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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
r A DE Ia LOUISIANA.

Coar des Preures.
II sera yendu par lie soussigue Jugs DO
Paroisse ct ex oficio encan eur, = Ia deFnisre
residence dAbram Phillips, decide, dams cette
p~aruisse, a Fheure habitUeile des venres,
MaFdi Ie l3 de JanVieT 1916, Ia proprists ci
sPr6s d~ecrite, pour etfectuer une partition
entire les heritiers du dit dGfunt.
L'habitation sur laqusIle residait lie dit de-
funt dams cetts p~aroissa, a Manchac, 4 environ
environ quinze miles au-dessous de Baton
Rouge, contenanf deux cents arpans, ct envf-
ron 50 defriches, borne au uord par Louis
DsIaune, a Test par r H Burnet, an sud par
lebaYou Manchac, ct A rouest aar Wards
Creek, aTec toutss les batIsses ct amsliora-
tons 9Gis'y trouvent.
sSamfnagre age d'enViron 81 ans
Hannah, negresse de 80 ans
Mace do dc sc ans
Diana do De 80 ans. ct sss trois
enfans Cindia de 6 ans, Maria de quatre ans,
ct Matilda de ii mois
Theresa, negresse de % ans ct ses dsur
enfans Dick 8 ans ct Henry DIAN an
Queen de 80 ans
Henrietta de II ans
Violet de IA ans
Aussi, usteusiIes arafoires, msubIss de
maison e. do cuisine, ~voitufe, &c.
CONDITIONS DE- La yENTE.-La plantation
4 IN, deux, trois ct quatre ans DE credit du
jour de Ia yente. Les e~sclayes nm cinquiens
compliant, Ia balance a uu credit dun, deH3
ct tFois ans. Pour Ia propriete p~ersonnelIe,
toutes sommes de dix ~piastres ct audsssus a
IN credit dun IN du jour de Ia Yente en- bill
lets eBd'ssss a Ia satisfaction des parties IN
teresssss, payable en- bznque, Ct. hvoth6ane
reserve sur Ia terre 81 !as e~scIzves i~usqn'au
Placement final, les biFIets portant fntsrat de
3 pour cent de Ieur tch6anCe au parfait pale.
ment. LIE compliant dot atre Pare lors de
Adjudication, ct les biilsts arsc securities
foaEnies en- meme tens, sutremeat Ia propri-
etc sera imr1sd atsnsnt Vsndae al risque de
t'aequersur.
decembFs ID ca. TESTER. p T.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
AVIS.

&C a Chopin s'stant procure IN boufan,
ger dss plus expefir7entes. pr6yientl lie pu-
bic Ct SOS amis en- parficulier gull CONT
nusra % bo%uIangerle, ct qua dater du Ter
janyeF 1875, Ia meme charreifs gfise con.
Quite par Jean Dacost, poftera lie pain au
domicile.
Il preBd apsd cette occasion pour
offir ses remercinsnts pour iencourage.
ment qua recn jusqu'a ce jour Ia societe
Ddpoy g Co., II maintenapt quill va
Prendrs son particdller, il fara tout ce qal
dependra de- luf pour en- meriter Ia contiuu-
alton. dGcembrc 81, 1s45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03


