Ol } neg sp rrp, b1.8300 a 490" Cranberries,bb! 81000 a 1200 | The shape of this rock Is Phdgmi ok haveog’s digees yween eleven and twelve o'c! . it was | ae upual.) 0 girl was conveyed to Righteent = 202,208,875 | Prices. Greening, Dbl... 325 iamokes each Sa 15 | of8to4 futbome, tn the centre iy levated about i and as I was on my downward trip, 1 saw | cinct, where her story excited the sympathy of all ber 61,044,770 |, Bamsberovre.—Fiour—There was more wish 10 sell, | Giilidawer, bbi.. $00 18a 29 | feet from the botiom, and graduall toward the circum a casos ean to some | Dearers. Policeman” Fuller, and Arneson Tol2rddae | ANd common grades were easicr, while the better grades Bheewss 175 15 & ference eee eles away from the nongng the New | Were promptly, cr of the row- continued firm. The gales embraced about 9,000 bbis. , . 300 cee At low ci dcuncti cee Sore Bader Tic my course and. got euffciently abcad ov | fue 5, Te, licens lad a) description of seve, | ‘otal imyorta for the sear 208,618,300 | COUR NN ROSNER TRAES CP AS eens | Hts position ie determined by the following bearings — a to go into the ty 3 safely; the Niagara was | for an bour or more they to effect the arrest of Exvoum voR mie YRAR 1867-58, 470 a 500 . {Searings by compass. jew York shore and the Nebraska on the Brook- | twovuf the gang, who gave their names ar Patrick Gun. | DOMPLIC PTOJUCE..........00.0. meh et POSTAL DIRECTORY. 1 Rabo, Point, 8 9 deg i; summit of Tylok teland. 8 56 deg Ry $yo shores I made a circular course, the position we ning and Archibald Brown. ‘the prisoners were confront. | Foreign produce and merchandise Extra lows, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio... 5 25 @ 6 60 im ta im, yi Lop hee ft ‘beSalne Seal take to get into the slip, and the Niagara headed ed With the lain: identified them, | Domestic specie and builion. and. i Foreign an Finca Malls. Dyed bye beg ing eR 4o get into the slip before me; this she could not os oats arin mais oon wad of her } Foreign do.........-...4. hates nowy One (hippie Weande) ie Hi 8 ‘TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE, iW; Talpn Quebresa ng nee midway ot of the island So keeping that course, as the tiie was runsing vory | Sm yet subsoquentiy attempied to choke’ her. The pr Canadian 1525 a 635 | Dommsne any Canadas, ho, B78deg W; Kal Kiang any ew. strong, and it would have been impossible to got inte the | Somers denied all knowledge of the aftair at first, but Mixed to straight Southern. 500 a 550 Additional land ebip .o that position; it was the Niagara's bay hy o- subsequently admitted honing Ooo persons che Careiaa Tota! exports for the year. eeunhen fhe! eat ate ‘560 a 760 ‘brada Polst—in one wih the middle of the island the slip, but as T saw she could not get in position | off the complainant's mantilla. The remainder of the | The excess of exports over imports is equal to $42,081,- | Choice family extra and bakers 760 a 8 50 ope mal laud of Sa(chao, nearly touching the South point she occupied, I headed the boat for the slip; we both kept | gang, four in number, get remain at large, but us they | 271; an amount which to those merchants who have been | RY° flour...... ane 1360 a 420 of the first northerly of the nine islands. steadily on our course, and 1 supy pilo © | are well known to the police they’ will proba- | ~\—* nig ne wno have Corn meal 360 2 420 lemen. Niagara would haul out into the river; he did not do ao, ‘and at the entrance, when I had got the forward part of my boat in the slip, the Niagara came up and struck me about ten fect forward of my starboard wheel, slightly damaging the boat, and in about ten seconds alterwards rhe struck against the quarter of the ship Cultivator, which lay alongside of the slip; at this time the bow of wy boat had entered the slip, but the moment he strack my boat I backed out and gave him the slip; deceased ‘was not injured on my boat, and the only accident to the Nebraska was the breaking of a few of the stancheons; the deceased must bave been injured when the Niagara came in collieion with the Cultivator; the stern of the ‘Cultivator was nearly flush with the mouth of the slip; ‘there if never any rivalry in getting into the stip, as we ‘ail take our turns, but my boat was in a position to get mio the elip, and ihe Niagara was not; the name of the pilot of the Niagara js William Rrownell ; I have been © the employ of the company as pilot for two years aud exght montis. ‘ham A. Brownell deposed that he was a pilot in the empioy of the Peck Ship Ferry Company; on Friday last, Detween the hours of ten and tweive o'clock, I was on the Niagara; I left Williamsburg for New York, and was de- tained about twenty minutes in the mouth of the slip on account of @ tow being in the way; when thie obstacle ‘was removed I made for the mooth of the Flip, aud saw the Nebraska off on the Brooklyn sbore heading down the river: it being my tarn to go into the slip, as soon as all was clear, I proceeded on my way; when I started I ewung for the middle of the river partly, and as I swung cw) to the right to shape for the slip, it brought the raska behind me or rather on my left,’s0 that I could not see her without looking around; I eupposed the Ne- Draska bad stopped, as she had more room than J had; ‘the frst intimation I had that she was still coming was ‘the jar I felt from her striking my boat, and then f had advanced #0 near the sip, and being between the ship ©ultivator and the Nebraska, which crowded me and jammed me near the ship, I came in collision with the wtern of the