davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

! light. Some few parcels have been taken for export
at 1862 5d3.7 per 100 lbs.
| SH0ES.-This has long been, but is now becoming
more SO, a very important branch of trade, and we
pleased to learn that dealers are well supplied
for the coming Fall business In New York, as a
letter before says, "more activity has been shown
in the Shoe business thus far than in almost any other
branch of trade and the result of the sales has been
satisfactory. There has been a steady advance IN
prices equal to ten per cent. on the list generally:
Some styles are twenty -hve per cent h,ghcr' and
| SKINS.-We note the sale OF l5OO lbs Deer at
! II cts. per h., cash.
SPICES.-We note the sale of about 100 bags ia
miaca Pimcnto at 9! cts. per lb., g mos.
SPIRITS.-N. Z. Rum remains steady at 27a25
cts per gallon. Whiskey has varied very little,
selling principally at 49, cts for hhds and 24z for
brls possibly one or two holders might accept
SUGARS.-Whh the exception of the sale OF
5000 bags Brazil for refining on terms not pub
lic the transactions of the week have been chief
ly confined to those by auction which comprised
two cargoes from Porto Rico, oil Tuesday, and
resulted as follow: Per brig Eleanor, of $50 hhds.
aud 50 brls., the former at Ooa So and the latter
at O5; and per brig Water Witch, of 225 hhds.
at goa S 4 55; besides 66 brls. Jamaica at S2.95
per 100 lbs, all mos. Arrived thsIweek from for
egn ports 800 hhds. 203 bis. and $50 boxes.
TOBACCO.-The transactions in Maryland de-
scriptions (to which they are exclusively conhned)
have again been 10 very fair extent-we mean for
this season, which has been, as is well known to
planters aud factors, extraordinary dull one, owing
to a combination of causes with which they also are
well acquainted. The sales of the week foot up pro-
badly some 4OOa50n hhds. of good common to the finer
qualities at previous rates, the extremes of which
say 250 and IS per 100 lbs. 1.-THE Armistice be-
tw cen the Gcrmanic and Danish governments refer
red TO in our last as not having been agreed upon
confirmed by the last steamer, as an article in an
English paper before US, says: The rcluc-
tance of Gen. Wrange to sign the armistice be-
tween the Danes and the Gcrmanic Confederation,
has not been so easily overcome. temporary truce
was, however, concluded for three days" But the
English Editor, the authority OF Lord Palmerston,
who has later and more authentic advices 1t would
seem than Others says, that "thc difficulties inter-
posed more of form than substance, and may be
overcome" and ne thought that the Armistice, as
agreed upon, would yet be signed and conclude j
The inspections of Tobacco this week have not been
large those of the last, but comprise S5I hhds
Mary 1874 do Ohio, and do. Kentucky TOTAL
1854 hhds Exported within the time to for
cgn ports, only II hhds.- making total amount OF
Mary land and Ohio descriptions exported TO Euro
p an ports since Jan. l to 9TH inst, as follow:
u. Ihtct
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19
Frnnco--Thinys not before I'm Print.


We have before us letters from passenger who
went out in the steamer United States on her first
passage to France, which left New York 10th June;
and we publish extracts from Them the first In par'
cuar. for the purpose of showing another among the
MANY instances of interest, that is felt there in what
ever relates to our beloved country
"PARIs, July s, 1913.
"on entering Havre, Odd June, our ship fired two
guns. which the Captain said would arouse the nha-
bitants-and so it did, you may depend; tor such
sight never before beheld. The quay, the tower
the wharves and houses,( and stories high) were
crowded with spectators to see the first Amercan
steamer that ever entered their waters. Inc Pho.,
on coming on board said he had been three days IN
the channel (refusing all other opportunnes1 wan AZ
ing for our steamer to pilot her in, considering an
honor to have il in his power TO say to his children
that he pioted the first American steamer into inc
port Of Havre." ,e.e
"Things are quiet again in Paris. There is to DC
a general review Of the troops in few days. wnen
some 300 OOO or 400 900 will appear before Gen Ca
vagnac in the Champ d'Elysee",.T General mac
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

soric two weeks since, his mother, aged 10 years
doing the honors of the house....Last Saturday he
received 5000 officers at his apartments. There are
belonging to the Guards 5000 officers"The General
is about 45 years Of age. He is to be married In
September and has taken the hotel owned by the
late Adelaide, sister of Louis Philippe, the apart
ments which were occupied by Col. Thorne, the
American millionaire, when he resided in Paris"
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

