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The New York herald., 1850-03-25

DR. WEBsTER's TRIAL.-'This trial. up to Sstnr
day last, occupied the Court in Boston five davs.
1t will be recommended to-day, and will continue.
probably, throughoutthe week; for, according to all
accounts, number of witnesses are yet to be exa-
mined The principal and most striking part Of
the evidence has been given. And If any verdict
should be returned, il must stand or fall on the
witnesses who have been examined up to this,
time.
This trial has produced profound interest," not
only in Boston, but throughout the whole country.
The character of the evidence, thus far, is crcum-
stantial and perplexlng The two most important
witnesses against Dr. Webster, are DR.. Keep the
dentist, and Mr.. Lutle6eld, the snitor of the Co-
lege. The evidence of these witnesses receives.
some little additional strength from the testimony
Of others but although there seems to be the high
est moral probability that DIR. Webster is the indi-
vidual WI no took the lite ot DIR. Parkman, and that
the remains found In the Medical College wcre-
those of the unfortunate DR. Parkman, yet we are
free to confess that we have strong doubts if ar
unqualified verdict of guilty ought to be rendered
against him, by any jury, uuder the circumstances
of the case, and with the view to what might be
legal or what might be moral evidence in the pre-
misses. 1t is always dangerous to give verdicts on
circumstantial evidence alone-to take human lite
on fallbe circumstances and incidents, even
should they amount almost to a moral certainty IN
the mind of the community.
The additional evidence will not be as Interest,"
Ing as that which has been given-still, much fur
ther light may be thrown on this dark and bloody
r,vsferv
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

The speculative epesons were chiefly In the earlier
part of the month ard led to advance cf va 10 Ia
per 10 10 stemmsd tobacco; but Nirsinia leaf It will be
observed has been comparatively neglected Tbestock
the 2sth ul IS $40 hhds sgsinst 151io held at
the close Of February, 1sip.
SsrDs The demand for cloverseet has been limited
and st large auction sale, short time since there
no buyers The ssles made include loo terces
American red at from AZ TO 4ss 20 bales French red ..
80 10 a2s fer cid, srd ias. tor ne~ and few bales
French stt,e at sss per cst. fmsli parcel Of ne~
American haxsesd brought scs per caek.
Asnss - Little has been doing 10 this article, aud
prices cver the sass about COO barrels pots at
S2e 10 sfs ca fos and is 10 sos for "sl faults
N.1sL srcEEs -Noshirg has been done In tar, aud
ine usnsotions in turpsntne are small including as
.siI.,. q very iuferisr quality st1s Cd per ewt and
sfiV hsitelt the price ~ Witch not reported Ro-in
eeain higher spd shout 600 bsrrels have been sold
Tor th~ fbtr qualities
hsss -Iher has been Moderate amount ~ busi
heao ae.ciiptions st the quotstiOns OF Jute
ter. - V" -
f,tisw Ia, sssin declined with ttl. busines doing
snd r. " z he's been sold st from ass Ga sov, "a S-s
per est South Ausfcsn is also lover, sales At frnos
see 90 70 ste per cot. small parcel on Australi.,
bros ght O. 20 s6s 50. per crt
Hrss-1hs arrivals 10 February we're very lIxht from
OH qusftrs snd prices have In general been veil sup.
Ioslsd Nshsd fsir Inquiry for the best qualities q
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

NEw WBIe NEwsPsrkR.-The Albany State
Rsgisf,r, a new whig paper, has made lie appear
ssce. Il is handsomely printed sheet, and comes
Que ip favor Of Webster, and in opposition to the
move nents Of Seward. THIS is TIE fret time,
within twe.S'y years, that an opposition to the de-
signs Of the bany clique OF whig politicians has
taken prscuca, and substantial form, and shows
that those sxcrescen,es Of anti masonry, Seward
isms, weedism, and Cree, ,eyism, are in fair way
oi borg lopPed oh
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

The Ohio will probably arrive to-day from
Chsgres and Havana. She may bring two weeks
later news from California.
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

win be ready for delivery this afternoon. II Wilt
eontsin a. usual perfect history Of events for In
pest week, In this city; together with eomprehendvs .
glance at affairs In this country aud throughout the
rcrld. Price tso cents per eosy; or 81 per snsup.
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

can't cs,erdar-Tni. D.y.

