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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
liutziar the Miss,sAary.

The death al tins distinguished MISSION
ary 70 China s announced ty The last afIi'"'e
FROM Europe ar having taken place Al i'V"s
KONG. Mr. Grizlaii was born IN the RUSSIAN
,,oyi,ce of p,,nerania. ~ 1903 lie early dis
,,.,ea . .,,o,o thirst for knowledge, and wished
~ receive a liberal education WIZ We" !"
.,,erac the Christian ministry. The poverty
.1,,. narents, however, compelled them 10 DINO
hun as an apprentice to trade poem "hlch
a. wro,e at this PERIOD attracted the attention OF
the King OF Prussia, who procured his admission
Ito Tho N,sslonar, School a, Berlin. Amer re-
.,.,r,,g here for two years, he was taken under
the patronage Of the Dutch Missionary society
=, Rotterdam. and was destined to 4 mission on
Al. ,.lanJ of Sumatra. lie continued his pfepa-
,.,,ons for this difficult and dangerous service
uot,I 1926. when, starting for the heA OF MS ms
.on. he was prevented from entering 1t by
which had broken out. and took up MS resi-
A.nce IN Batavia Here he commenced the
.t.dv OF the Chinese language, and m snort
time made so great proficiency that ne was IN
a.ced 70 devote himself 70 the establishment OF
Christianity in the Chinese Empire. HIS hrst
efforts were directed TO Siam, where he iaoored
With eminent success for some time. lie then
,o.t mn his abode at Macao, and, IN connection
with DR.. Morrison, engaged with great energy
in the duties of his mission. lie es'aolisheo
.,hools. circulated tracts, and commenced
nav translation of the Bible into the Cnihese
language. Under his auspices, society was
formed for the diffusion OF useful knowledge III
China. a monthly magazine was issued ana
y.yre number of presses employed IN pruning
his own writings At the same time, ne was
assiduous in preaching, making frequent lour-
nevs for that purpose, of which we have ali In
tersstinp account in his " Journal OF Voyages
He met with good deal Of success IN his laDors,
until at length he incurred the suspicion oil the
Chinese Government, who accused him OF being
IN the interests Of England. From that time ne
was unable TO pursue his missionary operations
and war employed in the service OF the English
expedl,jon. 10 which his knowledge OF the Chl-
sese language and customs made hm highly
useful lie took an active part IN the negoua-
lions OF peace between England and CHINA IN
ls42. l;utzlan was man Of remarkable stead
fss,Dess of purpose, combining an ardent A"al
lth sound discretion. and sagsclous observer
Of men and things. Although his endeaVors 10
promote Christianity IN China have proved a
failure, his contributions to our knowledge OF
Chinese life are valuable, and deserve TO be aeId
IN r.spectiul remembrance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04


Ee'tei or 7's fr5''l 9ec- fer ~ re-s ca , Sp,rs,
Nn'e-1ter
ge'a Chuehlh 81 LID VI Virginia 'lao ,s .,
So koser i Csv-risy. b, re S,sc,4,er l.ns - n,
llckuor. kstd n tlcCs So 0y g. Z Pa.nsra -
The Practical Cotton Spugsf b. scott S. =, Al.
Pmlsdslphia Henry Gaze, Bard. Sold b. Dss.,,
Dapupcrt
seec, oIa'.crs 4 C,ero. ~i'h E7glsA Ne. P,p,
Peter Billions ltm' 20 3i Pratt. WoodraFs c,
" anan her various neis...s By NJ. I 4. -
l2no. % 81. W.. N.4lrNse avn
Leaflets 90 MemoW Ldtei By RcvTel Ccaie,. N n
syc; ~ 5is Phiaae laa Z H Brsl,r -
'aro. Fp. S1i Geo y Putnam "~""
The Pilgrim spr, toem b. Alfred St-esi Ns,
Haven l. Hlui-l Wv
SPIRITUAL Regcnerttoa Chafsc to n, C'er,,o ,,h,o
BY &. MclSnnf. $40 Fp 9 Harsef 4 r., r.,
F'rtn-e he Psush Orphan b, Fla Rss1~.D,s,T
emo. Pp. 10 Ti'aaof Reel Field, S.Hs,Gp
Poems By Rehaa Ucury Stoldlrd IN. p, -
rcsaor Reed y Fields. : H. rf Putnam w 90
Tas Hand Book 81 tae Picturesque. Co &c. lS a. p
Putnam.
Analysis u The Enel.,h Language ByS.w ciAr. ,,ro
pY l6S = Barnes n Co
pERtCrIl A. AND SERIALS.
ChamherSs Pa7ers Tor the People Vol II W Moor
Scidhy o. a hpofosch
The Photographic AT journal Oct Sann
The student Nov fo~iersS "e's.
The Ansrcan Law Jouslsl August Phialegsa
The Har,lcgltunn Oct. NJ II Newman C.
IN, American journal ol Science. Nv. Francs
HasS.Ss Magazine No, H,rper Rro,her.
International Msgayiue NJ Snuger rowssAd.
Apple,ons Mechanics Magazine. Nov. d hryeicn
Go
The Parlo' annual " } heed
American Railwa, Cue NOV. Cirau d l-'n'.-
Nedical Times Nv, - Iii Miller
Hunts Merchant Niasafus. NJ Frcema, hn';.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
CITY ITEMS.