Cultivator; 1 Saw my position and dared not stop, a8 my jamKongers were forward; 1 would have headed my ‘boat right under the stern of the ship if I had acted otherwise, woich must. have resulted in the death ‘of reveral of my passengers: my only alternative was to Keep on and clear the ship, if possible: this I did not succeed in doing, the pressure of the Nebraska and the tide together impeded the headway of my boat; when I came in collision with the Cultivator, my cabin and part ‘ef the wheelhouse were taken off; I Sueceedor! in entering the slip, and the Nebraska fetched up against the end of the pier adjoining the New Haven slip; the marks on my boat went to show that the Nebraska struck eight feet forward of the port wheel: after deck of my boat I saw a man ina farmer's wagon; he ap. peared to be insensible, and afterwards [saw ieose of the ‘wagon; this was on the after end of the boat. George Canfield, being duly rworn, says—1 am marine reporter of the New York Hinsuo; 1 reaide in Brooklyn, E. D.; on Friday last, about eleven o'clock A, M., I was passenger on board the ferry boat Nebraska from Wil- tiamsburg to New York; I stood on the forward part of the boat outside thé Nebraska was heading { e slip » eet course; 1 obs the Niagara nearer the New York shore coming down the river; it ocourred to wo I paid particular attention to their movements; neither ‘of them slackened up but kept on for the slip; the bow of the Nebraska was twenty-five feet ahead of the Niagara when we were entering the slip, aud the side of the Nia gara struck the Nebraska in the neighborhood of the wheelhouse and then struck the stern of the ship Cultiva- tor, which lay alougeide the slip: after the collision with the Nebraska neither of the pilote rang their belle to wtop the wheels; | am positive about this; | am quit ‘conversant with the manper of working these boats, and 1 am fatistied that both the pilots were to blame, as the accklent could have been aveided with ease, 1 looked upon bak collision af a deliberate aflair from the start, ag nei ther appeared inclined to give way to the other; the in jury to the Nebrarka was slight; when the boats came Vogethor after the Niagara struck tLe Cultivator, 1 got on Board the Niagara: I saw deceased after he was’ injured his head being down be appeared insensible. kaw tuere was a large clot of bleed op his bead. In explanation of my allusion to the ringing of the bell I wish to state that the bells were not rung immediately ensuing the collision. William Laytin, Prosident of the Williamsburg Ferry | Cumppaay, on belay exami ned, testified that it was one of | ihe rules of the company that every boat should take its turn in entering the stipe unless in cases where & boat is too far away or cannot get into the slip; the pilow of the Nebraska and Niagw ae mate and reliable men Thomar Valentine, James W. Riggs, Le Grand Neber, | Thomas C. Roche and Jas. 1. Trusiow, passengers on beard of the Nuwgara aud Nebraska when the collision lace, were then examuned, bat their evidence was were always looked upon 4 bly be arrested. Gunnii and Rrown were brought before Justice enbush, at the Jef- jerson Market Pohce Qourt yesterday, where ‘hey were committed for examination. Gunning admits ‘that be war guilty of violating the person of Miss Galloway, Dut said that be was not implicated in the robbery of the mantilla, The complainant is 4 very respectable ‘looking girl, She is employed as # Seamstress in one of the Broadway stores, und can produce the best kind of evi- dence as to her chastity an veracity. ‘Tre ASsaccr ON THe New Jarsry Sarrivy.—Sheritf Beat. ty, of Jersey City, and his deputy, yesterday appeared at tho Lower Police Court and made complaints against Thos. Kiely, bes oe of the steamtug Fulton, ern Bryan Kenney, Yor assaulting them, as previously published," The magis- trate named day next for av examination of the mat- ter to be made, CONCERNING THANRAGIVING DaY.—As Mr. Thomas Hand, of No, 93 East Twenty. fifth street, was celebrating Thanks- giving in his veua! and peculiar atzle, ho fell into the company of a polite youth named William Williams, who suggested the Propricy of his baving a companion, as it was unsafe to be out late under such circomstances, The offer of the disinterested Mr, Williams was gladly accepted, and the twain became rable for the remainder of the night. While they were walking about arm in arm, some citizen detected Williams in the act of pur- loining Mr. Hand's watch. The disinterested youth was brought to an account for his strange conduct, when be stoutly protested his innocence and begged ‘that his person should be immediately searched. Before any search could be made, however, he took to his heels and started off op a double quick trot, pursued by: the aforesaid citizen. When arrested the watch could not be discovered, but it was subsequently found on the side walk, quite close to the spot where the fellow was cap tured. Justice Quackenbush committed the prisoner for trial. A Disniowesr Roommare.-—Jarnes W. Benjamin, a young nan of prepoasessing appearance, called at the house of Mrs. Voorhies in Amity street a few days ago, and en- gaged beard. The young gentleman was Put in into the room of one of the boarders, Martin Malony. Noth: ing Fe markable occurred until ‘Wednesday night, wl Benja- min was eeen packing up his roommate’s clothes, and throwing the bundle out of the window. Information of the larceny was conveyed to the owner of the property before the thief had tine to © . and the latter was promptly taken into custody clothing was found upon the sidewalk in front of the ease and restored 10 the owner. Benjamin was comuntted for examination. Cartan ov 4 Borciar.