sr,,,,os Cer.r Me- 90 "a 70. rs ", 20 81 Sc to
80 "a % 10 60 Al D. &c. s. 4s, ~. 20 80. 80 ~.
Cuor,r Covsr Nes. $50, as 446, 4so, $50 asa f5e,
ftT, Afk 4ts 4tek, 4eQ 20 A65.
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

Estimated rnles to eth
March 1855. .22S67o isiiso BaO ols
1919. ..........a a4s5o i6eo 9s@ 500 $40
CeRs.-We have again to notice q decline 10 this
msrhet affecting all descriptions Of grain and pulse;
and nding the reduction In value there
tnSes but little demand and the tone Of the market IL
very much depressed. There has lately been . large
supply o French -four Of excellent quality but not cal
culated TO keep 90 we'll mericsn and importers are
Therefore free sellers For American, cannot quote
above 23s for the extra qualities Of Ohio sound rha
delrhia and Baltimore ais to 2is Sd Western Canal
sweet and sf good brands 20 to 2is while for inferior
16 to lie may be quoted. Indian corn has freely
In. and the lrish demand being ct pause, the main
part has been stcred. white has declined more than
yellow and IL now worth only 26s Cd. TO 2Ts Yellov
zee TO 2es cd per quarter aud mixed ass to 25s cd
per quarter Corn meal nominal at 12s Cd to 13s per
I've lbs,
PnovraoSs-Tbere has been . moderate business In
beef without material change In prices. Old pork
been In demand for export st former rates; for nev
there s but little inquiry. New bacon or In
tail lots at "a 20 asa for fair, and 50 to SIS
fssterp. Nothing In hams and shoulders. Cheese
fully maintains its value with steady demand Lard
has lately been taken To fair extent the ssies OF
month shout 400 tons the latter transactions being at
oor quotatlcns.
Touscco.- The business done In February amounted
- A
The New York herald., 1850-03-25

Bank or England.
An Account, &c the Act 7th sna st
ending Saturday, the I'd day Of March,
lS0:-
DEpARrMENT.
Notes Issued G36l60 Government debt. II 0ls 100
Other securities. 195i, 80
Gold Coin An Bull
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m.ssr,. Bar,nss' London Circular.

LoSpos, sth March, 1850 4 Bo'clook.P. W.
The demand articles of colonial and foreign
produce has been extrems ely limited since last aud
10 any progress In sales lower prices would
20 be taken the continued abundance Of moneJ, how
ever renders holders less anxious TO realize and hh
srto no materisl reduction has been submitted to-
Br,sdstpgs remain greatly depressed. The cotton
srhst very quiet BY the overland mail Which arrived
mi. mornrg we have received sdvices from Bombay 10
An February, srd Calcutts to 22d January The Hon
E Company have raised their rate Of exchange for
oils Bengal and Madras TO 2s and on Bombay to "a
"a. Ter rup,e We suboin, ususl rensrhs on those
articles in which business hes been done others remain
Ing without ohsnge
AnrRrc.s srooK..-The accounts and quotations
ssvsd from the United states By the last steamer pro-
duoed hrmness On this side, and the quantity Of
stoek nov for sale is, generally speaking small and
the abundance % money continues, We Snote an i'm
provement In prices United State. es 1854 % %;
do 1867 es, inscriptions 1oes 1o7X DO 1858 bonds
1oTH lesx, aud In lair demsud Alabama Sterling,
20 ~ Illinois internal I'm mprovemsnt a. AS, In.
diana State bs o. 90 Louissaua Union Bank sopd.
none for sais; Msssaohusets Sterling 5s 1os IA d..
nspd Maryland Sc, 90. sellers Ne- York stat. 81.
SO 81, wanted do. es, l0T los ohiS es 100 Lo3
none for salsi fsnnsyivsnia 5's S. selsrs sosIh
Coohinssi has declined sbou, 4d per ib aod !. hss-,
at the rsductiop the salss consist Of sco bss We
Es "a Mericsn siivsr So ca al. "a black 30 sd asa
led. stock of ell kinds Let inst., b.6pS bags
.rs'yfi. Ssf Ice; tough sss. ass Is..: ssssie,ns
1od PER 10 Chiian slab Ia held at Esos asa; Chils,
retntd inaots Lse Eer ton.
Cehse has been entirely neglected, and quotations
r~.et ne censdsred nearly nominal; some few forced
-. :, Inc =, ,lsnssion Csyon have bees made At
Eedacn oi los from the highest point but ths prin
eipni importers refrain from Offering their goods vsi
ing ne ss.n, Of the approaching Dutch ssr.s The
nssr@se prtce o native teyon is Ss. at which sbopt
kotV haf bsve been taken Tts other saiss have been
eonbned 70 bo bses Mocha, from TOr TO sOs 6j for
fhE bsrry, $50 bses gcod sunstrs 4ss snd 400 bsgs
The New York herald., 1850-03-25
d tHt IUfIUWluH tHUEts-
Prices THIs DAN

