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Gossip.

Kenny Meadows deserves a medal for his rich
design of Village Gossip. II is capital thing
-Four women are grouped together evidently ca
ger to hear news, and Just from work. The one
who relates the startling gossip has her hand
partly over her mouth, telling the wonderful
eyes fairly popping out in amazement, and hands
uplifted, stand awe-struck at It's importance.
And what think you, reader, the subject
matter Of this gossip Just what is the subject
matter of nearly all the gossip we hear.
The only thing we object to is that poor wo-
men should be made always TO bear the sin OF
gosspping. The men are as bad as they--every
bit. They love it as well, and practice il in as
Iudicrous and wicked a spirit Nor should they
escape. The next time, then, that Kenny Mea-
dows makes design of Village Gossip, we hope
he will let the women alone, and give the men
a touch of his satire, or that Mr.. Angus B.
Reach, the author of the following story, will
reach far enough to include them:
"Who'd ha' thought Il, Mrs. Dobbs ?"
you don't say so, Mrs. Dobbs ~
ooh, but it's quite true. II must be. Besides,
William heard II at the BARRIERS shop"
"Well, now, do you know / always had my
suspicions-there was always a something
what-do-ye -eall-it sort of a look about the
Browns, whhh never liked. They say 1t was
all along of the railways. But whether or no
that's the fact John Browns shop is shut up
this morning. Depend upon that
"Wel, WE'LL" rejoined Mrs. Dobbs, "it's no
more than have said il would come to. They
always lived above their position. As Dobbs,
my husband, often said TO mo- Nancy says
he, mark my words, for all that them Browns
hold up their noses like conceited peacocks as
they are, pride viii have fall says he, 'pride
will have a fall ,"
"And such goings on, Mrs. Dobbs, to be
sure--such goings on. Parties, parties, parties,
from Monday till Saturday-the best joint at
the butchers, the crustiest loaf at the bakers,
always bespoke for The Browns. Well, they
must be content with scrags Of mutton now"
If they can get even 'em. Fer as Dobbs,
my husband, says, they viii be sold out and out
down to the baby's gO-cart. Deary me, deary
me :" -
"Only TO think. How different II was this
time last year, Mrs. Dobbs, to be sure. Mrs.
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American Mocha mics Abroad.

We see an interesting account of a visit lately
paid to the American contractors, Messrs. Har.
rison, Winans and Eastwick 1t Alexandroffsky
six miles from ST. Petersburg, Russia, by H.
Majesty the Emperor Nicholas l, accompanied
by the first men Of the realm. His Majesty ex.
amined every thing connected with the manu-
facture of locomotives. Eighty had been hull
during the year 1886, and the establishment wa,
turning out six locomotives and tenders every
month. lie next proceeded TO the works erect
ed by these enterprising Yankees for preparing
the materials for freight and passenger cars
Here every thing was examined with the same
attention as at the locomotive department. and
the beauty and efficiency of the machinery com
mented upon in strong terms BY his Majesty, all
the various operations being explained BY the
contractors- Ia this shop tasre are .preparo,l
every day, i've sets Of wood wett .f0g 'he usual
size eight wheel box cars, such a. are on the
American railrosd
He next went into the shop where tlr, propri-
etors were putting together four of the usual
size eight wheeled ones every mosth Every
thing was examined with the clOs3st scrutiny
and with the highest admiration.
On the following day, as testimony of his
Malestys satisfaction, he promoted Colonies
Kraft and Meinikoff to the rank ar Generals,
and ordered the cross Of ST. Anne 10 be confer
red upon MAJOR G. W. Whistler, the American
engineer; also that valuable diamond rings ould
be presented TO the contractors, Messrs. Harri-
son, Winans and Eastwck
The establishment of Messrs. Harrison, Wi
mans and Eastwick EMPLOYS at present ! ,92C
workmen, including 1913 Russisas, I2I Ger
mans, 81 Swedes, IL English, andj Americans
which number embraces the whok number OF
foremen and workmen.
