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Thrses z9f do. Fives Interior. 2of There hes been
but very little done In the railway share market to
day, but prices have undergone but very little change
AsrwEsr, Jan 20 Business Ia conss seem, rsvi-
vips anew under the favorable infu-ncs Of the ints
gencefron Holland, London. and Hamburg Carroll
No Rice is In greater demand for sxportstiou. the
fresh imports causing -aes In bond In Sugars bust
ness was very brisk during tho current week. and
prtces rising There 10 but little stock in hand hold
ere having favorable opinion Of she article show but
little dspo,iton to realise Our stock IL about 10 500
cases of pale Havana 500 Of white do 80
$500 bass aud IT'S barrels Of whis Brssisu aud Mus
covado; 600 bags OF Siam and TOO krsuchauds OF ia
vapese. The rise In refined sugars continues, ssps
oislly In candies, which, however, have not gone OF
very briekly ct exciting prices v rt.
FREIaHTs AT LIvEsrooL, JAN. 28.-Tho freight mar
ket offers few features sincs our last report, but
We notice q rather improved feeling in business for
the northern ports, both freight and passengers be
ing less dhcult to be obtained Of late, and the
whole fsir spring trade Is expscted. For Nav
York dead weight los to l2s Cd tom aue goods,
l6s to It's Ga hardware las. 3D. to Is; ssrthsnwars
Is. to 8. Boston-desd weight, l5s to lis. Cd ! One
goods, 20s hard ware, EOS earthe nwarc, IS Phia
dslphia-desd weight l2s Cd to 10; fne goods, 2oa
hardware, 20s; earthenware, 9s to 10 New Orleans =
dead weight, 81. to TO- foe gools, 12s Cd hardware
los earthenwsre, Is. to 6.-Focks r Bouk.
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EA,66,,2lI
Dated the 18th day Of Jan. 1910.
.A.66A.2lI
Markets.


LONDON MoNKr MARKET, Friday, Jan. 26-2P M
The coneo market etiIl continues buoyant YES
terday and the price has advanced to OK for the
count and with but very slight difference for
with the bank can bring 60 bear Is alleged to be In
operatien in order to enable Sir Charles Wood to sp.
peal the prices Of the three per cents ~ evidences
Of the improving state Of the on the meeting
Of parliament next week. We have hundred times
had occssion to explain how this Is Q very fslacious
test but still people who ought to know bstter allow
is not improbable but the Chancellor will rely with
conhderce on the continued existence Of that descrp
tion Of oredulty The three PER cents reduced have
been done from Oh to s1& the three and quarter
bills AZ 40; the March, ~ 40; and India bonds Al so
prem. The transactions In foreign securities have
not Deen very extensive but prices have been pretty
steady, the change rather tending upwards. Brasil
old bonds have been done at 70 feH: Mexican 28,!
2d Stansh five per cents l6x 10; the three per eents
M 70; Portuguese three per cents 26H the four psr
Genus c,, Tai Dutch two and.a hAf per cents 4ox
4sA and the four per cont certificates 7sz 7SX The
railway share market continues decidedly arm, with =
steady upward movement In many Of the prices
Consols for account, sl4 0ih. """A'
p AMERICAN STATE SrocK.-Jan. 20 Latest Lordor
P,ie,s United States Six per cents $685. 104 s; New
York Five per cents 1850, 81 do 1885, 90; do (s6o
80; Pepntylvsnia Five per cents, TX 2l, OK. div;
ohu,etts Five per cents (ster Bonds) tIsss) 98 Q;
Leusapa Five per cents Daring Co }, (lS5O 50 e7
Maryland Five per cents (Ster Bonds), 746; Aiabams
Five per cents. IS; do (S'er Bonds), 90.
Pans Boussr, wednesday, Jan. M:-Ths market
afraid to operate to any extent Very little business
for ca,b as been done, and at the close prices
generally marked lover Tbrees At 4bk 45c Elves,
'5f Zoo and New Loan, 76t 2So. The market closed
ar tJe Elves fer cash 7bf, 49,; for account 75G
ooci NV Losr, T5f $50 for account, 75f 05c; Bank
Of sisncs stares, lsesf Nespoiitsn, eof.; Spsaish
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NIoveme nts Of lndlvld nails.