I'm conseiller autrichien enyoy6 pou
inspector Pantyersit6 do Padore, rGun ssait
dams les d~efniers iours de I'annee seolaire
les etudIans en- 8 .semblee solennelie. Le
Protessenr charge du dlscours s'oubIla JUS.
qua P%fsRoucer des phrases psu honorablps
pour 10 nation italionne, 4 lei point ausie
conselller anttichlen hui meme sn fut scan.
dalis6, ct prIa roraltnr de 30 taire on de
cesser I'm PaFeil Iangage. Celtic snon,
trance contint Immigration dgs Gtld,ans.
mais a Ia sortie les esprits s~'6ch0uferept.
les nne yopIalent bonner leur vengeance
aux slffbets, d~'autres pr6tcudaient que Ie
professe9r await merftt dgs Coups de baton:
9nfin qQelqUss indiviaus d1 peup'e aui sc.
talent me'e5a Ia discussion opinalent our
q noh.-Le reCtour de tun versits, IN.
f2tne dn danger qul menscad 10 malen.
cOfit eIx o%fate1r, confaut dansiI'estime
osivfrsetIc dout il joniqsalt, harangua Ia
foto eyasperee ct parylnt d Ia dispenser
en M proinctt1ntq quo lie coupable quite.
rail le phys. Mfls les ssprils 6taient trop
rFrIt6s; ct Ie soif une fJ0le nombreuse in
vestit IA maison de ceI1i q1'0n appeIaft
lltohon renegat, ct il aurait peri vicffme
De cotts oxidation p~atriolique 81 Ie meme
]recteJr. aide par Pauiofit6. nc fut naryenu
d 10 iIire Ggader. &c malbeurenx Sc re-.
f1gla dams an petit village de la Lonbardle;
na's Ia tePFobation pob'iq1e 10 s1rvif par.
tout, ct Ia mutt m8me de son arig6e Sd
ma!soo fnt assalIi,e par lea paysans. Les
Wires farent brIsees a coups de pierre pen.
daht qofl s~'6chapPaIt par me porte dc der,
riore
IA gIe!'e mere monfut peu de temps
apes de douieur Il Dr. bonte; 50 femme
est dan" &c moment da63ereusonrat ma.
lade, Ell Ial Wit mls6rablement en- Aiiemags
dams los donlcursd e i'exil.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
ETAT De la LOUISIANA.
Paroisso Ousst Baton Rouge.

Par0isse Ousst Baton Rouge.
En- vsrtQ dune proclamation 10 son ex
~csilencs Is gouverne0r de Get stst. n
election aora teuue dams cette p~aroisSe 10
troiyi6me luDdi de Janyier 1916 ct les dsHx
jours s~uiyans. pour elrs On g~ouVefnsar.
IN lieutenant go0Ysrneur, an s6natssF
pour le comic dIbersiGls. IN ~rspr6ssutaBt
4 la Iegisias8re, 40 sheriff, IN coroDsr. ct
un grefisr de la eour de district, eonfar-
m6ment a la nouvsIIs Constitution.
L'Glection So liendra le premier jour
chez M. Etieuna 10 Bail. Ls second
Jour al billiard de- J. Labadis # Gle, ct ! .
troisiems jour a Ia mAison de Coar. La
Polls reront ouverts chaque jour dePaia 10
heures da matin jasqa'h { hauFes de i'agrss
midi. L. FAYROi, RI
10 dkcembrs. 1e45.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
PnLDs nu PAIN

Fix6 parls MARE pour Il scmainesuiszats,
La Farine etaut 4 SO IS 10 baril, 3 sacss
de pain pour dix sons
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Parmi les bruits but circulaient AZ Wash.
ington, il en- est deux qni vaIent la Peine
d'8sre r]eproduits.
On assure que lie steamer parti Ter de
Boston portrait d NJ. MeLane des instruc.
tons achievement a POr6gon OIL les senti.
mems les plus amicaux Sc trouVaient exPri-
mes pour lie gouVernement Britanniqne,
combien on desirait conseryer la paix &c
On dit que NJ. SlidelI est autoris6 a
ofrIr une forte somme pour quel la ~nouvelle
frontiere embrasse les deux Cal ~ifornies.
Pourquoi ne shercheraIt-on pas une BON
ne fois? comprendre tout lie Mexique.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Tn correspondent de Washington dit
que NJ. Benton ne tardera pas a faire, com.
me president dn comit6 de Ia guerre. son
rapport sur Bill ~organisant ct 6qnipant
100000 yolontaires, ct autorisant IN EN-.
pruat de $4,000 900 pour faire face aux
Circumstances.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
MTLETS A VENnRE

lie soussigne inforIae les habitans Of aulres
qGi ont besoln des mulets, gull Ell a 30 4 van-
DIRE al Penitehtiaire do Ia Louisians, a bas
Prix pour du compliant,
AZ. WILLIAMS j,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

StRor Ds BsrTBR1H.-En petits bari's
d'gne bonnie guai,t6 / veBdrs par
251ney-47. grKrHRs HnNDGEsox.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

OREgoN-Une correspondence de Wash
ingsons annonce que 81 Benton devait pre-
senior en- ga qualit6 de- president du CONT
te SIR les affaires militaifes, Ct aussifet que
tous les comit6s permanens du senat Sc
raient organis6s, in bill pour rorganisa.
ton ct pequipenent de 100000 y%olontai.
res. II deYait aussi, ain de faciliter ce
proist. at pour d'autres measures de defense
presenter un bill pour IN enprunt Dc So.
600, 600.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
HENDRE