—Chas, Wenkenbach, proprietor of the Gymnasium, Nos. 53 and 55 West Thirtecuth street was awakened from bis siumbers yeeterday morning by fore one endeavoring to enter his bedroom. Hastily Jamping ont of bed, he inquired “Who's therer’ when distinctly heard the retreating footsteps of some one in Mie hallway. He started down staire in pursit of the per. son, erying “Stop thief!’ when policeman Garthwaite hearing the ery, came up and captured the burglar Ju av be was making his escape from the front door. The — reave his name as William Jones; said be was 0, and a resident of New Jersey bush committed the accused for trial in fenes Qua default of bail Qaxce OF FoRexky acateer 4 Baokn.—Jobn B. Meater & broker, baviug an office at No, & Hanover street, was tuken into custody yesterday by detectives Wildoy and MeDongall, on a charge of having forged the namo of 6. M. Hoyt te « promissory note for $900, dated Auguet 1, 185s, and made e payable six monthe alter date. Master, it ts alleged the note to A. E. Laing, in Broadway, and te iy it came into the possession of Mr. Hoyt, by Whom |t wae pronounced a base forgery. The accused, on being brought before Justice Quackentiueh, at the Second Distries Police Court, stated that he got the note in the ordinary course of tade, without being aware of ite forged and worthless character. ‘The privoner war held for examination Cavcut Navrwe,—Rdward Parcetl, revidiag in Eleventh avenue, near Forty first street, while taking a nap npon « the premises of Mr. Fitzsimmons, in Forty second ftreet yesterday, bad his pocket picked of a gold | Wateb and chain by » young man named Edward Diegan | who watched bie onport amity, and staried off with the sleeper’s property movement of Mr. Diegan was not wnnouced by Mr. Fitzsimmons, and before the former could reach the sidewalk be found bimeelf ju the tight embraces of the latter. The watch and chain being found in possession of the prisoner hie guiit seemed to be con clusive, 80 the magistrate (Justice Qnackeubusb) commit accustomed to see the balance of trade uniformly against this country, must appear positively enormous. ast fis- cal year the balance was $2,000,000 in our favor, and he discovery caused so much speculation that almost everybody broke before the year was out; this year the gain to the country had been generally foreseen; it arises less from increased production than from diminished con- sumption, and hence the impetus imparted to trade will be more moderate. The figures of the imports and ex- ports for a series of years are as follows: — Exrorms yRoM me Unirxp States 10 Forricy Pow. Foreign — Specie and —_Tetal a tee"7o 1,907,024 622 {907/024 158, 986806 oan 641,09 475 493 200,13 a 3137 14,781 372 14,917,047 20,660,241 7 Ty at 7 8. 9, 10 2, ox 633,147 ous, O44, at Turonts ivvo rn: Usrreo States vrow Fornon Porm. . _ Specie and June 30. Dutiable. Bree Goods, “Bullion. Total Imports. 845... .$95,106,724 18,077,598 4,070,242 117,254,664 + 96,924,058 20,990,007 3,777/782 121 681,797 :104;773,002 17,651,347 24:121'289 146,545,698 [182/282 9 6,300;294 154,998,028 +125,479,774 147,857 439 +186, 43 1782138,318 1868... | 202'208/875 61 ‘oats 183 274,496 2R2'6133,150 ‘There is no change in the money market to report. The rige in the value of money in England, reported by the steamer at Halifax, hag raised the hopes of bankers bere; but as yet we sce uo evidence of higher rates than those lately quoted. {t may, however, be noticed that the bank exchanges are steadily on the increase. Fo reign exchange for the steamer to-morrow is very dull. The best bilis are held at 109% a 1, but we bear of no transactions of avy magnitude above 109, and very gvod Dills are being done ai 10834. Francs may be quoted at 5.15 a 5.20. Mr. Jobn W. Garrett has been chosen President of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. Mr. Brooks with. drew bis resignation and became 4 candidate for re-clec tion, The rote stood fourteen for and sixteen against him, The following was the business of the Sub-Treasary — Total receipts... $79,400 86 —From Customs 40,000 00 Payments. 185,089 56 Balance, 7,465,555 53 The unfavorable news {rom Europe, so far ay the nan cial affairs of the United States are concerned, exer- cised @ prejudicial effect ou stocks to-day, and the market war dull and prices were lower. ‘The general im- pression appears to be that as the winter appproaches, the diminished business of the railways and the number. love adverse contingencies to which stocks are Liable from political or other caures will be used succesfully by the bears to depress prices, and few parties are buying ex- copt for a very short time. New York Central, which is still, as always, the Jeading speculative stock on the list, iv naturally peculiarly exposed to adverse contingeaciv® ; such, for instance, as a revival of the tolls controversy, passage of the February dividend n order to make better terms with the Legisiature, a rapture of the treaty with the rival lines, &e. ‘The bears ' common at 83 —Canadian brands were in better supply, while prices were steady at our quotations, with gales of about 400 a 500 bbls. Southern flour was steady, with sales of about 1,800 bbls. within the range pa our figures. Rye flour was quiet. Corn wis heavy at quotations. ‘Wheat was less buoyant wiles sales embraced about 15,000 pushes, includ) to choice red Western $1 18 a $1 25; Southern at $1 20 a $1 25; good mixed Illinois at $1 173, and choice white Southern at $1 40. Corn was heavy and lower, with sales of about 15,000 bushels, including Western mixed at T8340. a T4340. and good Southern white at 5c. ; white yellow was nominal. Rye was steady, with sales Of 1,200 bushels of North- ern, made at 7’ rc. Barley was in good demand, with sales of about 16,000 bushels State ‘and Canadian at 6c. a 90c. Onts were dull and easier. The sales embraced State at 47c. a 48c., and State and Western at 50c. a 5240. The following table of the receipts and exports of flour at this port for the week ending w-day is trom the circular of Wm. 6. Cutting: — veer Wheat, Rye, - Oats, i Bush.’ bush. bush. bush. T6B18 118,734 4,817 117,415 114,711 3805 Oth.sources, Wat 6408 (2,018 13,500 Total... 