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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Fosters THOUGHTS.

TIE LIYEASD THoCGHTs or JoHS FosTgE, by
w w. EyERrs, A1thorof 'Pastors II and Book,
Bible Manual &. have Just been issued in q
fair emo OF 3l4 pages by T.. II. Fletcher lll
Nassau st. The plan : very j1dcious, and VI doubt
not many thousands Of this book will be sold.
Foster was great mantle most compact and
fearless thinker We apprehend among the ortho-
dox theoogisns OF the present century but, ex
ceent and suggestive as lis entire works are, the
great mass Of readers can neither afford money TO
pay for nor time 70 read them Bot here is digest
Of his most vigorous and striking thoughts brought
within the means Of millions, and +. cannot "a. 20
be bought and read.
Had Foster been q weak man, he would have
been Kissed down as n Radical being a strong
one, though hated, be could not be crushed, and
those who oathed his fearless perspicscity were
compelled 70 vent their spleen on feebler pro-
chalmers Of the same truths. Hear one Of his re-
marks on the miseries Of ireland and their causes
Remembering that the author is an Engiishman
and diyine-nether Circumstance favorable 70
the formation and uttcrance Of sentiments 50 Just
and thorough:
SrATR or IRELAND There Is that most aIpaliiag
state of Ireland have no degree OF cOrhi snce trat
ths ministry have the Ut - adopt thc bod ard
radical aud comprehensive which alone coud
avail there HoE obvious ia the necessiiy or some
imperOus enactment, 10 compel that base, cetesta'"
landed interest 70 take the burden ot the poor Instead
Of driving them out 10 fam.sh heS rob and mud
| on the highway or throwing them by tens oi taDr-
ss1ts coast o. devOuT the means OF support -
our own population. Il would be measure which
would fret sstound but speedily enraee, the whole
se'fshy base proprietary Of lrelsnd have no hope
that the ministry have the resolution for 90 mighty =
stroke and then the lrsh church. The plain sense Of
the thing is that about twoihrds, rather iourhhs
of H. might be cut down st once. and that propofton
Of the property applied 70 national And yet IN
less such thing be done IL s clear 40 noon day.
thst Ireland will continue horrd scene Of distraction
aud misery growing, month by month more Zero
c0usy bafbarous and % be kept down bg nothing but
the and occasional exploits OF an immense stand
ing army at the cost too Of this our own tax consum'
| ing country
By the way Mr. Eyerts, was it quite lar TO
omit ell sllusiou 20 Fosters views with regard TO
the ultimate extrpotion Of sin and misery from
the universe We think not.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
~Mr. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL contribute

nyMr. JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL contributes
long leader to this weeks Ah,'-Siarcy
s.,So,9 entitled 'Anti-Savery Criticism on Mr..
O.. Letter which seems expressly got up TO
Ia, the divorce Of smartness from reason
IT,. following paragraph is fair sample
auox does Il happen thst only Aoolltonists are
- .l,h wanting moderation, and that Ssyehold
bs one sin that is 10 be treated with tenderness
,sss,e then scale Of rnertOrlOusness Ia crimes
~ G,eeley subscr5ed 500 70 assist ins0rrection in
,sl.pd We freely admi, thai, If ever rebellion were
n.sshle II was 90 Ia that case. Aud why BecaUse
i.n ,f relsf was sufficiently radical, and because
M u them looked 20 the interests Of The great land
1ers rather than Of the great BODY Of the people who
s,s chiefly concerned. Blu, let us sppJ here Mr.
c,.s,evs reasoning In regard % Kentucky surely
"a clarendon and the great landhOlders, HbO were
me ,o1t could Judge better than anybody else whs,
~ss.ure. were most udlcious and most likely 10 nave
s.shnsfy effect II what the law makes property be
,er,y 10 Kentucky why IA It not 30 In New YORK and
ox win Mr. Gfesey defend his snurent doctrines :
ao uerhsps ans property In the bodies and soul. Of
a., plov xensis more sacred and ndeieasbie than
Bis tile 70 the soh
Here are two parallels suggested to the caN OF
Slavery both brought forward 10 excuse the treat
ment Of Mr. Clays letter b. the more savage por-
t,oo Of the Anti-sayery press. Let US run them
out
Suppose Lord Clarendou in the midst OF John
Mitchell and Gavan Duiiy's Young ireland as
tatop. had come out with a letter declaring % the
whole world that The advocates of Independence
for Ireland are right iu the moiu-this island
,onyif 10 be free from British do.nlnion-it oH2h
TO be an Independent Republic, and am ia iayo
Of such a consummatiou.-but it can only be a.
,lec,ed gradually, by peaceful and gradual pro
cess. and ireland must assume and pay part d"
.tbe British National Debt as one condition OF fh'
set off, and suppose Mitchell, Duffy d Go. bad
received this letter with SCOTS, ieers and denuuc
stions of it's author-wOuld not the world have
;nstlv branded them knaves or IDIOTS just 50 d
one Of the Van Rcnsseaers had come out against
Patroonery aud Land Monopoly but proposed 4
different mode Of cxtiuguishing them from thai
inferred by the Amt. Renters who does not sec
that the proper course for the latter would be L
seize upon and press home the admissions anC
not hit their author IN the mouth. although the.
might feel constrained to disregard his qualitca
tions' THIS is precisely what we maintained u
our article on 'Mr. Clay and the Men OF One Idea.
which the STANDARD IS cndeayorins TO answer
We never asked Mr.. Garrison or Mr.. Lowell g. bc
Henry Clay, any more than we desired hm to b'
q Garrison but we held that he was dong hi'
proper work. however unlike TO theirs. How can
n man blunder over this plain state OF the case
through two mortal columns
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
EEw PUBLICATIONS.