H5bIAAFIJN 4 FEIFDRE.
Dams la Paroisge Quest Baton Rouge.
des conditions tres a~gantagenses. Une
habItatlon coutenant trois arpeaa nm quart
face an feuve sur Ia profondeur de 40 arpens,
sentre iignes PARALLELS, ayec toutes les anne
iofations qai 81 trouVent, telles, que maison
de ma1tre, ~cuisjnes pigeonaier, Aagasin, Ca
banes, efsun super5e moulin a eoten auqueI
est attache IN moulin patente q maTs. Plus,
butt esclaves de sexes ct d'ages differents.
Pour les conditions s'adtesser au JUge De
la par8iass susdite.
. ocr-35.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
PACKET REGULIER,
Mrs Ia NOuredlE ORLEANS Ct Bdyo4 sars.

EHtrs Ia AosreIG ORLEANS Ct Bayos saTG.
- hs steamboat BELLE
%r2 CREOLE. capt. ]. Sctt,.
a partIra, tous les DIuaa-
ches a dix heures prScises du nstip. y :,
N0uveIIe Orleans. ct ira iusqu'a Trniss -
IA ii revisndra a Bayou Sara, Cd il ssiourrer.
jusqB'au Msrcrsdi InatiR, d'od il pargira aux
hsures ordinalres pour u EonvsIa Orleans.
Soft en- montant, soft en- descendant 10 fsHys
IA BILLIE CREoLE s'arratsra > chaqIa ponsn
intermediate, eide PLUS elIs s'arraiara sur i
este chsque fois gu'oa l'ap7slisra.
Tout lie monde ssa invite 4 visitor ra hasn
bafeau at = s'assaFeF par aoimama cal 49,
IL plus comfortable q 10 plus sollas q 90
csax aui font ss gr1ssg.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03
ETAT De La LOUISIANA.
Paroisss d'Eut Baloa Rsugs.
ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.

ETAT DE La LOUISIANA.
Cour dss Prsuves-PaFoisss d'EaG Balsa
Rouge.
DaaieI D Avery e~rssutsgr Gsssamsuisirs
de Ia dernISrs Volonts ct testsmeBtds dane
Mary LsktD, dscsdee, ayanI dSpos5 dars
la cour DIES PreuVes 10 comse de- aoa adns.
nistratio0 dams la succession della dits Dc /
funts. Avis est par lie present donas a
tous ceux interessees de fairs connaitrs
Isars raisons dana les dix jours qai suiVgsns
10 present avis, pourquoi 10 dit tableas ne
Herait pas homoIogua ct faIt IL jugsnsa: de
In cour.
dec 30 CM. TRsHsa, p. T.,
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: SEE

MOULIN 4 SCTE
LIE propri6taire informe lie public
eR general quill a achieve les r6paratlons a
son moulin, ct quill est prets d executor
les ordres qni lui seront comics, ayec prorDp.
titude. Bots de toutes dimensions es
planches c~onstamment en- vente poar du
compliant settlement.
FREDERIC ARBoUR.
mai 10 IA
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

nELAssE.-en bafds ct demi.barils
vendTa par STEPHEN HENDERSON.
25 nov-57.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

