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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-11-02

o8Qo9mout cannot be e0s&o1a(
this MdsV the Atlsnt(o; and q rec spituIate
rits Of the retpsctivs exhlbitions whe,hSs1 1 " Wy
camels In the Deserts q 14knrs the perfor 35zr-
plants, the Oympian ilInoesations bv "a nxl T{.
boys, or the fighting ponies, would be but =
the epJoyments and recreation 6ooh odifI
ments are calculated to prodp9sfonA " ~,
have no hesitation in recomm 80 66oSolo1l
from the admirable srrangemeN, ~ ~ oovl{ona for
order and decorum) this the most. atfraetve md
amusing but temporary a. n6<<>6l entertain
ment that the young and IL <I In enjoy with
equal pleasure. ...sf1zs.s M; -
Mrxco ILLusIz4aon (U4 every evening at
s.SssaH sa s sys ws ds L. 4
q taisnt t6d worthy of the artist e Mr.
Cra,nJ who has painted it, The scenery is not only
beautiful but perfectly correct the battles are 40
tuy depicted that tn spectator seems to hear ths
rear Oh 'he artillery and the sound of the charge
The GEsMANIA MUSICAL SocIrTY will this evenin0
gVsa grand instrumental concert a. the Taberna clca
The elegance ef their peculiar style of playinp bas
gained for them an enviabe reputation and We doub
not that Their concert OF this will fail
their high standing. This believe will be the last
Time They can peror n in New York for soma time rs
they are on the point ofleavpg for the South
CHRsrY's MIrsTRELs are, as usual amusing their
hundreds CT visitors every evening It is something
evening on The opening Of the doors WI. hays only
to gay that those who wish to get good seats must 70
carly.
Ms,opror.- Cool Whites band Of singers are max
Ing lots ffun at this snug house Never has there
peen tuch time there before Now is the time TO
Visit the Melodeon.
CAMrnELL's MINISTRIES, at the Society Library are
nogeiy ADMIRED by thousands of our citizens and
,h.h room s crowded TO Overlooking every evening
ne National Ethiopian Opera IL all the rage nov a
osyr "nd the nightly subscribers the mt
se' 'ne i"h wcrth Of their money In listening TO them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
From Monterey.

The Ga7sifs, Published 81 Monterey, oil the date
Of Dec g. gives the following description Of a fight
which occurred between small perly under The
command OF Lieut. Col. Randolph OF the Virginia
Regiment and party Of Rancheros. armed with
lances aud pistols, and believed to be commanded
by dcserter from our ranks, between Saltiilo and
Monterey
On Thursday, the "a inst were on our way 20
this place. and when the deserted rancho five men,
Who formed advance rode back and stated that they
had been fred Immediately Capt peis, OF the sth
artillery, rode up, when the ncher0s charged n, from
both sides OBJ the f0af and party unfortunately not
Anticipating an attack were taken Qu uuawarss Capt
De8s with his usual daring and ghlaniry charged them
horseback with oLy drawn sabre, and. when IN the
act OF cutting no them. his horse scJ. and ne am sorrs
% FAY, we'd a wound n lance n the back
Immediately, Capt Barshigle o. the Mississippi regiment
seeing the position Of Capt Deas, jumped from the wagon
having sezd bis rifle and taking deliberate aim al the
scouncel who anced DCas he nred him, and he reeed
in bis saddle, no doubt mortaly wounded.
They immediNe.y retrcatei. ! think they numbered
between thirty aud forty. Our party consisted OF Col
Randolph Capt Deas, capt. BArshdaie Lieut.. Mason,
myself and ten men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

The Union holds up 10 the emulation Of the
young men OF the country the " enthusiasm Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury. Does he mean
that sort of "enthusiasm which involved the
Honorable Secretary in debt to the tune OF some
hundreds Of thousands of dollars, under which
he was staggering when he took charge Of the
pubic fsc l-or. is it rather that enthusiasm
which is leading him to involve the country in as
many millions as he owes thousands 70 carry on
an Infamous war against n helpless Republic
Does the Union recommend that A" enthusiasm
which went first for the annexation of Texas, and
now for the annexation of all Mexicol
Ofthe Honorable Secretsrys enthusiasm" per.
hsps the most remarkable instance is the energy and
perseverance with which he undertook to defeat Mr.
VaR Breas nomination, after, as it happened the lat
ter bad put claim into the hands OF sn officer to be
enforced against the Honorable Secretary according
70 the forms Of the law in such case made and pro
vded How little. after oil, the public suspects the
real cause of grea, events that turn up in the po
litical world, to which the people, by species Of
political jagelery are oittmes made to contribute
How few. for example Of the Loco Fooo party
poor innocent soulsl--know that bu, for his taking
lawful measures TO compel the enthusiastic gen
,lemsn TO pay him an honest claim Nh. Van Buren,
would have been the chosen candidate of the Loco
Foco Convention at Baltimore Such az least s
the secret history OF tina. proceeding according to
the statement of an intimate friend and member Of
Mr. Van Baren's Cabinet By this man of exam
pary enthusiasm" and his honest uncle. the Vice
Observation-Disclosures in fortune and chsrscter-sre
such men as Calhoun and Benton played upon and
ruled and this Coansry involved in Deb, beyond
MEASURE, and Crime indelible
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
Markets..