TEMPERANCE AMI PoLr'Ics.-A hu'i0ef
Of our CI CleIgylaen preached on sunday ma 'e',
erenoe to the Election to-mo7f'"' Anu '"e ''',
citizens. ard especially Chrsa"aS' % 20
The immediate tooic Il discussion ""s the 'n'sh'-
,pde Of The evils Of Iisnqe:anoe 49," lAt Ni-''
traffic. and me responsibility Of ever! sA 70 ,e nc
hlgh and precious ngn, oil iranch g 20 '''S
election Of men who all enar' sool ia%s' Nm
shal, stTlke al the evi. and me "lo ~ eAtIu,.
th.m. The Green-st Neihc- let church listened 70
a forclble argument from Psalm C&A' 10 -, =
tine for thee Lord 70 woTh LOT el - ,H' -
iax1 Rev z. {. Putney, oi Jane'st Mrth di,'
Church. preached N ,ne Thrtesnin.ss, piesoyleHan
Ctur,h. REV :. d Burcharcs.l In the evening Kew
m u rteere, nrearhed m the church ofthe Puntans
Tnlon.piace, rom the text, Acts XIX, p s -. =,
tnovt 8. no. that by this craft We nave or wealth
IT, ,S3y,1or Vas = mastery exhibition OF the conse-
ouenc.e Of the liquor traffic aRd contained some
Hsssaees Of great pertinence and power tie showed
-, ,.bv moral ellasion was not sufficient 70 remOs
the evils secondly the extent and nature OF the
oils ane thirdly the only certain means when can
no nsed-lbe enactment OF law Ike that OF Name.
The sermon should have been delivered and printed
a week ago ASH j., We caan0. even give ssetcn
OF L to-day.
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r.nsrauons. NOBODY douols H. u the Loco-Foeo

generations. NOBODY doubIs II. ~ the Loco-foeo
par'v o. Try po1aon Of IT, oppose every ateini' 70
catch laiks anti. NE ssy doss fan N oppoAqn ~
no means implies hostility 70 ldrk. catcn'ns l. Ia
vol,eS = focYe ou.s:lol of fI7e. IL IS Idie-argues
the Ai.orney. GeneIs--io ak 81 ant-larN men On
the one slde or tie olaer OF such que s,ion -.
Mr. Cbathed has the grace IN ms ms iates' 80
CO., ~ SCI IN no other y,ndicatiCn OF n AZ friendship
for the Canals, rhich.oihers have claimes for MN
SELF ard MS associates upon the ticket. IN IN me ef
tract We have quoted. IL quite as conclusive Is
any that has been presented, though mos' OF 'ion'
Albany Eve. J9arnal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

AUSTRIA AID THE UNITED SrArEs.-Ac-
counts from Washington state that Chovaher
Hulsemann, Austrian Charge, has received orders
from his Government 20 demand his passports as
soon as this Government shall receive LOUIS
kosSrrH as a national guest and that the
Cheyaher has communicated his instructions 10
M SecrctarY Webster
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Mr. Cha,iield aud the Canals.