HoRurDLE 1HcESDIE.-LnnIi sir, on
n aporla, a Washington, que. 10 % novem.
bre, Nine KYLE ct son fls. Alexandra
| KYLE. nere et free do dime Amos Ken.
dan, Tex. directeur general des posfeS.
avals1t peri dams an tnccndic. En- 1871.
Iors0Io VI Kendall fut chase de l'adtninis.
irat,on On memo tonps qao 10 president
Van Bnren, sa belle mere ct unc grande
partie de 81 fanjle, qnItttrent Washing
ton pour aIIer s'6tabTtr a dix miles de- Mon,
~ticeIlo. sur une ferme. dams lie Missouri.
lie Jour dosastre, dams laprts- mid, le fau
SO decIara dams les p%rairles, ct, bient6i,
menaca de devorer les grains de Ia famiIla
KYLE. La mere, son fills ct IN de Ieurs
donestiqnes, se ha'erent de porter du Sc.
cours. Les hamncs, ponssees par lie vent,
fsisont des progr6s. 81 rspides, qu'Alexan-
Dire propose de 50 %rotirer, mas Nine Kyle
s'obstiBa a demcurer, dams ~l'espoir de sau.
yer q1eIQuos meuies de gerbes. Ls domss.
tiqae s'GIolgna seul, mais, hent6t, il s'aFrG.
to pour regarder en- arri6re, ct sur lie lieu
al'il vsnait dc Tuitter, il ne Wit plus qu'un
image de famine ct de fum6e. II a~ccorrut,
chercha 81 maitresse, ct nc tronva plus
ou'un cadavro consume. A cote de la
mere, on voyait des Iambcanx dc v6temens
qui pronvaient qu'Alexandre await peri en-
v~onlant 6tcindte les dammes qui, d'abord,
s'6,aient iet6es sur 50 mere. Cost Ia en-.
core un ]nouvef exempie do cette fatalit6
avee IaqucIIe lie malheur sembIe, p~arfois,
s'acharner a c]ertaines fImilles. Il n queI.
oues mois, un fills de NJ Amos Kendall a
etc assasin6 par On de ses camarades, dams
les rues de Washington.
MARINES DE FRANCE ET D'Angletsrre
D'apres les rappoTts officieIs, II parait que
Ia marine anglaIse compte d present, 2S2
navirps, qni Sc composentgconme suit 10
trois points de I04 a 100 caDons !; sept au-
tres de ITO a 100 canon sont encore sur
chantiers, 50 vaisseapx a deux batteries
portant de W a 90 canons l6 autres de
81 a 80 eont en- vote de construction ; Sd
fregates de SO a so chaque, ct II de me
me caIibres sont sur chantier 95 corvettes
ct bricks, de 10 a 26 canons chaque, ct 81
en- vote de construction.
La marine franchise Sc compose de 8
vaisseaux trois points, de 100 caBons cha.
Gun, 3 autres sont sur lie chantier , de I9
valsseaux a deux batteries de so a 100 ca.
cons chaque /; 90 autres sont maintenaut
en- construction de % fr6gates de 40 a %
canons chaque, ct IL autres sont ~presqu'a.
chev6es; de IS bricks de 10 a % pieces
chaque; 5 autFes sont sur chantiers: &c uui
dome pour la France (sans compter les
vapeurs,) un chiffre de 1911 batimens de
guerre, et d l'AngIeterFe de 1882.
P. S. Nous remarquerons que ce qui
pr6c6de est extrait dun journal angIais.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Le feu s'est declare, ! Columbus, en-
George, le 90 da courant. Ses effets ont
81 rapides que Ton estime a 100000 Ie
nombre de maisons brdI6es.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

IL sompaire de Ia discussion dn S8na
que nons p8bltons oujourd'hui, relative.
ment aux propositions de III. Cas-, est dit
gns dc 6&er Pattentlnn du public.
CGs resolutions nous paraisgent fort con.
venabIe'. II eat settlement d rcgretter que
Ie prG+ldent n'aio Passpris Initiative. 81,
chant mleux que %persoune.. apre4 ayoir,
rofnpn leg negotiations, confbien Ia sltua.
ton 6tait critlque, on a droit de ~s'6tonner.
en- paretl!e Circumstance, que les rappous
dcs Dembres dc son cabinet ne confinement
FIen sur &c snjet Important.
Les opinions mahifest6es par les s6na.
teurs dGmocra'es Iocofocos que Pon dot
snpposer etre bIen ~ fat des yues de Pex.
6cutif sur ce' point ont une Specification
vTaiment aIarmante.
Lo general CAss pense que nous Sonmea
d Ia ueiHe d'auor Ia gaerre. N. SEWER de
Arkansas, dit f" Dams mon opinion, nous
aurons Ia guerre. Pourquoi2 par detfx raj
ms la premiere c'est q1e IA GrandeBre-
tagne ma lamais a%bandonu6 aucune posi-,
ton, 81 &c nest par Ia force; ct c'est cette
disposition qui assure son Influence en- En-.
rope ; Ia secontc. c'est que dams Ia situa
ton actuelIe, ellie sera forcGe de c6der.''
M. ALLEN declare aussi " que lie gouver.
nement des Etats. Unis s'est place dane Ia
position de ne pas r%ecnIer, ct quill neae6de.
ra pas un pouce de rOrego0.
-Ce5 expressions des principaux partisans
de administrator prouvent sans r6pliqae
qu'il est urgent de Sc preparer a la gaerre.
Aussi a ton adopt6 al'unanimit6 les r6so
Iutions de M. Cass.
II est. d'ailIeurs une Circumstance qu'on
ne saurait paSser sous silence, c'est que.
devant cette question de dignit6 ct d'hon.
heur national, tout esprit de parti s'eface ;
il ny a plus nj wings nj locofocos il ny
que des am6Ticains, jaIoux de co4courir
aux measures que Peut sugg6rer la pruden-
ce ct lie patriotishoa pom 8ssurer Ia supr6-
matte du "a A5eiLe.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