98,036 125,129 4,817 119,433 128,217 ‘The exports of flour and from New York, for ’the week ending Nov. 16, were as follows:— Flour, this. Wheat, bush, Corn, bush. 3,714 65,160 42,83 17016 _ 3,988 730 63.165 a7 ‘of about 500 bags of Rio were made at Bahia at 9ixc., and 250 do. Maracaibo at Great Britain, Brit. Prov, an Iie. Tae Corros.—The sales embraced about 1,300 bales, closing steady on the basis of 11 4gc. for middling optanda. Precanm.—To Liverpool about 500 bbis. rosin were en- gaged at 2s., and about 1,000 bales of cotton at 7-824, 2 ‘d., chiefly at the latter figure, and 70 tons —_ we “— atp.t, To Havre 300 baler of cotton were ag. ‘There was nothing new to Glasgow or to ray A vessel of 1,500 tons was engaged to load with cotton to Liverpool at 916d. There was no change to notice iv rates for Australia or for California. Frvir—Salee of 800 boxer of raisins were made, in- cluding layers, at $2 45 a $2.50; M. R.'s at $2 05, balves at $110, and quarters at 6240. Jiay.—Sales of about 100 bales were mace for shipment at 500 Hines continue active, and sales to a considerable ex- tent have been effected, both on the spot and to arrive, at an advance of 4c. per ib. over the rates ruling last week. ‘Transactions are restricted by the extremely light stock, which is only about 8 hides. The sales have been— 20,000 Buenos Ayres Montevideo, to arrive, at 26 yc. ‘8 26c.. 81x months; 2,000 Savanilla, at 18¢., six months; 1,000 dio., 17¢., six months; 9,000 Orinoco, 2c. a 23.4Zc., six months, Leatmen remains firm and active: prices are well sas- tained, and every indication of an advance. The re- ceipte were, 63,700 hemlock , 9,900 oak ; sales, 77,600 bem. lock, 9,800 oak; stock, 62,600 bemlock, 20,400 oak. Ie was dull at 7c. for common Rockland, and at 87 se. for lump do. Morsegrs.—Sules of 70 bhds. Porto Rico were made Ste. and 20 bhds. Barbadoes at 280. NAVAL STOKES Were quiet, and, io the absence of sales, quotations were pominal. Linseed was in fair d je extent at 0c. a 6le.; crade whale woe jn fair de. ‘ith sales at SS. a Ste; sperm was selling at $1 23 lard oj] wae unchanged. Provisions, —Pork—The market was firm and a fair de- inand, with sales of about 950 Dbis., including mess, at $17 50.0 $17 G2)4: sour do. at $16 50 a $16 624,, and old prime at $14, and new city do. at $14 50; aunong the gales were 400 bbis., seller's option, deliverable in Deceinber and January, st $1750. Beef’ was steady, with good demand, while the rales embruced about 600 a 700 bblx., ing Cece A prime, at $6 50» $7; country mess at $5 4 $9.50; repacked Western mese at $9 50a $11, and extra do at $11 50a $12. Beef hame were firin, with, sales of about 250 bbls. at $14 50 a $15 for Weetern. Sales ‘of 6,000 city cut pork hams were made at 9 this month, Lard wos steady, with sales of ju) .6. @ Me. for old, Butter aud cheese were in steady ven and at unchanged prices. Nock was quiet at 3c. a Sc. 2h) 8 Sales of 15 cages of natmnege were made at Sbe., wil 25 bags of pepper at V4¢¢. rosRs—The market continved firm, though sales were moderate, being confined to about 300 bhds. Cuba, y ioty within te range of te a 7c , with a small lot of and another of Porto Rico at 7 4c CALIFORNIA. . Re steame! H ma: x screw ateamuhiy New York, ior = SS for German States, TIME OF CLOSING es THE LONDON orviee ++-The Overland Mall closes as follows: thand th of each mont 2th and 20th, Gibraltar, Mala, Alezandria, Suez ‘and Aden. «Via Marseilles on the 9thand 25th. Via Sout ton 4th and 20th, svmnsts...Via Marsalies find Suez.on the 16th. Via South. Min’ Aden on the ith and 27th of the month. ‘Via Southampton on the 9th of the month, ‘Wisca the date of making up ihe Tadian and Australian don falls on @ Suoday, they are made up on the evening previous. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS. FROM BEROPE. FOR EUROPE. FOR CALIFORNIA. THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS. Kurs Crrv—From New York 24, ari ‘and New Orleans 10th. From New Orleans a CT: at New ag wRa—| and New Caenne ti, From New Orleans rk Pnuaneuriia—brom Xew York 17th arriving at Havana 224 and New Orleans 25. From N rata Bib, arriving at New York 13h. Biack Warnion—From New York 27th, arrivh Ist and New Orleans 3. ‘16th, arriving at New York 19th. Isansi—From Charleston 4th and 19h, due at Havana and 23d. From Havana 10th and 2b, due ai Now York i ‘When the above dates fall on Sunday the steamers will ‘on Monday, except from New Orleans. SPECIAL NOTICR. adltpuctages and tdtere intended for the New Youn Hana. York 12th, arriving at Havana, hg From New Orleans sHANA0 TOR, way voRR—TBIS BAY. CLEARED. Stcamahin Kangaroo (Br), Jefirey, Live ship Circassian (Br), Jackson, Galway—Am hapress New York (Brem), Von Santen, Bromen—Gelpcke Reichelat. Prima Donna, Pray, San Pranciseo—Sotion & hip Tenge