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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

Some difficulty is experienced in getting remit
anceo from the various points and drafts this and
other Atlantic cities command unusual high premium
AT of the Western and South. Western points no
exchange be had and the specie a conseq uence
begins to dow this way This scarcity of Eastern funds
will be the OF bringing forward the produce OF the
West with gea, rapidy, and this disolned state Of
change will be of short duration.
The exp port of Cotton Goods from this port from
lst to 2sth April have been 3443 pkgs.
The Brooklyn o.. H. Fire Insurance Co. have de-
clared dividend of four per for the six months
ending Nov lst last and farther dividend of four per
cen. for the six months ending May ls, next in all per
cent, payable May 10Th.
The Union Manufacturing Company. Mary land
has declared dividend OF ten per capital stock
The Grard Bank of Philadelph is about to re-
business
The Boston Courier says Money has been decided
~ easier within few days past, and the mercantile com
munity have nearly recovered frem the panic which
caused by the recent agitation Of the Oregon and Sub
Treasury schemes. The Banks are again discoun,ing
literally and as natural consequence, the demand for
money is moro limited than 1t has been for some
time past. The products Of the Western States are
coming freely market equalzing the exchanges giving
new life to business and adding largely the receipts
the ocean The route between Boston and Albany has
thus far done business this season. of full twenty-five
per cent increase that OF the period of last
year. exclusively OF the additional income derived from
the night passenger trains which averaging hun
dred tickets both ways.
The sale bill OF the Southern Mich Railroad now
only wants the Governors signature.
The Michigan Senate has passed bill to suspend
indefinitely the provision of the Butler act requiring tax
alton for the payment of interest the State debt The
given that the interest has been fully pro-
vided for By the sale of the Central Railroad The
House has chartered Railroad from Kalamazoo to Grand
Rapids bill has been introduced in the Senate 10 re-
peal the charter Of the Bank Of ST. Clair.
The Miners Bank. Pottsyille, Pa. has made ar
rangeu'ents redeem its par In Philadelphia
II ia said that the Manufacturers Bank, Nan!ac-
ket viii again business and pay rs notes in full
The Canal tolls West Troy for the first SIX days
of navigation $27 30 sgains. s al same time last
year TIE cearances 333 sgsn, 3ol and the ner'
ctsndse cleared l9 1863 300 lbs against l5Ooooo!o s
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RECONCILIATION.

iota 20 Isr..St
Nay not b 30 One Of the An,i.Renters In each
af those Counties was Loco but s NO longer So
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EkSL
HERKIMER CO.
Hoffman and Looms, Locos elected.
OEoNDAGA CO.
Syracuse village $50 Wing: onondaga 40 do
SARATOGA co.'s Toons
in Cook, 49,. 273sI Gilchrist Loco. b......1554
Tx Porter do....... 1888 Garduer, do l347
towns to come in-Whiss elected by 1000 to
$500.
Reported VIM Hotchkiss. Old bunker.
SCHENECTADY co.
d. D. Campbell Loco. reported chosen.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Tlorida, 9 Loco; Amsterdam, 80 Wing Mohawk,
IS Wing. Large Wing gain. Wings probably
chosen.
Robert Dorlon, Wing, and James Powers, Barn.
burner, elected on Union ticket by 500 TO 6o0-
The ma }ority for this ticket in Caskill 4s6 in
Cairo, IS; in Durham, so; in Hunter, 1877; in Cox
ssokie, 300. Athens, 81 bunker.
COLUMBIA co.
A. L. Jordan and Geo. C. Clyde, Wing and Anti
Rent candidates, elected by 500 to 1000. German
town, 90 Wing; Clermont, 222 do; Stockport, 95;
0resnport 70 do. Hudson AZ Loco.
ULSTER CO.
James c. Forsyth, Wing. certainly elected by
over 500 majority doubtful whether Geo. @. Ora
ham, Wing, or severyn Bruyn, Old bunker, is
chosen, but our latest letter. says:
KrNosToN Usier Co. April %, ls48.
Il. osxzLHY, Esq,-sir Tho returns are mostly In,
and the whs candidates are certainly elected. The
majority VIII not vary much from Five Hundred.
In haste, yours truly.
Another correspondent, who came up to Kingston
from showsngunk on Tuesday night gives US the fol.
lswing returns Of average majorities:
VAT Psttekill ..... p0l Loco. .Showangunk az
New Psltz....... 60I Rosendalo .----.. II
Lloyd ........... Rochester. ..---.ll5
Kingston 100 Tots, Oh
saugerties ....... 100
Esopus .-.....-- ,17O wbiqs ahead o4
Marlborough. IS
Total . 537l six towns to come In.
ORANGE CO.
Partial returns indicate the success Of the Loco
ticket
DUCHESS CO.
Our returns do not settle this County. Our Inn
prsssion 10 that part of each ticket is chosen.
PoroHxxxrsra JeuRNAL EAGLE OFFICE,
l0i o'clock April -, le4o.
Editor 7ltbune-Below wo give you the returns as
far as We have able collect them; they cor
rect and can DO relied on;
Poarhk.<,sis Dist Tallmadge's maj over Rugges
q-prob small Loco maj
Do do II Sc average WING maj.
Do do III 1903 do do do
Do do w 90 do do do
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Sales Real Estate.

