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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
rY- The VieksBnrg Miss WA,g means to be

ahead next time.-HeN Hea
"DoN'r srxAL ovA THpNpxk-We are in favor Of
the resnnexaton Of Cubs 10 the United states No
Democratic paper has yet tsken this position Il 10
solely and exclusively We intend 70 tght for Il
And when the fruit is ready 10 be gathered We vii
either shake the tree or hold the hat II the old man
should sdopt the one term principle CSHiesGea ana
C.Ba viii will he our motto in is52. Dye hear that
boysf"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-20
Total Amount of Produce by the Hudson
River Roafs.

WTpxtsoAY. Sept. 10 $3.50 bbls Flour $500 bBsl
Whes $50 bgsh Corn s1uC bush Osts. g bbls Whisky
~ bbs Ashes, ~ bales Wool, .455 boxes Geese.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

FroM NAvASt.-The Chichester papers Of Saturday
last have sdvces from Havana 10 4th iast rsoesv
by the issbelis Reid We quote from . commercial
circular In the Cosriev:--
Tho quarantine regulations usAltesed a. regard
the United States bsiDg twenty days from detected and
eight days from non Infected ports vesseis frc the
Prtish provinces are suject to eight days observation
bringing clean tiils Of health aud vessels from rps-
land To twenty days quarantine from injected aud
few days observation from Infected ports Is 10
the general practice here fr the ohsraes
incurred under the present circumstances s borae
by the In proportion TO tho freight
which each parcel Ia iisbe This appears fair NJ the
quarantine expenses moderate and the he's
TO bear unsded the heavy extra charges ed BY
the detention Of twenty days All the most rsspects-
Bile houses have agreed in acting the above prnci
pie, but some resist and thereby occasion much sd-
dtional trouble to the consgpeep of vessels II would
be desirable therefore to insert In all bills OF Iajips
that tho goods shipped are to bear proportionato
amount OF tho quarantine charges In al whero
they are ended in quarantine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

On Thursdsy morning. Sept 90 of internal bsmoY-
rhsee MANY vito Of Jsmes Kssruey Baker in the +4th
year Of her age.
Tho ffienos and Acquaiptances " tho family ara
specially invited to her funeral on Friday 3ss
Inst from her late residence Fy seventh street md
Third avenue. at ~ O'Clock
On Thursday 20 b inst Jouv Lsnrn In the 10th
year Of his nRe
Tho funeral will take place this Frdsy) afternoon
vt his late residence In Twenty eighth street near
Ninth avenue at 2o'clock 7. NJ Ths frisnds and 40
quaintsDces Of the family respectfully invited to
attend. without further invitation
At Old Point Comfort, We, on TIE 18th inst, ED-
WARD CAnHIcHAEL, aged years, months and Z days.
sny child OIL IL. L., and Anr1E Il. Sellers formerly
Of Philadelphia
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Pasasnasss Asiisd.


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s.r.s,.r .ss Vel II, :...,. Mrs s'-.rd spsv''s
csssis'ioS~sSIs As'oaeHr H,vA.r.. s.s.sn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

1ns posr.L AspsSersfsrs ~ C.tWssSu-We
have complaints IN various qusrtsr- In ri ,on 10
the naureems Mt ~ the poet office At san Francisco
sud hoTe the suhject will sttrsct tn. attention
b. brought 20 toe notice Of the poet ofes department
An cs port .ut that at san Francisco should
b. hlied b person vho will perform ita duties
inithahy aud 10 Tn. general scceptston q tn com
sonity The following u an extract from letter Ia.
I'd Ssn frsnciscO Jply is recev-d by gentleman In
this city esiisted there a. no honesty In the
poet cce here and hall not pay any letters
hesrd 81 the poet ofiloe wibdow this afternoon
for letters the sdoiess being handed i1to the vim
Gov . rIip % paper, ard vas answered cannot
attend toit' Can youfet me know - taorrowl No
cannot promise = ~il ssthfr you ior yeur trou-
Die The aps~cr Hov much will ycu rive lie
replied = vili give you so and wss answered q a M
the morning ard you sbsii have them au alto
slhy Informed b, know that they have called for
letters ftpsstsdly and answered there sous
sns By making smother call. succeeded IN getting
th.tr MIR - told me to-day that hs had
called for bis letters by The sst steamer iosr times
and Informed thztthe vere none for him Finally
co calling this Afternoon he rcceivsdt~o do not de-
SPAR yet 81 getting something from home by the last
ttesmsr."- Bssic~ Jcr.rsi SEPT ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