A HGroKy or TIE PRtCIOUs Metals. By J. j. Corn
stocs NJ d. Hartford, Besuep Hsmmersiey. For
sale by Lesyu, Tfow Co.
This book is one of the many results Of the present
raso for gold washing and mining. tn got up 70 sup
ply the demand for Information In all that concerns the
history Of gold and silver aud the characters Of the met
ala themselves. The chspters, however which treat
of their value at different periods and the rate OF their
increase. possesl general interest From the State
enis given we learn that the quantity Of circulating
coin in the world q, the discovery Of America was
sl7oC0O00O In 1000 from the produce Of the Aneri-
csn mines this had increased 10 ScJ0OoOO0O In 100
N q ts5 OOOOeO and in 1900 TO S34-00O00)O There
ia therefore 10 danger Of the value Of gold being ca'
" affected by as many millions shall be dug IN CAN
fornia.
PlCTUREs ANu PAiNrfts.The Old has'cIs ana H4oIeIH
Artists, Putnam, l55 Broadway
This volume is composed of three Papers on Art
originally published In the North Americ1a EtffN'
They present in clear and unpreiending style tie
writer's views on the subject which give evidence OF
ine taste and appreciation Of Painting since the 90
tab!shment Of a Gallery Of the Old Masters and seveTsl
of the Artists Of our day among us the public will
be allie 10 become conver.snt with snd capable Of die
eliminating between wha; Is sfue and false in Art
F7r LIrTELL's LIVING ACE, No. 25', has al
Article on the lludsons bay company "hoFloN u 'N
LongVscallon Pastoral oxcelen, paper On Dickens
and Thackeray and a number Of other choice selections
from native and foreign papers aud periodicals.
WNkER II WlsCoNslN.-A mass meeting held
in Dodge Co. on the nth inst. without distinction
of party, passed the following among other resolu'
tons:
Resoired That Mr. Walker In offering an amendment
to the appropriation bill providing Tor GoVernmen III
over California and New Mexico without Inserting a
provision forever prohibiting Slavery and involuntary
servtude otherwise than IN punishmeni oi conVic'ea
criminals has outraged the feelings OF me people o
the state and has disregarded one OF the soundest
maxims of Republican Government that the repre-
sentative is bound 70 obey the instructions OF ms con
sutuents when made known 20 him, and tor tucn
cIurse should be required Immediately 10 resign hi'
sett 10 the United States senate.
R,soirfa That our other Senator, Hon Henry Dodge
in opposing Mr. Walkers amendment did hs Guy u suu
| OF his hrmness and integrity
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

