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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-04

On the evening OF the LIST last Of esssssptes, Mr..
DAsIsLJ OsuLLivAs printer, fourth zoe Of Tie late
James Osulivsa butter merchant. Of Csrk rsissa In
the ooth year Of his sss.
His fissds and tbs typographical prsf.ssaes gone
rally. and these Of his brothers syiv.st~r rimothy
Timothy Dsiy s1s John Douayas, are rsspscuaiy ~.
vited to attend his funeral thi- lssntsy sft~raees
1t O'Clock from the r~sidsocs Of his brsthsr No ~
Stens street
On Saturday the Sd Instant after lingsros nlssss,
SAMUEL UDELL. aged co years.
The relatives and friends OF the family
fully invited 10 sttns his funeral frsm his late resi-
dence, 90 Norfolk street this Sunday s~rnoon 81
o'clock. His remains will be taken % Orssnsood
Cemetery for iIterm~nt
On Friday I'd OF November. E0wis Josss In the isth
year OF his age.
His friends and those OF his father are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral, 90 SUNDAY Novsnbsr
4th at o'clock r from the rssidsncs q h- father
William Jones, $50 Third avenue, bstseen siKtssats
and Seventeenth streets
On Saturday morning. at A. Nc. Mr.. Risasns
HEWITT late first officer u ship Jsns~town
His relatives ssa friends respectfully invited 90
attend his funeral without further notice fro hs
residence, 80 Cherry street, 81 r. M, ssedsy No
vsmber4
On ths Sd instant Of dysensry Jsssr. Iisssr cH.s-
M. In the 72d year 81 his age
His frends and the scqusintAnoee Of the family
respectfully invited To attend his funeral from No oil
Montgomery street at O'Clock. on sunday Novenhsr
g. His remains will he taken to Green ~ood Cemstsry
On the I'd instant. NAM FHAscss youngest dsazbt@r
Of Joseph and Abigail N. Perkins aged year months
and 10 days
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral tths Sunday afternoon, at ~
M from 43 wnosghby street, Brooslyn, without
further invitation Her remains will be taken 70
Greenwood Cemetery
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Our wi..ons,. Csrrssponde nee.

SrOCs BRIDGE, WIS, Oct. Il, lSly.
frfossfirg Particulars Of re Tteofme~f ofths IL
d,oas BY our Goronmenf- Their qualifications
Of the Per Capita Sysftr-Dssripiio~ of their
Pr,~cipoi M,u, &c.
In my last, gave you glimpse Of the history Of
The Mohcsn OF Stockbndge Indians, their nume-
rous mlgratisns, the wrong and unjust treatment
they ere receiving from their Great Father, the
United States Rovernnent; their present location
the small number OF Their nation, as compared with
what il once was; the manner they peaceably null
lifted the orders of the Indian Bureau to Mr.
Bruce, agent at Green Bay, who treated them as
Kindly ss was possible, under his instructions,
which were imperative, To pay out certain moneys
pr capital On equal amount (ninety-thres dollars)
to every Of their tribe, or to the heads Vt fami-
lies, IN that proportion.
Their Grand Sach,m, in behalf Of the tribe,
desired that the money should be paid as formerly,
co their sachsms and councillors, to be placed 10
their treasury and then To be divided according TO
Their own ideas and us-sss.
This was refused by the agent, as he must follow
his instructions. They then, IN council, agreed to
receive the money under protest, per cdytt0 which
was done, and then, with better princI pies of
honor, honesty, aud justice, than can be found /
think, in any body of their white brethren, Of the
ssue number, 10 one community, they each re-
ceived their share. and deposited u IN their tea-
spry, to be distributed by their Sachem and coun-
cilors accois,re 80 their own u-ages. The same
rebuke wac administered by the Tone wanda la.
disns, this season, to this wTetched policy OF ouI
government.
This mode OF peying snnultles TO our red bre.
thftn, which wac adopted and prsctlsed upon 10y
the late, and 81 tar Of the present, administration,
~ fast destroying the last vestages Of the lnd ian
race, and II oBy 6nds favor with those white men
vhs desire en- equal distribution Oh their moneys
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Great Freshst, ana Loss OF Life ana Pro-
psrty.