Sseorr Fscars or Ma. CLn's sssv,-r We snder-
,tsod thst . t.lgrspbic communication has been
csived frsm Ar clay by Mr Hodges % the 4a,rican,
stating that 90 arriving ct ssndutky his serrsot Levi
vac no here 20 b. found II " supposed thai he
either accidentally behind here, or hs. voluntarily
escsr.d the Ist.r moot probably II oil be recollect
% that he before induced to leave BY the Offer
~ 500 but refunded tire money and returned 10 his
master 81 Newport We learn that Mr. tlay has satho-
rs.d Nr Hodsss 60 psy his expenses home " he sgsis
rep.pt 81 the step he has taken and wishes 10 rpturn
o. esfsls IN. Y Co~meressi, Sept w.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

De- s1 s 10 10. Ne III - De d. 81: 10 - ls sic NAG
- 80 Dc, % - do de- AS % AersherA ksilrssA - q
90 a. s.s ~ 40 70 re-, ea nse sr.s''ss ksi'Tss1 '
y 6-lC us do i 90 Grocer, bsss ivi sde 40 100.
9S rshts Boston and Maioe RzirsAd O. lvn de de- 6 Dc
40. nv Asct'o lie shares Lynn sechnsics lnsurAAes
~ " do sssex .mpapy Ia ~ DO 0rsrise Banh.
1914; II DO City BARK l0i see state Blpt Gl ve<-
.tsra has:.ctn'sts Railroad Boz socs eacs) pay,
able aoS e4H Cheshire Rarssd Bonds ttlV0t esshb
payable july ls5s Tx certificates Boston city
cert stool (sio eschJ payable Fssrssry ~ lssl lntt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
our hIIsdslph,n Correspondents

PsiLADKIr1iA, Sept 20, 1912
Thakpset Of a., D,Gieu.ne' With hs Frcneh Mn,,r IN
Philadelphia tn, Paoht Sap se,srse y7rassi from
S.o'd -Sf,iisry hore->ais- I've Weaf.,r, Mar
tas &c.
The offensive letter % Mr. Poossin aud Witch caused
his dism.ssl reached tLs city by telegraph before
the close Of business hours aud produced no little
excitement The letter, coupled With the declaration
Of the government srg,n that it fear
srupture with trsnce has slightly changed tue res
tive position 81 III. bears and bulls OF the stock
bet aud a fesIDg Of returning confidence 10 already
vsibo In our monetary circles
ror som. Jsys pact considerable anxiety has been
t for the safety Of this packet ship yarsnac from III
r.rp6o said 60 Rave been rpokeD OF Hobtsuk Point
week seo. she reached her sbarf in good order aud
condition this morning nth vausbis freight and
ARE number 81 p--sepsers Among the pssssng.rs
the Rev Mr maxwell Rev. Sir. Newton, aud other
eminent di,iues ~ this city
he brig D-ls~sse arrived this mcrnns frem Sierra
Leone, With ost-s to the oh e August She bring.
intelligence ~ poftsnce Her cargo " quit. usb.
eonsriiDg In part Of spices esm~ood, ivory aud gcld
dust
number Of volunteer companies passed through
TIE city yesterday snd to-day Ga j"ip the military
osupn.Bt nov boidtDE ~ Bristol from present Ia
cicsiion, they are likely O. have cool moist tiue
~ 90
Th. r.athfr to. day ha. been cool aud blasteriug
9TH oec,ionsi shower nrst autteripss aud pat
teripss Ct the aGtumuai equinox
lie oOtdoor trsSszctious in the produce lin-,
Houf srktt ls bIisk Nith q disposition to c---sts
largely. h. sale this morning smount 90 800 bar
rsie. iresh ground for espoft 81 - Thsrs ~ far
dsnisns for city consumpton 81 yestsrdays rates
Wheat is IN Moderate request Sales e snt good
soptssIE rad 81 60 to ~ % Rye scarce and IN de-
mand corn 5000 bushels southern yrisv siost,
,oid at es tepts 80 change In cats sugss copsioaO
brisk ssl- ~ eco bags rrs1l q. ~ cent. 1o
time Nhistey, IN barrels ~ cents HCyscesd- are
scarce tsnd held 81 20b cs1tI
M. mo,ey market continues cay In. aslss az the
stock board to-day we're isss without sny material
change IN pficss. fOliuug
Iir.f Roc rd 80 state 81 - No. 90 de- ~. 3, a. 10
DO 90 ssot state De- -. tsD usrristurs RHb. - 90
ststo ~ lioV Efadin~ hk hrrtgkrr Bof 10 gys O1
kcrrigo~r RH 30 ~ shares Morris Csosla Ssraad
no I'd ~ 81 leo sstsSs n To- a. ~" copbtr az
1VJ Eask ~ 10 Nufriftceh Rf. tft fLiia
Dshk. ia. 40 Iehish o.. So.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