The following comprised the principal portion of
AMERIcAN-J. G. Smith, New York; Captain STAINS.
berry, U. s. Engineer; C. Wells, u. s. Navy; W. A.
Ross, Georgia; B. Edwards, do; II. Newoomb, U s..
Johnson, Waterville; Hslleck, Weston;J B. Hsnine.
ton, Utioa-for California. J. Waterman Charleston;
j. Miller, Florida AsToR- Signorius Fascistti Milan
Signor Fssoiatti, do; Signorstta Fssciatt dol Mon
,eSt and Madame Fqnstti, do. G; C. Crosan, Phila
!; White, Ro.bury; W. Robinson, Louisville; H.
e. wntn ss.. W osss.ss
CIrI-Jos worke, Nashville; Z. p. Eakin, New York;
Capt. Chase, U; Army; c. Lsvering Baltimore; E.
Norfolk; NJ Worthingten, H.; Col. Travers, Pster.
SOM Q; H. Tillinghust, U. s: Army; Ed RowIsy Phi.
lad N Re-, H. Putnam, Freshpond; +. A Ander
ton; j. York Dayton r.: Anderson, Boston; NJ Ellis,
M.,s: Ps;ss;n Il Wallace yisk'bqssh NJ
hchsi dson, Massachusetts,; D. Perkins Washington;
M: stuart, New Orleans; Gen. Wilson. PhilsdeIphis;
H M pav'S so Veio; C. Grsy st Louis svsa
y. 5. Eng; DR.. Schofsr, do; J. C. Thompson do;
Pb ss's w, Webbing per Niagsr:
NJ; 1t Green, do; J. R. Merwin, do. D. Psrisros,
Salem, @. ~ Shey, Boston; Capt Inman, w. s.. A.;
S,S, MsntsS%ery DO T. cr0f'ou' dol Major Ken
isville Journal and C. Bulitt, Of the New Orleans
Pscayune, the latter of whom accompanies General
Taylor to Warrington have been nvtted BY the Pree
dent eectto establish administration paper at the
capital. Hon Baiie Peyton has been offered the post
Of Attorney General
General Taylor has no children at school in Bslti.
but Mrs Taylor and Mrs Bliss have gone
to see the Generals daughter Mrs Wood, the wife Of
DR. Wood.
The Philadelphia Timer Of yesterday, says -" The
lion Of DER city, yesterday was the vAnq usher of
Sullivan, Thomas Hyer. He WAS combined In the
debtors apartment Of Moysmen.ing prison, which
place was bssissed all day BY crowds to him Ths
Of the prison allow the lion" to see every
be dy he wishes. The repecs shown to Hyer and tho
anxiety TO look at him, shxke With hi m "A
beaten all to pieces the late popular demonstrators as
In this city and eewhere in honor of the
heroes coming from Ne xoo With the flesh ami
green upon Their brsws Your Presiieuts OF th- n-
ted States bad better stay away from rata i,phi,
hereafter Their receptions arc bound 10 LOOK small
b. ,ee eide Of Hyers.
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New York Legislature.

ALnAsr, Feb. IL, 1870
COURTS IN nRookLv..
Mr. BoFrg, Of tho Second d,tret gave n,,ies ~ bi,
intention to brig la bll for ths sstabn.bass. al
certain ooufts, In Brooklyn.
mONUmrrr.
The resolution previously offered, I'm Ia. .,.ssA .,
adopted. 'F'f'
trgS SCHOOLS,
Tho Committee NJ tho Wbss l..s o.. o. ks,s 49,, A.,
Efsahhneuttf tree sohoolT so ~, y y =, go.
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Ro,,ceUnteIp,u.uc.