COASTwISE.
Boston-Brig Sulla.
Shoes IS cases, King & Carey; mdZe ii pkgS,
Mavhew s. Miller; 60 cases, G Bartlett & l5)
pkgs, mackerel 100 brls los hf do, order.
Boston-Brig Franklin.
Domcstcs Is cases, Wyman, Appleton &c; -
do and bale, boots l6 cases, order
Boston-Sch Henry.
Ice so TONS order.
Ne,c York-Ship Silas Richards.
Wine cSks 10 eases, brandy brl, mdze ASS
bx clock | salt 300 sacks, Welsh; hay 500 b. :,
Ne,r York-Sch. EIicot.
Manila rope - coils Hooper & Chesebrough; stcar
inc 25 bxs il Mankn; hats 81 bxs, G Bartlett X Co;
hides 300 soda ash 80 csks, malt 600 bushels, cork
wood tons, mdze 374 pkgs, order.
Netr York-Sch. Gen. Marion.
Mdze 10 pkgs, Rely & Pendleton; soap 100 bXs,
C F Pitt; mdze 10 cases, G Bartlett & Co; tin plate
100 bxs cotton yarn bales, ginseng 40 bags hides
100 dry goods 6 cases, order; mdze 6OO pkgs, Rose,
Merrill & Co.
Ne,p York-Sch. Michigan.
NJdze cases. F KONG s Co; cheese ~ bNs, ,
Hurlbu; lead pipe 30 csks, E Pratt Bro; sardincs
cases prunes 10 do, wine ~ bxs, l. Thomson 4
Co: hides I00 lemons 300 bxs, camphine 10 brls, Ii
quor 30 pkgs, mdze 1876 do, order:
Neip Orleans-Brig r. W. Bfotcn
Sugar 1877 tres brls, mdze | ) pkgs w q HARRISON;
Sugar 10 hhds, w Muschett; tobacco hhdS, cotton
1870 bales hemp los do, molasscs IS brls, beeswax b
casks mdZe % pkgs, order.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

First bale Of Netc Cotton-was received at New
Orleans 9TH inst. 1t raised the plantation of
Richard Flower, Esq, near port Hudson, in the
parish of East Felciana. The first bale of Cotton
last year received the 9Th of August, aud the
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

LIMA, June to, 1913.
By decree, all Brown Goods, plain or twilled,
imported into Peru after Jan. IL, 1919, will pay
duty of 40 per cent instead Of 25 per cent as at pre-
sent. The duty Leaf Tobacco will be reduced
from IS per quinta to Is per quintal
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19
EXPORTS TO LIVERPOOL.

The British brig NATIVE, DOYLE, was cleared at
this port on Tuesday last, by HENRY MANKlN' win
10, 1852 bushels Of Corn.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19
APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

Rio JaneirO-B Brig Smyrna.
Coffee 2fS0 bags, Birckhead & Pcarce.
LuguuyTu amt Porto Cd6eiIO-Brig Fayetteville.
Coffee 1862 bags, chocolate bx, hides l50 w
Bruno & Sons; coffee 81 bags, Strllman & Hinnchs.
Sdntn Cruz, (Cuba) Brig Kingston.
Cedar II logs, mahogany 81 do, palm leaf 630s
bdls, mats 100, cigars 100000 in bxs, E Cohen;
mahogany l04 sticks, for New York
Matan zas-Sch Abigail
Sugar 630 bxs, cigars bale, Johnson & Travtrs.
Arecibo, Up. P.)-Brig J, NJ. Ui'iians.
Sugar 209 hhds so br.s, molasses 10 hhds, W How
ell & Son.
Ponce, Up. R.)-Brig Susan.
Sugar lSl hhds 1853 brls, Wilmington s'man
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