NxrRAr WEALTH - TE1AS-The editor Of
Sq,.-a- ha, been IN Informed that silver name
hss rscerily been found In Dfa5son C2.hy' ~.
81, Ccli, Crioty he ssys there vas ID doubt leil
IN he md, of persons 2etsa 10 llszs th.i Il = i
rv ne bf the richest mines eyes a'co'ered "a 'ne
r'o.s s. - =, A,,--ies Tas Or. bF sim pc fusion.
al - ,snt of ths pure meta We inlnk tnere
80. - - io tbs Gisiensut 1ne geological Tor
-. 'e s - f. . .J ss rT' .:a iS a.aIsa ssd We We
80 Z, -s-v asubtfu whether any valuable tepos a
-. ~. csn be found Ia them Tne mineral thai
!. ,y.ed silver ore vii ProoA'ly when -s..yed, .
So - . ,..i cbisf fy Of lead ore. An extensive % ne
io-l- - .. discovered In trss sectiu about fuur
.;nee ard the mrs lately found may se but =
{,,,,,s sti,u of the sssd mine previously cscHered
- -. doubtless sssersl valuable lead mines sN-
- a., rom Red River, through Grsysoo, Com
Tt-..sons Robertson, Milan, and Travis C0unuss y
~ sources Of the san ssos Extensive dsgo.' 90 :.
-,'.s.r ore are $40 found above them, toward 'n7
ts. OF the Brsrls This unarA region may a. -
S.,.nt period b. found productive "a issa -
DER "A The famous niEss Of Gsisns sns lake
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

Hos DANIEL WEssTER.-Dgring the short
stay oi Mr Webster 10 city. he was called On
bv a large number cf our c'tirens ShO tesref % see
and converse with Of the greatest statesmen and
orators OF this any other country and visits we're
exchanged between him and our distinguished and
refere1 though nov retired statesman. Governor
rezsweli Mr. Webster paid vial, yesterday FORE
noon, with the sdies Of his family accompanied BY
Col Scsion and VIM Bradley, Esq, Of Ns,hiu siou,
and several other gentlemen under the escort OF Capt
" II Gsrdncr Of the Navy. 10 the Dag ship Pennsyl-
vsta. where he received with marked attention
and hospitality by her gallant commander, Capt y h.
Page sni conducted through every part Of the Interior
Oi trst magnificent ship. 90 hts leaving the Pcnnsyi
vsus salute of twenty fred Ia honor ot
the dstiuguishsl yisifer Nr Webster and the party
accompanying him were ,hen landed 81 the Navy Yard
where they were politely received BY Capt ID q. Far
rasut. who conducted them through the different de-
Ysrtmeuu Of that extensive and important establish
rrant Mr. Webster expressed himself highly grstined
with bis visit snd spoke IN stmiring terms of our nne
hsrbor declaring /. 20 be- one OF toe beat POSITIONS Ia
he world or a great naval dtrdf bu. he was pafticu.
lsriy Impressed with admiration ~ the noble ship
pennsylyanis and insisted that Congress owed 20 the
country make provision Tor sending her sbrosd Tor
the world 20 see ard admire Th' was Mr. We5ster's
irst visit 70 any point In Virginia below Richmond and
be- has taken such fancy Norfolk that be has upon
a special invitation made engagement q give us An
other call On his way South n June when the fishing
pssiims OF which be Is passona,ely fond, will os In
season. Norfolk Herald 2th
MicutGAN CENrRAL RAILR0AD.-The Detroit
Free Pss understands Is the intention OF the Central
Railroad Company. in connection with the eastern com
yanles, 90 transport emsrants from Newiork TO any
por, Lake Michigan, for 81 each and 20 cents per
hundred lbs. for al extra baggage OF hity lbs.
INTERNATIONAL C0uRrEsY.-The Fremen OF
Detroit dd Ell len. during the recent great hre
Windsor Canada opposite Detroit In token OF thsir
appreciation o these services the citizens ot Windsor
have resolved 70 present the Chief Engineer with =
o ver trumpet
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Anti-shaVIn2. A