EuIts hcHI Ebthtc'
ByA. J. Blocker.
Three story brick house and lo II Green"fchsve-
nue., 20 by IS feet si2oo
Three ,,orT brick house and lot 10 Greenwtchave-
BY George B. Rollins.
Farm ar Richmond Co. 8. l. miles from Quaran-
tine containing 40 acres with ouldings.--... $500
BY DuH1oHt Hoscek.
House and 10. le WOos,er-s;- Is by 100 feet - 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30

These towns embrace the strength of both parties.
We can hardly doubt the Of the entire Wing
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Inspector says:
s,u- .r,~a ,,s, .,- .,-,,,s,, ,,eo.rra. ,,,h,d
d,rs ba 80, ~ ,sns,sns =. Swsiins.
us 90, s - 80 = H. So at,...a - ,,.a,sS
80, ee 49, ;,h ~ $1,000 -, 49, ,b;1 -;
a. 80 80 ~
@ SOU s, &c I W ~ nc
p,, u "a -, ~ r. 80 Tha nar,is. 80
~ nc, .e t uu . 'aoy VI VIC y - p 80. So So
say 4. AZ i' CO. o &C. 80.
a. ~ - Io' ot1a la.e coo .e
ol Inei! unlV' suns.e Paces are many VI
hen several ieet below the surface damp carK
ana no' Venatea IN some instances WITHOUT noors sno
suolec. 10 frequent lnunoatons OF water hAre
myself seen s.asnsns pools standing IN the t very
Thai S,ss. and death should yi. ibese .enemepts
mater Of course and 70 say nothing the die
ta;ed oy humanity as apphcaoie 10 me oesule
u. oc ~ @ esn, ~ claim a,ten,oo
as Inc conservators Of public health and noras Sup
pose city invaded Yith malignant epidemic where
VII II md Us victims Why 10 tssse .efy aSo s.e,I
,5s-e !; uI .a-sad and eIe.d ,.eH 10 an classes On
hi. subject e are not withou, sad experience in this
city tsef for If these uncer ground tenemente 90 not
seade ys, n .Ssr1, - 49,.
Waits US eirhe. from abroad or from local causes IL
is Indispensable fact that these are the hotoeds where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-30
RECAPITULATIoN.

Nllltn 4IUi LAIN rs AIN 20, AL
AZ: XVIIIth u. Total, 100.
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SerbanOllln9cn re6 Staot- Tatb5.
Natbss 3immcr, Ncarins, }
2luault |. lS46.