ItrurooL- rs,ke, ship New wora-H Hemsn. Az
f,s ferEu,ot; ezT u the seersgs-ali perfect hes.h
HsvEs-Psckrt ship Batmorc-Nss soucrd. % gsrig
Mr. Bsnrst srd ~ P,ri.; Nm. Msrxs, sHf ctf
and t~c Niss Desns. 10 in %.
CLA-co~-Stiy Fitch Swift Barclay nsry Asa Cstra.
rrs pasc'ny W hctfue.
ord scf,tnf.
Brisro. tynslBart CcsmeJ shsrp LADY sud two chill
trer ship kisses mar aud Eisaes. SHARP vm shary
s. 4 i.d-s - IN The s,srrrs~.
brfrsst ilreb-bsrk Ricnai--hrs pisty and Aauxhsr
TkiSfpAr-Rur Nel,itss. 81 New Hs-eu-RsrNr g y
HALEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
MARITIME INTnLLIaENcE
Fort ~ New York. Sept. ~, Is4s.

% NJ. t1d e.
s onan do a G's S.rss s- s~
ell Chsrlcts Rsrier Boston; Orion Miller Proyidsnse.
ar Scott s. J.hp. Ss. IsviS BrasSsss baassr
Brss- Cl.r. tswt Anderson G.henhurx Boorm,n. John.
sat. e. s,;n S Hal. s1 fea'h
,eph Ban B, Fulierten windsor Ms; rrehsndie Norw
tanssn ch.rles'on; Juliet. Hopkins. Bssmore Nc
s.:, s:iss1 .' sss. w
ntr Smith, Plymouth NC; Sarah Elizabeth. smith, New
Arrived.
%sel &c :s Ns~ Te1a kasss yssrpsS An; viz
oe9ei passed Br steamship Niagara. hesee for Liverpool
Packet shis Baltimore Conn. H,vre AVS - with md,. TO
Z" Ss
sRS sss ssy Arnold Newcastle Eng " days. with COS.
Ae,: :s o:sf :sy ss ss 81;
;sw large ship ysh painted ports and three stump GAL
=, sshE Elijah s.lf Levi: ci;sssx 81 dayvi nd.s and
t s.''si s'f a,s Sss
% p s .s. q aud f.. sdssa
sS q s% Ss.
for a.h from ss te a.
viz ,S % 0" Six passengers died
B.Ii Ionia crowe New Orleans. 80 day. with cotton. 70
sss With ship with painted sSs
Z @ 3. s' si ia as as's''
G.'Iiot y.sen. tB.noy fra.is oo.tsosacos MEXICO.
8ris oSio sTsnseemS aais.y "a DAYS With s.r...
- ss1i s% I; sss .s ~
DAY, S os "a J.s'ps sShc.o, GGot q n. died
ys' n'fs: sS. Z. "a. s .s . :sss
p g g ba ara ana parsa com pany on the iIth
Bris Stephen Hsrton tof rhomaston. Burton New Or
,snn ssr.%cs s,sr. gal. from Nh 10 xNE Loaf
Brig ,slsis nOyt caais. Ne days with is'hs to Smith
Brig Rideou. Smith Esatport edsy'. with lath and s.s
sebr iersris. qot Bristol Mel. Poland oros.v. r.nsrn.
= day. win vic. and b.rs 70 Aymr acs ssh ins' lag
u ss,r P.lli. ss,s.; 8. kits. g days with md'' 70
s sT d ms.5 sg s. y Ts,s ss,s1
S.. S:..ii william: Sssis.' sS:;s s'''' '''''A
schr LAvitrss J..lins, BsltimoEs, days.
s.h sss,iy. la 20 81 lon II Is, sr5i. brig
ots ss 1S." i sSs;n e. Fl, s':' days
f TSss ais sS,sa G Tss%:!. ;a.,
schr Lexington, smith. soe.poft adsy.
sesI asrsiio Ams.. Eddy, war.hsn. Day.
Sleep Cold Is.f james. nsofs Poia, with grantee fer
seer ,.iS rss, ABBOT. Newark with s.n.n. for U $
socr Dsrond.. Newark with cement for
Sailed.
shirs w.sh,pgton Ia Southampton and Bremen; sud
Gr New o i,.ns; Ps,e Marcy ssrt VIM Chase. Norfolk
bris Emily, Charleston; and several Others.
deeply laden hr's ,,e sw spi, h.rSor yes,
Tsstsrn port.
"sss sss q ., S-tio-ins fc'h all day.
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is;%s, hs: MI. :Ioo,