tFrom the Fhilsdslphia Bulletin, Nov.
The ram of Monday last caused freshets which
did great deal Of damage IA the northern part OF
our State, particularly on Hickory Creek, one OF
the head waters OF the Lehigh. We have received
the following letter from White Haven, Luzerne
county, giving some very distressing PARTICULARS
wHIrR HsvEr, Oct 30-sPM
We had q very heavy rain yesterday commencing
ct nine A. NJ and " continued without intermisson
pntil seven NJ. IL caused sudden rise Ia the
waters, aud, this morning about or o'clock NAH
Ion Taylor's stone dana on Hickory Creek gave way
sbe side which the mill stood carrying of seventy
or eighty feet OF the aud the mill also the null
and dam at Billinss Gould's mill aud part Of their
dam, together with Eve dwelling houses, Isaao
Ooudt Included, his barn, and blscksmth shop.
pert u ouid's house lodged sgansts stump trea
aud bic wife aud children rescued. except one
daughter aged thirteen who vas Drowned Part 81 the
house Of bscksmith named West, vss svept on con-
taiuipe himself his wife aud four children He con.
triytd TO sccure bimeeN behind stump whore he was
severely bruised by the passing driftvood but his wfs
ard children ewept from his sight and perished
man named Crawford vas alec drowned, makinr
seven lives lcet In this terrible freshet.
The csmsge below Oouids u tfhing. 10 was rsport-
I'd tits zcrhirg that the whole Of the new dan rss
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Bosror, Nov 2-B,Oksrs' Besrd Ia sheres Eastern
Railroad lei; sNorwcb and Worcester railroad %
Boston and Maine Railroad is5Li 10 Ftchburg Rail
read 1888; South Shore Railroad. 80; Vermont
Central Railroad, 4bk; 55 do, A5f; 10 Western Rs-
road 1Oth do, 1e4h 2Vermont and Mass Railroad,
2sb 10 DO. s3od 3Sf; 20 DO 2sn; 10 Northern Rail-
road e2; 20 Boston Concord and Montreal sroad, 90
Boston and Providence Railroad, VI; zOgdensburg
Railroad 25L; rs Portsmouth Dry Dock, 5A 70 do,
s2od IN; rs do, 81; 10 Old Colony Railroad. 7oAj 10
do ,eOs, 7eL 10 DO se0d 1914 leo Vermont Central
Railroad, No I, Dividends "a 60 10 do 81 3d. ~ Nor
s7; 10 do, SIX; 20 do, S7i 10 do, sood s7Is is
37L
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On Tbursdsy evening, Nov. LIST, by the Rev M.nsies
Rsyner DlrirL y. ssAcosD, to AAhr J.i dsughter OF
Dsiiss Darling 81.
on Saturday, Nov Sd, by the Rev Mr.. Quinn, A.
barclay Street Cbursh, Mr. yAsrs BsAwLrr, to Mis-
HAsrIEr X. PscHrv, both Of this city. -
At Newark n j. on sundsy, August 10th, by the
Rev. MIR. McEl,sip, wuLiAs W BL.er TO MAY ANS
CanoLrs JuDsor, daughter OF George Hartman, $50 I,
both OF New rork city. -
AIsb.ns, Ohio, aud Nevbursh papers, please sopy.
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Cleared.

shps-Cypths. Little MADEIRA Hast Indies 10. si1sep
sss. ..s;,: ma i.s:;
.fsi.Io.i. s.lsna tps,esS Posi- An:':Td.., ian.s a
ss;;. Ss;. -'6' nsil'.'i
Dr,s.liSir, tssraj I,sss,s sTna%sssc rr.,..A Co,
P!:,l% isss ss,ns. c.s, rs,:a a's0sS .,,r,...