Nr Jesse Mallett of Havana, Chemung Co. NY
has been converted to reverence for beard
and-liyiug in an age when authorship is more
popular than readng-has issued his pamphlet
entitled " Rea sons for not Shaving the Human
Face Divine" Its chief merit is breyity,-one
we do greatly rcvcrencc-so much that we might
IN spite of its rambling dullness, have reprinted
the whole of II, as he has repeatedly requested
but for his impertinence in writing us as follows
.,lf Won are in favor Of Human Progression. you
will comply with my wishes, which doubt not out
YOU Will You will II you are equal IN plbclPle WIN
the uniutt Judge though you neither lear N"o nor '
eard Man: for shall stick TO you IL VIII not % nvl'
You nor your reputation either personally OF puoscg
presume you will not have any leats
in this matter If you have, you are Pl"y mon &C.
There is enough more OF this absurd drlveh but
the above will suffice. We have no sort OF oblec-
ton to the Anti Shaving reform, If such 1t may
bs called-but Jesse will have to grow great
deal of hair on the outside of his head to counter
balance fully the lack of brains within.
We have no doubt that the beard was wisely
given for beneiicent purpose ust as the toe nails
were The latter are very useful to man IN state
OF nature, aiding him to dig roots, climb trees, and
perform many other acts necessary to his subsis
,ence or comfort-and yet we do Mt mean to ION
any antl-Cut your-toe hHiis-h"''eS "' '
vet So the beard may often be and IS worn iui
and flowing with great propriety, especanl oy
lumbermen in the cold season and by any VINO are
called to face for hours and days the keen blasts
Winter in high lsutudes. But in warmer climates
and at warmer seasons, and by persons living
mainly under shelter, a long beard is inconvenieu'
and is with great propriety trimmed away Just a'
the toe nails are under circumstances which con-
aict with their utility. NJ. Mallets reasons ioi
not shaving are briefly these
I. 1t di,trusts the beneheence of the Deity.
.. IL 10 revolving to humanity.
g. II the cause OF much personal suffering
II 10 the cause OF much hereditary disease IN Inc
teeth and neck.
The reader is welcome to believe ms much
this as he pleases-we take 1t HomWopatmcally
Mr.. Ms reasoning helps the matter very little
In our opinion.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

NFw INVENTION FOR SlRoE0Ss-CoLLopioN'-
French en..i having fogsi that cotton powder was
soluble in ether g has been povrd Inst tns ~ stance
eau be- advantageoasy employed ~ a. Asg1iinsHsr
capable u rendering if meLsa service 10 surgery 81.
f.ct b. ts pr1nyt.uis 10 dryioz, nd is perry o
bing inoeffnesbl- by Wster io, liquid com nat m
of qua cotton and ether which Is csrllei - me SCI
entic name of Coliotlon iss powerful alNi4fy n 'ne
dressing Of 1o1nis The following are Ine adFaatases
offered by the use of Colo59a J. ~ iis poNefi-l con
,~e.,on aurny evapars0n. cOlodion draws me rds-s
- uouut m zen closer than De obtained either
~ .tpr or adhesive plaster lI exercises an &c IA e
res Of pressure Throughout tte "no4e extent ~ the
wound ard the union . pernsn~ut : u pfrser'e'
,h4 wound Completely from 81 contact win ne ar
through ia iHpefmes5iity. iPosses'es 10 lrr1aIns
r,v IN regard - t1s skin and the Ys oi ne wound
wticb /. fsr from beng the case win other adhesive
,rsoriops si renders sulures unnecessary Tor uai.
n, tba e5s-s Of Z wound Whatever may De rs extent
,rcu,sns 10 contact with t1e skin una me moment
~ ccsiriz ston :is impei nea-le y ~s'ef' o2u's
oueutly admitting wsihng - often - n deemed u'
IN 4. vthout color snd transParenL 50 that the sur
-, csn slrsvs observe What 10 gong on ocneain,
s,,sut rsrovinsi = lis application DOS . aire
So arrriovrneut Of heal. cod merely retafcs hIle
tb az aaoraron OF the ethef = 20 pfice Is
"A sisht layer Of this transparent substance Acsu
yer "A ulcer serves Gs CLASSY medium "nien ~hi
, ,e,.i fror, Toe hurtfui contact ~ toe air perns
-. - q folox AL the process OF cure. II any pecu-
-, -,-rstsures Affecting the patent require H. ~
-, 49,, .r+-.ss 10 dissolve tne eoooion and removes
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Particulars of the Macon Fire.
Macon. Ga. April ~.