Ifthe party or any pOitna o. It. oeeNc ne
Nine on hi 10 h. unconstitutional AM iof that reason
opposed passage, thus opposition o' No means In ei
hcsr,y 10 the canals The competts n The unfinished
canals certain with without the SSOoeto olIs aud
the passage nj that Law involved lss'N' 800" ths
1901 ,hec,on nlcrc question Of ff, about which
Aop, ST Siifer, nee Of opinion nlsA; "el eusi Aud
- Idle a. talk Of aRii-caasl men, GA "' sue OF et
Of such question.
This is am opinion trog tttorney-Generh
Chatfeld. published IN TIE Argus OF 'h'S 'nofahs'
When The SKY iaiN ~ 'h"l' eaten '''ss 's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
>,ru vopv DAILY TXYBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER a. 1851

firm and perfect t,itgo structure m the country
and seem. a double track tn sliae way ifon Jef-
eev Citr T. II. south part oi Net4fk, with TIE eX-
c,ptloR 81 i.e sIa1sct al ibis place
Whafcger Therefore may nave teen ne pscnnitry
los embarrassment Of BUSINESS. ara increased eN-
p,nC ilsres 81 nc Comc.ny, to pu3.c Nl.l m The
sv,ut oroft Is The Burning ~ 10 kcIStc< bridge IN
ostsinIpg NOR. complete Accommodations Tor Rail
rosc end common travel
lN.uark DAY. Alrn.t.s-r. l.f- nj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

r The list Of Prizes awarded at the
Worlds Fair to Americans. As compiled by
Us from Commissioner RIDDLES Report pu0ll shed
IN r., National jatsii gsacr, omitted the award Of
Pine Mecal to Z. +. PALvEz. late If NsW.H mo
shlre, 10" o; Fhilaio.phia.l Tor has ArtG5as Leg.
knowing thar Mr.. Pa.mers invention % one Of grea.
merit aEd attracted much attention London, where
II was WARMLY approved. most cheeyfnily comfy
With his request n making his correction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

SALE OF THE SPANISH ANTILLES 10 ESG-
LAND.-The Madrid correspondent OF The hoia,s-h,
Zeflar vntes Oh O.5ober that tie plan o. he
PRIME Minister Bravo MunIo, TO sci! Cuoa and po'to
Rico TO England. stated IN former letter. has
caused panic among the of, holders and military
men. from - loIn ATE drswnivo i..fds I'm CpF.rs.
q Ltl s.e,us.. 4A,ss le.p.s ed 44O@ a. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

Edoraeo for then spe,.al use, and ever snc. !.
ha, been Spanish have ared themselves upon n.
island ike hloodsucsels. The people on tho 9TH,
hand according 20 Tn writer are m f,yor OF IT,
Minister'S project. and The indopendcn, por,Ios a.
the press vii also support H. -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

4 FINALE PICKPOCKET-A woman named
Caiharne McCarty was arrested on Saturday night.
a. the Centre Market charged with picking the
pocket o. Mrs. NeAmAn residing At No. 400 Broome-
= Of $40 while that lady making provision
for her sunday dinner. The accused was committed
BIZ Justice MountfoT;.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

TIE TYPoGRAPHlCAL SOCIETY," TN Sat
UTtsY evening this Society held a special meeting
and made some ludlciouS amendments 70 tne.r Con
stitulion and Bylaws. Among other things. t1ey Ee
ducec the funeral assessments 20 IS cents, AID IL
cEtass q INC funeral aeaeni 10 $35.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

rn,ses They Immediately procured ladoeI and
eri,ring through the I'd story window, shu' Gu me
Ra'er and then informed the propietcrs lie
goods, &c. we're cafLa~cd about $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
LARGr TEMPERANcE MEETING.-About

LARGE L EMPERANCE MEETISG.-AOout
5000 persons we're present Al the meetings held on
sunday evening. AZ No. Chatham Square. by the
East River Temperance Society. Three distinct
meetings we're gong On al the same time. Aresoiu-
ton was adopted a. the close a the meeting 10 form
N procession on next SATURDAY morning and escort
Father Mathew 20 the steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