Webb, tutciowon Liverpool—C Hi Marades: Norwn, Antwerp—Leytin & |! om, Lavin, New Orleans (Br), Priest, Glasgow—G F Bulley ortuna (Por), De Uruz, Oporto—L. K Amsiock ez (Hr), Tuz0, Rarbadors—MeCall & Frith MrUkite, Mocklin, & John, NB—L A De Wait hamberiain, Phelpa AC: are Gay 11 Pleraoe | i ee i ws 4% rw me, C Henry Cole Taniewn, Jacksouville—Carnechan & God J M Holmes, Brewster, Sevannah—MoOready, Mott & bee, Yillmiaaton—MeCroedy Mott & Co, te | phia; sloops Mary ‘Whal Sid from Fall River 18th, bark Benj Franklin, Brown, Aan~ tie Ocean (and put into Ne! bs pion ee oiPpaken sul 1, no aly c, Iowa, Mooers, FH, 900 bbis oll, John Hancork, Coftn, es onan te for Genoa, Now Commercio, rom Rio Janetro for Charleston, Now ig Taverner. ‘ions, from Charleston for NOrleans, Now one Bo lon 700. rMaty Mankin, Bearwe, hence for Boston, Nov 18, tse vineyard Foreign Ports. a BERMODA, Oct 2 (back date)—Arr bark G W Horton, Ulmer, ba Oct miner. (back date)-—Tn port schr Howard, Me+ repent lei b Soelreeahh. Fs a i. rt teak the © oe at Besgunone Septal wen ae bs ALEXANDRIA, Noy 17—Arr Wind wv 1 —. Forest, 0! \- SELES Miners, Winslow Pai niger River; mas tewtees York; Herschel, Rirdaall do; BF Wooley, 1 ‘Erickson, Senay een ‘ships Titan Wittens, Orleans: : ; 3 John M Mayo, 5 las sow Apalaches shoe 1, Davias Al 5 Riv Carver, Perry, Buckaville, 8C, ‘goal or Foro ios D Mears, Suoy, Portay Pint MM Freeman, 0, Bal timore; Mary Anna, G pola kid, ind WAW, abip Joun M Mayo: He, Daley Se Aa ‘Jua- Story Star nr Kings beige Marsala, Roki Pramas. Jeoan a ik Kon jie diveare LTIMORE, Nov 14 Ary iid Figeun, Milixen, Providennes Chi brig’ Herald, Norttts to to ond fr Woe! Inde eg a 9 Hodgkinson, ca Sachi’ Wetianne! (Brem), 4 yey, aiaies Kate, Sliver. Lief Piste; de Castine, Lufkh, for Cardenas for Rio Janelto; brige Ba i renga, revel ete ‘fcr neet fo Py (hn il rom Rare) weut owen 17 a ‘lao all tse ‘veonels. be ii ARGOR, Nor er = ehrs Sarah & Jills, Goudina, Balti es Me CHARLESTON, Rov iS—Arr ship EA Hall, Sa York; brig Wilhelmine (Brem), Homeyee, Ri Jendro: ochre a Kate Btamler, Andre, 8t Thomas; Wm ier, orks Sldsehrs J P Witherill, Cobb, ‘and ene iy 16th—Arr steamship Nashville, Murray, NYork: iii Aguila de Oro, Mas, Rio Janeiro; schra iuey m3 Orta bury, Rockport; ‘Constitntion, Stout, Boston.’ the oiling, ship. Cid bark John Carver, Pendleton, eX, 1th, AM—Arr bark Selab, Gow! Baltimore, schrs Target, _ oe and ae Davis, Phillips, N York. 1) ship Washington, London; bark Gaurs, “Arr (by. ; BEAST GREENWIOH, Nov 18—Arr sloop Temperance, A)- len. SALE Tt Nov 17 ot Prose Hee do. ‘Conneet rut Prat “Lintot ae car p Copy, Wheeler, NYork. gi: PRANK FORT Nov 6—-Sli’brig Ann Tyler, Hopkins, Gua- eR DINER, Nov 8—Arr schra bre Winfield, Balu more; Louisa, Baker; 5 aly Badger, and Emma Fur- ish, ‘Kendall, NYork; ¥ Cherub, anor | Corvo, Hol. brook, do. Sid 17th schrs Cherub, Bailey, West Indies; Wil- ERS TeeXirr sehrs Ellen, Hallet, Phidadelphia ov ll—Arr sel en . yeere ‘Sid iauh 0 sare Beabeas Ls beth B. . rm Bacon, “es HOLE, Nov 19 Arr (by te bark Bay State, row, Baltimore for h = a neeN cavBD, Ror 1,8 Attn nat brent Vind ww = SON VIL Rov 6—Arr echt & F Abbott, Lodlem, NYork. a Handy, Curacoa; lth, schr Charlie Wl Wille, Hi ~ oy a de Spring 4 {iain doy sche Forest "kab, . do; 18th, steamship Bu- bot, NYork. , Small, West th—Arr schrs Florida, Mott, NYork for vat im for harbor: Sher wood, Williams, N York. ecg rt brig John Pierce, for Cuba, ak “ppl. tom Pyoyinen i Quire of thn a ‘Sonib,. ‘Wheeler, and Me Hs Lemuel pagewmniree te veneer mated Th Ip Dutch Island harbor, sehr Loulea Gray, Weaver, frou Down for Philadelphia; Gilbert Green, Weaver, iw do, Colorado, Naylor, from Pawtucket for sian Hie | thorn, Barab ni | er ni eh, Si dg ae a imire'T, and from Providence: for VFhiladetphin: eee NEW LONDON, ¥ Shears, Moore, Brae Dag Mot oa | Aon’ B Haines, NYork for Fall Riv ted bim to the Tombe for trial merely a ion of what bad been adduced by the pre j - “ —- : fr repetit y ' panera -_ the stock to the neighborhood of 70 a 76. OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. ds cure Wickensoa, Salomon W Roper & Go | Re Fico The jury in thie case readered the foilew ing Hy Intelligence. New York Central opened rutber weak, and sold downto | ater a holiday i not a good time to visit the markets ies th, Hildreth, Providence—J B Kawards a VERDIOT. Dur New Yors asp Gatwar Srnammns.—Precisely at twe | $23, a concession of \ per cent from Wednesday's price, | with a view toquoting the prices, as the fluctuations 4 Ann Riss, Robinson, Phila nr ~ That the said Richard Bishop came to bie death | wy fracture of the skull, caused during # collision between the ehip Cultivator and the ferry boat N) at Peck slip, November 12, 1858, and that said colli: was owing to the culpable ‘carelesaness of Elias B. Bald win, pilot of the ferry boat Nebraska, and William §. Brownell, Fak of the ferry bout Niagara, of the Wh- i Compan: Upen sscleue ot above verdict, Coroner Gam- ‘bie announced that he would be competied to hold the a for the action of the Grand Jury. He deci- ed wo hold eact of the pilots to bail in the etm of $2,000, and, upon furnishing the required seenrity. the defend- ants were eet at liberty ‘The y on the National Bank of Austria. MORE THAN $3,000 IN NOTES RECOVERED—OTHERS IMPLICATED WITH ROHNER. ‘The Nationa! Bank of Austria forgery, for which several Persone were arrested # few diye since, an aecount ef which was published in yesterday’ Hensun, created quite a sty among certain money brokers yerterday, ax it wae found that others than those