Macon. Gs. April -.
AZ sbo5t % minutes past O clock lsst evening.
the Kitchen attached the premises snd occupied by
NJ. seymour corner q Poplar and second sts vss
discovered u oe IRE. The Hsmrs soon ccufeu.
rca,ed 20 the scoden sheds iu the formerly oc-
cupisd by wynn & Seymour "a warehouse. and TEN.
pofsr.y used by Field i Adams for similar parposs
Ia tho sheds were shout - bales of cotton owned
oue-ha,f by planters and the remainder by shippers
The engines which were. after some delay brought
upon ths ground were found comparatively useless.
trrcunt of the scarcity Of water. The IRE, thera-
fore sprssd without any check consuming the saeds
and their cutents except shout 90 bales Of cotton
From the kitchen the fsnes kso extfued 90 the brick
te1er1cnts IN front occupied by Mrs Seymour ard
Mrs smith Roih buildings were destroyed.
Severs small buildings On the alley were also con
s1me3 4 wooden she'd belonging % Charles Day s
Co containing some ten baus o. cotton partially
t-ru down 5u, the DANES communicated % the roof
sn the parties compelled % des, and leave {, 70
ts ista All the small wooden buildings villa one or
two xccpuons upon the entire block. either
down or consumed. The buildings On the opposite side
of the square. occupied 5y Mrs Holusswor;h and Mr.
Tudsii were for time supposed % % N great dan
ger tut the parties escaped with the destruction Of
their outhaii3ings snd The usual damage Incident 70
the removal OF furniture such occasions The en-
tire loss % the re- estimated At s5OGt S300, less
than onehalf cf witch was covered By Insurance.
Nsssrs Field & Adams we understand who had stored
the cotons bad taken the preosuton 70 eovor AL their
ivsaccs ulils upon them sad VIII therefore lose but
q ghiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

THy CATHOLIC CoLLEGE.-Ihe House oi he
n-ssertsvss vAs Yesterday the OF an Interesting
"a ,ro,rsced Dc oa;e the question oi staltns AZ
a., Il in,orooraton 70 the Roman CsthOac NoAese ~
Worcester Many s5e snd powerful speeeaes "'io
made IN favor Of the bill snd ln op rosoN - -
them perhaps The most shee''e, = .. 'nt ,.',h
f'oh.m Of salem Vh0 advocated me measu'. ~
,,rh .srnesruess elOq quence and power ana inAl oi
H. Partett Of Lowell who opposed u IN one ol '3u
,st aha and forci5e arguments which mas oe.h tnAas
snrirs the session and which sppesrea % hA'e e1
..i,ht with the H0usr. His argument vas uase1 %
re,, ,bs, ths college vss intended exclusively
- oman Cstholics-s Proiestsnt students were 70 oe
sxr5~sana this principle is conceived 70 pe oonsi-
~ the principles relating q education "n-1 n, -
a-,o been cherished 10 this Common"ealth 4" - -
Amherst College was chartered taere WAS css ~ 80
minds Of many thsi II desgnei 70 Be an
xcr.,v.lv f5r particular sect Of Christians and iof
,hss -ssson section very properly inuon"ceu "
obviste the objection Hs not opposed 70 srsu'e
the Catholics al and every privilege wheA nsl = a
Granted - other colleges In tbs state oui Nss opf
:, granting them privileges u AZ importsn1
Inch lhey would retain for centuries And "neh Neic
4snisa - other literary Institutes
ma. rno-ung the question came up ~ All 10Y us~-'
- ana Mr. Curtis OF Boston occupied the Az nlon ~
~. uouss N An Interesting speech dehvered Ia o., =
,,v So - and forcble style. In reply T. TIE o0lec
80 - es.n urged against granting the act oi
49, -l,,r NJ Ksljogs Of pii;saeld also spoke 10
svor "a the bin Abiding q the rrssfleHso -. 49,
a,rhe,st charter he expressed MS un -sl-su u4
nroba;.on OF the principle contain 60 ~ 80 80 u.Sn =
fhoashti II uAs unworthy OF the enatsele- u ' 90
-,.. snS should never De regarded - an exam - -.
si.,t, S,rna other gentlemen addressed tne ho-se
osrtirulsrly Mr Hopkin. Of Northampton u ss'. '
"a los,ept srgun naent sgsinstthe biI ana So -.
| a,-,sn, amendments we're msde on motion OF NJ
| ham with a view 70 obvlAie some ooleSso. - -
hasn nrsed and the question Was taken y jess NJ
l H'' ""- fBos,ou Journal Oh
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