Reputation for Yankee Suilivan.-OHicer Clifford
arrived In this city yesterday, from Baltimore, with
requhitioz from the Governor Of the State Of Mary
land, for the arrest Of James Sullivan, alias Yankee
Sullivan" the pugilist Yankee appears to have
tipped the officer the double yesterdsy, as he was
unable to find him. II was rumored that during the
day Yankee was seen In Hoboken, and before twelve
O'Clock this day It IL said he will be In the state Of
Conn eoticut
a Violent Outrsge.-On Sunday afternoon a man
BY the name Of Austin Gibbop, entered the dwelling
house No 100 Greenwich street. about Ave O'Clock BY
passing through the front basement when he seized
small German girl, by the name Of Grsda Elsohst,
aged about Is years, whom the villain dragged into
the back Kitchen where he endeavored to Violate her
person. An alarm was given, and some Of the neigh
bors came to her assistance when the RACIAL made his
escape cut Of the back window, and over the fences
into Thomas street. whore he caught by Assistant
Captain Cook, and Officer Fresn, Of the LIST ward
police. He was taken before Justice M'Grath and
committed for trial.
HgAWsy Robbery A young man by the name of
George Sweet was arrested yesterday, . charge Of
knocking down and robbing Henry Armstrong, OF No.
70 Hamnersly street, and stealing from his person S8
In bank bills and quarter gold Eagle The used,
and man unknown, fell upon the complainant on
Sunday night ct the Of Orange and Cross Streets
Knocked him down and when down he held BY
one while the ether robbed him. On searching the
prison SO bill was found ON bis person which was
identified by Aimstror as OF the bills stolen from
bis pocket BY the robbers Justice NcGrsth committed
the accused to prison for trial
.4,rsH Of Hotel Thief-Ofioer Frean, Of the LIST
ward, arrested yesterday, man by the name Of
chard Taylor, who detected at the Pearl street
house In the act Of stealing coat worth $14, belong
ipg TO Mr Nrhaniel Hubbard, one Of the boarders
sso coat worth $40 the property a. Alfred X Spear
ke.ss one OF the boarders The nief was looked up
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The Very --latest.


The state Of the country nothing improved during
the last few days. Tie government unable to d.
vine tho reason Of the incendiary ores In Ulster
cannot tell what to do with the poor laws and how to
rid themselves Of tho annoyance Of tho frequent sp-
peals- which are made for relief
Spain.
Later advises from Madrid have come to hand They
taken place between the Csrst and Qussn's forces,
and that the latter were defeated.
Frankfort.
Our private telegraph London reporter advises
Fra md that mercsl matters
there continued to improve large business had been
done In stocks and exchange on London and Paris
was In good demand.
AMERICAN STocxs IN LONDON, JAN. n.
Within the last fortnight American stocks Of nearly
prices have advancing tendency United States six
per GENTS due in 1863 have gone l05 dividend
The chief Of this advance 10 owing TO the small
in the hands Of sellers the large houses Of Dem
pisons and others, firmly refusing to sell. Maryland
has also advanced from 70 to rs, In consequence
of the feeling which prevails that this small state with
large debt Is doing all in its power to honestly
towards its creditors. Massachusetts, i've per cent
sterling Bonds ses) are quoted at 81 ss and co. and
from the very firm feeling which prevails likely to
continue at that price. Indiana Is bsing inquired
after. Tho circular Of Messrs. Csmman u White.
giving Satisfaction and assuring English bond.
holders that this State Is gradually, but surely,
getting out Of it.. difficulties. the present cur:
have been inquired tor, and steady at Tx
72h dividend. The prices OF other American State
stocks, as now quoted in London, are New York Ave
per cents Qss6) 81 do (lS6s) OF; do Qsool %; Ohio
Blk per cents, ~ 90; do us0o) so 9slS; Ma'sachu
setts Eve per GENTS sterling bonds s5 S8h 09 Loui-
sians i've per cents, Daring Co 1850 so S6 81;
Alabama five per cents, SO; and do sterlins bonds 60
LIVERPOOL CORY MARKET, Jan q, 1S49.
We are without any change in our Corn Market
to- day. The trade remains in every particular the
came as yesterday. Holders are nrm, but We have
little doing
MANCHESTER, GOODS AND YARN MARKEr,}
January ~, lS48.
The demand for both goods and var is brisk to- day
and holders enabled to obtain pretty full prices
The tone of business 10 active and
HAvRE CorroN MARIETTA teegra phio oommuni-
cation just Ut ha0d from London and Southampton,
reports the market for cotton at Hsvre, very finn.
Offers for considerable lots had been mado fac-
tional reduction, but which holders had declined. The
bcuyens feeling in the Liverpool market will be known
there to- day, and will no doubt act upon the prs
v,ousy firm feeling ut Havre. Our oorrespo n dent at
Have states that commercial matters there continue
on On improved character.