NV ORLEASs Dec. p, lsi9.
COTTOS-The market has been very heavy, and
the barely reach coo bales. IRE few lots which
have changed hands have been az deciue OF &c. slcs
Tuesday las. ICBAccO 40 sale o. importance has trans
pred. SCGAK-,0ue 500 hhis changed hands The
qs4es above Fair In demand, and those below du
L0LAss 500 bols ere solo al la;c. FLoUs-dsrket
continues crooyng. Sales coo bos ~ Louis a. s.; 800 At
ST. 6oc AZ 62i 500 5ols Ohio al 40 500 At IS
and t01 a. So CozS-temani limited ard 10 sales Of
importance rAnsprei. 1890 bush White were sold AZ
ale the OArs-sAss GU sacks az s7c; 80 al isc
and 30 bush a. sc IL buik. WasEY-3OO o0ls were
sod two lots a. 1879 FoaK-Holders are drner; PTS
ets Is a. s. IS; snd 81 Dols S. SIT % tos Prime
az s. IS. BEKF-l55 o1is we're sold at IS IS LARD
sAs III oos a. 6ic 70 AZ Ste; o. al Gle and 300 kegs
very superior a. he GuSNT BAGs-Saes 10000 a.
49, and 1850 secondhand a. l4.c Conn., 900 bags
Prime RIO were sod AZ 7c. FKEIGHrs-A ship taken ior
HAvre Al lc for Cotton. EKcHASGEsSs gotAtions are
more cfhcait- London FER cent prem; Pans 81 s.
81 As SswYork 90 days a per dls co sight
Ia per cent. pEsm Treasury notes, par.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
Iusuction Of the New state Officers.


All the state officers chosen at the asst general
election Except Canal Commissioner Cook ana
Prison Inspector Gsdneyl were introduced to tne'T
respective departments yesterday. and took the
usual oath Of office.
l The Commissioners and Inspectors will cast lots
70 morrow Tor their respective terms OF oiace' as
required by the new Constitution.
The River IS clear Of ice. Steamer Norwich ar
rived 70 daylrom New York. The weather IS now
growing cold.
Mr.. Page. the popular AMI esteemed principal OF
the Normal school died yesterday. universally IA
mented His funeral was attended today by q
large concourse Of citizens.
Seth C. Hawley Of Buffalo il, the favorite Wing
candidate tor Clerk Of the House. Report say he
will be successful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

REPORTER or THE CoUET OF APPEAIs.-The
gentleman selected to f this important othce Is
GEORGE +. CoNsrocK. Esq no, George T. Com
stock as stated in our paper Of Saturday. Mr..
Comstock, as the Albany Ersning Journal truly
remarks, is a gentleman Of much personal worth,
and Of conceded ability. Though young man be
has attained high rank in his profession. His
appointment will be entirely acceptable 70 the Bar
and the Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
Huchnnnn and Dnlln,.

Oar Washington Correspondent asks, what Will
Mr. Dallas the NicePresdent, DO" on being put
aside for Buchanan Answer Exactly what
might be expected OF politician like him-if his
counterpart can be found for love OF the sPois, aud
total destita,ion of principle a thorough aristo-
crat in heart full Of family pride and self coucet
vet ready on occasion to sweep the very cutters OF
democracy" it, out Of its 9th, he can be assured
Of finding good Office Alter writing to the Bank
70 return thanks he did to Mr., Bddie, for being
made the bonored medium OF presenting the Bank
Memorial for rechsrter, and voting for the measure
aud then going at the bidding OF the Executive TO
Philadelphia, to unite in denunciation OF :he very
measure he had supported to whaf would not such
. man stoop for the sake OF plscel The play OF
such men. who laugh at all idea of public virtue is
70 strike at the highest game and ii they can't get
all they seek. to compromise aud sell themselves
Tor tie most they set. There is no, Ia Peunsyl.
vsuia msn whose prohigacy in politics is better
known, OF more highly appreciated. To know what
such man will do there is no occasion To look at
the palm Of his hand. lie will make parade OF
his little capital and he and his friends will finally
70 into the market and drsre fAS lest bargain they
eea! That's what be will =" do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