phSuli L. IO4O.
Ger Natb rcriammcltc Gtt CUR auaemcinrn
Seriammuns. 3u9carn olr 5srrcn urnclc,
SeF, 5ctf, Sobttom, Qauer, 9ebonfclrer unp
Olhblentcra, prr1bent
Die Ssrbanolun9sn Der lsBtsn Bsrlamluna
mureen psr!elrn uno an9sncmrnn.
Slne O1ittbelun9 BON Ober:Sir1ermrifer
wures erbalten uno 9cleisn, Ssbalt foroerno d.
,pslbe ouf ScritDla9 ouf Den Siidb 9sls9t mur:
Dc. Nuf Nntra9 muroe man ein9 Dem @ol.
Scr $3 ;u erlauben fir baS Qufmaben Der
JcanezSrttcr in Der Staot &sabn9, bic firz
litb on9eferti9t moresn lino.
Muf Nntraa muree man sin0, ea6 Die @ras
cirun9 in Der psintrass, ;,piibsn Der uno a
ten, belflmmt weree unb bleibs, tenn Serbt
bes &e9uatcrS 9smds.
Nuf Nntra9, oab lcrn. Scuosrs Sittlcbrift
,,@iienbabn Sd)enen" auf ocmSu6ps9e dnaS
Der @bssnutlfra6s uno qusr ourtb Die plumbs
Narp ju ls9en nidt srlaubt rpsrts, murcs snts
ldisosn wis fol0t Sa'5 Die S,errsn 4rnclo,
Soft, ga9eL Sbtnflosr II. Mlblsnbsra, prss
iicsnt, 5-Hsin'5 bic Icsrrsn @ss, Scbnlicn
uno Qausr, 3.
Nuf Nntra9 pures man sini9, pab bisStra.
sensS cmmttet inlfruirt ,peree baS QSal1tr in
Der 7. Strabs, untsrbalb Der psin, ic1lsitb abs
Sulsitsn. 2luf 2lntrn9
SsiblolIsn, cas Sobn jopf $25 srlaubt pers
ZEN [auf &ebnun9 fir 9rdpsk2lnmbrsn ,e.l
in 5uias Su Dem Sstra9s fitness ontrafta, Dem
@ertra9e 9smd6.
Nuf Nntra9 9snsbmi9t, ea6 pfpitsn an9ss
ithaft unc oufssifsIlt msrosn [ines bier an js:
Dem @nce] oe6 Warftbauiss.
Nuf Nntra9 bsmiai9t eo6 (?rn. Dunn srs
laubt msrcs &tbrtn gu Ie9en uno oas 0EalTr
pcn feinsr Ouels, nabe Der QElllrmitrass, outr
ourd> Die @anaifrase 81 lsitsn uno cine ODER
msbrsre j9Drrants Su errbtsn, fir tTsntlitben
Ssbrautb, obne Ssjabluns.
Ser. @ss fru9 an pom weitsrn 9snife ols
Witaliso Der Stra6snsG committee entlbuloiat
iu itin; CT mures entla1tn unb tor. 6oT an
feline Stslls crnannt. Nuf Nntra9 psrtaat mir
Dem Gsrifebsn iib am IS ,risesr ,u psriaiilsln
NtFlfirt -Jobn 10. Uyien, Staptlbr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-11
Ser Sarif oDm 1912 nmb 1916 IL,
fdmmcuQeifcllt.

2Slr 9sbsn nabfebeno unfsrn Qsisrn Die al.
ts une nsus sarifsSu, in esbrdnstsr &iir;s a,
Der sob 70 pis iie am bsitsn su psrifsbsn if
Die nsue Sia 1T 70 psrrpcrrsn ols m6alb aufI
9efset nnb cine tubifdbIibs llebsrfssuna baron
miree nur 9Esni9en rcrifdnbib fsn. Rad
pire bsnerfsn eab DEFENDERS Der sorif auf bic
jsni9sn NrtifsI psrmntsrt 1T, mslds in DC
Ser. Staatsn 9eicssn ODER fatrisirt wsrcs
fSnnsn. Ysnnfpuanisn lsiOst osmnadb msb
tasurb aIs irssno sin anosrsr Gtaat in Be
Union, neil feline Soauptartifsb Soblsn unb g [
fen, baburdh unpsrfduflid insrhsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-11
Qas ue11e &cf1nanifs.-Qh @ran

Sas me,1e Gefdn9ni6.-9is @rdnrs
SurD Ssr au9ufze curt itimmts in iDrsm Sss
rlbts tsm ssr fribersn GrdnO cSurp bei unb
smpfabI Den Sau eneS nsuen Gsfdn9nihts uno
NrbsitsbauisS, mcpcn Die Soften S25, 900 nbt
lbsrifsi9sn irOsn. 2Sir msrbsn ben pcGifdnbs
gen Ssribt Der SrdnrsSurn ,rcrn bic ,lrfas
tsn an9sbsn Wsrosn ,psIbs oenSau'nttbig mas
6sn an9e9sbsn wsrosn, nacbitsns sinriifsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-11

fen mar, emporte nod BON 3eit 5u 3eit
feline Safe: ober ct 5erftreute iib wie
er fcnnte> uno sum sriten Mal fdblte er
Die Weisbeit uno oas Slid in Nusibun9
Der eebensre9el ieines Saters Sei oein
ei9ner Weiiter, uno ou biit Meiifsr oer
8elt. (Sortlesun9 folst.)
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-11
3eitt0c sp(stseioe .
Bon 0ssrcsr @auntp.

