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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12
MONEY MARKET.
Tuesday, August IO--6 y. M.

The stock market has been dull to day. North Ameri
can Trust and Banking Co. declined per cent; Har-
lem Per cent sonington per cent; u. s. Bank closed
yesterdays prices Sales Of Indiana per cent. bonds
made the extent Of 1900. commencing at AL
and closing at ~. per cent Exchange Philadelphia
was worse; sales 81 asl per cent discount On Baltimore
81 per discount. Domestic exchanges generally
srs looking up.
committee from the schuyllSill Bank, Of Philadelphia
has been here in expectation Of the arrival Of the
way cashier Lewis, in the Great Western.
We mentioned yesterday that the suit commenced
against John Deafed Esq, by the Fund Commissioner Of
Illinois, in the u s. Court for this district had been dscon
tinued To-day the organ of the Wall clique who
have long been endeavorng monopolize negotiation
Of state Stocks announces that the suit has been transfer
red to the Court of Chancery this state and that Daniel
Webster is 10 appear in behalf of the state of Illinois The
acts Of the state Of Illinois have not only nearly ruined
her credit but have injured immensely the credit of
all the other states. The Mr. Barre
to have made matters by threatening suts against
those with whom the State has made contracts and nv
toning the public not to buy certain stocks This latter
to have been dictated by those into hos
hands Mr. Barrett has latterly fallen Mr. Samuel Rue
giles understood to be the council Of Mr. Barrett and il
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LIFE NsURED FOR
II w O ID O l. l. A r s

NEW YORK, June "a, 1870.
To Messrs, J. Pesse Son, IS Division street:
DEAR SIRSMy wife was lying at deaths door, and IL
- supposed that she had the consumption she esorted 10
many remedies without experiencing relief At the
Get secaon Trend she 81 ,st made trial Of your Cart
fled the skill Of eminent dollars OF this
Invaluable compound performeda and radical
IN two weeks 1T MORE, $40 Greenwich ST.
To Messrs Peasck Son, IS Division street:
My wife was ing at deaths door in the last stage Of
sumption he. case was pronounced hopeless by number Of
eminent physcians her friends had given all hopes 81
recovery, little expecting 10 her from that couch OF
death But ated otherwise friend OF mine called TO
induced to make trial of Clarified Horehond
Candy ltes him Thought was useless but after repeating
his request Al last consented that she should max. ta OF ~
She did try and the effects unspeakabe We thought
was The benign influence ofsome guardian SPIRIT instead OF
Pease's Horehound Candy
weverbe under lasting obligation 70 yonInors than
for. You publish THIS and Yet the
world know what atruy wonderful your Candy has per
formed Any doubling the truth Of yor obeden SER
JOSEPH sUDEN, 90 Avenue u.
Or cau At J. PEASF SONS, As Division street aud
my certificate al Inns
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rH.yskI e Eiea.2 ess:s yyss- Bra;s Cop4A
Muer-i Manuel GodQuin--l Dechaus-l w ard. Sill X
Roberts, Bally Ward Cola Payen Co-2i Desrost
Brothers Co-3E Csrnss-3l Moraa & lseliu2 John
Magnin Coll Ggnoux Co.'S l. Maillard-l Tones
SOM Ahrenfeldr 4 Co.'S A Perrot-2J Duprs-l NJ
Heiie7 L0eschigk Wisendonck--o Couaa Piliivuy-i
Robt Safiray Co.'S Hesseuberg Coz Vezn--22 kegs
ca BruslIe koop Col Soul .rd Delluc- Fitsch Co
Merriam Benard-2 u Ba"r-2 T e Meeks-6 Davis Co
"a Howe Col I Richards-i z Todd-s Peabo-
az, Riggs Col Gebhard X Col Wendel-s Bousy
d'lvsrn1.sc Co1l9 WIGHT, Werner x Goa Kosbe Co
Hailock-s Derasmes Boixard- Woodworth-2s " yoi-
ning, Roster * Col Danguy-i q Hoyer-s Meral 4
Bensrd-2 Denny t w Hammerly-i staples Clark
Hammerling, Charlton Coil Laehsse & Fareche-5 Male
zieux tiourd Col Buck-l G. Benzigerl4 to order
leases Bouehet LegennelO james Homer Co.'s Towns
eni, Sharpess SDn--ls Chas Fay-i Cafe q Meburs-
Chevrelat Ereres Co.'S + Thorspeken * Col OFT
Montrose-3 SPIES Christ "A casks MeCrAcken Liv
ingston-fo Gases HeneQure Coil Henequiere Coco
L x n Mahler-l w A Celmaa-i Wiley pntptm--l Lam
bert-f w IN 3rewer--i VIM Lurman--2 X II Haght Go
IS Caieux Su Lannoy-4 Henry Babsd-2 + Dorr-i La
saa-l Fielder Dutilh6 Colliard-2 samanos-s Dav
SON, Brothers Col Quarre-52o burr stones Norris
Cunmi, gsni cases Schmidt Andrews-2 Duiour Coy
Engler Foley1st EenL erd Hutton-27 Albion Co.'S
Becar, Benjamin & Co.
CApIzPer Epress5l sacks salt 10 bales corks Richie
220 cks 20 Sche rmerhorn Mareh2 mdz
Goodhue x Co--2O H. 80 Al or cks wine to ordea
PoRr PRINcEPer julia 4nns00o lbs logwood 2s4 bags
coffee Shedding Fers65 bags do Crosheim Schriebner
$50 ii Deafeld-400 Heckscher, Coster Na.d-l3 do
LOG tobacco Rossiere Coi2 bags coffee Barrow
Pror-i3 Il Lermonie-3 bbs ginger Hogarth
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PTLAprLrHr,, Aug llarr Plato Londen Virginia, Liver
baxter Proydence Mai, Do Eliza Hand d.; Dsnl Baker Ba
kerr NYork; Eliza Williams. NLondon; Citizen, sopngon;
YER Ana Eliza Fail RIVER bs,9w algonquin L.rpool; ED
kill, Susan Salem Potomac. Spear, NYork Victory, Hitch
ms do Victoria, Smith, dol Commerce, Swon do; John
Crouch, Jom'n, do; Diamond, Hasek, dos Calcutta Steel
dos Observer. Ha do Elsa Hammond do;
artiord Louisa, Provdence Texas, Sounport Silvia Hgb
Fog Harhor.
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o. WTE-A gentleman twenty five years of age
wishes 10 form matrimonial connexion with some re-
spectacle lady. Having limited intercourse with ocety
(heng strangerD and not situated adv
large the he adopts this method for the furherance
OF his object His character is without rcproach and his
tans the hope that the purity of his motives will not be-
doubted Communications Ito be strictly con6dential
may he addressed to H. C. b. through the post office.
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$3.50 n T. w A n ~.