Usher phstcr Be:'.n. bris x.ry Staples. sa,i@oi.
Ycrs for dos Leo Jameson dc Tor a. RosSos. SAITH
ths for E..,rcr'' Albion Alien. o. for Bo',s, l'sh 9
,hp sriendid. B.sIer for cscrns to .i the IRE, isr
s.n; chr J"s ''Yc. big pf h,r T".y sierra
Ks,,s h.Sso- Ts'siii New iors' worss.s-, aS"Ss.
hsyssd ai. ss.r. i..ss ds Ssrnsr. nSs ssS
ss fs river S'n sis smi 1a fs"2 ,HHs Ro
GsS srn EN- Yrt 5S% ssss. s
Ds,i. b-ynun. Ne. Yers Ni.rsra. Yosns BRIDGEPORT;
!sSssip cS.%Ss f ' pssss ~. o,..n. sr Tho
@s. sS-sre Srs.nlss Gossssi venoeif-- !sari,nlscl
g vr,his DAVE ysn R,.-f: csr'ai Yss,.',. ssr-cS'
NJ cSi D.,s R,ssun N.s Yor,s .sprss. B.S s
H. ss,'i e., ssi ks'.y . p's.u,s se.
River Rio crsns, Morton, rr.,iss,.e steamer Blss Dls
Miscellaneous.
CoIIfsios ar srs-rhe nv hsrk susan. from Gi.srov
18Th inst IN lat ~ ~ Ion "a a. h.ns hsuisd ~.
Ne nom fsaors rSr ps,sisr. ~ she va. sons q
ss ,rs -,ns "a , 81. tine a, .,.s,r bad be. "s
,srs hse her usr,ins, ,-sd ,h esp The se-sp, ard
% s A . much s ' Ssn ss. . .ss
sugs,s ,,,, s., s y,rs ,.s,s &c boar. s ss'sr y
5.,sy % 4. h.: give. :, c's, I s ..'S,
tho'e on board the Susan.
IA Bs,s cMaLLsse.. LenE. f,sm ceesi,.s for Liver,
cocsispe
sioer rresos Hr., b.s.-. reported ,upt 81 R,espor,
saved th.mseIvs. '"''
L.rrsnss.A, En.so,,h, l,.h. .ty Of .soos 100 ,os.
srd fer rsets t.,-.sn Bsnrr. snd place
sssT = ~ tone c..s *. ssic,o r,sus. fs
frsh.. &C. .s ISM y CO. al
PER fastened s,ri q 100 ,oa', called N. ccrseis
Notices so marsnsrs!
cvsro" uous, Ns- Yo,s IL
S..s. h.r:,y give. ,s., ,hs ssle.is. s.srIssa ,h.
ard :, che ..s,s 2, ne r,s.s s, h.v. bee. erected
u. evening ~ Tsrrsssy ne o's is.a ''"'''' ''
n.r;sS rs,., ,,,h. Lows. e ~, ., s,oss situated !.
Point. :, Ne distinctly Visible rs,iss,or soiss ana
v.,is uS rs.. wifs hall cable. length Of IN. iisA,
rss, s,,s .rss .u.,d a. IN. uOu,s ., IN.
.,ss, a., F,sI I'D s.'T sns ht.S q ss-'. s,
nosh in iovr e.t io- vss sns serves guide into the
ps.. ,he ish, ~. in,csra rons NJ. cable. i.ss,h
MAXWELL ssrersssseua 90.
ne coHis.iep.r. q lph, Bssse. IA the British sor.h
y, .iSe o. TIE i. i " raw, ,ss's q NE
sss d1,Ss se y ssss s.'' rs.
stan, or.rsoa os II. ~ end ~ *. sss
WhsIeBser.
o. n's,.rs i.h 'ng g III, s,%s'c. ,sds,
;,sIs.,, s,. sss syss' A., &
wss sss sssrss -s Ice. .' oiss..p for.
tofnsst srd main iorrsiinp mas.
CO ., Warren. RI 18th shp Bovsi,eh waldron Pscisc,
~ fayta in Aug Hesper Peasc, VI 60 bills ~ do blk
fol oil.
AIDE sugla wrs Ir,.. hnsr, NIB o,p to sail Han on
c'uifc; Tsfsyete, Lawrence. NP- bbls
A. 1owhst Juiy ~ Aue,lys', Hoves M en- sp so vh
10 ~ S's q: siSs w. ~ ssS1s
sntur' Of OIL IN hoard not sts'ed
" Pitts P,~sse March 10 Ia, ~ a. Ia, I,s n p.rv
,rcitr of tdssr'cen fsiree reported March - lN9s
2fe " ON tosrd. fcr J.psn srs 20 touch Manila Had
etbtr ofM psrl lsst q Dec Monesur,s Benismin. NJ
ehsn t,et nor " fspD 20 Timer lss, Of Nay. Rodmsr
Dernts NIB rise.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