Trade. iaiors. port Baie'.
Estimated rrles to sth
March, 1880 .G6670 l5i,fs0 IL 40 @l $50
Do. 70 the fane date in - - -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

TREsPAss.-Mr. Nicholas Seller made a COM
plant yesterday, before Recorder Genois against
one Louis SENEGAL, which will cause the latter to
appear before the Grim nal court and answer to the
allegations made against him. Seller stated that
last December he rented from the accused two
rooms and-a lobby at-4l Barrack street, and that
with much care and trouble he had placed in said
lobby number Of bottles, jars and phials, being
goodly array of lotions, mixtures and essences Of
rare medicinal qualities. SENEGAL from some I'M
discovered cause entered this arcanum Of science
on the Both ut, and despoiled Seller of his stock in
trade, by breaking the glass vessels which con-
tanned the means of life, and delugng the floor with
u general mixture. The Court sympathized with
the complainant in his bitter trial. and sent the case
up, for further proceedings.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

The LAST SCENE. =" When lovely woman
Btoops to folly" the course is too generally down
ward one, at pace that increases at each STEP until
the lowest depth is reached. The impetus once
given, and the poor victim is drawn Irresistibly
along, receiving numberless bullets from the cen.
serious world to add TO the fall Thus it was in
"lifes young day !" with Ellen Crowley, before the
blight of shame withered the flower and the storm
of stripped it of its leaves that closed around
to protect it from the nipping frost of neglect
Friends fed-strangers doubted-the road of gull
was the only avenue left open to the errng one, and
the broad path taken in a moment of despair
Ellen's history, told yesterday before Recorder
Genois, was only repetition of the tale of sorrow
so often related by her sisters of the pace, ant
Ellen's destination was the same that many of hel
class have fonnd before-the Workhouse opened
Its gates to nc the last mark of degradation upor
the child OF iniamy. The record is brief one OF
the calendar, yet what mass of misery is covered
up in the simple lines
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

CAPT. HUNTER AND Com. PERRY.-The fact
has been already stated Capt. Hunter is to be sum
moned shortly before Court of Inquiry, to explain
the reason why he captured the town of Avarado, in
Mexico, during the late war. in advance of orders
from Com. Perry. Capt. Hunter. We see, has ad
dressed pretty tart letter to Com. Perry, dated
Washington, March IL, wherein language is en-
ployed that does not bespeak much cordiality of
feeling between the two The letter we find in the
NewYork Herald of the 23d ult., sent by its Wash.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

LIFTING A MoRTc 1rLr - -,
so seldom takes plae ~ VIM"
according to the 81 -, ~ NJ" yo',1iu"y'
n W. IN An equitable manner, by one Henry
e.i,n,onsI,.t latter individual is charged with
,ha housa - tracing document of this kind from
.,r,;nn -, Mr., L. Recorder Baldwin will ex.
o ''' the case
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