Wall, kea,s. ovs. sens Drosnsrd, sh.nfissd, s,
4si 1ad1 a.f S.rr s. ss SsIss' CON-
% is ..ni;S si S..S s':;: % wssss
s: ss. Sa. f SsaS s s.ss Is sin x,.S:
s asy S%of Sapposs sri
cs.ntsrsIs cro~si, so.sen Cabot Siss.r.sa doi New
Hs ';,.S..ss: t$..: G::
rsn s,envood. New Haven.
Arrived.
P.ote. ship peyep,hir, royey L.ndon a.d rsrsmss'h.
snip svlsssri.sd Levsi Gfsssow, Oct !, Win ndse 70
sS4ns vim Si i:si u :s Is .a.
81 @ ti ~ %
sss,. roper, h.v,.s boarded y. IL ,as b.yI
to sssm GI,In i1 schwartz Bremen days. with md''
sris s;,,. 56s smith; Belfast. Ire q day. lin rs..
ss lon IS IS spoke r brs Ss,sl rom xssieO FOR Hsyr@
OFT D los Si. s s'rsi u. ss
m. q / walton, Bssr. slr.ro.n... s, pe-iss,. Is
d.S With iosvoed 20 "a Horn g,d inss Ia, - a. 10.
hsd beer turnt o. .nd ~. halI nearly
u
board vessel. Sd, appeared Of ssou'
n t :S . sc S s:..s,y s:.. ss a.;r; S. De-
i s !. e. .s.t *. ss
Prrc. q si is,ie from ois.sev s, jobs. NB, 81
sseS s's :ss g%ih II rs R.'s't
schr Jstes White, Cosrsen, s~snsboroush. NC, days
sehr y Rssdslpb. Bsra.t. Sswb.rp. NC. sasy, with
sehr nsrrsre,. wSsl.m. Pe,srsurs days.
sssr hrns,Sn I.w,s ,n esS,s..Srs, pv days
sssr i Jane. ss..: :i ssis fs.s.rsi. !sa.y
sssr e.oTs. , ks, nj Ma, rhiI.ssIps. ..,J.
sssr c.nss, sssy, Tss ig ,s..n. ss.y.
Bark Indian oue.s, Of Bath. from London.
orsss. p.nuSe sSSs! Caroline DO; s.osssrasr t.,.
hsr..s'si Srn.s e"sss 81 81 .ohh MS ess. BrSa
Emily, Charleston aud others
Nov s-vsd ., sunrise wswi q, r.rls.. De- ., s.ns.s
sN asd lsh.
Foreign uaIIs.
LRrysR Bsss Of Iui.ra Ter RE Jsseire vslp@
rise. aaa Ssorns vii clos. On Wednesday, Newt Al, ,hs
fs,,si b.. q steamer Esrsr. i.T asif,s .ss I1rp.
WI slsi S ~ l ,.s n K. w.. :.s s
steamer, viii close on s.ne.y, Nov ~ At u o'clock
s. fs.sns and c,ssrsi. vii .ics. rs.sdsy' Ne" IS
Letter Rss, Of ohI. fer Hsyas. ohscs and VI.
Pnsae viii olos. .. Tuesday, ian. A. y o.siost
ehsRss wbcr. prepaid par, II w.rls
ne: s !. s.sI, T ss ... g.
Ncv Z, AZ ~ 0eluek
L..r Bss o. sesrer Europa. for Hsf.s ssd Lv.rpooL
viii close on Tuesday 9Th AZ no mnutss 70 m ~ ,he
shove once Letter. .ss BE ,,p.id any par, q hs world
will siese lfh ct n o'clock ohce
Letter Rage OF stesrer Crescent CITY, for California Pa
rsna Lima kstsp no. will sose AZ the sssvs oNes New
IL, at ~ o'clocs.s
Herald Marine Correspondence.