DOCKET BOOK LOST Lost last evening, Russet W a.
let coniainng certificate OF Derosits y Brsnch % the
state Bank Of Alabama. Mobile foe Thousand dcsrs
deposted by frsre Desels TO The order 81 s'.s
Opposite for FIVE hundred dollas the Bank Of MOBILE De-
posted by Thomas Holland payable % the order OF l.
Hamilton, and about 800 delas hsnk
bls The public cautioned against nge,a,ns either
the above described Certificates as hes been
liberal reward will be paid the delivery Of the Wallet
and contents at No 10 Pine street. deT
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

o. CHATHAM THEsrRE.-Great is the attraction Of
fered tonigh three admirable pieces splenddy got up
and effectively cast The drama OF the Avengcr the
teal piece Of Jacks the Lad and the amusing and ntr
cate farce of Hobbs Dobbs and subbs the three gro
GERS, which enthusiastically received by
whelmng audience, on Monday evening This bill will
insure the popular manager a bumper
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

The CESsUs.-Of the 307 towns in Massac hui
sets, there only six that have population so
large 10000, viz Boston, 49, 079: Lowell 20 9SI
Salem, 1912; New Bedford, 1855; Springfield,
average, according to the present census, from
to three thousand inhabitants.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

TO BREWERS-A gentleman who has been actively en-
gagged in the brewing business for nearly thirty years
DESTROYS Of obtaining situation brewer
establishment He has hesitation in saying that his tho
the of brewing draught
porter and ale be exceed By the
try. - 49,
ladelphia. aul2 Iaa<w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

40 VAUxHALL GARDES-Mr. Schlim takes a benefit
tonight, and presents most attractive bill. Miss Miller
appears for this night only In Ethiopian song also
Mate from the Deaf and Dumb lum besides the whole
strength Of the company including Master Diamond Miss
Clementine, Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie, Mr. whtock Mr. Jen.
Lins nc &c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12
I.52a In 30 counties.