The contracts of these gentfmen embrace
l62 twenty-five ton locomotive and tenders
5,JOO iron trucks, for eight passenger cars, and
: improved cars on sixteen wheels, 30 feet long
Out Of which nre now finished, los locomotives
with their tenders $500 Wagon trucks 906
freight ears, and passenger sAs,.--TtsF Stat,
Journal
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BROWNE uifh her new FsNbresses--finest Ge-
noa--anl hr. Brown, with his new gig-and
Msstrr Br5kn, with his new poney land Emma
Brown with her new Pnlka Jacket"
"And even the Grand boy, wifh lace round
his hat, Mrs. Debbs."
.ssBat every body could see what was coming.
II could not go ON so Tor ever 1'ilst's what i
said. but brown was always such a rash man -
"Neyer would take any body sadyice but his
own-there, II was later than "Wednesday
week, when my husband, Dobbs, eiyilly asked
him in the most neighborly way In the world,
If he wanted ahttle conyefsation with a friend
about his affairs, like AS they were going backward
visible-what do you think the brute said 7
'Dobbs,' said he, you and your wits 90 chat
tering about the parish like couple of human
magpies, only the birds instinct Is better than
your reason Ugh--the brute ~
"Brhe, indeed, Mrs. Dsbbs-you NAV well
! say that. Birds instinct, fors6oihr'
''Set him up to talk Of reason, Had he rea-
son enough to keep himself out Of the Gazette %
81 should not be surprised, Mn. Dobbs, tho
he were to take to drinking"
"And as for the matter Of that. INV dear-
Thompson told Green, who told tones, who told
our Becky, who told Dobbs, that Brown was
seen coming out Of the White Hart this very
morning."
Drunk, of course"
"Well, don't know exactly but think il
is nuch more likely he was drunk, than that he
was sober"
"Well, well its poor Mrs. Brown that pity.
I'm sure | shan't have wink Of sleep all this
blessed night, thinking Of hers
Poor woman, I'm sure feel for her. Not
that she was ever much better than him. They
do say-but | don't know of my own knowi-
edge, you see and I'm the last person in the
world to SANDER anybody behind ANYBODY
back-but they do say, not thai believe it
that before they came to our parish, there were
| reports-sort Of insinuations, curious stories
like, don't know the rights Of it--semething
about cousin of Mrs. Browns, handsome
man in the haberdashery line but dare IA its
all nonsense-only, of course, there are some
people who will talk"
N'There now-who d ha' thought il. Did Won
ever2 But there was always Something very
bold about Mrs. Brown I've seen 1t often
"What hope is that Emma went take after
her mother-pOOr thing-that's al.''
"Oh, as for that, bless you--like parent like
but say nothing. No, no (! nobody ever heard
Nancy DObbs. Mum is my word-nlun. What
| say is, that people ought TO keep Ieople'.
tongues between peoples teeth that s all En-
ma Brown !--ha, Ia, ha! Lord bless you
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|of n THIRSTY which had allowed such lsa|
~ procesding 10 esen. he then sD.<1p ,y,s-
c1ht ~ gslions a11inst th< ma3conzlruc<lo.i II
The Ai51on. the Versa. the vsaru.yd he
HtIl8ihal. tne> Rrsnce Alberf, the C6mbe1f nd.
the 5oliah, and 91lozf every ship n1lr lam
il die yardss Of fortsne~th, Plymouth. w "a
vieis sheernszs. Chatham ana Pr1nbroks. y
'faurlsH Nxv.E srkrrsr,cs.--Numbes.s< : -
sela built and registered in 1s46, in the Uintsd
Kingdom sailing vessels 132; steamers ~
total 500. Tonnage sailing vessels l0s, So
steamers l5,956-totzl l25.3 $50.
Vessels sold and transferred IN 1876. bel org.
ing TO the United Kingdom, including vessels
sold 10 foreigners sailing vessels 2.3s9 steam
ers nO-total ?, 499. Tonnage: sailing vessel.