- Though tho great southern MAI ieayes
KewYork civ in the afternoon, none OF the morning
psper. save the EIes have yet resor'ed TO the even
los edition which have hitherto been 50 & NJ
or r.,her they publish evening editions iSey are not
sent South -"
TAs Tr,bu.< has for years published two hVehins
Editions daily the 6rst at aud ine 'e0oH" ~ ,ah
and the las Edition regularly seni sou'a ''n'o
Of April-ihe time that the departure from 'oi' -"
The great Southern Nail was changed rom = !" '''
Morning to 81 In the Afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
The IcnrInn Community.

Mr. CApEr publishes in the - L0Hs Rfpnblcaa
O statement Of the operations and plans oi the
Icarians st Naayoo, from which We take the iol'
lowing:
A, the director and gersnt Of the society have par
h.d In nv name but for the societv the tcmpla tno
srsepal and eleven scres OF lsnd surrounolSe =
In the arsenal We have established hne "oi s9Op' -
carpenters tanners, cOopers, wsgoh uaNr.s 80 81 -
W. have also in another building excellent workshops
f,r ,aIlors and shoemskers Beside when We nave 10
another building on the banks o the Mississippi
lrv on1 Ne shsn there establish ss~ mil 10
snd disery, snd also our ehs.nsels, W. hsvs s,,r
farms and land where we can dig cos- we nANe -
chased horses and shall soon have al tne othei 49,
necessary; We have our buienery sha oNAo rsi(b
the temple, which wAs burned Iass yeS'' A.a - -
only the four walls remain. our intention IS 70
M iu va meet the support necessary 70 sue
an operation We shall msinisn It's pfeseut ~
surround the root by terrace rom "cea ", - 80
one OF the finest views in the word shI ~ -, . ~
ipr we can have our reiectory, Win ki'c"e''s 'o -
rer.ons all the workshops for our women our
our library our assembly rooms, aud our O.' . 80
lodgings for 500 persons, with room ior eeo N.' 49,,
A handsome garden aud promenade win V0S~p' '
fopr sorss of ground which surround the tempe.
Respecting our system OF social snd pohncs OF 50 So
zstion AZ present will only ssy that II s couiiiln
nifty founded on Fraternity and kquAiiy-on henes.
and Labor We Republicans desiring me iseYu.
lie In its integrity. Our morality Is pre ounueu %
marriage and domestic ties. Our relsloa ~
ity In its primitive form and resumed In the p'nSp,
" love thy neiskbor thyseh' We are the irieno'
and the brethren Of all men Of sl nations We 90 ho'
desire enrich ourselves at the expense OF any oui ie
insure happiness BY labor, and 20 unite our IN
tsrests with thoss OF our negabOrs by gyog increased
sctyity 20 Industry, Agriculture snd Commerce We
- aetsrmlned not - Interfere In any with REy
,he questions which divide the public mind in Amer
vlhtle we desire the welfare Of our native cOup
~ 90 desire Also that Of our new country which VII
ys,vs us kindly Aud II sly 70 our brethren Come
-, ysry great number, will certainly be dspOset
| to answer my cal.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Arrival of the steamer Isabei-Late from
t,ova,n CHARi tsTos, April 25.

The steamer Isabel arrived to-day from Hava
s w,th laO passengers having been but 80 hours run
pps time in making the trip Her dates are Of the 20
Operations in Sugar were very limited the Psnier :
having become extrsvsgsnt In their demsnes, caous
Is onotation,. n,iddllpg 10 nae white. lOf 10 ~
choice. l9to l3 yellow, to brown, y 10 @ Nus
covsdo ls rs,hcr easier ranging from 10 q. hc
drouth continues. The supply OF Coffee 10 inodeis'e
The quotations arc ii 10 - for midding 10 gooo-
Tbere IA but little prime in market Ireish'l are lower
Fxchange on NewYork ranges from 60 : hce-
- 900 tierces sold at . 10 "a. lei. Ihh. n AHvi'