WING gain, 1929 in 30 counties
ALABAMA.-The election in this state took place
the Sd inst We last night received returns
complete from Mobile county and the entire Wing
ticket for the Legislature, four members and sheriff.
are elected by an avarage majority of 100. Al the
presidential election in 1896, the majority Of SIR
Van Buren, in this county was 1T
MIssoUaI.-The election in this state took place
on the Sd inst our dates from ST. Louis 10 the
LIST.
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Sales of stocks in phi,aselphia. Aug.

Sales of stocks in phiiadelphia, Aug. n.
$1,000 Wilmington Loan, 6's. lsi4 %; $1,000 Ken.
lucky nds 6s, 500 day sb 10 shares Bank Co. do
boo Hat $751; 81 Mechanics Bank. 3d. Is Commercial Bk,
Cincinnati, 92 10 Life and Annuity, 100.
Sales at Second Board Monday
share Philadelphia Bank lo2; so Grard, boo fiat go
1925 Draft on New York at sight. 1881
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

NV OsIEArs, July y-sli Rebt Parker H.vr, chhos
" rs. .iSso.' ar 81 s sr a. esoIs
liza Helsn, Thomasson. In the somas % krPabess
from NYork; Shaw, Chase Lverpool hatcher M0be Fr~s
cis Stanton, Boston, b ig Grand Turk.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

CoLoNSApE GARpEN-This resort is crowded
nightly he proprietor has strong company, and
his efforts to please. happy to learn, daily
.t.A
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he should regain which had been tbs decline
for several moahs. HIS exit will be deeply regretted by
large circle Of esteemed him Of their
most endearing asd happy associates-C communicated
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sIes at the stock Exchange.


On Monday, 10th inst, by the Rev WIN Piggo Mr.. Law.
Pridhan Of Sing Sing 10 Miss Lucy Ann daughter Of
the late James Pascoe, Esq. of this city
On Wednesday afternoon the 5h instant by his honor the
Mayer Mr. Joseph Bishop OF the firm OF Bishop smonson
Miss Catharihs, daughter Of Cornelius Read Esq., all OF
this CITY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12
BY EXPRESS.
The Election.

The Election.
NoRrH CARoLrSA-Belew we give table Of the
counties far rs heard from, with the vote for Co
vernon in 1896 For members Of the Assembly as
tar his heard from this year, the Whigs have gain
of four fve il reports be correct. The Democra-
tic comparative gain in the popular vote Is 56t Az
the election in 1885,, the Wing majority for Cover
nor in the State was over 5000
Morehesi Saunders. Dudley. speght.
(Whig) DEM (Whig) (Deml
Nine Counties 1000 5,605 also s70l
1903 l.osi
I.03i
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

wHIe STATE CosvESrres.-The Wings hold a
Convention at Utica to- day, for the nomination Of
State officers and Presidential electors.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

At Portsmouth, Ohio, August list William H. Foster Of the
firm c Mcssrs A. w. Foster, Exchange Brokers, Of this
city, aged "a years.
lie ief New York the LIST Of April journey through
the southern and western states enter tanning hopes that by the
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

vAUxHALL GARDESs.-Barnum is going ahead
in fine style. Diamond draws like four horse
team. HIS bill tonight is great one.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

HYDRopHopIA.-MosesE Emery, Of Aurora, Onta
rio Co, died Of hydrophobia on Sunday last.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12
ba7 dem gain.

KENTUCKY. There are estimated msJsrities in
the papers Of the first and second days voting. We
learn from these that avery large vote has been a-
Ken When the actual result is known, we shall be
prompt to lay it before readers.
TENNEssEE,-The election in Tennessee took
place Thursday last, the 9th inst There has not
yet been time for returns 20 reach us.
INDIANA-We have the annexed returns actual
and reported which give. The comparison Is
made with the Presidential election in 1895 AZ that
election Harrison had majority of s,sO3 votes in
the State. In the annexed returns the majories
only given The following are the aggregates of 33
countess.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

ALBArv RAIL RoAD.-The meeting OF the citi-
zens for concerning to- ensure the
ton betweea this city and Albany, takes place at
the Exchange to-day. There must be no siothiul
mess or neglect in this matter. We have an uncom-
mon nte ere st at stake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Pscket ship Uicaf fergus, Friburg. q Veyll
PoRT PRIrcE-Sckr Julia .ann-Mr Amymond.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

SATIN OHIo-A valuable saline spring has been
discovered in Sullivan, Elyria Co., Ohio The brine
is abundant, and the salt beautiful
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