35l ,26l steamers IL, 22l-tctal 80, 455
Vessels and tonnage wrecked, &c. In 1s46
sailing vessels 529; steamers 6-total 537.-
Tonnage: sailing 81 ,22l 67s--total 81 .s99.
Vessels and tonnage broken up In 1886: sail
ing vessels II steamers l4-total IS. Ton
mage sailing vessels s,57s; steamers 9s5--total
1873
STATIONS OF THE BnTIsH Army IN n. AMER
Ica, May 18th regt. reserve battalion, Hud-
sons Bay 18th. Halifax, N. s. depot 23d
ID and reserve bait. Canada; Goth, Bermuda
both BATS 42d, ib.; 10th, Canada SD, Que
bee; Goth, % bait. Halifax reserve bait. Of
list, Canada; nth, ST. John, ". B.; slst, Can.
ada; SD, ID; 93d, ib.; ID bait of Rifle Brigade
ID; Reserve bait. ID; Quebec Royal Canadian
Rifles, Canada Royal Newfoundland Cos. New.
foundland.
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FOREIGN .Er.EcruoNs.

BANK OF ENGLkSD.--The amount of operations
for the last week in May, as compared NTH the
previous geek, shows DECREASE of paper
in circulation, s., az, 00O--Of Hard Cash, S515,-
OOO---Of public and private Deposits, 81, $50 900
and of Government and other securities held,
81 $50 900. The notes in circulation were
about 800, 900, 600, they being legal tender
everywhere except at the bank ITSELF The
Specie in bank vaults, April 81, was $46,OOO,-
900.
A SPRITED IRISH LAss.--A whimsical incident
happened on Tuesday last, on board of one OF
the emigrant ships lying at the Custom house
Quay, Dublin. Among the passengers were a
strapping country girl and her sweetheart, who
intended to be married on the staer side of the
Atlantic. The fair emigree had little fortune
of E200, which she had discreetly placed In the
hands of the captain. She had hardly done 50
when her intended asked her for some Of Il. and
on her refusal, coolly bada hsr good morning,
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AlnniGcnnL

BY a late ordinance Of the King Of Bavaria,
females are prohibited from PrOpOUncing any
mOussiic vow until after having passed their
3Jd year.
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The ouaSers belonging TO the Pbilsdelphia
fssrly Meeting have contributed in money and
provisions, nearly sle,OoO for the relief Of
Ireland.
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o rape. and tn.s lst-< > - 'sceenp i'e.,. ~
iaisIrd psr.sas Ms. Alsshsli. .szss<s, 5ssIs =
(! zEs only. 49,
u Lieut.. Hautsr respessfsi,y 6seslsss tors-
Icslvs the s~efd and epaulrtis zAirt sons
| lrie DDS 10 New YORK ner- sbaat 10 prsseas 70
him. He does nst FEEL thar NJ <so1Is fs.eiss
Eshsm while arisr shs ceasurs % : egsrs- mar
lial.
MAzsorzl OK The I.<sess Go sseF srssgaf
TO our make was sxi..bifsd yessrd.y by M.
ALFxAxDER STEWART, a Gi;nors< z>zbis. He
eas raised in Bath eosaty- K1.- esd h said %
WITCH on foot 3.52oibs.. soppos<c 70 - II u.
Pattsn breed He hss been b. con - 4 fz>-
tsning for three yeas. Mr. ss<,1n -
s225for him. ---- s.
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Aaraui.oEn.nI..

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advertising Our circulation bids
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-06-28
BosToN, June 90, ls47

Matters and things in the Athens of 8mer;cn
=, u..,. -,u. :. a., -. -, 30 -,
of ''io VhAaSe' NJ tne present Time OF writing we
have ~ fair specimen Of downright good honest
growing weather A coud be vsbed bv tho strrd;.st
T.-,,.- ~ -, o.. ~ ~. -.