% Mrs. Caudle, Of curtan-leclure notoriety,
gave her poor spouse the full benefit of her tongue,
but we believe that the records of those ingenious
ebulltions Of the spirit manifested by the lady in
question, never assumed more striking tone oil
argument Decidedly different was the case yes
terday of Mrs. Parker, whose husband, George, ap-
piled to the Second Municipality police for a war
rant against his pugilistic spouse. What think
you, gentle reader, was the ground of complaint ?
Alas for the manhood of the accuser he had received
a severe beating at the hands OF his "better half
who, after lecturing to her hearts content tried
the rougher method of bringing Mr. Parker into
aubiection.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

ToBACCo-St in active request and 700 hhds disposed
OF, including 81 hhds at sd 40 hhds Mason county at
-; 49, hhds III at 49, and IL at So 1871 hhds 81
at = and III t7c, and the terms not made public
SUGAR AND MOLASSES-Some 81 0 hhds changed
hands at full rates 34c for Fair Also $40 to COO bbs
Moasses at 8s 10 for Good Fermentng and 2@3c for Re-
boiled.
FLOUR-The market seemed be very quiet and the oply
sales we heard Of go bbs Illinois and st Louis (Suuer
ne) at s. 1896 80 200 bbs Extra St Louis at and $50 at
% 70 q Dbl Ohio offered less than IS 50 in one or two
instances
CORN-An active demand and IL 900 sacks sold including
800 sacks Yellow, from atboats. S. and $500 ss mostly
White, at 5796sc " bushel
OATS-Sales of $50 sacks Indiana at 4 and I6 Prime ST
Louis at SIC.
CORN MEAL-1OOO bbls Prime kiln. dried were sold from
store to shipper at 90 621s " Dbl.
PRONl-IONS-Pork in limited demand and the sales
confined So bbs Mess % 62. and 100 NJ 1.-TWO Iots)
at IS u.s. of Bacon, 81 casks taken at $685. for Shout
des and Sc for good Sides The only considerable saes
Lard were so bbs 81, I75 do No % and 30 at &c y H.
lot of rs terc Prime Mess Beef brought SIS rs a tierce
CoFFEE-Sales of $50 bags Rio at "a and 100 Prime at
&c " ~
BAGGING AND RoPE-Steady Sales of 100 pieces
and 100 coils IA and ~ long time so pieces at H.
coils at z, and 100 at Ike, all cash.
WHISHY-Dun, with sales of 80 to 100 bbls Recfed at
2116c " gallon
FREIGHTS-VeTy dull and nothing doing
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

lHE BOWIE KNIFE CAsE.-Sophia Mont.
gomery was examined yesterday on the charge Of
assauting, with intent to kill, one Phoebe Smith,
on the night of the LIST inst. We gave the particu
lars yesterday. After hearing the evidence, Re-
corder Baldwin committed the accused for trial be-
fore the First District Court.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

BREACH OF TRUsT.-An affidavit was made
before Recorder Genois yesterday by ]. F. Ber-
cier, charging his clerk, D. DeMeza, with retaining
funds to the amount of Sl472 received for sales Of
sugar made on account of the house. The opera
ton, it is stated, took place between November,
ls47, and April, lS4S, since which time the COM
plainant has not been able to obtain the money. A
warrant was issued for the arrest of the accused,
but the officer returned the writ with the endorse
Enent that the defendant had left the city
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

-; .RTsIBLE. - Alexander Greenwood was
IN died yesterday to the Workhouse as an incor
, Ie vagrant - six months was the sentence
:; Arded. Greenwood has been for years noto-
aus thief; he was arrested on Tuesday night in
fhe act of entering the premises at the corner of
Apollo and Mepomene streets, through hole
made in the fence
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

and Lieut.. Porter in command Of the Georgia on
this side. Ameeting Of these officers would have
been highly interesting, but circumstances pre-
vented it, and perhaps they never will be brought
40 near to0efhar again l--..
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

ALLEDeED PERJURY.-A charc nf iii. u,,,,.,
caused the arrest, yesterday, of Il w cooL nnor
the affidavit of Charles WIFI who .,a,oo ,h.r ~.
crime "as committed by ,be ,,id Coak ob,sin; inc
summary process again him in one Of the Jnscs's
eouIr, on clam .or debt, and by the requisite
'',a1 ant intended leaving the State.
,t,.I. nat both allegations were false, and
s nas been referred to Recorder Baldwin
w. his Jinion
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

lated N. ne,oa - I,-.i. Hugh Carlin vio-
an. ,nd ;n.rI..I vi the State of Louis-
For nj. 49, u .ne guardians Of the night.
o;,,o.. III 'ne P'" Ieges accorded to sober
in ,ha 49,. Is 500 red yesterday to give bail
days in jail. Wy 1'e-NN'l'o " "Ve
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