FpetRrOvr, Nov 2-hrrived. Got g-Schr Bolivar BAR
nerd hor'o for fsntuckeg sis briggs Lafayette Clifford
lhsderhis fer Boston; Token Prince from NNork
Bsnsors tohe AIMEE from NYork for Bangor sshrs Ca
det, Rich from Baltimore fer Dsnvers; Gssbstn from Bal
wors Tor Psras Carve Crssket rsv NYort fer sssssr
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CsApLsror-svsmship scu,h.rnsr-Miss U.s,.r. uiss
Clinton, A lizard ans lsav hrs Ball Mas wsrrtas
Miss W BAIL Mise Bell and servant asster = fsn
BAN n Baldwin, lsdy snd ehiis Mis-. Bsd~ si.s
Car pbe Mrs herrson Mics Insas Gsrsssr ed lad
wsfd srd lady Mrs wn Lovno.s. Mis-. Jovnd-1 rhss
Buss sbd LADY, Mr. eve and lady Jspt rase ~ sss
Psips Nsyvoad, &C Hsy~ard. hiss Middleton, w..
hdGs.on' w. osh;s and saush'sr s' villa. Ls.s-
Murray Miss Wells, Miss Clsy siss HIsrrs. trpsid
rdvaff venlovs. Mr. Alexander Beers, u Dunbsr,
rruden Tlos biddleton rhos Middleton. jr Tbos Pepa
snd lady, Col Cummings asd lady Gray, wisi.sss.
" Crnifs.'p Hitelkorn~ Mrs sta,h, E rtoIe Y
Iu.'ss. y peedls,on. y Brov. l. Tu,u.. ss.p-.l
ren. John Hall y state-snd ~ in stersxs.
tAvKt-taeket ship Bsitmare-A Sefenfsrs Of Frars~
seclus-, NJ he,ics Iebaemteu, OF Gerasny Nar-
TN. 81 frsncs Rkcnttro, ~ 'psln-siu the s,ssr.ss.
NssI CoAsT OF ArRICA-Rrs Lovd.r-Rsv . L nsshsv
spo rfs Rev W simpson aud -ife, and Rev B-ss
81 nstts for osboon Jotn Brooks and -ife Sarah
insen fer the Mend mission; Adolpbus Pike sierrs
Leone; Jos Berry and wife and mrs ebb, fer Liberia
sAs rrArCfsco-Bir Geo Shsttuck from Bosten-Msasrs
m Teal. Walter aud Seth Sawyer.
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Lorpor AVE- PoprsNou - Packet ship Dsvsashire--
Rev pr Ansr Ncrthsmrton, bsss; Re- n bert. N.--
bern. NC VIM HALL Bostoti WIN nice, Engisnd. Thsmas
Peele Hrsncs Peee Wilson rhr.ner Francis
laer wn Foreman. MS " A aud Forcmsa, Jse \, n
Belem stsk de Rslem, ndon; Mh.nshn.en, knsisn4
VIM Mcqueen. Geo Donaldson. y nsnaidsas, Miss q
Angus Mrs Rsch, Mis- Niaeh Miss q si.eh. Jehs
kiach, siaKkh rit,maurite Arthur Rris,av. Mr. Dsv-
W Tovpsers I-rdon. pr r % Rttor Pena.yi.sni~
rwrsnhsm Phiisdsphia; A sfler-.,rom. svss.si srs
y Abbey New Yort. " FisSman, Ebelsnd John Bssisy.
si',sheth psisy co,us.,icut; Mise Louisa ssmpsss.
Enslsnd nd lit In the sseersge.
Basnur-P,rk Oron-Ntsrs Wsrue- viz ehenststA. Ru-
ssnburrh and LADY Mr. Betsholdt Mr. wnter ssd ia
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Fns.-Ths market Was quiet, owing TO holders de-
n;nans rate. ,S0v. tn: .,'s s:t Of S Sssr
pool Of LOCO barrels OF nour In British vessel at
Is Cd.
TRsrr-salss Of 500 boxes Of raisins were made At
~ 60 There were no COCOA nuts In market, and Car
ticed, on private terms, we're made 1t about S2S.
H.r-4oo bales Of North River sold for Nova Scotia
We note sales Of 500 tons Scotch pig ct SIS
rs $l9, cash, and $40, month"; which Was lower.
koLAssHs.-Tse market vas heavy and prices favor
the bsyer. The sales include Cube tart, at zoe, 9
bend and to the trade, at 22e ESQ, cash Trinidad
de Cuba, at 200 27c Porto kioo, 1t SOC. 3le ST.