" Pi"9o1 'o' w ZIG n.os' PiouS ParSon 'his sue
OF Jerusalem Throughout the eastern section of the
State of the earth having been thorough
ly saturated by oug gentle and refreshing showers be-
gins now, under the genial influences of
Breszes softening SOILS effugeut ravsu
to wear an that delights the and the heart of
the grateful husbsndman.
Among the little matters affecting the noodles of our
Boston is serious discussion going on about
closing up Kneeand street in the souherlv Section of
the city because the railroad track runs athwart the
lever end the street, and another dgn6ed
has brought Boston city odd collision with her new
born little sister city Roxbury Roxburv wants to run
her omnibuses Or Omni61 into the yery centre of
Washington street ~ she has done heretofore Boston
with dignity II at she can't stand this encro,ch
meut That her main street is inconvsnent,v nsrrow
aud that she mt life. her own peoples trade To he Ia
ken out their hands TO the wants and
advance the In tere.l of ousd. siran0ars AItooeth
err the quarrel Is mighty pretty on. "a It stands :,
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Re sI::i NJ RI 1 -: Z Z:
Foreign Ports.
for osS S ,v Harriet
tin, Weston, for Bostoa. -''' ~" W.
Msdcr smith, i f bs ss arr 18TH ITO" a' arr l'h' 's
. and cleared: ssaa! s.Gs @ os
H ds S s.
burg soon; Mauran Williams DO DO; Daniel Wsisser, Mae
sS Ss
s e. s sa @ BE:
s9s fs' S.S % sSi sc 81
.ad s1a1 sSs d cs oS .as:
essi :s s.s e; Hsss A f: S: T.S
ssy MUsa D. Non s soss Pace e.
Gsy Rs.toa soon %
s s r9a
eh Chen: Hs1%sq 's dssss
al Ss Fl: Jss sTseS
Gasdy for Biiti@OTss days, vu.., Church
s ,r Hssn
esS"s
f. s aa s s ssr Anime bs..
is|sad; 81 S!s Sias Nose Th9@ton Calais; Me; I'd 81.
"a. afs "f1s SE. fs
ship
CD sath BRIG wary Harrison Glfsgow ,. p,.,l p.wl
Das New sE osns
lrs% b
ma ss S ' g 81
Forbes, Lvsrpo !; brigs Maid Of the Mill WILSON Gasgow
Ass'i At lie
day brig. Jsse Avery Tate from DuOn' Maria and Eliza
Ssx Rs ss ssss Rs. E Ss,y
o% lisbon E% for y York brss wS9aIafy
o ss IN ~ | if% siy'
ps1sI Doa %
ses~s 'fn' Bss%ois also Portuguese
ss .d S so % ' u ssi II
bna 20; Santos do; 49, brig Amazon, Oliver, Baltimore
let from Philadelphia dscs' Marceilus' sheaid from New
ST CRoIx, June isIn port, brig Caroline. of Boston,
ST THOMAS, about June Io-sd. bark Ann Richardson
spal' New York u D..
Ca: s
All
aad
and Ss
40; Lucy Alexander Gould bsrks Susan Jane sanwood
Mathews souh.r Mayo chas
Randall, Cook Philadelphia Mystic Churchill New
York; Anne Belle Rodney Baxter do Fashion, Lorng
NYoIk.
CHARLEsToN, June M-Arr ship Columbia Robinson New
!ish ship brig Tower ranhsn, Maanzas .chrs Maria
Reed, N York; Isabella Roby, Cuba.
New ORLEANS, June ls-Arr ship Lapland, Sampson. Ii
verpoo; brks Cumber md, Hiscock, Boson Prompt. Well
man. mouth Of the Rio Grande; brgs Hamlet Robinson Tam
pco Gov Anderson, Wording Vera Cruz; schrx har1sn
Go!dng de- Laredo Thqmpsoa Brazo. Santiago John Ro
tYpsatan} Mss;ge Campeachy Emma Smith Tampa Bay
wegan) Nelson Cork and ,rket schs Caroline, Rogers
Boston, Eagle HASKELL Phila Enterprise, Adams, Savannah
Sarah, Baker, N York
RIcHMosD. Getty Poin) June 2s-An brig James Caske
SAVANNAH June s3Arr briggs Baldwin, Bssset N York;
Macon, Sheffield, do; schr Vandaa, HILL Bedford. Cid
Providence.