From TIE Rio GEAsDE.-By the arrival Of the
steamer Mount Vernon at New Orleans. from the Rio
Grzste copy OF The Hg,aporos Flag Of The lth Inst has
been received. IL contains Ire orders Of Generals Butler
and Wool foroittngthe payment Of bAct-mai, by Amer
cans for the safe con.uct Of heir goods from the guer
las which has been done By the traders between Monterey
ana the Rio Srance. BY the Americans the act made
treason able orercs; and By foreigners MeAicans
Is be considered act nicA 20 ths United states
authorities and tie persons offending viii be lmprs.
enei, sns thai. property eonascatst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

to That beautiful Ivory Crucihx al the American Mu-
seuns attracting great deal " attention, IL deserves
u Is be seen a. All hours every Gay ana evening; a. %
also the Shaksperan Cabinet, the Wax Stsuary, Sc
la tho afternoon and evening at s and half yssi !
o'clock, splendid performances Of varied aud chasts
character take place BY those Bec0un Arabs Great
the EfligulAu -ereuadefa. .c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
Busiues9 Notices.

~ The &" Richeiieu' Diamond Pointed Gold Pens made
and sold exclusively by b. f.. WATsoS l. Co, - william.
It. door below Wall IT, and J. Y SAVAGE % Fsltos
st. pfeemnent for their superior finish and great dars
bJ They . only including the new styls Of csss
just introduced and invariably warranted in every re-
spect Gold Pens Of every kind and quality in ths
ket f0r sale the lowest terms wholesale and retail.
Gold Pens at a. 81 D and 81 co. Gold Pens repaired OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

NEPoTsN.-ln press, and viii speedily be pub
lished, sketch Of the public services and the pay
Of Dallas & Walker and their immediate connex-
ions. Ia the meantime suitable reward will be
paid to any one who can designate any member
OF their families, that does not now, or has not very
recently lived out Of the public crib to the tune OF
20 or 500 900 ayear. You shall search all history
and nothing can be found to equal the " enthusiasm
Of these gentlemen and their families for the
public good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

~ THE GOODYEAR RgBgEs WAREHOUSE 100 Broad.
way, continue keep heretofore the largest and best
assortment OF Patent Metallic Rubber Oyersboes Ia the
city The improvements made Ia Mr. Good years patented
fabrics within the past year = truly surprising d2 is
sASDss sARsAPARILL..-science.s although the people
knew it not the great magician Of Antiquity. Tho
source Of the Egyptian and ChadeAn miracles lay ina
knowledge Of the laws u philosophy from which
The multitude was de5sned Modern science has = 10
bier misonis province 10 not 70 deceive mankind but
10 administer 10 his comst and Convenience ana 70
sse them from physical pain, which ore OF the psBs
lies Of the hrst uaasgesson Perhaps IL may be said
few Of the results Of scientific research and experiment
have been more sbundanGy blessed with success ihs
latter field Of labor than sssDss SsrsapaIa Those who
have witnessed It's effects ia the deporsbe cases
'cfoiula, absee' cancer, eryspeas, mereusI di.e.e
bilious complaints, and dsfsngemeos OF tho system gene
rally, wall not think this prsile unnssited
Prepared and Sold wholesale ard retail By A. B. D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton corner Of VII
ismst 273 Broadway, and II East Broadway, N. York
sold also by Drussss generally throughout the UuitsA
states. Price 81 per bottle, Q, SIR bottle. for So
r7- FACE BASKs.-Dr. GoURAup, CT wsnst hrs store
from oIo.dwey Viii tase IN exchange Tor his Italian Med
eated Soap, POudr- subtle LILY White houss az Ore,
Ac' all oils oi ss"-fof< Ffee Banks Al par. liza
Bald barren saa hairless scslps,
ossfale.' ehins ana faces,
persons without
eyebrows
lAshss
Have lovely soft aad SILKY hair
nae manly wni.keTs
beautiful dark
eyebrows
aud lssheg.
" By using 30 bottle of Jcnss Coral Hair Restorative.
Among the many who have osed II and know that aoss
THIS,
Mr. w. Tomkins, 30 Kinsst New.York
Mrs M.nids Reeves, Myrle,avenus, Brooklyn.
Mr James Power, grocer, Fulton-sL Brooklyn
Mr.. Taoniss Jackson, az Lioery-st. Pirt.bgish.
Henry Cullen, uatel Barber board South America
Aud more than hundred others, uixhs
give, but these must saucs any ressoasos peroe But
costs but " " try IL sod Ia NswYork 81 slDiud
chahsm-ss say In Bseekya o. Nv Fsis0pst dsi ase(
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