Croix, at $40 Cubs Musoovado st 2so and New Or
leans In barrels 1T ESQ $50 In quality, months
NAVAL sroKs.-l0o barrels spirits Of tsrpsnsins ct
02o
On Sales Of 600 gallons nsssd we're made ct roc,
which the market closed firm; common, or shipping
whale Was steady ct $50.
PsovsIoss -Pork-Ths sales we're 200 bbls., 81 $40
AA $40 30 for msss and IS o2k for prime; included
$40 rs Beef 4so bbls sold ct So rs 81 for prime,
and IS rs . 80 rs for country mess Beef hams were
heavy sales Of 20 bills EASTERN at sl2 and so bills OF
20 hhds hams aud shoulders ct . 40 respectively.
Lard-ssles were made Of $50 bills ct ox oxc, and
coo kegs at ~ AXE. Butter easier but without
sbsnge In quotations. Cheese was dull ats . 6ho
RIeE Medium qualities were dull; prime samples
were scarce and nrm; saes Of 20 casks crop
made TO arrive At So 70 for expert Sales OF the veek
mostly ordinary descriptions, Vas I, 200 casks
SueAas-Saes OF 400 hhds. New Orleans were made
private terms and io2 boxes Inferior brown Havana
ct 90
s,,o.-Largs lots Canadian and Calcutta we're Of
fered a. 81 SO 81 40, without buyers Sales OF 100
bbls. clover we're made at 5x 80.
sriers Sales OF 1000 mats per invoice virgnian,
were made 1T 24k . 2so
ToBAcco.-The market was firm and Kentucky and
Virginia leaf In good demand, with fair amount OF
sales We annex ement Of the prices sales and
al ork nm handfr hn sl midi tu-da M
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BANK or SALISBURY
rE retes o. the Bask Of sslsbvry nsrylsss redeemed
II ~ " BouGRToS, - william street. AZ one Dor
s.-t Asceurt Tvs 5stA
Tn PURSUANCE or AN oRDRR OF THE sURRe-
gate Of hc 81 New vsrk setoe 10 hsrebv sves
" al persens having claims against simeon " yauseveer
lste Of he city ~ New York deceased ts present
With vcushers thereof to the subscriber AZ his store
Ws Broadway In me city Of New York on or before ts
twsh ssy e November vent Dated New York N. s,rth
cay % Nay, ls<s.
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7n-syrce~>n,s Of p-.fhs, Nsyrtsses, s~< DEATHS
u.f ins~t,a p.i,s. l.Iy ~,4fh,ases,sS snS pssdfsy
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Isabel, the Queen Of the Sea, and Of the
ship John Ravtnell, Of Charleston, which 10 be
heved 10 be the fastest sailing vessel atioat. she
10 between 800 and 600 tons burthen, clipper built,
and copper fastened. Her extreme length on deck
Is lbs feet, beam 80 fee with depth OF hold OF 10
feet. Her mssts and rigging are such az 10 enable
her 10 spread large amount OF canvass, and II 10
expected that she viii find few equals on the broad
ocean for sailing capacities she - intended tor
the South American trade, and has been built UNI
der the immediate superlntendence OF Capt VIM.
Wolfe, who ls 10 command her.
The vessels OF the United States coast survey
are all looking tor winter quarters. The brig Of
war Washington was here few days ago, but has
gone 10 Norfolk, and there are now lying at the
Point the steamer Legare, steamer Jefferson, and
the schooner Bache, all belonging to the survey.
During the month OF October there were 50 ar
rivals from foreign ports at the port OF Baltimore,
VIZ: III ships, barks, 10 briggs and schooners
There was also l57 coastwse arrivals, viz ships,
III barks, "a bngs, and III schooners.
The Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad con:
tinues 10 prosper beyond even the antlclPations OF
Me State, during The year, $4,000 for arrearages
OF interest, beng 5000 more than the treasurer
estimated for The whole year.