- The steamboat Bay State. on Friday
evening after discharglng her passengers. was taken
round 10 the Dry Dock. where she Will remain for
three or four weeks to be overhauled. The steam
boa, State OF Name has been substituted IN her place
during the time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

or The number Who dTnVcd mere durlls UcIOOtl'
II Oss were Irish, & $50 Germans, 1892 English, S35
scotch, 900 swiss, $50 French, Gu HOilanders. los
Welsh I96 Bolgans Al Swedes, IS Italians, 81 West
Indians, - Spaniards 81 Nor~eglans, ii Danes,
South Americans, Canadians, Nova >cotlans,
East Indians , Poles. Mexican and Russian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

l.. :. DlSr CoURt- before Judge
Judsou - Decision In the cross SUIT oe.Neen
the owners 81 the schooner T.. e.. fanfon AL the
owners Of lie Nihams9ufsh Ferry go npilY' l'I
mnirv On the one site "a me schooner ana on the
Other 10 y. ferry boat OBC0.l. by COLLISION on 1nc
foot Of Clin'ou-st. already referred 10, me t'nrl
considered the schooner 10 fiar that she might
have ayoldea The collision, Fl'e re ferry o0f was
on her regular track. and cij al she could 10 3yot
L. Damages IN favor OF thc lerfy-ooaI. Reference
10 ascertain amount.
AItgsd Fitting cat tif C,co1G'rH-The rec0gnl-
zanceS OF MI OSulhysn his surety, Dr Rogers, hS
father in law, being too unNeN 10 attend Court 10
renew them 10 next term nOnlnaily forfeited,
but they viii !, IS understood. be renewed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

tv We take the following from q letter
received at this Office by the Cherokee
"The steamer Carolina, from san Francisco 10
Panama pu, into Acapulco on the 9th Sept leaking
badly survey was ordered by the authorities AZ
at The request Of the passengers and the steamer
put IN good repair for the continuance OF her passage
She had 800 passengers on board"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

AocIDENrs.-John Slater, residing at the
OF Prince and Mo,i-s,s, whle into TIC ated on
Saturday evening. was run over by stage al the
corner Of Fourth-s and The Bo~ery, and had one of
hislegs fractured He was conveyed 10 has residence
BY policeman of the 'yenieenth Ward
Ga the same evening" man named John Eaten ac-
cldenially against oi the b, inches AT the Bat
lery and fractured hls right leg lie taken 10 ne
Ciy Hospital
q The citizens of Bellvllle, Y. j.. have
obtained the valuable desderaium. sie amooat com
munlcaiion With New-l ORR. The nes steamer
Gnpin commenced her trips regularly once a day
from each place YESTERDAY
CaRELEss.-On Saturday night, about III
O'Clock. officers sullivan and arey of the Second
Ward Police, aseertalnec That the Croton water In the
clc,hipg store Of Wede. Bates q co No. 20 Nassau
81 h4c been eff sanors, and Vas eeoi.ng ihe PIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

SUDDEN DEATH WHILE BATHING.-tn
Inquest was held on Saturday at the house No. -
Leonard II upon the body OF Mr. Henry d. Polhe-
mus. a native of Bloomfield, y. j.. VINO died sud
denly. while bathing, At Rabineau's warm salt Wa
ter bath at the foot of DeSorosSes-st. North River
The deceased boarded az No. 81 LeOnard-st., and
for several months past has been under the medical
charge of DR. Walter O. Watson, who testified be-
fore the acting Coroner. that he was satisfied that
his death was caused by apOpexy brought ABOUT by
the cTampod and confined manner OF the oath. The
deceased was 80 years of age and WAS formerly
Judge IN Freehold, \. j. 4 verde! of death by ap
oplexv rendered by the Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-04
Died.