NGw WoRK.-The public will be gratifed to learn
that Mr. Stephens, one of the most popular Ameri-
can authors, will publish, in two volumes, an ac-
count of his discoveries of ancient ruins that part
Of Central America whittier he was sent as dplo-
matte agent.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

UNpLEAsANr.-The news Of the western elections
has a bad effect on the Locofocos Their faces a
elon gated to such degree that the barber charged
sixpence extra for shaving.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

5ossIsrEHcv.-Thc Post Of Monday, in speaking
fIndiana, said E i, $500 ..,.. 49,. .l -.
IL seems to be conceded that Howard (the an
yDureu candidate for Goveruor) will be elected
Yesterday, this same Post contains the following
paragraph -
"Thus far, the returns show that there has been
large gain of votes to the wing side, and that Har-
rison is likely to carry the state by majority quite
az large as he had in 1856"
The party papers Of this city are blind guides al
together. They never tell the truth, except acc'-
de~tally, or upon compulsion. The Herald is the
only medium for authentic political as well other
news The Journal of Commerce has better means
Of information than any Of the political papers, but
David undertakes to serve God and Mammon, and
is not TO be relied on. ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

Those LIoNs-The lions sent by the Emperor
Of Morocco present to Mr.. Van Buren,, are to be
sold at auction the 3lst Of August and the avails
are to go into the Treasury of the United States
If presents keep coming in this way, we shall have
something for the sub-treasurers to run away with
before ne xt winter.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

IMPOR TANT
G. O M M u N | G. A Il | ON.
DR ROGERS requests 10 say that he has pracced
define az physician for thirty years During this long
period his practice, he has made kinds
needles for cods hoane.s and that distressing complain the
whooping cohgh and he believes with
clans geerally and after all, he finds successful
PEASE'S CLARIFIED Essence Of HOREHOUND CAN.
DY. and recommends u TO be universally used.
u 10 cold at IS Division st. al imis" y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12
RFMOV AT,

1R EVANS wed Peck slip continues his improved
practice as usual Those who have been treated
July by less experienced practitioners invited 10 call
his office Recent affections cured in few days; old ob.
nate mercuIa complaints and such have
sdered incuraoe efecuay cured by him strangers should
be very particular to find No Peck spand the old Doctor
they may ne deceived.
No connection with any other office. al2 IT.
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CHATHAM TIE ArRE.-Woo Gods benefit was well
pstronised last night. Six pieces were performed,
and they all went off capitally. The Foulah Slave
is an effective thing and II was unusually well play
ed. Wood, his boy, and dog, are very popular, and
deservedIy To-night's bill is great one. The
Avenger one OF the best pieces in the whole range
Of melo-dramas. is TO be played, with a strong and
judcious cast. Thorne plays John d Procidi in fine
style. Jacks The Lad, nautical drama, in which
Cline, good actor, plays prominent part, comes
next. Hobbs, Dobbs and Stubs, most amusing
farce is to conclude the entertainments This piece
We predict is destined to have a run. II is full Of
good points, and the interest is certainly kept up
Blakely, favorite and sterling actor, plays Dobbs
to admiration, and Mrs. Thorne's Mrs. Hobbs, is a
very clever performance.
Thorne has a strong, coed company; he plays
every thing well, and is doing good business.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

M o X Il A N L
G. O M NJ u n / G. A Il 10 N.
NEW YORK, February ~, 1870.
DEAR SIR: The duty Of my profession has exposed me
~ colds, asthma and other pu monte complaints in
cdeut this uncertain climate have been deprived Of the
power Of preaching by hoarne and should st be had
not used your Medica,ed Candy trisd for times,
and find lungs healed my appetite improved
voice clear constitution evidently imp owed there
fore have hesitation in adding the
many who experienced the efficiency Of your Clarified
Essence oftorehound.
al imiss Rev. J. ID. HART, sal Pearl ct.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-08-12

NIRro's GARDEN,-Even the storm failed to pre-
vent a very good attendance at this fashionable re-
sort last night After that beautiful and classical
series of tableaux, the Revolving Statutes, Madame
Proehe Guibilei and Miss Kerr executed one scene
from La Bayaderc. Madame o. dances with exqui-
ate taste but she evnces feeling 1t is altogether
too cold and statue like and void Of EXPRESSION to
sirry away the audience. Her attitudes grace
full and her preuettes display agility and ease-and
vet there is something wanting which the artist
could easily SIMPLY if she would throw more
sbandon into her staltaton, and the applause would
be commensurate TO her talents The favorite
deville of Godenski followed, and went off with
great eclat To. Hight two vaudevilles, are to
be produced, which will include Browne, Chippen-
dale Miss Melton, and all "the stock of the estab
ilshment A full audience may be anticipated.
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VAUxHALL GARDENS.