9is 9rufsrsi rs5 "2ibsralsn SscbabterS"
rpre in sini9sn QSotsm ipdtsitsn5 bis @nrs
Septsmbsr ptrle9t msrosn, et,pa Elm Gisrst
wsitsr fioIib pom bi6bsri9sn plass, in ooS
nsuserbauts bafifsnsrne Seaus, ;piibsn Der
SranfIin uno @bssnutl1rase.
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SDnt 2iusl0nDc.

Antunft cee Sampfibhss "j9ibernia," nit
IL Sage fpatsren gtsuSfsitsn.
Sas 9ampfbT i3ibsrnia fam frib am
Wcntaa Otcr9sn bsi Boron an. Die NIT rsm<
lslbsn srbaltsnsn Nabribhn lino bon fsinsr
bslcneern oSibtistsit, aussr osnsn pcn en9s
LIMB. 9Sir MAIDEN fOlgsncs 9tus;ise:
Der Sraftat meIdbsr iwiftbsn England unb
ben Der. Staaten 9eibcl1tn nurss, in Sstrsf
teS Orsgons@sbiste, murbs am II. Suli burd)
mftrn' esianckn uno esn cn9liiben Yrdmiers
Dliniifer unttr;sbmt unb oas wibtise grsaz
nis am ndmden Gage in bsieen 6duisrn ets
Yaramnts beritbrt no ss nit bsionbersm
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SSirfln9eit eines Ianicbcs. .-Spbn
Stcutb, Elm jun9sr Dram in 0ScmsI6rcrf Der
am SduftrsQSabniInn litt fbnitt fb thrjIib
init sinem OeiFr in etn Saudb, untsr Der frtn
sSess, Sas sr SbIon9en i'm Ma9en babe, wsls
ts sr auf Die Nrt ttttn pclIt. Ssns 9Gm.
ssn fclen 9cfibrlib f,in
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-11
Spm Spmare6 srmartsn mir Dcuts nod

SSpm Spm9ref srwartsn mir Dsuts nctb
Su borsn, eas sr llb 9eifsrn psrta9t bat. Ser
Prsltesnt bat Die erittiibe SarfsSia am pcrs
isstsn Srsitass unterjsicbnet, oa9s9sn bat sr bic
Scafens uno SlussSill NIT feinem @stc surli6s
9s'ant. er fa9t lie iei unfonifituticnsa, uno
tuesm braubs sr bas i'm Sboee porrdtbss
SelO notbmsncissr sur ScrtfiiDruna ees Sriss
9ss NIT Wssriec. Ger Yrsitosnt mus cine ions
osrbars Sbss BON Der gcnifituticn BADEN bic
Fofos in ben weiflibsn Staaten merbsn's bm
tslnsn 9anf mitn, baB er ibrs bsifsn jocffnuns
gen psreitelt. 9ie Subtrdfurp' Sia uno Die
gsarsbaussS Sa fnp bsios paffrt IT, cbns :3psis
fsl pom prsiibsntsn unterjeitbnst mcrosn.
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SSpn Der 2armec BADEN mir peitsr Feline
w'1f'9s ytabr'btsm als bos fis Die Stabt gas
nar9o obns alien 9Sicsrifanb sinasncmmsn
bat. Sn Der unmttslbarsn 1dbe ioasn llb
nob 600 msr'fanifbe sruppsn befnben unb
200 battsn am Sage pcrbsr Die Stact psrlalItn.
Die sortssn Burger ftsinsn ourb Die @saens
mart unfsrer sruppsn nlbt bsunrubist su lein
nno feline SeinSfboft ssssn iie 81 beaen. o4ir
sr~arten ndbifsns neusrs Nabribten.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-08-11