AroTpIa BIoT ~ nitspFtFHia.A meet disgr,or fui
riot occurred between u sna clock yesterday
Ing NJ the Noptery House, ~ Fourth ani ter
streets Southwark that place " Kept BY quiet,
tuofepsivo German. named Ahrenburg who vs- .
luut..r IA the Mexican and who did considerable
service ~ the battle Of Monterey IL appears that
party ~ Germans bad private dance ct this place
Moudsy evening aud several times between aud 10 o..
ccck gang CT OF graceful ro~diss attempted 20 fores
thsr~sy but tearing detection derised frs their sf
forts Al shout IL o'clock the ball broke and In less
than bsfsn hour after whilst party OF tn Germans
we're Etsrding In conversation Ia tbs oil AZ
The front door burst in and crowd ~ esrly DO
zen a desperate cuttbrost gang armed 10 the teth,
rushed IN p.il nell 1rins OF number Of pistol. -
they msde their iDeress Three ~ ae balls tocs effect
IN ~ many Germans The gang then fed III. watch
rallied possible aud arrested tao of tss
ssssilapts 81 bsus. Eeyt by benjamin Bcse In l1nm
ytr-.t b.ov Fourth. They we're looked mp for hes.
irF lie wounded Germans laying on the hc0r
st the hcntery bouse and ysciaps ntfr -hc
FASTENED to the spot aud endered them all medical
lief In their power Gsorge Heck shot with pts.
tol hall 10 entered the let side q HE neck pss-sd
around and fell out 81 the other eide whilst tn. Doctor
ever. and dangerous wound the bresst from sius.
Al .Gcrts 20 extract ~ we're made In The sitos-
ton 81 the 10 very critical. Another German.
named fraDck received r-eh wound in tn. sbiOmen;
sns eth smother struck rith ball, ~hieh lodged
N his bcot The parties arrested had sbsstins PES
tefdsy morning One ~ them named Barney HoHmsn,
vss identified having srsd pistol snd the othsr
o. him 81 the time Witness testified that Hardy
bad drawn knife on him Hoffman had one Of his
npeers bovn % probably by pistol. IN the hsnds
o. one Of the Zach ~ ths prisoners vss ordered
Go give ball IN the sum ~ $1,000 a. await ancher hsar
ing - Phfis ssh s,ys ~
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ttle Hhothtt'ht
CLssstYrcsrroS