already known had been swindled. The parties arrested wore Yetterday morning brought before Justice Welsh for ex amination, bul owing to the press of business before Jostion W. the examination wus adjourned « fen o'clock this morning. Gustavus Speyer, No. 72 Broadway, Christian Greve, No. 24 Wall rireet, and de tective Keefe, MeDonga). and Cat Leonard. how ever, made affidayite against the prisoners and they were accordingly committed to the Tombr Though the parties who are supposed to be at the need of this business were aii arrested, yet but little of the xporiour momey war recovered. Detective officer Keefe, on bearing that but emaliquantity of the note were ound, became satiefied thai there was yot a large ity of it somewhere, and he accordingly Ket te work cover it, f possible With the axsisan Jobn & Flynn, one of the fire telegraph operatives at the City Hall, they after some tune became satisfied, by the m: ments of rome of the prisoners’ friends, tnst the: concealed in a hones at No. 50 Cre i street fom which there was apparently a move on fort to carry away from the bouse =A furtler exennmaty ato certee twas tere folly eatintied fe that the man Ruhver, ane tem frequented & deot be above building. He deter mim place the doctor kept. fle a froom avd kuccked, bat no thin. Shortly « woman from Micer tht the doctor and bir wife hat gone to mark Sif he (the officer) ‘war desirous to see the doctor» wile che would go afer Ber The officer replied that be did. and the women started out, but instead of bring.ny the dow Wife she came back with three Germans, whe in tmanded of the Officer bie Duriness. and bemg told, they were for throwing him and Mr. Flinn out into the street Mcer Keefe, however, now became satis rae ob the right track, and was determined wot i y the Germans, notwithstanding at critica! porition. 20 be immediately erretance of some of the Tenth ward officore and armed t the above premises. The Germans on finding themeriver overpowered became terribly enraged Dut ay Foon ee the coctor's ine were opened the: camped in a hurry. To the utter surprise of the officer the doctor's wife war taking things very romfortable ‘within. where she had been al! the time. Officer Keefe Imumediate!y proceeded to search the premier, when it « fyonk in ® small room adjoining the parlor war fouud » Diack trunk containing over $8,000 worth of the bog neue and $800 in gold (American money) supposed to be proceeds obtained on euch notes ae the parties had #uc e i successfully paesing The trunk and content were copveyed to tbe detectives’ headquarters, where it was shown te Rohver, who seemed greatly surprised ou seeing \t brought in, nnd finally confessed it belonged to him Rohner resider st No. 22 Orchard street, aud it if said owne the premienr There ie no doubt a gany con nected with him. af tbe party of Germane who atiempted to interfere with the officer seemed posted as to hie errand. The exammation wil vodoubted!y dieclowe those facte Coxvierron xo SexrEnce or Rev. Daxini. Dow: sry. —The Staunton (Va.) Spectator of the pth inataut wayr —The argument ip ibe case of the Rev Daniel bow bey, & Catholic priest, war closed op Satarday last. The jury retired for a short time, but being unable two agree the court adjourned to Monday morning. At the opening of the coort on Monday, it Was announced that the jory had agreed apon s verdict. The prisoner and the foreman rose to ther feet, and the iatter the verdict “Guilty of morder im the second degree.’ The term of smprieonment in the penitentiary was fixed at cight yearr The prisoner reorived the announcement with fortitude, « +ebtly \noreared pallor and # downcast exprersion of souptes -yce bo mE jhe Only ey ptoms of emotion | voyage to Galway. She had a very fair number of pas P.M. yesterday, the bour appointed, the steamer Cir cassian left ber dock (pier 97, East river) on her retarn fepgers, considering the searon of the year, anda freight list, inctuding pretty beavy shipments to St. This ie the feat trip tits vemecl bon made to this port, and ‘St. Jonna, S. F., and will leave New York on the 2d 07 next mouth. Captain Jackson guveo dinner party to bir friends @ few evenings kince on beard bit ship, at whict the henith of the President, the Queev and Mr. Lever were Grauk with all the bowore. Yorw Qvriauine Hoserrat tic 6 qrst's Gemwne: Leon te —Dr, Garrish delivered bis introd we to # course of lectures op dircages of the at the Un versity Medical College, Fourteenth street—Dr Ferry presiding —on Togmiay evening, before a large audience conumisting of dectore and stadents of medicine Ther Was aixo a large number of ladies present. The eniije of the lecture was the value and importance of the profes Son in ascentfic point Of view, and be nnprested uper the minds of the students the importance Of close apples ton to their studies, for without it they never cous become good physiciaus. He urged them to poy particule Attention to the (senses Of the eve—whic vince to Wach—we he stated to ty of the world without the eye to see it hroughout was betenee to with proforud atientio: war of ay wwleresting character. The procows tures are to be given to be appr nd fo erecting a wultaby Opthrimic How clowe of the lecture, D Garrist announced that he would operate for cwtarac!, @ Tuesday, at the Opthalmle Plow 6 Stay venan Fireet, 2PM. As one of the most jractionlly unofi' benevolept institutes e city, thie Opabaimie Hoe tal is emivently entitied to the pablic «apport and enor ragement ML ANCHOLY ACCIDENT To + Om An inquest wa day by Coronor Gamble, at No. 19 Gansevoort st upon the body of a girl clever years old, who died fro: the ¢flerts of injuries received about two weeke age by falling opon o pair of sciasers. Deceased, it appearer wae coming Gown stairs with « pair of eriseore in be lantr. when sho fuissed her footing and fell fn her de scent dows the #lepe the scieors stuck into ber neck Pancturing the common carotid artery ana jugular vow Tite little enferer wae promptly attended by « doctor. bu sue gradually eunk under the injuries, and died yesterd, morning im xreat agony Verdict in secordance with the above lacts Dereased was a uative of Germany Vike ON Fate STRAWT.