Ste SDurt. .-QuS benSrbanelun9e b.
Court, tpslts bic bisit9e "@ajstts" publi;irts,
erlsbsn mir tab pcri9e wpte fo9enes erimis
nalsSdas erieei9t murbsn:
Wibatl Srdmtr, 9ln9rif5 uno Der Stbld9cs
rel 16uloi9, muste @snt Strafs uno Die Scs
fen bs5ablen.-Scnos Seboltsr, StcbrbaIRr
ju Sbupltl SsnS, Der ben QSirtben in6 Gjes
tbdft sspfufbt bate, mubts $50 Strafe unb
ols Soften bled)sn.-Saeob @rcm unb @scra
9tstrltb mu6tsn jscer 81 Strafs unb Soften
bsSablen neil lis s. &. Wcrris aspriiaslt bat.
tsn.-elijab Qutbiipn, Elm itbmarssr Ndsfsl,
nuroe oss StsbIen6 zines ipanifbsn Sbalsrs
fbuos sefunben. uno Sarbara gtcli
,purpsn srifsrr beS 4n9riff5 uno leBtsre ces
An9rtS unb ShId9srei an Scbn Napp fbul,
e9 9stunoen.-Gscra 9ccbbart bate en3rnfs
baus 9ebaltsn uno mubts $50 Straft uno Die
soften bsioblen.-@. QS. Ssftr, fir Elm dbns
llbsS Str9sbsn $40 Stroft unb Sclfen.-gcn>
rao Smltb no Scbn @ou9Ier muroen tss
2Rtltabls pcn ppet 5SDolsrs9tctsn tlberfiiBrt.
Venue Gts purte rs6 9sbltabl5 pom $25
fhuIei9 9efuneen.
9ls SurD fano Elm SrucsSia ae0en Samss
9lplns, fir Die @rmOroun9 pom Sobn 9cunas
9N. 9tpine 1T alsib nab Der Sbot ousosri>
ten uno nod auf frsien Tlsen
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SStberrnf ut bic 2pirma.- :

better an ben befi9sn @tfenmsrfsn unb QSsrfs
ifatten Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bisltsn am
Samlfa9 Abeno cine jobIreidbs 3erlammuna
Dor Dem eeurtDauie, um ibre Wtsinuns in Sss
trstf SsS britifbsn sarifS aus;uiprscbsn. eini.
&c j'psdnd6l9e Nsbsn nurosn atbaltsn, bic BON
Den 3ub6rsrn NIT lautem Ssjfaa aufsencmmsn
'puresn Cine NsiDs frdfti9sr SsfhIiGs, mcrs
III Der 2Sosrruf bsS brittifLen Sarifs laut ss.
torotrt miro, nuros perlefsn uno sinifimmi9 an.
9snonnnsn. Die Seriammlun9 formirts bann
cine projsflion, eurb;c9 NIT Sransparsntn
uno Srls9ssMuitf an Der Spsc, sini9s @tra,
Fen unb l6sts lib bann ouf
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Sic 2pfp Sanntn Seriarnmlrna
-ltueiniafeiten im 2a0er. - unlsrs