@ISDLTNG.-There are many modes of ope-
Ating under this head several of them make one
amenable to the laws-others can be pursued, and
yet the culPrit 60 scot free. The nature Of the
transaction by which E. Sterling was minus $3.50,
and Bernard H. Banner benefited that amount,
remains to be discovered in court. Banner has
been arrested on the charge by the Second NUM-
cipality police.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

HE ESSEX AND PHGBE Our readers are
doubtless familiar with the particulars of the terri
BILE combat between the U. S. frigate Essex, Com.
Porter, and H. B. NJ frigate Phoebe, Capt. Hillyar,
aided by the brig Cherub, which took place in the
harbor of Valparaiso during the last war with Eng
land, The details of this sanguinary fight, in
which nearly all the officers and crew Of the ESSEX
persisted, already matters of naval history, and
the name of the gallant Com. Porter is enrolled
high in the list Of naval heroes. Both commanders
are, however long since dead, but both have left
gallant sons to represent them in the navies of
their countries, and while the steamship Georgia
was at Chagres short time since, these gentlemen
were for the rst time in their lives, almost within
hailing distanc, Of each other. Lieut.. Hillyar be-
ing N j. B. NJ ship Of The line ASIA At Panama,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

Do The emigration to California this spring, far
exceeds that Of last season. The Peru Qil) Tele-
graph says; There appears to be no end to the
California emigration this season. The number
thatpassed through our town last spring is nowhere
in comparison with the emigrants of this season,
They appear to be well provided for most of them
having heFsss or mples Instead Of essa. ~.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

DIscHARoED.-John Burns, ala. CHR ...
been discharged from custody. He wa, .n 30 nas
of assaung, with knife, G. w. sr ~ "O0' ,,u
evening of the 9Th ult H'n' W '''e
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

bRuTAL--A proper caption for a report like III,
one which we now notice, wherein Michal DALI -
Is accused Of beating his wife very severely. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

Acknowledgment Gordon, having cause of
complaint against Timothy Dolan, beat the SAID
individual SO badly that to prevent further d. -,
melting, he applied this morning for the pro. s,,;on
OF the law. Awarrant was accordingly is ,,,oa 49,,
the masculine Mrs. Gordon was take "lU
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

ST. CHARLEs1Dr Childen, Pascagoula; c Coleman,
Louisville: q Kirk, Ala; u Deano, N y: T Ingra,
ham; w Robert, % LeRrum, Mobile: w Dunnfca,
La; g w Newell, Boston, C Henry, Ripley, Lynchburg;
VERANpA-B T Walker, Baltimore; w Bailey, N Y:
Gen G w mitb, Bqrch, Miss; J Bartlett, Narchi.
@ w Randolph and lady, West Point.
rCoMHERG1AL-RolR Moses, Conn; NJ Thorp. R Harper.
Kelley, w Stuart, NJ w Smith, Lo d, NJ Coleman, q
Whitworh Va. Montgomery w Montgomery, New
Woodiord, Memphis; w Carer, Louisville; Kehley
LoUIsIANA-Capt Kmbert, H Williams and family G
L Sleeper, John Recke, Chas Tarwe, John Campbell
John Stoddard, JAG b Lowell Chas w Griffith, D; w
Robinson, Rio Janeiro; Capt Avery, N Y.
La; w Marsh.
lard Pass Christian; d B Ross Texas. " =
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

The First District Court was engaged in the
ulal OF civil cases. The criminal docket will be
@ken up again after these are disposed Of.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

CHAIN OF EVIDENCE. - The most striking
instance in modern times of a chain Of evidence,
formed link by link from circumstances, until strong
enough to destroy the accused is that of Professor
Webster, lately convicted of the murder of DR..
Parkman. Another less interesting case came up
yesterday, when one VIM. Day was found with the
very chain of evidence already prepared upon his
person, in the shape of handsome gold guard,
found secreted in his apparel The fact of theft is
strongly linked to this valuable trinket, and Day
will have to await examination upon the charge
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04