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Herald Marine Corresp ondence.

Arrived brig. vuur. Wnt.I 5n,x, June 1nd
Mah New Orleans; sch. Samuel Robsrs, Andsi.on. New
Albany od sp EsSr . G
New Yora; sd 81 STEAMER ao. I, vTe,. Green: '
for New Haven ds; Emsraa. Church. for New YorI, To-
co. a.: df SFs GsssS Yc DO amanda
Croker do lds; and Roxbury, saws er, do do
Miscellaneous Record.
e. G S Ss
BeaaioIts miles below the city and would have TO be light
SHIP Ey,EnoR remained the bar At the Of the Mis-
spp The 7h inst and i va: thought she would have
ship Of 400 tons vas lsvncssd at Ms,spoi
mouth and Car, Ezekiel Sch,m She bear, The of
Noaice tn Mariners.
eea.s laie Of he ship C6;sder Price Of New Bedford
the North Petite an extensive chain Of very dangerous
%s S distance sSw Of n .. %
s NOR esd Of which was in lat north Could not
The day before 2oh Capt Pesse two groups of islands
s9d passed between them and had an
az S ss% &. lon 70 s
,l e 6s.. nothing Of Halls Islands, which are
ne I'm e he osg month CAPT and sedsd
ss s.P and being s
THIS i r msa who's who's now w
be e s s f. s ys " %
ean BE- nGs ss sfss e there They
spoken.
Isabella of Bath steering E. June il lat "a 90 Ion
Bsrt Bohemia. Mason, fin Palermo for York. May as of
Brig Victory, from York for Danen Ga, June a,,h. of
Brig Id. sst'ou. FIN Phls for Port Prince June 18th. off
Brig Ottawa, I'm Palermo for N York. May IS, of Madeira.
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nloye.nents or the Packets
PORT OF NEW YORK. JUNE rs.
Cleared.

ships-Gamck, Trsk, Liverpool, Collins Massachu-
cello Ia%Ssr !sss~ S"hs% { %o a Aisssnas Wr
Goushe, Ga,sdaoupe Rcrd &Hncken' Harriet jessie
With, ssJs.s Cork Ann
5 Manu. 1ss Ha Rs Son.
S ;:5Ss: s:s
Fly s Hs:: S 5SSs NJ g. Si
ssfS %sa n;y &Ss$a;ss
Po"ssS Wii%ason Nc Augusta, Bow New Bsdi"rd;;
a Boston bc sae sa sp
in ST. Ssss III ES;s
'pS1 o snip from Sa R Sseo, with
1850 s,s ig sssss es s " Ion
HI % g n5 w Ss e Rs s % !
% two .aueSs M of sc
them their the sip made sail and stood F.
se tdsss ..ss SSs sn t ST. Ss ns .ons
8 %s. .ps G@ 5a nS%: from Bait.
. ss Mrss" s:y. fro" Antwerp BAL
p swss. John;,oa, Wuf from Rotterdam via
ss sSa sh !Ss
Frsa brig Po5id s Bsas, days from Martinique in bal
ba with sugar Mathews Co. Sd inst, laying port,
lost overheard of the
Brig Vncennes Knight l6 days from Arecibo. with sugar
and molasses 10 Maitland & Phelps
BTg Ae Wooster 10 days from Guyanilla, with mdse to
Brig TAIaq;na MalthsoPs Y days from Ponce, PR, with
Brig Wsndeer Evans II days from Havana with sugar,
Maitland Phelps 10Th lost off Caysord Reef spoke brig
spoke brig Mosee from Neuvtas for New York oath inst
80 miles fem Cape AZ spoke schr Nevis Thomas
Brig Yucaian. Baker IS days from Neuvitas with sugar.