The concert 10 be given by the Germanla, last
night, assisted by Sisnorina Tedesco, was post
Pontd, on account Of the ndsposition OF the lady,
until MONDAY evrnDg.
Hudson conimus 10 draw well. His singing 10
the main attraction otherwise, he is not consl-
dered better Than Collins, aud many think not so
good
In the baltimore market during the past week. the
sales of flour have been quite active both Of City Mills
and Howard street at the uniform price OF $S per Dbl
The aes snm up about 100 bbls Of oil kinds nclud
Ing several lots OF Susqushanna; corn meal lofty
med), limited sales ut SO 70 Small sales Of rye flour,
n W ~ ~ 30 per bbl n wheat, the sales ut the
CLOSE OF the week q fair quotation for the whole
week-good red VI; primo. 81 o. to 81 o. Virginia
white 81 10 10 81 y aud family -four white quote
ct 10 to 81 20 per bush- Corn has been mswhat
dull the demand ba'g slackeDed and the quality Of
that received being aner inferior Sales, yesterday
81 yellow At tVo ana for mixed and white 68 $50.
peas we quote vt 5c. per bushel.
The following the sales at the Stock Board yes
terdsy:-s7OO Maryland 6s 1893; 81 900 Maryland dc.
3erreu o's Ssh $1,000 baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Bonds, "a pt1s S7o0 do ea,; 10 shares Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad. div of, 431a.
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Ebenezer and Abijah Lsrnsrd have been arrested at
Boston on charge Of stealing $40 900 from the Pro-
vucstown, Mas. Wharf Company. and . portion Of
the money recovered They were both rsssstly par
doneA out Of the Charleston prison
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ETrn-The sale If the cargo OF fresh teas per Vlr-
eisisp we're offered teddy and nearly the whole DATA
logue disposed o. The rates obtained we're SINH
lar to those 81 yesterday, which exhibited slight de-
cline en- common descriptions Of young hysons, at
private sale Low grades Of teas scarce and In
demand and full price. would be paid for this dsscrip
ton. Terms ak months. Hyson-3S cases caddy bxs.,
at axe per ID ia half chests ct 35bo SO chests,
at 3ls; n do at $40. Young Hyson 10 half chests,
at 44c los do, axe; do axe; 81 do. 400 do,
400 Is do 3se 10 do ,s4kc 20 do, sac; is do $50
is do s2hc.; II do. s1kc 20 do slc; So do ~ 10
81 do, 40 u do, zoe o. do, 25ho % do, axe
~ DO, 24c By,on skin rs sh.sts at $50 a do,
axe; ~ do ia half do, 21c 136 do 26bc T5 de
zoe los do, 25Sc "a do % half do, axe; IS de-,
2ohs; eS DO, 22tss 50 do, 20 half do 22o las do,
2lhc; ~ half do 2lc 81 ohests 20So l20 do 200;
l5 do, 19c. 1s2 do 1870 % do 1sc. Twankay =
leo half shssts ut $50 Gunpowder-e1 half ohssts ~
45c; Is 90 d3kc; IS do, die 20 do, 4Otso is do,
zoe: CO DO 800. lmpsrisl-l6 half chests, at blhc
80 do, 4a,sc.; 30 do 42c.; II do, 400 "a do 3Yo.
oolopg Povohong-2s half chests Geo, 60 do isc; ~
do. 42hc ii de-, 42c IS do. 4lhc 2i4 do 40so.j
10 do Ale; so do, 400 Chulsn-I25 half chests, At
l3c. Padre souchong-b0 boxes, ct 42c
WHIsp. The market ~a~feasier, With sales OF 900
barrels ct nc for Ohio and st 27c 40 for prison.
Drusse vas dull at IKE a27ko time and interest.
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gore but that Is not correct The Lshgh TIVE Or
three feet End brought down 5000 or 5000 logs
As the various accounts of this freshet might
lead TO the belief that the works of the Lehlgh
Coal and Navigation Company have been damaged,
we have been requested to say that no injury what
pany
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CorTRE-Sass Of 200 bags Of st. Domingo made
ct $40; and o small parcel common Rio, ut 9Ao.