On My L n consumption. Mrs Av~A ppfiA, ~if. &c
Nm q Dunlap. ami daughter Of Wesley Case. aged -
year. months and days.
The fun raj will take place from her late rcsdcnc~
u Fulton street. Sunday. 18th int M . O'Clock
and proceed ~ the Methodist Episcopal Church
street; rcryice 10 comnsuc@ 81 az O'Clock r. 81 ~ln8
r,ati'r aHd friends q the family invited TO attend
without further notice
on Tho morning = May q. OF paralysis, Jolfv B,rr
ksq in tLc IOth year ~ his age
liz relatives and fri nds respectfully invited 10
attend tie funeral from h- late residence NO - Frank
lin street. thi, day. 1T o'clock p
IN tis city, May 2. u consumption. ESocu G,AvcER
aged II.
Ill friends Of the family invited 10 attend his fu-
ner frCn his late residence, IS first street this day
Sunday. II 8 o'clock
Suddenly, on the ID inst C4ru,atSr MYYR, wife Of
JOHN iytr., IN the 81 "a ~ q her sge
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited % attend tho funeral SUNDAY. ih inst at
Ctioc, from her lat, rr3one. corner * Thirty fourth
street AMI Ninth avenue
On Saturday evening. MAY 3 CA4uaHiSp. daughter cf
Patrick sud Sarah Brady ae.4 70 months
The friends ~ the family = morally respectfully IN
yitcd !o steud hc iUpc!el goa - trinity place this
day lSu.3aj a. : o'rl.ck T. "
on lriday. May .. HnL,N HrNsr, infant IL vii
lam Henry and Henrietta hayeM
Ar Mobile. ApIl II. GtoHsE Nr,cG. formerly II thi,
cts Int sur many year II the boyr place
April j.. lion Ttrff CAlIAL. Chancellor Of the mia.
d. division ~ Tennc-see
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE,

BosreN, May 2-Brehers Bssrd-l2 shares western
Railroad. ll 10 BosteA and MsiAe Railroad os 70 YER
mont and Mass Railroad, <Od 3lh 81 do, 3ls4
soi - ~ rtssorsh Sopp<r Company 10 - Canton
company Ill Ts; Us do, hod * 20 do sod IN; 10
Do sd * p Bank q cemn.rse Ra lTh Merchants
Kailrosd % ~ Lexln goa and Wsss Cambridge Railroad
~ Concord Railroad, A Eastern Railroad l0l1
fltehburg Railroad, Ii2 2 odsn-burg Railroad b6d
3a Ia - de-, bs0d. No.; ID Do b2oi, 40 80 Philade
phis, Wilmington and baltimore Railroad. "a - Portland
Ssc9 and Portsmouth, Railroad oh 60 VERMONT Central
Edsrworth COMPANY % 81 90 ogdsHsburs Railroad Bond.
Second BoGrd-i. shares osien-5urs Railroad ~ 50 Fast
boston Company b3 3t IS do ia; lO do. htd, 33i %
vermont and Mass. Railroad, NOD "a 10 do 3,i 10 Caa
ton Company III. ~ do sod IL Bo-tos and Maine Rail
road los lV Vermont Central Railroad - stens
burgh Railroad Bonds, Y4.
tCryder) 6s Sr $50 Pennsylvania os. 70 lo6s 7s do.
lo; SlC Reading o. 10 7dbs al Washington ". W. Us
3D. s 20 shares Morris Canal los; 80 Reading Railroad
SAs; 100 do 3ls 20 do, 81. .lfter Saiss-10 shares
Morris Canal los; 200 Resdng Railroad ISL 400 do, 2s
40 do 2os. Second Boafd-siD susqa-hanna Canal 81
LOO leading Railroad 6s ~. ~, 900 Psnns
Js5s. 70 Beaver Meadow IL 80 susquehsnna Canal To-,
litter Sa!es0 Reading Railroad 80; $50 do. 81; 100
BAIrIMoRp. May 2.-Sfoek Boord-S2lo Maryland IS.
1855 Zoo do l03 1000 Baltimore 6, ls lu5t, 5l2 Bal.
time and OHIO Railroad Bonds i>6 gs 90 shares Marine
Bank, 2 IL Farmers and Planters Bank, IA y Bsti-
and Ole ksilroad, time T- - do, time * 81 do
nv - do time, ~ - York and Cumberland Railroad asa
~ do - l5id 20, do III q o. time, - As 80 do 81 At
ash ed Baltimore e.. t0. 1864 bid Baltimore aud ONO
Railroad Donds, lstT ~ Nd ~ asked do sharcs y Did
T7is asked; York and Cumberland 2 bad. 2 ssked Bal
unVTc SGd sgsquehsnua, . bid, 20 asked.
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NEWS BY THE MAILS.
Our savannah Correspondence