Holt Owen: Vessels ien before reported. Sid previous.
brig Mosells, for New York l'iuce spokenl.
Brig Low, err Conklnr IS days from New Orleans, with
Brig Edward Adams Ross. days from Philadelphia with
coal.
Sehr Porto. tof Bamorel K'rwan. from g. Eustaus via
st Kits aud Is ds,s from ST Croly w sh.Isld. Sid from
the latter place IN company with bark Ann d Richardson
schr B Tufts, Gates 70 days from Guayama PR, with
r schr Tweed, Sturrip days from Elethura with fruit,
10 order
schr Pierce, Carr. % days from New Orleans tn
schr Hq~sl Warren, ls days from New Orleans, with
srhr Gen inch Haller days from Apaachicola with
Lighter loop Henry stannar Rutland with md.e from the
wreck Of Br bark Junius ashore at Southampton.
Below.
3brigs-unknown.
Ships Ans1n for ChsIsston; AudubSn for L9ndon Hugo
don Ensenia for Hsvana briggs Capt John, for Sgo mo
for London Clara for Limerick Lady Of the Lake for
Bermuda; Alpine, for Bangor.
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COn M EkClAL INTELLlGE NCE.
State OF the Flour Mark eta

RocHEsTER, June 26-The produce market Is still
inactive Purchasers evince disposition to operate
Flour has been offered for the last day two at So So
without buyers. ls.
DETRoIT, June 22.-The market Is perfectly inactive
There was considerable man@uverng yesterday to fix
price, but both buyers and sellers refu ed to say what
they would either give or take The receipts from
wagons very limited Some loads Of DE Witt
Mis- brought So 25-which about the extent Of
operations We shall probably get further particulars
to-day by the London.
CscirSArI June 22.-Buycrs evinoed willingness to
purchase at the opening Of the market to-day closing
rates Of the previous evening and early in the day
was considerable inquiry with sales Of lis bills from
store at 5 6O 200 do at So 60 and several wagon loads
ut % so; also contract for 500 bbls city mills deli
verable Ia three weeks at IS e. Before change hour
Later and unfavorable advices received New
YORK, which completely upset the market, since which
time nothing has TRANSFERRED There sellers So
at which they are nominaly firm sale of 200 bbls.
reported yesterday at IS, should have been S. so
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Arrivals Of Strangers IN New York.

AsERrqAs HorsL.
.ss .s wsgs T:s. Rss s::s
& Ss.S g5ss; s;s
NJ cray'0n' Ru'herf0raa; r j. Kf Hc Kentucky.
Con" WA "i G
and Mrs Han.ell, The Mise; David N. o. M Hobart {.
O. sPyd de Ii'
S %:Sissn Af h fSs ToS sss fEs
sSs @ S xsa Ky oi sa'.
S.SS MSss sn% NJ: e
Eel: ss s M wE:SHsy dS .
9sl H
CLINTON HOTEL.
sss; cn
M a1eS IN M Has B.1s oio f P
Esr Prov; Mrs. Chaplin, g. Msnice, Springfield L. H. Ho
M:N MI: S.sssss:
& R. Lansing, Detroit; ThS:: Hale. London Ed Wright
E H, Jsnsya DSdy Nss%on Florida, L. s E
NH%; H.SfGIa; Msis; AM5i%ayb C. MsssIof. TF0y
a las Rssai e' fs as' h Ps
Ms. .Sys. NH Bs.y
cost 6aa. %f Es . sGp & SssnS re
ss$s:s IAs ss:
M Mssns BAL
JAIME. Shaw u, hSvNs0y: s M%a.I ou,
%?iSs Xii
W. New YSG. D. Nste s Ws,eoTa: Kes.
fsss:: ys.is" S$ Sis .s$s' BE-
New TSsss%; Fsld LssIsss MS s:m DSsfs';
30 county ASam W. NJ George
j. AcIrayd York, %"s..d; Peabody, Mexico; Mr..