Bosro- ses. ~ -Broksrs Bodrd-s shares pesss- s.t
Name Es,Irsd lnei>: ~ Fsstetr Railroad. lO1 " dc
Ishtrrr I.iirosd, l1st q A. le.t 10 o. Ois y...y
rose 81 ~ 80 do IN az; DO, tsk ~ % DO. IVAN
DO etport sra sasofusets Rsilrvsd s,A ~ % kssi
rg Railroad i6t sde korfek csvasy RsArest, m " 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

On the afternoon OF the 70 b inst By tho Rev Mr..
Quis II 81 Jcesph's Church. MIR PArsIcK MoELssr
TO Miss ASSn DoueHysrv Oldest daughter Of Mr. Dad
Icy Dsugherty, both II this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20, l84o.
The Equiror The l. O. O F. Grand Lodge of the Uni.
ted Staies-7ae Nep York Di6ieu,sy-Marseis, &c
The weather indicates the approach OF the autumnal
equinox, and as the crosses the line 10 morrow
shall doubte.s have the day set dawn In the a.
msnscs The air is damp and chilly, and the dark
snd dismal clouds have been hung out above
The odd Fellows Grand Lodge we're yesterday en-.
ragged in the discussion Of the porant question re-
lsv- TO the division among the brethren In New York
which may be called the question Of the session At
the last year meeting of the Grapd Lodge OF
delegates appeared from tbs.StSte OF New York and
investigation took place TO decide which OF the
set were entitled to seats After debe-ation tho
seats given e. the delegates from New York oity
Tho rejeotedsst II delegates went home in high DAD
aud their returning his year bav. been sg,in
rejected. They have, hos~v.r sent IN petition to
the Grand Lodge for divbi,n Of the State OF New
York ana that two Stat. Grand Lodges may be organ
ized. This, learn. II strongly resisted by number
Cfbe delegates especially from the western and eastern
ststcs who sbbor division p any form aud look
such precedent d-sfuotve ofthe harmony and en-
de- g.ripg the permsncncy Of the Order They think
would lead o. divisions In other States whilst It will
also be Ia direct contrnvention Of the constitution aud
fundaments al laws Of the Order Tbs subject s OF
deep interest and will IL is thousht not be disposed
Of before Saturday.
The new steamship Republic fired up last evening,
tc try her engines on trip down the bay They osc
listed 10 beautiful style, aud she moved along With
great rapidity. There was no one on board but her
oficer. and builders. She will make her public trial
trip on Saturday She will start her drst trip
Charleston N about two weeks between which port
and Baltimore she Ia to make weekly trips only re-
quitips her TO be one night At sea
In market yesterday considerable sales OF Toward
street and ity Mills four -ere made ut So. Drain
No change 20 note in the price Of either Wheat
Wtsh-y- ct last quotations Coffee The limited
stock here and in the cities Eastward. has had tho
effect Of keeping up the price, We report sale to day
~ 200 bags RIO. 10 30 West st cents
The following we're the rsss ., the stock board yes
teiday
seiO Nd au,r 81, ~; 600 Nd st'g Sc. 9s no ais vs.s
Bant. I'm 9sus Canal lg 20 H. ssd u Railroad, s<; 10
DO. bOm, ~. IL" u. ssr. Co, tod, IL
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Our Paris Correspondent