Shipping Intelligence.
sYed from Havc Jan 2Uta Victor disagreement for New York
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS Brgadler Gen. Wool,
accompanied by Major Winthrop, A. A. G., and
+. c. Mclean, A. d. G., larrived in this city last
night, and occupy apartments at the Astor House.
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The STEAMER BUENA VISTA was not in the late
action in Venezuela. A letter from General Paez,
received IN this city, states that he is confident of
being finally successful.
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STEAMSHIP SARAH SANDs.-The steamship Sa-
rah Sands, Capt. Thompson, sailed on the 18th
ult. instead Of the 10th.
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=. crepm Court, l5 II, Is, 10 20, 81, 20, IS ~,
sst 70 ~ ~ Is Superior Court 68, 49, lOs l04 108
100 III ns lle l22 l26, 1874 100, rs, n 6a l. ga T. So
-, ~ Il al az la ~ iaS lao Jas l4o 162 Iss, 1854 1856
-el, 81, 90, "a, 81 TO 10, inclusive, 10, a.
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CALIFORNIA NEws.-One of the evening papers,
yesterday, contained letter from San Francisco,
dated the 7th Of December, and calls it the very
latest, &c. Our advices by Mr.. Anterior, pub.
lIsbed yesterday morning, were to the 10th of
that month. 1t appears by this letter of the 9TH
that the concern that published it still continues
tto follow copY''
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The Cherokee oppose the late treaty OF Mr. Msdil
With the MeLoninee Indians.
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f&,270,37s

E2aN9Ns f5s,Z037s
DEPARTMENT.
froprietorS Capital & ,66y0OO 0overnment SsourL
Rest. ............. 3Si,lS2 ties (ineludinG
Pubic Deposits Tin. Dead eight An
GLIDING kxchs nuity). ......... ELa62l ,o5f
queI Savings Osher Ssouri lies. .. lU,512,lH
DankA Comme Notes y6fI,9f0
aoneJs ofNauonal Geld and Silver
Debt and DivL Coin .......... 773l76
dsDd Aocouns).. S,671l4O
Other Deposits. 49,. ll,7Z 6l7
esren. day and other
Bills. :. ......... l,siI8
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depsrtnent-BeIfs Weekly Masssuger
TIE EXPLOSION At DARNLEr MAI. CoLLIEnv-
EIGHTY oNE Laws Losr.-The numbsr Of persons as
csrtsihed to be killed at Darnley Main Cosry is 81
men and boys. 10 have been erawn out deed 81 havs
been drawn out alive three Of whom have ice dad
and three remain in the works This IL consds rabv
more than peri'hed In the Oaks colisry in 1917 1t /,
not known how the explosion took place but is sup
poeed that took place the part OF the work,
which Ia called by the workmen the dip or ode.
end, near the barracks o. Mount Vernon.
Coal has been discovered In the Straits CT MAGELLAN
This viii be important to our commerce
Austria.
Mercantile advioss from Vienna to the 18th instant
mention announcement upon authority, that the
contract for the loan Of IS 900 sterling will be
deferred till March. s.
DRESDEN, Jan. 20, 1885,
The Second Chamber to- day decided agsinst thu sp
pontnept Of an hereditary and irresponsible chef at
the head Of Germany by majority or 81 against y;
and in favor Of responsible president, by majority
of b4 against 10.
Turkey.
On the Sd uIt, Consta pople was visited with q
most terrific hurricane which destroyed all kinds Of
property to the Of about Of pia,tsr
we DO not learn that any lives were lott.
China.
HE oates from Hong Kong to the seth Of Novem'
Der E.eryumpg rems ned quiet at the various settle
nepts In China His exoeiiency John w. Davis, the
American Com missioner remained az anton bat was
expeskd to visit MANILA after touching at Hong Kong.
The Cholera In Europe.