r. It. BdTnuni, Dirfcior OF Inducements.
pcsponemen account ~ the weather, the saloon
which well ventilated from the aud all sidss, be
closed at a moments notice.
Adaittance to the Garden. free-saloon % een,s.
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Second Board.
state Trade,

There is apparently increasing amount of business
doing as excitement attendant the elections die
away There very many dealers here from the west,
and along the line OF the canals taking advantage OF the
unusually fine weather. to complete their stock of good
and get their produce to market before the setting in of
winter The conveyances on the North River are, con-
sequently in full activity, and city dealers seem to
have returned to business with confidence in the
future, from the result of the elections.
Corros-Maintains its quiet appearance Prices have
varied materially but show atendency to recede At
Boston, the market has been very inactive The arrivals
of cotton have not been offered in the market few
small parcels New Orleans sold at III II. In the
southern ports the influence OF the recent warlke news
upon the market tends to check operations The new
crop, in most quarters continues to promise well The
few weeks by facilitating the most important operation
of the planter that Of picking out" has materially in
creased the probabilities Of large yield The following
the quotations. Liverpool classification at the latest
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The stock market he's hssA heavy this morning. Sales
were snail and most lessriptions have declined NORTH
American Trust and Banking Company, fell OF per
centUnted states Bank, per ctyieksburg, PER Ct;
Stoningon improved per cent Sales Of bills on Phia
delphia made at 81 discount Bsltinore II n
discount-New Orleans "a II discount 81 ,.-
There is still good demand for specie for export. The
Burgundy for Havrs carries ssaoooo in species but
the rates nearly the at last quotsons
Spanish Dollars, lo5ialos Mexican Dollars. aa2 pr.
Hall Dollars, gal prm Spanish DoubloOns, 1915
Quarter (" p ! prm. Patriot 1880
There but little doing in foreign bills The rates
London, 81 per cent prem, or $ass Asa the
sterling-on Paris 5l2t $40 At the south, there is
enquiry for 90 day bills, and rates have inprov
At Mobile, the LIST inst the rate London 10
per cent prem. s4.s4 80 the sterling At New Or
leans sterling bills plenty and the demand freely
met prem, or $3.50 is2 On France, bills were
scarce and the rate f5'l2a af5.l6. vi
In this market, money continues There is NO
prospect of any immediate Improvement
tina. the elections have gone against the
The excitement being over people begin to consider our
future prospects soboly and is evident that change OF
administration have but very little influence, while
the soveney insolvency Of the South remains matter
OF much uncertainty The return Of the President at
this critical uncure will have bad effect on the affairs
ofthe United States Baak Mr. Jaudon has thereby been
delayed least IA days. at time when the affairs OF the
Bank fast reaching crisis. He cannot now expect
70 in London before December ls and as the Bank is to
resume in January but two weeks remains for negotia
tons in a difficult market
State Stocks in this market have been heavy at down
ward tendency the arrival Of the Acadia loan
made by the State of New York the It'll inst for the
Oneida River Improvement to the amount Of $4,000 five
per cent stock edeemable in 1850 81 for each 100 dollars
The last loan previously made by the state was 81
Ave Per stock redeemable in 1855 o. The follow
ing are quotations of Of the stocks in this magke.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-11-11
Corn Trade,

Not for week or has there been change in the
trade. Prices range from ~ 75to s. barrel The
stock in this city is considered fair.
The -four and grain markets. throughout this country
remarkably quiet. We have aggregately much
greater quantity than eat and cattle too
from this day till next harvest home and no market in
the world open for the surplus No than enough for
the consumption sold and these actual wants
must be satisfied demand is kept in existence by the
force OF these elements sufficient to sustain the above
named prices for the presentperhaps till navigation be
closed They may then advan for a time
What singular condition. SO far as food Is concerned
this country now in compared with Great Britain =
Here the barns are filed with stacks Of grain laying
ting and spong given the cattle for the want Of
market, while in Great Britain the people have just so
much 10 last them the harvest and The
English like the ola ship the Atlantic with
thirty board when perhaps they will be
forty days crossing and either sarye or depend upon
being met by another vessel.