EY- The funeral of Abraham Shearman mem
Der Of Tie Society OF Friends attended ON Thursday
the Friends Meeting House, BY ysst concourse q c.
zens OF the many sctve and Influential members Of our
community upon whom hand OF Death has from time to
time set bis SEAL few have lived more de.ervedy esteemed
for their philanthropy, benoyolence and moral and rt
gous reetituce, or died more universally lalnonted.
New Bedford Mercury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

FROM South AMERicA-The bark lsabelita
Hyne, Capt. Deving. from Rio Jsneiro Nov. 81,
arrived yesterday. Flour was quite dull OF sale.
Richmond selling for sl9. and Baltimore for s IL a
81 Coffee was plentiful, and freights slasl 40.
The recent accounts OF failures Ia England had
parsy zed ell business transactions
The adyices from Buenos Ayres are to Oct 20
The country, by decree Of Rosas, was to be shut
to small vessels after Nov. 30, and only vessels
Of 100 tons and upward admitted. which would be
required to give bonds not to touch az Monteyideo
on departure.
The French were enforcing the blockade more
strictly and several vessels loading at Fasenada
had been captured by them.
Rosas bad granted licenses for the importation
into Baenos Ayres Of $1,000 bbs -four, subject to
duty OF SIS per Dbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

OFFICERS or THE ARMY AS long AZ Officers n
the Army confined themselves 20 the execution Of
their bloody orders from the President, executed
with gsllantry aud skill worthy Of a better cause
the people were disposed TO award them the honor
due as much to the faithful execution Of civil as Of
military trusts But already we begin to see the
effect Of appointing low demsgogues and syco-
phantic parssites--mere creatures IN pursuit OF
Executive favor-to the command OF regiments,
battaons and brigades. TheV are filing the Loco
Foco papers with Their opinion Of the justice the
war--the propriety Of couquering peace by
subiugating the whole Of Mexico. Yea, doubtless
the game is oil in their favor but let them beware
how they rouse the jealousy Of the People-if any
thing can rcswaken the people to the danger OF
standing military forces These sycophsnts get
leave Of absence that they may come home-go 70
Warrington. call on the principles Of 90 exto
the President uphold the War, abuse the National
Infeligencer. and then put in q claim for Briga-
der Generashp and. like the ostrich with its head
in the ground fatter themselves that they are not
known
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

FEE AT DErRoIT.-A fire broke out in Detroit
the ulsai Of the 22d, which consumed ten buildings
mostly Of wooa and not very valuable The loss Is esna-
tet al $4,000, tu. small part Of which was covered BY
insurance.
+. s-since the above was In type we have received
the foiosug particulars Of the FIRE from the Dson Free
Press:
TIE buildings destroyed were mostly small wooden
structures and generally owned by mechanics who leased
the ground ani on whom the loss iGls severely They
principally Industrious Germans and other foreigners
whose all invested IN their buildings and stock Of
goods and wares the latter Of which however, gen.
orally saved, but IN very bad condition.
We were unable 70 obtain the amount II the ind viual
loss, bat should j13ge i VIII 10, a short cf Sl5O0 and
falls upon Tie iolsving persons Mr.. A Kobin grocery
store >chi.ter, tailor; A 3. Calhoun, grocer h. "a
blue, sadcier II. M&myia. shoemaker; NJ. Groug lger
MATCHMAKER, NJ kulze. shoemaker; Vim. Weill1g. shoe
maker John Smith shoemaker. jacob zsier tinsmih
Df. Brocshouse; l. ChoPe, blacksmith VIM Log car
riAEe maker; Moore, livery stable.
There vas 40 insurance any Of the buildings or prop
7eriy except $500 the grocery Of Mr.. McKiuoin
which woud probably hi. loss. Chope less vii be
the largest, amounting TO 81 ,oOO-Lons's $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

SEW.OxLHAS.. Dee 25 isiI
CorroS-The market is dull-sales were effected
usla 81 for good nidding Flour IS que, and troof *
aie Of ch-cs Illinois al 62saS6. a5lssses sells al lsA
ia Ga. Rec & IN limited demand A. aAli cts Ia
Prelsh,. We have no new engagements 20 report *
almost no demand. Bills on London sell a. 1861
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