The progress OF the cholera on account M
Spg appearance IN the United States, prd ~. los, of
ate which has taken place amongst III. chldfen who
were attacked with the msihiy 81 Tootisz near Lon
don. 10 now watched With un dim inished nxoty Ita
ravsges have net, bos,ver been more during
the as; fcrtpjght The ttal number OF REQ ,g.d
nm IT, Wsdpetday Last eFre + oh4 vhrranf ObI h,i
proved fatal lIs had ccvsred ard 155 under
rr.stns II. tbs result not stated. Witnu tins
entire score Of the limits Of the R"gatrst ia neral In
Guiding Scotland, the Dew cases which appear a.ily
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Tho New Fourierits Code OF Legal Practice

New York, TUESDAY, February ID. 1910.
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WHoi Fsnty roisorrp. we learned, last even.
Ing that the iamiy ~ Mr. Wsrd. were poisoned. The
family consisfe OF nine persons -viz: Mr. Ward, wife,
rncther asd sx Others ali ~ whom under the In
nnspce o. the drug, whatever IL may be 10 appears
that they s took dinner together yesterday at their
residence on Elizabeth street short time after wards
four II them s-izrd With vomiting and. In the
course a the Afternoon the other Eve vere also, taken
sick Physicians were sent for, and immediately pro-
nourced The poison. The proper antidotes we're
srplied, srd had tse expected enect-pisciDg all
cent M Ward his Wifi. aud mother out Of danger.
Thcv Ut t. O'Clock last evening lay In precarious
state sn6 wofe not expected TO survive un morning.
hnt stilI hopes were enter anpd The younger me
hers Of the family segerug about the house IN
fort stvpor, 1ike p'rson- under ths innu-nce OF
fi..or Vcw the poi sou cane e matter ~ specula
ton Ard u " known shether " vas intentonsy
or accidentally administered AZ hr.t the water VS.
suspected b-t upon suslyzsiiou, nothing vas fosnd
and when &c left Last evening, Dr Murfhy Nso tssen
pat Of the coffee which wa It's at dinner te ana,e
a. We aid not sscerisin the result OF bis invest
tcp Str-e persons at'ributed the poison TO the mus
g. milk sickness, at this season OF the year hs' oceu
ierttufofe kfown In that part OF the city Cnc'iH@
s7onmerrfrf Serf 10.
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AT,ccsFnoS rss Ftosips Iyp,.ys The Tslisbss-
see Ola Snfine 81 the Attn inst. publishes the fol-
loving aespatch from Msjer Morris to the Adjutsnt
General Of the Army
FoRr Bsooxr. ". ~ Aug 20, lsss.
Sir white flag, made OF feathers, with the symbols
used by Bo~egs bead chief 81 the Semnoles tobacco
encirced With string Of white beads, found yss-
t-rdsy 18th Inst fastened 20 the door Of thn Philippe
Bermud.,, tspapiard) at Sara Sofa.
This man has lived most friendly terms With the
fndap but having also been In fres intercourse with
the whites abandoned his property Of Sara Sofa ON
returning he found IL unhsrmed, and the emblem %
peace his door; he made the necessary mark sgui-
Ding the time he hsd found the nag and his intention
to return at full moon.
captain asey will accompany him. and as Phippes's
word is 20 be implicitly relied ON, have hope that
some Information In regard to the feelings Of the
ton gill be gained
Upon the receipt Of this Gag, I determined to coun-
ternsnd the order for the troops TO move into the
country for the protection Of the settlements they
might tend TO alarm the Indians, epdsoger the
sefety OF Capt Casey vhe will In very short time b
able TO ascertain whether this flag placed ut the
door OF Bermudez ss Of his security,
OF message 20 the agent here-no marks. other thas
those before mentioned having been made to help cor
lecture.
am, very respectfully, your obt .erv't
(signed) w w. MORRIs,
Major Z. s. A., Indian Agent.
Maj Gen. n Jorrs, Adjt Gen. U. g. A.,
Washington city.
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~ BosroS.-Notce having been received OF the City
Earsbss once, yesterday after noon, that young
had rendered counterfeit $40 bill on the Shoe sea
Leather Dealers Bank. 1T the hardware store Of Mr..
w. n Barnes, No. Union IT., and that theyouug
vas desn.d at the store constable Clspp promptly re-
paired to the spot, and on interrogatipg the yousg
man YES inf-rmed that the counterfeit bill had been
received BY him from DR. Dow. No. 10 wilson's lane.