NV >nAN oHNAD ~SSA SAIue"ss"C
-ltmeini9feiten i'm Eager. - llnlss
pcltlibsn Sssnsr bsltsn am Iestsn 9lsnifa9e
ibrs @auntp @eriammluns i'm bisIisen @curts
bauis, um iitb iiber 9Sablsan9slsssnbsitsn iu
bsiprsbsn, uno wabribsinb AUDI um Mjttsl
~ erlinnsn, wis man bsn "brtti bspsnofratis
ibsn 2arif" aI6 ben Iniibhn Der partei snts
iprsbsnb barifsasn f5nnts. Ter 9sraumi9s
Sourtiaal war getrdn9t poll unb unter bsn2lns
rpsfenbsn bsfano idb cine 9rcse Nn;obt Nrteis
ter pom Depot unp aus ben @ifenmerfsn, bic
ols quite 2ofc5 an Den 8erbanrlun9sn SBsiI
nsbmen moltsn. Die 2(nfibrr Der partsi ma:
rsn D6dlt erfrsut, 10 pisl bon tsm r9Narf uno
Ssln' eort 81 isbsn, aber bsfs Srsucs murcs
baIe iu 2Satr, tenn bic bartbdnci9en Nrtss
ter, non oenen man icnit nitbts msbr psrlanot
ais cab lis = a fa9en ;u ALIEN mas bemofras
tlib bsist, mo9ten IIb sinsn S1rtt msitsr.-
ul5 Die SeiblIift Ger Committee perIsltn ros
rem, BOT elmer pon osn 4rbstsrn aub sinsn 2ss
l1luB an uno serlan9ts bsiltn Nnnabme, absr
CT mar 10 ltarf 9smir;t ba6 i'm Die 9smcfras
tie n'ht percauen fonnts uuo elm 3orlblao,
osnlslbsn auf osn siib ju Is9sn, fOlsts. 9isS
trrs9ts Ssn llnlpillsn Der 2rbetsr. Sis orans
gen auf Die NnnaDmR unb es mar bsn llltras
2ofcs n'tbt msbr mtslib iDrsn QEaen asltsne
iu madtn. Die Scnfulirn mar oa9smnn unb
Die SsrlnmmIun9 usrto9ts lib in orcGcr Nuf.
rs9un9. 9ieS @rsi9nis bat 9rcecs Nufltbsn
srrs9t une Die erfeS miiIsn nidDt QSsm lis bic
S1ulo julbiebsn icQsn. Sie lpatn teitblclTtn
babsn finfti9 ibrs @ountp.GerianmIunas ir.
9snomc i'm eanre, abtr nitbt mbr i'm @curt<
bauie iu baltsn, pamit Die uniufriersnsn urbsis
ter eisfslbcn nbt ltSrsn ftnnen. gEe rsmc.
fratlb!
Oas Splf imtbt Nacbe.-@on alien
Sslten b6ren mir, eab bs Qcfcs ibrsm @rcu
9s9sn osn Gtcssprs fccnttn paourrb Quft MAJ
bsn, bas iIs feline Spni0s ;erittrsn, psrltlim.
msIn oosr anesrn llnfu9 bamit ,rstsn. Sn
porrisbur9 fano man am orIsBtcn Srsitaa
Wfpr9sn cine aua9slfapfte 89ur, u. 90. 9ol.
las rorlfslsnS, am Marftbauit auf9ebdnot
gin dbnli6sr SAT- crei9ncte iIb sinist Sage irtls
bsr in Der @beSnutifrass in VDlaoslpbia. cSn
Wsnapun9 uno pcrt Clinton fol- pcr q. Yrs
llosnt i'm Sllbe pertrannt mcrren isin. Sn Den
ScbIens9is9rnsn in Gbuplfia @auntp werosn
Die SiItsr BON u. G1. Dallas me 8. 6. pcf,
lpslbs biSDtr sins Siurs Der Sbsnffubsn une
2StrtbSbauSsSbiOsr biIettsn, ;srittrt
Selbs Ganrlun9sn mi9sn in Den Nuosn
3srsni9en 9srs1tfsrt9t wsrosn mtltbs lis aus,
flbrsn, uno mir jpsikIn nidbt bas ss mebrsn>
tbeilS 2cfcfcfr6 itnr, msIbe lidb auf Die 9rt III
rdhsn iuben. llniern YartsisSrsunosn m6tb>
ten mir mcblmeinsno ratbsn an plbsn loants
lun9sn fsin She'll ju nebmsn. Sis 9sbtrsn nbt
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JuggIerS of India.

A juggler, in performing the tree trick,
chooses either a small spot of earth, of the
extent of two or three feet square, and in the
open air; or he takes a large howerpot, and
fills it with mould for his purpose. Either
of the ways will do. Having this small
plat of earth before him, and spectators rang
ed around at the distance of two or three
feet, the iuggler shows 10 the company a
mango stone, or the stone found in the centre
of the eastern fruit known by that name,
which varies in size from that of an apple
upwards. This stone the iuggler then plants
in the earth, at the depth of several inches,
and covers it up. Not many minutes elapse
until the spectators behold a small green
shoot arise from the spot. 1t increases visi-
bly, in height and size every moment, until it
attains the altitude of a foot or so. 1t then
begins to send off branches from the main
stem on the branches, leaves begin TO APP
pear, bearing the natural hue of vegetation.
Buds next present themselves the whole af-
+ fair, meanwhile, assuming the regular as
pect. in every particular, of a miniature tree
some four feet high. The buds are followed
by blossoms, and finally the green fruit oflhe
mango meets The astonished eyes of the spec
tators. "Look, but touch not is all this
time the iuggler's word and he himself also
preserves the character of a looker-on.-
When the fruit has arrived at something like
a fair growth for such tree, the originator of
this extraordinary vegetation plucks it and
hands it 70 the spectators. This is the wind
ing up Of the charm. The assembled per-
sons handle the fruit, and see nothing in the
slightest degree different from the ordinary
produce of the mango, elaborated by the
stow vegetation ofmonths. Our informant on
these points ate a portion of the fruit brought
forth by this juggler, and found it 10 taste
exactly like the raw mango. The whole
process now detailed usually occupies about
a quarter of an hour, from the planting of the
stone to the production of the fruit. Though
he gives away the fruit, the performer does
not part with the tree. This feat, which is
perfectly familiar to all who have been in In
dia, is certainly an extraordinary one, and af-
fords the. most ~eflectual evidence of the pow
er of deception to which the race of jugglers
have attained. 81, r--
The feat OF sitting, without seeming sup
mort, in1ho air, is one of the few ~iirst-rate In
dian tricks which have been performed in
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