Blockade Of Buenos Ayes.-We stated in our last
that the Blockade had been raised it was for few
days ony-and subsequently imposed and more rigid
ly enforced than ever.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE To HAVE DE
GRACE AVID PORT DEPOSITE.

NEW STEAMBOAT LINE To HAVE DE
GRACE AND PORT DEPOSITE.
u sr THE SUSQ JOHANNA STEAM
els,77ap$ tkasFJTow Boat Cnmpanys new boats Ian
-sf-A-Aoos +--A CASTER. Captain Tomnson, and
JUNIATA, Capt. Mitchell. have now commenced
their regular trips, leaving the lower end Of Smiths
wharf every Evening, Sundays cxcepted) at 8
O'Clock for Havredr Grace aud Port Deposite. Re-
turning. will leave Port Deposite at O'Clock aud
IIavre dc Grace at o'clock in the evening. For
freight passage, apply 10
j. S. MURPHY, Agent,
Lower end Smiths harf BALTIC;
CHAS. b. HITCHCOCK, Agent,
Havre de- Grace;
VIM. w. MCLEAN, Agent,
Port Deposite.
Goods shipped by this line, and destined 10 any
point on the Pennsylvania Canal, will be iorw arded
free of charge. anl u.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19
Letter sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. W. corner of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, (up stairs,) to-day by o'clock at 81
cts. single, or cts. each. for or more copies
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

EXCHANGE.-The rates of Sterling are rather
higher than last weeks quotations. but operations
$685. per cent prem, buyers and sellers, for 60
days. bills. In Bremen there is also an improve
mcnt but other Foreign is nominal. We quote as
follows viz:
Bills on London esterl'g 6odays,sga 94per ct prem.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19
IRELAND.

From The European Times OF me zStn "t
The state Of Ireland has been the absorbing theme
of interest during the week The confederates. IN
all the fury of despair. now entirely throw Oh inc
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

BEEF CATTLE.-The offerings at the drove
yards on Monday amounted to 770 head oil which
were taken by city butchers, and 800 driven East
wardly. The prices paid show slight decline on
the lower qualities, as they ranged from TO So,
gross, cquvalc TO Ia + SIS per 100 lbs, net Live
Hogs scarce and higher, the range to $3.50,
at the latter a lot of 40.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
M AhINE URH AL.
PORT OF SEw-YoRs. NOVEMBER q,

ARRivED-shp Thoma. Desasou ,o s'sharbof H.w,ns p
80 Martins. 1900 tuhss SIT 70 HtchcoCs Msrsht Go
b Como fer Bath GAY tie ony AueGcsn
port mot, 90 Hatteras pote hf W Brown Jones in
Wrog NC for Nlor Tie ID 4e % Gay suiaf0u.
Passage experienced heavy uorhe ds then h bad constant
~ rs stove tulwas &c Capt Hawkins reports had ru-t
fr lu fss 60 Doe that she salt iuufs i4N
and there about ho0o Ibis oi salt 81 Mar
i.n.. bel also states % Iain.ng shea he sale
SHIP Nsro.e, Hopkins. Obj m Boston. ll ballast
Bak Texas MCNft ga in savannah. cottt1 &C. On Dunau 4
Dmon
Etsct Stevens 81 Dol savannah cotton A..
Cetrman Co The Easci i has 1 gales m 81 i
NNf Oh. whole ras-sg-
Bra Belle Williams in Winagion NC naval stores 90 Pow
oil o inst at 2i 80 long e. spoke brig Oseoa r hafe Cuba
Boston
Big O.eeoa Stone D. sy IN Bangor lumber % Sheppard
Bra Oneco, of Portand MOODY Bs ast io Port
land With cargo Experienced the st and ls heavy
nom NNE 70 NJ. shifted pat into the port 20 repair
damage
Bro Marenus oi nomasoll mayer 15 By fn NOrssns lfC
sack. wheat &C. toJ Php The hss experiences hesry ~
a .ost sa.s. stove hulVarks, g.
ring Tweed Hill 50 o. Goa Kingston. Jamacs ID copper Sc
o. Hunter 4 Co.
Brg Poers - Jazo De- Cltu, Sugar g. o. un
bomb BeCkNt Vessels len before reported. IT, has eHFeu
eulet NJ ui NN gales during he passage and as been h f
oi Cape sfferas, 800 Coutluua bead uIlts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
Marine Disnsters.