E%fa T ls@s Grfs' q a
rsJs n oda S psne N Lem
a. St. 1s S.o NJ: H s?'es, Rochester. W.
Ss.%"g Ranss psass H.
P:S: Y I RS c albany
Hon. jaime. and Mrs %Ss. o Syfei A. Hale por.nd
s Nv T.; osP fss%ys.
N Nor Mrs. Collins, boston 0a' h"""So'"
D. Edwin smith, Es.tss WITH Ars. Col Colds.
6 6sSrTs Hssd che
Harrisburg.
B. Darlington. Tarytown; T. Matter, w. Grant T. A.
Bradford Boston.
WESTERN HOTEL.
~ NJ Kimberly, Bstmse; NJ Wilson. Compton, y. j.; J..
logg New Hartford Conn; q. Cowles Miss A. A. Cows
Peekskill; Charles Smith, Buffalo; b. Brsinerd Portland
and g. A. Brown, Phadelphis J. H. Wolfe c: d. Erwin
New Britain Conn., Abner sacket P. w. Gsrdaer, P; r.
Son" r,oyyidsnfe; s. Smith PSnsr Msssashu..s:J
Hartford; Enos Rcbardson lady and child Attleboro as
sachuseus.
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A. mush DER snnum a In our trade With Great Britain
o% M cs b sss e ,t S v
count the annual amount which hereafter may
sSns0 s 90 e for hOssh from
sxtrsordiusry year Of exports in grain may hence
be foreign to the object Of this particular number Now
Is ascertained by positive returns from our custom
States from tia LIST Sept is46 to the 10th April lsi7
900 barrels Of four $4,000 barrels of Indian corn
o s o. GoS bushels OF wheat and bushels
Oh the values OF thsss respective articles
is s.SSo sIs Of aSus per Dbl sssS sisssSoS
tolooo sh i of whea,. per bushels 81 IS Sa475o
S'9oO'ooo besheis ii 50 l2,750Oo0
Add four months more which will probably average
gnt-tenths OF the same exportstion in proportion 70
o0S290; value Of exports OF grain to Europs IN Que
year s65o,o6 The above statements OF exports may
be relied upon, because from custom mousse re-
turns but to render the evidence Of facts douoy sure
wew introduce the documents OF Great Brtain whien
are fully oorroborative to the time TO whcn tney AIRS
made up of the returns custom houses; and
that quite moderate In our estimate OF prices
which Is usually very exact statistics To these state
all the notorious facts OF the commerce OF last
II q proved by ocia- documents that the quantity
quarters wheat and other grain imported into Great
Is COOS a3l This equals s66 barrels Of grain For
requires two hundred and seventy pounds of sound
nonnS. weSbt four nonnds hs;na tsEen ont Sr
H. h I ;,,; ILL., poT II u..as ssAen ous ivr
ssJ h. ths a, cas- ~ xai, 81 i'm nn-t 't isr. n;t v,
~ ths vssr IasS ovar Iaas r,n 80 a., 80 I ~;
norts n the former vaar ovor ths ,attr 4; ga os $40
Sso 7sa Oa7 n Wa sdd nronortio.i x 80, ~ W
ioth NJ ssntemhsr taa1 xvb;ch S-on, act" ' s.,
In thu commercisl world ia hiehiv nrohaha. Voc shall
have $55 600 excess in about seventeen mouths
down IN .nv th,rc h,t ar"; r. =; 1900 49, . Sss
dsmi-eods Of the London money market shara in tha
49, q, ~ @ Eouooa ntoncy maj Nc. snake IN tne,
t6e i'm md
tions If tho IGn;ted IT, S ru vo oP p.h
- ~ 80. s ase osa.oe. tuo oone.fucuon Vi e'lnsi
~ ~ commeree Oh whcn we are treating would