Arretes par Michel Granari, ape vacbe
conleur bruno aaarque al fer iad6chlfrable,
smooth crop ct fente dans f~'oreiils gaaehe
ct o yeaa. Le propristairs sat rsquls de-
la rstsref en- 50 confornaat : "a loi.
J.R. DUFROCQ. Raagsgr.
SBav. 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-01-03

vsuillpE annonesr n. Louis Lafton CONNIE
saudiast pour coroner pour IA p~aroisse d'od-
est Baton Rosge, seus Ia nou7eile constitu.
ttSn.
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great extension Of individual credits the screws arc sud
denly and rapidly turned. and then q reaction take
place in the money market The value Of money rapid
y Increases and tho rate Of interest advances from six
and seven per cent In the street. 10 ten, twelve and
eighteen per cent the banks call in their sight loans
and throw out all business paper offered for discount
not only refusing to keep the supply but az fast az
their bills receivable reach maturity and are paid, the
proceeds are locked up and accumulate in their vaur
Large amounts daily coming in and nothing going
out which ghens the market and embarrasses oil
those engaged in business. Those who have extended
their operations upon the credit received from the banks
find themselves suddenly deprived Of the means Of con-
tnuing them, and consequently compelled to not
only abandon many contemplated but to abandon many
commenced and therefore suffer serious losses Stock
spectators compelled TO sacrifice many Of their fam
cy stocks, by forcing them upon the market to raise
funds to meet the calls from the banks which causes
general decline quotations for fancies and the market
becomes heavy and prices depressed.
These are few Of the evils growing out Of the defects
in the existing law requiring quarterly reports from the
banks Of this State and until repealed or remodelled
we shall be periodically visited by them The banks arc
compelled adopt these measures to exc out their rcgu
lar dividends They make money out ofboh movements
The contraction is without doubt, more profitable to
them than the expansion the rate Of interest ranges
high that any decrease the line Of discounts is moth
Ing. The banks indirectly benefit by these exorbitant
of interest rather they realize all the benefits in
indirect way. The Legislature Of this State has un
der bill which requires the banks to make
semimonthy reports to the Comptroller We trust this
bill will pass there nothing before the Assembly Of
greater Importance the commercial classes not only Of
this city, but of the country generally Every one In
terescd in preserving uniformity in the value OF the
currency proper limit to credits anda regularity in the
bank movements generally. A law compelling the banks
make semmonthly reports, will bring about all these
desirable results We want further restrictions on these
institutions; the public will regulate the rest Compel
the banks report their condition the LIST and 10th Of
every month"; and we shall have uniformity Of move
men unparalleled in the history Of banking in this coun
try, in less than six months
We the United States Treasurers monthly state.
ment showing the amounts at his credit in the various
repositories and the mint by returns received at three
periods This table shows the amount deposit in each
bank &c. at the date given and not the amount subject
to draft
MONTHLY STATEMENT or THE TREAsuRER OF THE UNI-
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Tons INSTRUMENTATION. SIT N,U6 2t,0o5
The weekly receipts arc not only large but the per
cent increase, compared with corresponding periods last
year. is immense, being than ono hundred and
twelve per cent.
Bills for the relief Of the Jefferson, United States,
North American Howard, Eagle, Contrbutionship Mer
chants, Guardian, Manhattan and Fircmsns Insurance
Companies with the amendments Of the Bank Commit.
tee have passed to third reading in the Senate and
WILL without doubt be sent to the lower housed for
which trust will be given speedily
possible These companies lost nearly the whole Of
their capitals by the great fire Of July last and every dol
lar lost has been paid They therefore OF present
so reduced in capital that they cannot take one.tcnth
part Of the business offered and II Is highly
important that their stock should be filed up that they
can take the risks offered to secure the business and
prevent It's going to other cities We have never had
sufficient capital in this city, and even whom
our Offices had full capitals the agencies Of foreign com
panes took away from us large amount Of business
The capitals Of the above companies should be doubled
and discrimination should be exercised in the dst
hutton Of risks Twice within ten years the fire insur-
companies Of this city have been bankrupted by
great fires and would be again in tho event Of connsgr
tons to the same extent taking place. with the same
cenraton and extent Of insurance. with the exttnt
Of capital The rates Of insurance are too high, and
might be- with judcious distribution, reduced. Evcry
days delay the bills before the Legislature experience,
in relation to these companies, drives largcamount ofn
surancc from this city and speedy and proper disposal
Of them is highly nscessary The fire insurance busi
ness here, within the past ten years. hes not been by any
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Navigation Of the Ohio River.
MONEY MARKET.
Sunday, May a5 p. M.