Bsf'sn J.nrHa from Mr. Ehen smith a. Pr.
a.el Boafol underwater that be- - Clara 0 Port.
mouth reported ashore Truro beach, evening
shch che hsea OF ssors aai haty hoglei Tie
hsf settled any which that TIE ship gt
chsues oi lsrg "a quite small Tie superior
ship tons. oi sld valued $4,000 Ile-
ktrafiovu she MONDAY
that place Sthr Jus Ann Munh. uf Suvan Ne om Nee lo
Nsw lof Boston parted of ler CHAINS dragged ashore
ChappenQu +t, Point che easei badly sut 20 let
bad If ho5 ai feared bad set sclf
IrrlUaf Ne ashore - Iaia Auu size
rhsts Nl Boston With she renamed tsht a. ss
pf.ash of t.at damage after
sursnoe n Boston iaf sl,haU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

VI Star0rers. Gc 100 Br1s1way &C instantly ol hard
sr1 1 quantities S-11o, sn1 C.assc Books from hose
Necessary n me fret primary classes io those n he most
advanced ss-es 90 aca1--s sl1 colleges Publishers cf
sll-1erss Scnoo. Readers Porers k-et1r-a Reader
H.-clrocks Geology Day sd llcmpscls Ari1m-t's
Hss-lgss and 11lrvs singing Books, Ac 4 - E-n-
era assortment 0f Tleoocs. and Miscellaneous b1oSs
C0lrlry merchants a1c Others wishing 90 purchase books
yvct 30 vel to ca suc examine tl-ir assortment coc-
s,srty % hsrd MARX =. NEWMAN co
---..f E--.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
WFRsrER,s PRIMARY SCHOOL

DROtCL tClND DICTIONARY, Win Acc----- y t.--
tlIares % C.sssics. >cp--re s1f Modem Geo-raf-
ca. Proper Names The Primary Di-ro1lry laF.lg ro"
undergone sttorJggl revision % -" tch ~ o'l-clola
p-c aries 20 . believed. removed 40 afins been
made r1nci-ri n ortoersrly &c with ne clarto oct7
~ b ID school .r POCKET = -ons ~ Dr. W-rstrr WORK
So ed io Interested DO education wth The tooe
llai - revised form may meet Win extended favor
D.. F1rzHIIarF rrI .rsces anfr4t .iif words
o.+ u ff NTINGTDE SAVAGE. PIlis-rs us P-ar.-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

LocArIoS Oh Sr,rE LAND. {. Giimsn. ESQ.
of this place OF the Commissioners 70 locate the
10000 acres OF land granted 10 ths state by Genera
Government Informs US that he located some @.VoO
scrcs in the land dstrict-mos,ly In the Counties O.
Cone and Colambis The srsole lsnds Ia the district
are 40 generally entered tbs, Mr. q thinks be will Be
able 10 End but htIe more. comparatively, worth To-
eating il WsieY,own wis Chron
FAcIoRY BURSED.-The wooden mill owned
by Mr. John r. Brayton on the site formerly known s.
Latimers Mia" In Chesterfield, MontyiIe, was
barned down al o eOek on saturday morning and a.
is machinery totally consumed, together Win about
1000 pounds Of wool and qusnt3y OF yarn How the
fire occurred 10 not known. The amount Of loss Is
prohsbly shout 5000 Insurance $1,000.
lNew.Londop Chronicle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25