CsrroN1 900 bales reported to have been sold,
prior to the announcement that the steamer had
rived ct Halifax This checked operations except to
very small extent. We heard Of change In prices,
Our quotations, therefore, unAltsred.
LVERPoOI
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Foreign sInIIs.

retRrovr. Nov Y-Arri'ed Uet N-Schr bolivar, Bar
nerd hor'ok for Nantucket sst briggs Lafayette Clifford
Ihsderhs for Boston, Tokeu Prince, from Nyork for
Banforg Mitchell AIMEE, FROM York for Bangor; sshrs
det Rich from Baltimore fer Dsnvers Esshstn from Bal
iiwore Cor Psrsa Carve Cr.sket rsv NYort fer B.ssr
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ArUSh, Aht July lnfasss1 ship Joba Adams NisksIs
days from NYors for Manila The this psrs
Apt April 81
CaiaLorr (Prnee Eiward's Islandj abs Oct as-
Brig Fanny for California Ne, l with building materials
and passei gers.
JAcsKL Is, Dc~irso,. Oct ltschr Josephine. Of Bslu-
more, for kfork In days the only Am vessel por
kInAsoASE tuAyuL Oct lS-Brigs Nancy Pratt. Of Luz
pee from OF rhomn idy Tor YORK Spsrks. from 50
Thomas for do do. Sid day. barb Norma Ham
mouth. Erg.
ST JAco Dn CyhA, Oct LINE Am vessels in port sil
18th, brig Ardsl Philadelphia.
YARHouTH, Ms Oct 2s-ArY schr Wins. Keuey NYork.
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MONTREAL. May 81. 1910.

Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, Gen. Rowan
(the commander of the forces) in the character Of
Deputy Governor proceeded TO the Parliament bull
ding, and prorogued the Legislature.
The Governor General has not yet returned.
Gen. Rowan was enthusiastically cheered by the
multitude present, the majority Of whom were Of
British origin, with "Hurrnh for the new Governor
Generate The crowd dispersed before Gen. R.
left the house.
The report that Parliament is TO be dissolved is in
correct. ]
Several bills were assented to- one of which is Of
considerable importance viz, the bill incorporating
the Lake Champlain and ST. Lawrence Canal Com
pany measure which will be conductive to the inter
ests Of the T. s. as well as Canada.
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Abuse OF dc neral TsyIor.

The Democrats have never abused General Tay
or = Chisen.
They have never abused him, and YET in the same
article from which we extract the above, the citizen
Uses many choice phrases (laken from The vocabu,
larry of select words specially compiled for their sel
calling the General tlmbecie President" "The old
General Is rather close in money matters" Octave
President" and many others, in that and former
articles He is charged with wilfnl violation OF his
pledges, because he Is engaged in the work Of re.
storing to participation in the offices in the GIFT Of
the nation, those who have been prescribed and
hunted from Office for the last twenty years BY The
hungry cormorants Of the seif-slyled democracy.
All these epthets md terms Of abuse will not,
however, check the old hero in his work Of reform
and justice. They viii be no greater check TO his
advance Than were the eeions Of Arsta and Amp,'-
dia al Palo Alto and Resaca de 10 Palma.
He will accomplish the work which the American
people have assigned him, and in that work he will
be supported by the great mass Of his conntrymen,
- Frrdfrirk lH Herald
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We perceive by the last number Of
the Western Reserpe, Ohio, Waren Chro-
nicie, the leading Free Soil paper in th;t
part Of the State, that Gen. CRowELL has
been formally read out Of the Free Soil
party, so far as the editor Of the Chronicle
can read him out We trust that the gem
eral, who is good Wing, will survive this
terrible affection If the editor of the
Chronicle could find il in his conscience to
go over to the new coalition Of the Free
Democracy, Wing aa he used to be, we do
not think he ought to quarrel with Gen.
CRowELL for not following in his footsteps.
However, deserters Of cause have queer
ideas of fidelity, and it is not wonderful,
they should have!