The LATE SPELL OF CoLD WEArHRR.-We
take the following from letter dated East Baton
Rouge, March 31st.
4" There was very severe frost in this region Of
the country last Wednesday night killing an the
cotton and corn that H'spp The fruit is entirely
destroyed. The shgsT PRIMER. are fearful tbey
will lose good deal u their cane, as thew bad
Ploughed and scraped it. The shoot was frozen 70
the eye"
OF We have never known in this part of the
State, more disagreeable, cold and stormy weather
than we had on Wednesday last. The snow com.
menced falling early in the morning and fell to the
depth OF one or two inches At night il blew cold
from the north-the next morning 1t was found that
ice Of half an inch thickness had all the
early gardens, peaches, pumbs and figs were de.
sT9yed. The mast is probably all destroyed,
and those who expect to put up their own pork,
must put in corn enough to iatten their hogs
Notehitoches Chronicle 30th. -
Snolc Storm.-We dnesday was, if not the cold
est at least the most dsagreeable day of the win
ter: Early in the morning it was cold and rainy,
and about o'clock it commenced to snow, and
showed all day. The night was very cold, and on
Thursday morning all the pools were covered with
thin layers of ice. The crops have, we fear, sus-
tanned some injury from this unreasonable weather
All tender garden plants, peach trees, etc., were
killed.-Red RSper Republican, Both. w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-04

- M. EMIeR ATTOF.
O'o SoenfVnea and The Amsfiean Pnblie.
1891 ~Ew CKTr.sws tssso.
HivIEo ~ upward q .--,,e A..
osr pssts n bs u, y. ~ Si Ne. ,ssh- wei vh 81
.ls,ad, owing arssss "a. IN ns s,,
IsiS,a 2 W. t.fR ;s & Sds 4 ~
Assi9is fhgosT s' ,s Hs.neb Heq-e y .wh
So e s%; , ne Iis
oIr matter eonnsssd via s, .sS he q
assss ,hns ios tbs rt ae aoTns 70 rs Isn,s n ,ts
~ ssspos5ble parry instead o. = hiihsro Win : ~.
an eciers 1o. 70 90 what = Ilsh-rsa Only ezegis
s', 4, y q .t tiss ewn hands
A. Her ,,s1 ~ q ri. bushes. and The msEHs
= y ss s,saag q Ls sropsaM rsisns u tin 1 s
1sst hes cas 80 .sd ~ ss.ss under t,sir
~ ,S9l ne ,ns,n % TIER s.sisp The sdis ncs =
erS aasasf made a ssgasesni q adk-ss stssasp o
so lar a iheT power eSiendIs be rssrti ~ .sI.s.
aud are determined as @ =, o. he hui ss- 10
aealhs caTsetsrzs me srssoaoss d sssr ~ ~
men. a.1s gh unfortunately % olirn sbss N he >
q esrS ING cut iheE sss'neBt. wih lrSnpstsas
LIsHEr. AND cOsstnER.BLY sHsT ExTEssIvs Hot -
~ IHE TRADE, ~ BE- snffeisut efs
by me ~ Q, Bn i 2oS a. ne.
are " direct communication with Al & Northern and y 81
esn safts OF EuFOp. with BIZ Ssh America. and al the pm
e.pal ports ah ellie Of the Urtsf rtafe Tn
HOSE, howev. r-spectabIe can confer and viii oay 4. al
81 abr p' sno-e sngaEns VIII nel at 10 ez tnd,u
% IN eVsS Fs-pset sat.taeto, shs artiinie
?. Bym@ 20. are saw prsparsI to i.u., at rhsir
sess,a Branch HOues nd Asxssss Passage Gss,ieass
hgs g% IassReol. lpbIa gqz Hifass o. iast.oadsrTS
70 Ne" rean. New fcrk raiadspbs, Boston a
many being the only House the having AEruls IL
W 3, e. CO ..o isus nrae.. payable =. sshsJss