The young man (~hese name vas given a. joel joe
sslyb) was conducted to ths Msrssss Office and there
lift IN custody Ofhcers then proceeded towards the
,fhee Of DIT Dow alias Young alias Josselyn and 40
they approached near the door. sailed out but
~asgenty requested BY officer Clspp to go back He
gave the name u n stevens ON enterins the OF
hce he put hands into his side pockets sod 81 THE
m,uent ssis.d by the officers VINO relieved him OF
thirty one $40 bills (couuterfeiD on the Snoe sud
Itntk.r Dealers Bsnk lie secured and takes vtth
Joss,iyn to Jail Search being made, there ~as 5000
found In Dovs Once large carpethAg the ccnteuts ~
which turned out to be rre:ty good sett Of bursisr
tools and vspons consisting 81 two Engiish Jim mica
Q large number Of skeleton teys, dirks, loaded anA
osypt pistols, DARK lantern Nss-Bssws Ms sspt II
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Our German Correspondence.

BssLfr, August q. 1872
tn, EsrosS Relate, 10 TIE German Uric. tn, Prele5,
abandonment If the Scheme by Prassis- The Supve-s
cyof Russia, &C SC.
TIE diplomatic correspondence relating TO the nego
tistions between Prussis and the different German
powers on the "unioa question:" has been produced
in the chsnbers by the ministry together With
pose CT - latter in .hics the policy and position q
the es%~nuent in regard to that question. are es
plan,d. The facts, we learn from the Documents and
the speeches, which hels their produot'n b.
the upd.rseerstsry Of State, Mr. Won Bnlov. In the
upper chamber. and the royal commissions, MIR Won
hsdo~i,s in the lower house, are the same already
stated In previous letters The majority OF the minor
powers ." Germany. have already either formally join
ID the rrussAn league, ignined their intention 70
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ISrvfrfvE krsvLEpoE. 1t has been remarked In B.l
gitm. that whenever the cholera bccsne violent In
village 90 tOvn the s~sllos and other birds
ana tmierssd, but that they returned the ssci,ne
~ the ois.ese Thus ~ happened At Yervt~es, wnen
90 people died ~ eholers per out of SPECULATION
ofzUS thai not single swallow or sibg,sa bird vas
t. be teen When cholera sent away, hs birds re-
turned-K oirs Z,,furx.
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In Isais, the Dewsp Moclraj has been pronounced
guilty of the murder 90 Nessrr Agnev and Anderson.
snd vas sentenced by tn. conrt TO DEATH but at
the tame time recon dcd To mercy as the victim
Of eheumsisDces." We are happy to hnd that the
rumort 20 between tholsb singh and the British
government are vithont found a,ios
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Skipping Intelligence

Ar;x., g. y.,, MoNTREAL. Aug - PM
Al, -, Bosros. Aug g.
Arriyed-Duch bark Factory, Rotterdam bries I;uro
(swedish) Gotten Oleron Charleston; Ha
vana 18th ult July 2s lat SO Ion rs spoke schr Niiwau
kie Georgetown for Portsmouth.
scsr Sawyer Bonairs July IT, left ship Augustus Bos
sop day schTs Petrol Portland days Lghtfoot
Noleans Otis, Wasbngton NC; Elizabeth Albany; st
York. ~ '''" w"
Cleared-Barks Nancy Treat. Havana; Mary Waterman.
HOrleans bs Victory Buenos Ayres; Trnana (Sieiiian
Palermo schr Aanetts, New York.
c,, p,, SULLIVAN. Ne, Aug 20.
Cleared-Brig Ionic Walsh with cargo OF granite con
Ign. - " -A
-, MAcHIAs. Aug e.
AryedIBrgJ de Carthagens, Ingalls,, New York; schr
sailed-scbr VIM Pope, Foster, Bridgeport. Conn.,
Ao. p.c ~ BANGOR, Aug2.
Arrived-sohrs Warren, New York; Utica, do, 4th.
Sailed shr, c,.,,, =, NEwsURYPoRr, Aug4.
sailed-Schr Mary Clark, New York.
Arrived 5th-Schr Waterwitch, Philadelphia.
NV BEDFORD. 3.
ArriyedISchrs Abby Chace Bristol California;
Sailed, 4h-Bark Persia, Pacific Ocean.