—Abont two o'clock yesterday Fy morning « fire broke out im a segar store, kept by Abran No 38 Paeex street. The flames were soon ex nage vo Mr. Simmons’ stock will be arance The frame building adjoining if owned aud vooupied by James Devlin. The furniture i» damaged by water about $60, and the building by dre and water about $100 Ineured in the Rowery Insurance Com pany for $250 on furniture and $40 on the buiding. The grocery in the barement ic owned by Heury Stwiting stock slightly damaged by water inured for $400 in the New Amsterdam inenrance Compan ArronrnamyT oF 4 New Prem Gerene —Street Commie sioner Smith, m purswance of an order of the Common Counci!, has appomted John B Lesverieh Superintendent of Fire Department. This new office bas been created for the purpose of having & competent person to superin tend the contracts for the building ayd repairing of fire apparatus. Mr. Leveriob is an old Grethan, and has expe rience enough to perform the duties of this responsible office patisiaetorily. Vine of PRARL srRMeT.—Aboot 12 o'clock Inst night » fre discovered in the five story building No. $17 Pear! @treet, ccoupied by Cenere 5 agers chair dealers ‘The prompt section of t prevented the Samer from epreading bet the rye ey, on whieh floor th: fire originated ani ya the stock will probabil amonnt to $800 or $400. to the baiiding wil) be but trifling, the fire at,- in the floor, in the immediate vieinity of the stove, supposed to have been caused hy carelessness. The lors ie fully covered by in surance in the eity companies Misawa Max Foosn.Mr. Charlee Hayter, who hae been miming eince the 9th inst. has at length been found, bet ine very bad state of health, Hie was taken to hie Loore in Beach street, Brooktyn. after which it rallied, aod closed at 82% bid. The Weetern 4 were all heavy, Qleveland and Toledo receding more than any of the others. Galena fell off 74 to-day, Roek Island, %; Toledo, 1%; Htinois Central, '¢, Michigan Cen. tral, i: Southern preferred, 34, &e. Rending wae pretty steady the weekly report shows the unprecedentedly emali amount of 28,500 tons transported by the railroad, against 96,500 by the canal. Paoite Mail fell off 144 per cent te consequence of the delay about the dividend ‘Sate stock® were firm at last quotations, The demand for railway bonds war fair, and pricws Invored eellers. The closing ynotubous of leading sto ks w Central, 82% a 2; Reading, 51% 9 4; Galena Iiland, GIA 2 %. Pacific Mail, 150 % cloned heavy ‘The earnings of the New Orieanr, Jacksou and Great Northern Railrond for the mouth of October, 1868, we an follows — Received for paceongrr® be vee BIO 187 Received for freight 71285 Recerved tor mans Tota! . The comparative ctatemeut of earnings for three year is oe annexed — et Cet USOT. Cet RDO, Passengers % 7,24 4,148 Freight 18338 8573 Mails. ’ 704 = Total... nd Kx 146,58) The Commitive of Boston Beak Mros confer with the Suffolk Bank abd take the whole subject of the redemption of country money ini ration, male their final report yesterday. ft war to the elfeot that th Suffolk Bank will continue the redemption of countey eur reney after the JOth ist. on the follow mg through these city be AU! billie com: ks from bank New Pngiand mg epecial ceposits with the Sull Bonk, to be free from charge. and all other bills to t paid for by these city bauke at the rate of twenty-five yecommend that the banks be left t take their owe cours —to make use of the Sofolk Bank o the Bank of Mutual Redemption, a# their medrim for ve deeming foreign money. just ae Choir affinities or interes moay suggest. The Boston Transript save — We learn that the Suffolk Bank, notwithstanding the re moval of the special deposit from ite eustoty by the country banks, #til! comtinaes to perform the business of redemption for bose interiar institubions w lure ar sents are valiefartory to the managers of the Saf HoH US He ISTE. 104K LOD RL Hed Rie KR 2000 Hi) Tat 1800... GL Sy nn 6000 Tenn 8 90. oe) 14000 Virginia fe. OG Misour! Oe. 10000 Cal T's new be 98 100 do (a0 1OOON V¥ Conk 6's 9 — 100Clov & Tol RK. OO NY Con Te 104 f000 NO. .oseees . 4000 FrieR tdint br 84 400 wo 0 32 1000 Hud RRGdmnt 715, yO HO... . 1000 Har! RR ietrnt 8 1 Second Ay RR... 100 W RE bE Mf 100 Mich Cen RR..bIO 80% A 0 b= de. “ % Mw Wn. 456 %), 100 Mich SORNTRR dev Chin bi i ba0 * ino i 1000 |. KRW2dmtbe 51; 160 4000 MiRM2d mt lO 64 250 0090 Micheoadmibe 6 58 4000 De! LaeW letant 70 Mich S&S 50 gh Merch Bk $10 14 20 do 10 Hanover Bank wo 50 Del & HudCiCos30 96) 100 50 Venn Coal Co.. 10 Pacific Mail $1 Go bts) ld 36 oe. 200 50% 26 ‘ ‘ fon 50 Panama RIL...,. 12035 100 Ti) Cen RR,. 