LorTTRIEs.-MaylAn d, within the last three
years has Melted ss-o Of reveuae BY licensing and tax
Ing us dsnora-zns Fecles o. gambling, OF which eyea
European governments have refused to P4riAks Of the
fanny since 1910 or 49, Lotteries intaee The weak and
AvAeoas, those who IN haste 10 b. rlch 70 uyes,
Their means IN gamsof hazard where the Odds are more
than two 10 ons against them and 10 depend the lottery
wheel for living rather than on useful Industry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

NEW HAMPSHIRE tx Gov. John II Steele Of
Pe,erboro, has been chosen delegate to the Loco
Foco National Convention from the HillsborO Coun-
cillor District Samuel Buuerheld, OF Andoyer,
xnhstitute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

- Morn, BROTHERS. Nassau-st offers for sale Isrgs
assortment Of gold aud silver Patent, Lever Anchor re-
eaPemsuL Lspine Watches, with rich assortment u
Je~elry, ac for Chslstnss and New Year. presents.
C.4 zxis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

ALABAna-Hon. Henry w Collier has been re-
elected Judge Of the Supreme Court also Wm.
P. Chiffon, Esq to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of Judge 0rmond. Both were
elected without opposition. The Supreme Bench
will now consist Of judges Collier, Darsan and
Chiffon and an able bench it will be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

MOVEMENTS OF Ma. CLAY.--We have q letter
from Lexington informing US that Mr.. Clay took his
departure for Washington on the Goth ult, where
he viii arrive in or days unless detained by
the ios in shs Ohio River. He has been notified
that one or more Of his csses will come on daring
the present month 10 the Supreme Court
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

IowA.-The Legislature Of this State hss been
called to meet in special session at Iowa City, on
Monday, Jan. ,, 10 day. for the purpose not ex-
pressed bat understood Of choosing two Loco
Focos to the United States Senate. A fierce and
bitter contest is expected. The Locos have now
majority in Joint ballot, bat the Wings claim that
several Of their members are disqualified and have
no right to vote. A Wing State Convention is to
assemble on the j,h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

EXECUTIVE NoMiSaTIoSs.-The President has
nominated to the Senate ex Speaker DAVIS OF In
diana. to be Minister to China in the place OF Mr.
EVERETT. deceased.
JOHN Rowan Of Kentucky 70 be charge De
Aiiaires TO Naples, r.ce Ma. Wa Polk resigned
Dr. NrLss Of Baltimore, formerly Secretary Of
Legation At Paris 70 be Charge de Ahsires to sar.
dina tlce ROBERT WICsLIFFE, resigned
These nominations were taken up IN Executive
Session Of the Senate on Thursday aud referred 10
appropriate Committees. The Telegaphic an
nouncement in some OF our morning coiemporaries
Of Saturday that the nominations had been con.
iirmed, was premature.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

IL Hon jazz FOSTER of Wstertown, JeiTer.
son Co. died o. congestion Of lungs the residence
his laughter In No1FDe Mich On tie l0la inst. IN the
lis. year his age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

The mail failed South OF Weldon. y c. No Ex-
press news came through this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
By Telegraph 70 The Tribune
FROM THE SOUTH.

TLItNfHT b "tII' y ~
Your Pony Express came IN this morning, Win
advlces from New.Oresns to the Goth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03

IHE SUFFERERS sY TIE PHdsix.-The owners
OF the PhGnix make the following statement of the
number OF souls on board the propeller At the time
Of her conhagrHtion, Nov 81 lsE;
Hollanie-s. l54 cabin and ether American ,as,en-
gers 81 crew, neaeipg oesfs 70. Total, EOS Srm-
osf saved, Is. Total lost. lol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-03
From Havana.

We are indebted to Capt. Roderck, Of brig Tit.
for papers from Havana 70 the 10Th ut We find
10 local news in the papers which would be OF in
terest here.
Havana, Dec. II, lsi7-American Butter per
qtl. sl7s2i Cheese, per qtl s6asli Flour, Phil
sdelphia and Baltimore, sl3 30, and New Orleans
Sli per bbl Lard, sl2 50al2 - per al. Coffee,
2d and 81 qualities s6a7 and TRACE s4s5 per qtl
Sugar white aud brown assorted. s64H as 70,
white SAILORS yellow iasi and brown Gao s per
urobe. Exchange on New Orleans. at short sight,
sac per cent. premium Freights to the u States
Sugar 4a6rs per box. Coffee rails per bag aud
Moiasses 5ORs3 per hid.