4 = " y II = -TE.f.'' Z ~ vi FUA ~ATs
TIE subscriber wishing % reure rom "a pres-r. 1 a.
of-rs Tor sac ID Old -s.s1 s1e. stand which I. -,
u successful op-a 1u, ard nss he past yesf done s6f
t'Ft F1rL " nls pf1-l " 81 % - 1-r r-ut h
We ocst-c . folnstirg al healthy south-ru CIV
Ite business csr BE to1o.ed Conducted properly II
requires csp-z o, About - 80 carry on he oc,n...
III o1f unes -G amount car be probably invested Fo
-ry p-fson 1esro1s d ecgsHrs L re business III I,
cece rarely = - .-.e 1sr sr.er particular. irour, ~
IS inc J. cEASDLkR, Fos7Ea Co Hsiasny,1s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
BOOK TRADE.
GRyTIFyk mELRATH,

TRIBUNE BUILDINGS Nv I'M
DUBLlsH THE FOLLOWING soOhr' Nl.1n ~
i sell a. wholesale ard retail 49,, .tA
Pszhoitfs Lectures o. grcl.1lrti Cnein-sls 80
VOL 1F0..s.. zee b. IL
NCr Tlsers Princlp - % 4 Ercl l4frt l-'i -
s.er1-rs's RooE q lie Farm, : Vo-s ofo WIN ---
ul-r1l- 2 h'es. go t.-
SINNERS Journal u gTru--re, 3 tls ~ ..--..'
Or Lsrcrer's Lectures on >c.erce arc Al tos 'fo
Egrbslk o1 2 ydTs-ics ard M-chai-lcs' t9- 49,
LIE % henry Cay By Epes sargent ofolsnl
down o. 1881 T0.. tF1.+-- .-t.'f''ff
Do Go. 60 in Paper cof-rt...r..'' =
Ra-1slrs Geology Emo Clota.......... ...'.t..-' =
Do. Co l.l.0. .-..-.- +-.t.tsts %
Hu-.-urr. Essays ou Human Rgt,., vel i-mo
German Az E1llsh Pause Book. Paper .......... $
DIs-s- Curosaes 1f -erltlrr, WIZ he s11lor,
B-srvo 81 {. r-.-f- y
The Culture Ir latest Paper. =
Gret's Chemistry and Daills Philosophy .-...-.. $
Po.rca Economy 81 Atkinson. WHO a. lluo1-c-
? ~ or.ls Patent Rep0ri. ..-.-...-.... =
Gls-crs Treatise OF Mica Cows. Con 2.
d.. do Go faper...-t.-.. u
WIZ Almanac "a ff-s.so 1915 al io--s-a y.
" b Almanac, l14l u,
Prot Mi,cl-s Lec--res 1r Astrcl0-g =
Pro, Nclo.s Lec--res % Astronomy
Argos Asr0rQlry .tttst.tt.tt-
Ewbark's HT1rsuics. SRI Nos eact Ns........,.- =
t. Wig A.Iall- Tor -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
r. -ss.s,s.-ts-1 SEW-YORk, NEWthh,
"a " ~ sst YOUNGSTOWN AND DOlkka