iAks, Apru ~, l>%S.
Tspes Of tie Dsy ia Fssnes-Seeisiis@- Gai=S,-Is.er-
reisisE IN ix .ifsirs Of Frsnes-Msysr6e<r's Ncr
or<rs Of tie Prspas:,," &c. &c
TIE great the week have been the modes.
rAnt II VI Victor Cs1sidsrart in the Assembly, Of
3ccG in The toresr Ct St. GERMAN with -raut oS
And hall million. The prircipla q s.-4ri.s
socialism the arsss of NJ ui1os the .l.csors and
HIS 1vuwei cand aneahip for The Legislative
srmniyi she rsnrt intervention n Italy aai the
pruduutim " La Prupdete r gt Nsy.rbeer To .oze
NJ gour readers it MAJ acc little strange that
lie production ~ opera Should De called a -reac
event, hit such sith French charac-
ter Ind customs viii reality unserstand that it has
been N this capital matter u sufficient Importance
to &c classed IN that catagury. In truth it is some
what mooted point whether it has not excited
interest than a1y Of the political questions, grave
though they be which have been the apis since the
csts Vi Az! last Invested then with such interest here
WI "ahe Il ia, i,r1 topic in my letter The word.
ass ''s esn6e ihe music you by Meyer
@aes Va advertisements Ivy NSbe and the decorations
a., seci,sn, Desp.scn,n Cemt,op ana Therry whento
iist n audeo tne vel kupwr names u Roger Le-
aud Moeuemct Niurdyi aud CsstelIan as the
artists engaged ~ lit s&ooutiou u nay easily be con-
eeived that IL had al TIE ess that science and art
ould afford In the trti act End Ourselves in the
domains Of the Comte d'oberhsl HE va.sals whose
habitations and mills stand about the feudal manor
house visited by three apostles OF communism and
anabaptism who going through the country 10 make
proselytes TO their doctrine
kerum ad saiutares tndas,
I'D nos venite, popuii."
szeh 10 the anthem which they chaun before and az
their predictions The offer of a baptism does
art appear efficiently seducing to entce the popua-
,ou, ari they therefore employ direct of
sstsesioa La C0rrt.n and taxes to be abolished,
tas .hasa1x 20 become the property Of the Gotta
rs-a ths vsssals % become seigneurs "we have
s"sn 11irsssed NE will become oppressors" say the
p-A@s "a seeking round the authors Of these predc-
t9Hs Eat The ssignsur himself at this moment appears
h1 Fs'es''ss ne newcomers, and discovers amongst
Insm Nee'T Jonas, his former butler who had COM
menesa 20 put IN practice his doctrines by appropra
ting 10 himself his masters wine Count Obertbal
causeo he three anabaptss 10 be driven from his do
mains, spite Of the suppressed remembrance. - ,b
pe1ans who dared notrevot accustomed as tbev ever
had been to tremble and bow the head before ,h. o.,
DIAL lord But new wrong soon induced them IN 70
volt Bertha the yassal Of the Count Is loved no t
who Keeps an Inn In the neighboring domain E,as.
the mother ~ Jean 10 fetch his anc6, Int sbe
sss oniy mary by the permission Of the Count The
LpsDt fnS her TOO pretty 10 consent not only re-
fs@ss bs ps,issipn bot sprisons her aud mother
hs' iptfnsss ~ this moment The three anabap.