SAVANNAH, April 3, 1851.
The Cuba Iapad9s-Gea. Q.amaa AZ tk Hmi-P,e-
yayaf,cns 10 Lears the United Statcs, Sc.
The subject which almost exclusively occupies
the attention Of sitzels at this time is that OF
the Cuban expedition. Before you receive this let
ter. branch Of that expedition will probably hare
sailed from the Atlantic coast.
During the lass VT 81 q considerable number OF
men have arrived at o point on the railroad about
twenty miles from this city, and rched thence TO
Jacksonville in Florida, in The neighborhood of
which place are the headquarters OF Lopez. Ga
Wsdrcsd day morning last, above two hundred ar
rived in one special train On Friday last Gonzales
sad Loper-the latter in disguse-came from Ma
IN The bat they lett the train just before
II reached the clay; aod 1t was fortunate Tor them
that they did SO, for Office of the JGitsd states
were waiting at the Depot TO arrest them. General
luitman was also in Savannah On saturday. II is
pretty certain that he is to Lead the forces which
viii attack Cuba. IL Is said that Saturday. Lo-
per and onzales concealed at the residence Of
one Of wealthy citizens, ani that they are now
somewhere on the coast, waiting 10 embark. Large
amour OF money have been contributed by wealthy
merchants and planters i'll this state to sustain this
expedition, and the most sanguine hopos Of success
are entertained.
The proceedings have not been kept secret, but
for several weeks Gonzales has been openly enga ged
10 procuring supplies Of money ana men; and he
has not hesitated 10 show letters from officers OF tho
Spanish army, and from disconnected Creoles in
Cuba, I. Lopez, assuring MIN of the most extensive
a,a be shall iand the island, and urging
him to appear there, he should appear alone.
This morning thc DcpatA u. = Marshal chartered
thu steamboat Welaks, aud with few assistants,
started for Florida. to q est any person he could
i-d in any way connected vita the expedition ;
but it r suspected he that e the Nelaks ventures
10 interfere, she will be captured by the invaders,
aad be made to assist il. transporting them 10
Cuba. NJ
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Naval Intelligence.
CITY TRADE REPORT.

sartRnAt' Nay 80 7
~ ~, ~ I'qu's. anu ~ -, - en- ~ ~
w. per. II - - snd pots a. - The s.eh - u"
M thLs morning amount 70 i.-sN DDS p"i'
80 -, - p'at' ni'siis : .o'N4 = :" s'.N,
49,. NJ ~ , 10. ~ 49, . S''i,r
-. :, W .In1iu - W ''.u snA W
-, - - "u .lsIe "s 49,. ' ~ - .ns mtun'
* - 81 : a, - =, - tn s,,s q, ~ ="
a, -, ~, :, s 49,, !. - ~ -, ~ ~ - -
. = -, ~ M - a ~ a. =, p - ~ .o
a 49, "a i.s ,tcS ol, = ~, R ~, a, ~ ~
80. ts,la u q = :. % 49, -, Geo., ~ -
az a C.,,Ji,n - 80, .'sa,t' -, I. ,.,e =,
81 H. - -" - =, 49, - - =. =, =. ' -
- n, ss :, = q, IS =, - - :. : = = .. '.u'i ,
80 80. q = - ~. = = $50 Z, - =, : =, az ,
80 49, So 49, = 80 : 80. ~ I, -, " 80 ~ 80 80
- ., 5s.s 'u'' y - io nyess - :. 80.
- - A ~ ~ 3, 80 iHss4 - ~,
- r. . y - " 1870, an a. Z,
~ - ~ ~ ~ ia s vtt'y'tiii 'nr r
'a i. 'su9'IS ~. - ~ $780, Dsnu-
- - = $3.50 ~ - - = = :. -. ~ -,
80, II, 'p' - ~ - 80 o., "a. ~
l's " 80 ''Ivi, =. =" - va. ap'shoeu
ti.n 49,. 49, 81" 81 -. 80 ' = ~ .'ts.l'"' y
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