n 'A--''sA----Ss- NORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
-Wmfef angement-Commencng Monday, November
5. 1919 The Passenger Trains vii leave New lor Mf
Dover ard Intermediate pisces 40 A. NJ and J "
Newark Tor Dover and informed ate places 8t A and \
VI Dover for Newark and Newf0rk nj % A. AID
=. NJ Mousiown, Newark and New-fork att A NJ snt
Il n A'reghuan, win passenger attached ca,e'
Dover Al \ II arriving al jersey tiiy Al u ". Ne
turning leaves Newfors ~ u A NJ PassenRer- BY hess
rains received ard delivered each way NOnt sod
South Orange. NllYle summit, Chsthsm. Madison MOT
down Morris Plains Den Vile aud Rocsawsy Al Dover,
Stages connecting win The A VI passenger Isn, cave Tor
succssunny sianhope and Newton, DAILY Milford, spans
and OwegO, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, snd
JOhnsonblrgh bariOsn Columbia Delaware " alef Gap,
srOutsburgh continuing 10 he Lackswsnna Works, psss
Ing through BarOnWle, sis'hope, Pa smihs Tavern,
Neag.esWAe Clifton D0umOre n de Park. 10 Providence.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays and returning meet
the afternoon trsins tor NfOfk Al Denwe Stages eAYs
fOr PO~ervile and BO0nlol mo arrival u he monns
and afternoon Trans from and he morning AMI after
trains for New olx Al MOrnsiOsn stages leave N
he arrival u the morning pussenger trains iof arn9hs
Chester, sclJOeys Mountain Washiugto beivdffr "'
kssiDn, daily and meet tie afternoon ral fur Nen'fms
For BasEennfge the Srrvs " tho anofnOon une ["
Aorns0Sn and meet lhe morning ffa.l fOr NfOb Of.nes
Accommodation Car connects o. Newark with ihe gcot
morning AMI o'clock afternoon nain- Zoe New ofk al
the ~ O'Clock morning AID O'Clock afternoon uslns ifn
~-fOrk. M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
r.. c.ss-aynss-1 M W-yORA AND n
4 = .,ssss Szszsrs.. tklt RAILROAD .ssrsl

from May !. 1919. uBhI farther notice
BOR PAsssNGEss-LeaYe NaH-lOh tom ue i0g u
Duant-st) at o'clock, 4 ". and 0ciO,k. PSI " fsr
mont. Blsuyelislle, CIsrk-0Wn, Spring Valley hoesei
RRtnspo Monroe WORKS, Tuners, Monroe. Otiorf Ohes
ter, Goshen, new Hampton Middle.0~n h1"-As Vt
VI. Ia and Porn Jervis.
F1r New oh and Intern sdate p.eces Lesye fon l-i
vi-ai6 AN and al 3 NJ OusVile, ~ 50 n add .
P NJ. Mddatown. Al NJ ana 4 z d., Goshen, J
A N and 4 ~ p D.. Chester A. ~ ~ and y Pm
All baggage 4, he risk Of us owner unless pa =
charge o. he baggage f0y 1s 81 personal ns
gage allowed 10 ssch psssenfer 30 ifeghi aseo - es
passenger trains
FoR FREIGHT-Lesye New.Kork Al O'Clock, IN pei
bsrges Samuel Marsh Henry suydsm Jr aud Dunsn
Leave Pom Jervis AZ . A "; Ousillo O.. ID AN Ma
dlsONn At N An Goshen al ~ NJ sud Chester ~ N
nug will be taken ucrulug aud evening BIZ 1fals m,
nlng expressly Tor that purpose
40 n 81 g. sEYMOuR supefnlsrdenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
p..,r.c,,oa of IN. Hadu.y COMPANY. Dam.
Corespondence Of The Tribune
LELAND DEroI Mass. Nov. .. l-is-