70% 17 Clev, Col AO RR. 96 tA sau ne 2 ats, appouted to by the heavy demand of the previous day and the slack demand of the following day unsetties prices, and makes the scale rau up and down raphily. Yesterday business wa very dull and prices low, and it may be several aye before the market will resume its pormal state. The business done previous to Thanksgiving day was bed—much worve than vsual—owing to the plentiful sup- ply and # rather light demand, mm fact, so far a the sales of poultry went, the business of the previous Satarday was nearly af large and prices were better This, how ever, was in good part owing to the wretched quality of the poultry thrown on the market. It i* disgraceful to our poultry raisers that they send such fowl—fow! fn more wenser than one—to market. They are not fattened st all, while the dressing apd preparing for market refleety anything but cre dit op their skill. Turkeye were selling at %. « 0c. per Ib., which, if fattened and properly dressed, could have been sold for Me. « Lie. per ib. On thie sub ject farmers are wnaccountably stopid and oblivious to their true interests. Yesterday thie deeeription of ponttry were selling, chickens for So. per Ib., and turkeys for and 100. by retail. There i a large sapply of thie stuff im mnarket. Game is scarce aml very Gear, the weather not being cold enough to justify eporteinen at a distance sending it to market. There is a jittle venieon tn market which sells at 16. a 16>, by the muddle Fresh meata are unusually low price. a# will bo seen by our List. There seems io be an abondant supply of cattle, and prices in courequence cannot be maintained We wish 4 to be nndersteodthat the prices we quote are those of the arge markets, hot what ts asked by the retail Wotchers op town, mavy of whom aak and get two and three cents a pound more than is justifiable. When will the Comirion Council order markets to be built for the ae commodation of the up town poprlation of this city’ Fish continues high for the season. Smelta, eo much prized by courmande, are very scnree ag yet, but may be plentifol before long. Al! the fresh water lake fish are in market-—pike, perch, mrokerel, &e.. and are in good de Mand, thoagh the prices are high. Halibat and sturgeon about ed ont.” Frost Osh are in market. Among the arrivals te come salmon, tor $) per pound. Tt ie very unusual to have any #0 late in the year. Tt ix does not Feil well, ae it is mot looked for, Oystors are very flae and fat. and sell weil Vegetables are unnaoally low nd promise to remain xo during the winter, »s the supply which the farmers can rend is unlimited. Potatoes have not been so fine and cheap for years, Meach blows etill command the highoet prices. but many prefer the mercers. The peach blows donot look very well, but it i* an exeelient potato to bake or ronet. New Jersey ewoet potatoes sell ax low ae be a barrel Apples threaten to be very dear thie winter, as the win. ter oper have already begun to soften, and the enppty is mal! Butter sells for tweniy five comts, ane is of thir quality Cherse js beginning v be eatable ORT ARL PRICRS Mires Pigeonsa.fed, de 9 06 Wondeock. pair Portriny vail Souirre! Kooning piters Sirloin sie Roiamp sia Hind quarters Fore do ' Hind quarters Veo! cutleta... <8 18 Fore do Fresh rome. i SoumaKes cow'ty Raed ort Do. Bolog’ Sime peri, alin rot Ossiers, poe bas fame bans, pr ib j reli... b yma evterD Lawrence, Con > 2 ry 3 r ee Stramebip Circasman (Br), Galway: and others Whoa during the day WW, trend. re. =, is sccount of Underwriters »nd aii conaresd, ye rane SPWANRR, Teller, henew, arrived at New Orleans 18th inet Bane WM Cuaxmien, of Provitence, before reported at Rermnda, in distrews, has been abandoned by ber owners ailerwriers ra by J received in sie city yes me rere aig d ay, reporied i cewens =. ” ane ena ‘ne, te Nov iene surat Ties tow shout 8 alles A of Ovencoke, tae ana will probably be a total los. —(Hy letter to Kllwaod Walter, Faq, Seerstary Board of Underwriters) Bone Minerva, Brooks, at New Retford from Delaware (Tf. J Inet, off Suan Beach, daring the snow ran an eee ree a of the vel and and went clear, without touching the bull. fcwn Kare Prawise Andre, at Charleston 15th inet from St Jom aniline Snes, Seti ea Romain for Tearteaton Nght storm, the Minerva, car an faingay te the tbe he remained a ‘wen ohe carne Of wt Rach vom, withont agsiatance, ealtttt Micwowmrre. trom Charleston for Balimore, with » . Mnolasaes Ac wheat, put tnto Norfolk th inet, ng badly. he ot large part of her cargo in n gale. "ur Boat Maniox, before reported sahore on Jeland, bad commenced breaking op mi anton to pieces, Bhe been ‘arigpet Ol cot her on the Gate at South Rowton nyeh! cai, per Brown A Son, Seub araniniace who fe to command ber bare been placed to aa follown, vir — pooner ied binck and marked oy, the buoys entrance to Seen River, Maine, nen? Island Ledge—fpar busy paints sobre lowell. Trenton. sioe a RHILA DEL PIITA us Robi lowcost Risk, W Loner, Rotinenn, G r 1 XD, Nov 16—Hid aohr Lion, Hix, NY =e 4 ev Soaerena = o ‘Kinaman, Maw “RUuLIVAR. VNor 16 big Mandy, F IANCY FURS AT WHOLESALE. BALLARD, SAUTE & No. 46 Broadway, sued G OVER coy "Std reer: A SEW STYLE PRICE 900, THR : GROVER s Dene Is the most retiable machine in te market. THE GROVER KER Makes lees noine than Naty other rosehine. TH VER A DA me nove QS RARER, Requires lees power to ron any other machine. THE GROVER A DARRR we Ie mnch more simple Bape tine any THe GROVER | & BAKER fe more ornamental than any THY. GROVER & RARER a much tem Tine 0 get oUt OF order than any other machine. ti @ OVER A Lm Finishes work —others do ni THF OROVRR a bl Hequires no reapooting—all othere to. THE ono Ae BA i Mews the “look stitel locked. THE GROVER & BAKER Pews a neam that will not rip. THE ier Fan SPARSE Meacur NF. NDEPENDENT PEMOCRATI NOMINATT ack th Senatorial District. For Cownciiman, WI Aeris