There has been very moderate business transacted in
the stock market during the past week. and the auctua
tons in quotations have been limited that the bulls and
the bears have had no opportunity of making any very
profitable operations.
We annex statement exhibiting the quotations for the
principal stocks used for speculation in this market for
each day Of the past week. and at the close of the week
previous. There has been very little improvement in
stocks within the past few days. but the transactions
Of the fancy railroad stocks hevc been moderate
in fact the operations have been almost confined to two
or three Of these stocks
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Monday, May A, 1916.


This last sailing steamship is now in her fifteenth
dly, md is fully due We hourly expect her arri-
val Tier advices viii be eight days later than
those received by the Great Western, but we do
not look for anything Of any political importance.
Commercially they may be of interest, as we are
very much in want of favorable financial accounts
from London. Parliament had adjourned to the
18th OF April, and the Cambria can only bring part
ol TWO days doings in the House ofCommons. The
first business after meeting, would be the consd-
Grafton of the coercion and corn bills, and it is
possible we may receive accounts Of considera-
bic excitement, and perhaps great explosion, IN
relation 10 these measures. Whatever comes to
hand, will be given TO the public in an extra,
Immediately after its receipt.
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will be that there has been decrease every
month in the four but one March, in which the increase
was SO large to Offset the decrease in the other
months and give large balance in favor Of this year.
The aggregate value omportaons from the LIST
airy to the LIST of May, 1876, was $40 2e5 4lo against
$24 o02 for the corresponding period last year. show
ing an excess this year offs ,9lo4Os
The aggregate value Of expectations from LIST Of Janua
ry LIST Of May 1896 $67losas against 81 $40 sas
for the corresponding period last year. showing decrease
this year of $sas,60o.
The receipts Of the Reading Railroad Company for ~
veral weeks past, have been very large. We annex
comparative statement Of the business Of the road for ons
week in April, in each Of the past three years -
PHII Dyf yufA n. R.., .o.c
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FR.rmcrpE-Thc Columbia CTenn) Democrat OF the
10th ult says Friday evening last two sons of Mr. L.
Lotion residing about miles from this place were at
the stable Of their father when dispute between
thenm concerning the horses when Samuel letting his
passion overcome his better Judgment struck his brother
across the head frscuring his skull IN such Q manner
AZ 10 cause death In a few hours. 80
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DAUGHTERS OF TEMPERAScE."-There has recently
been established in this State, institution under the
above upon similar principles to the order of the
called Unions and have been established in many of
the cities and villages of the State One instituted
in Rochester last week, and Mrs. Lewis of New York
city is in Buffalo, for the purpose of forming
there. While lthe daughters" have been the truest
rmcs and most efficient advocates and supporters Of the
temperance rcformaton-we do not think their useful
will be increased BY the order which is sought to
be built up.
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FtRs ~ MILLnuRy. MAss-The remaining cotton fac
tory at the singleary Mills, in Mllbury, burnt
about eight o'clock on Tuesday evening The fire took
IN some manner not ascertaned from the chimney The
grst and saw mills, situated in the lower part of the
building were saved. There was an insurance at the
Once in this town, Of 1000 is report
cd that 81 600 insured in Boston The build
ing now burnt was situated about fifteen feet from that
which was burnt about month since