ICELAND DEPOT Msss. Nov. %, l-is-
GESTs: Having noticed in The Tribune Of Goth
met article from correspondent n relation io tAe
recent destruction Of the great dam across the Con
neocut this place belonging 70 The Hsdiey ans GO
beg the privilege 70 correct one or two staten eu~
contained therein
Your correspondent states that 'ns Destruction q ne
dam was owing % "a having been bulk TOO 's'i
and that the loss Of the Company e estimated from
500 900 10 $4,000 That the dam was butt " too
ssht is certainly news y these engaged 10 building
H. and doubtless the idea is zove one % TIE many
sciensc gentlemen who inspected ne structure prior
,, H. se-ng removed The Of the disaster has
been ssrertsiped upon examination slrce % nave been
the measure Of water in the natural cregces %
sone foundation which les Ia successve layers n N
obIioue direction with the dip down stream Segera.
large masses Of stones have oeen discovered
70 be upturned with portions Of the sis Doied %
them The entire lOss Of the Company vii not
coed $50 600 and vii retard their operations here
~ Ill the breach eau be repaired or q dam
built few months and cOmple before the water
power will be wanted Tor use.
Those Interested 10 tne Company here consider the
election Of Gen Taylor and the triumph Of Wig prin
ciples worth enough % them 20 build dozen such
dams and ] doubt not they viii commence ne"
one early ia the ensuing spring, much more cheer
fully under the prospect Of wise and oenehcent o.
ulstraton than they I'D the first with the dark cloud
Of LOcof oc0lsm DrO0diug over them win porienio-s
gloom Yours, sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

=, UPRENk CoCRT-J0Hs WILLY al GE0RGE r PrI
- NAN a1siast gABfllEL D. i1ikN-s4larns la-g
rsfi Hl fa1lrsflH 6abklEL ~ kMANsr lau hereby
sra-t q. tts-f a- lsat f1 laas- al ~ah ..r.
-r-ra s-fs-t .aa ED serve ' Irlr
ts. -.'-r a-r- -rra-- a. t- tsf af sa.h
sal I4 al pr aass-r f- allr--tf a- ltafif
'sks - . To lari--l and fI Declare
fr l-fs i-r-.f rlu t-h 14f ri Olo5- ll..sa
-slt ll1fr-i 30 irt i- 1-s-s sf ~ lDl,st f-e fe
>1r-ul-r 49, LIFfSGsr0s b MILLER.
lll s- Pilat-'s At-.fa-f
N0rlCE l-r-8. s-1 usf 1t-rsl-i ~ .--1 s7re1t-
y b Pc lti- C1ltl .f Kat. sitrstrf ift0HT
-AfuLArD at- H -- CRY al lrsFl. ssf .alafl tetsi.
e. that .t-.-i saai t-.-sa-
as-s- sat e. ll- sl-af al their -ff- at-nt-il-
- .at slr1-ffatrr. 1sr .rtrl-I o. ii-.- 81
ait o. Nss IlrE -N.t r. l-fs ENMA sANDLAND,
0fu Atl--lftrafr.l. Dl-aals sr0ltJn.
Dr ORDERafPt,rt Bl.lsl E.ir- J-s Nae C.lai,
ID HaIts t1af tll l1~lt ..s fsl~f
tel-s -.- ests,- @ sIEPHES HERRICk r. r-si-.
-r1-f cd co.'s faIr-li i a.s --tts
d trp-Lr 40 1-a.- sob s--i.al-lt According 40
sn a lo1-ls r 10 frst F-s.rsral ~ 2 alta- al ts
- as t-.s 10 ln, - r-s-sis ci ls state tlf 30
i---l O. an of ~ D. -. ~. sa Pr-r-y sa 's sut- =
l frs-s.-r .I sll sl.l Hr-rrs Ban.
-..t-l -7 rl.' q s--i laII
1.4Is~-u , @tiFfis auF fr Altsrllaz Creditor
A. ri l.CAslE p s.rz- .. ~ c0l-t, n
- l"lA .te- .---f p t. r-r.l-s lts .lfrl.
slt-st ISAAC QrtCyEeHl-i ft.- CfI "a g.
f--t-. rrs-rf ft@-r. d. 80
al samuel WF.ln4 III. v-a-r street. II
l.. ri Yes e.r- l- trf--ll fsr c. rsr.. assf
Dates So .rl. i..rta til n ,-Tt-l.a-f ~
Cd J. HAMILTON.
~ltF-n Alf 81 AChkNbLsH N--- -