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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
French spoliation Bill.

The Washington correspondent of the n
York Herald states that the French spolia-
ton bill will not pass. The claims, be says,
have been nearly all purchased UP by specu-
lators, and this, together with the fact that
caastin, the agent in Washington, will re-
ceise fee OF over two hundred thousand
dollars in case the bill passes, will kill 1t,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
Appointments by the Governor.

Gov. Wood has made the following up-
pointments;
Colonels Edwin Smith, and H. v. Will
son have been appointed Aids-de Camp, to
the Governor and Commander in Chief.
Geo. B. Merwin is appointed Adjutant
General. N
5. w. Andrews, Quarter Master General.
Thomas W. Powell, Paymaster General.
Jabez Fitch, Commissary General. ~
+. X: Chamberlain, Surgeon General Of
Ohio Militia. w
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

Oy The inimitable Dan Rice with his
splendid Hippodrome, is to be here on the
4th Of June. Dams zone horse show has
grown vastly since he left, and he nowsport'
one Of the best Companies extant. Won.
der how be gets along with "van 0rden 6
Co, ~
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

0T- The Scioto Gazette takes our remark
about publishing donations too Seriously
We had no intention Of doing injustice, but
the Gazette really did seem anxious at
to certain contributions from Masons ant
Odd Fellows.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
HideOus Crimc!-Ten persons Poison-
ed-Fiye of them Dead.

1t becomes our painful duty 10 record one
OF the most horrible and inhuman sacrifices
of life ever heard Of. A whole family, num-
bering ten persons, residing one mile below
Patriot, Ind, above Madison, were poisoned
a few days ago. and five Of them have since
died. The family were taken sick after eat
ing dinner; physicians were sent for. and
poison at once detected. Post mortem ex-
aminations were made, which, Issulted in the
|diecovery of arsenic in the stomach of one Of
the victims. A person connected with the
family, whose wife and two of his own chill.
dren, with sister-in-law and brother-in- law
died from the effects of the poison, has been
arrested and charged with having committed
the hellish deed. The name Of the family is
Blye. The five survivors are still sick, with
some hopes Of recovery.-Lou. Dem.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
Massachusetts for webster.

The Wings in Horace Mann's district (7th)
have appointed Webster delegate to the
Wing National Convention.
The Wings Of Boston have appointed Ru-
fus Choate- Webster all over--delogate to
represent that district in,he Whig National
Convention.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

Senior Larrainzan, the new Minister to th'
United States. embarked at Vera Cruz TO
Mobile on the 18th April, provided with ful
instructions for the final settlement Of thu
Tehuantepec difficulty.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

0-TGov. Ramsey has issued bis procla-
nation, giviag Official notice that The Maine
Liquor Law hssbesn ratified by the people
Of Minnesota, and went into effect on the Sd
instant. Tic majority for il was only lsl.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

0rJas. Pursell has received another stock
Of goods, the merits Of which he fully sets
forth in to-day's paper. Elden Bros. & Co.,
also have their second stock. Refer to our
advertising columns.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

0-r Counterfeit gold dollars are announc-
ed in the New Orleans papers. They are SEN
sibly lighter than the genuine; also thicker
and the figures and letters on both sides are
By no means 50 sharply or SO finely cut.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

The intense frost of last winter killed
more than one thousand shade trees, on the
streets Of Cincinnati; every paper mulbef-
ry' is dead, and ~ was The most beautiful end
desirable ofall street shade rees.--Cin Ga
Lzkffs. l0th.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

The McDoNoen ESTATE Already over
one hundred thousand dollars Of this estate
has been expended in costs Of litigation, &C.,
and portion Of the most valuable OF the
rsnl- -prnperiy Il. advertised for sale to nee'
current expenses. The New Orleans Delts
thinks there is butlitt likelihood Of the pur-
poses Of the testator being accomplished.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

A splendid ball was given at Norfolk, May
9th, on board the ship Pennsylvania, by the
United States naval officers on that station,
10 the officers Of The Dutch frigate, Prince Of
onDge. Over five hundred guests were pres
lent. ll
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

nrrSevenl chaps were brought before the
Mayor, Tuesday morning and fined five dol
lars and costs, each, for kicking up q row on
the wharf the night previous. Warrants
were issued for others, but they were net to
be found.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

FinE III TIE MouErAiH.-Ths Hagerstown
Peoples Own, states that several iaiaiiles
living in the South Mountain, where a fire
has been raging for several days, have been
compelled to work night and day to save
their property from destruction.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
conneeticut U. s. senator.

On Tuesday last the Legislature Of Connec-
ticut elected Isaac Toucy U. s. Senator. The
vote stood, in Senate. Toucy 10, Baldwin
(Whig) 8, Gilbert, /.
In House, Toucy 224. Baldwin SO.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
News from cuba.
BALTIMORE, May Is.

The mail from New Orleans, late as due,
has arrived; the Savannah News says chat
there is considerable excitement in'Cuba, ow-
ing to current report Of another ex pedi,ion
being getting up in this country to Invade
the Island. twas reported that The invaders
were to rendezvous al Venezuela. and even
The officers who were 10 command were nam
ed
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

The New y. s. SENATOR FROM Sourp
CARoLINA.-"n. DeSaussue, Esq, whose
appointment to the United States Senate rom
s. Carolina. as the successor Of Mr.. Rhett
we announced yesterday, is said to be an old
and distinguished member Of The bar, and has
served repeatedly in the Legislature Of that
State. He bore a conspicuous part in the
last struggle in the State, and was an active
member of The Secession party.-Bah. Sun,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
Resignations.
WAsHINeToS, Nav ls

~ - 'IH'1''NuIVE', H'1''N way loIH'
MIR. Goddard, Of Ohio, the chief clerk of
the department Of the interior. has resigned,
his resignation to take effect on the first Of Ju-
ly; it is stated that private reasons alone has
induced the steps. '''e
The resignation of assistant Warren goes
into effect on the 25t,f inst.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
The McDOnough viii case.
NEw ORLEANS. May II,

IH t't" OhbEANs, HIuy 70
The Supreme Court decided under judg-
ment, in the McDonough will case to-day, in
favor of the cities Of New Orleans and Bal.
timore, thus registering the claim Of the
States Of Louisiana and MARYLAND.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
Hail.

we were visited islesday, with quite CO.
pious share Of hail mixed with rain. we
~ no wonderfulIy large stones. Of the sizes
81 ahsa's egcs,s .'wslnuts.s &c,
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21
Steamboat Disasters on the wester
Waters.

Since the lst of January last, twenty four
steamboats, have been lost on the Western
rivers. Ten of the accidents were caused by
sinking, nine by explosion, niue by burning,
two by collapsing fues. Six of the boats
have either been raised Or did not prove TO-
tai loss. The whole number of lives lost is
estimated at Two bundled and fifty.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

A WISE MAN FROM SoMEwHERE.--A PEI
tition has been presented to the General Con-
ference ofthe M. &. Church, praying that
the Conference will require all the editors Of
the Methodist papers 70 conform % Bibla
orlhograply, and not That Of Noah Webster
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

The venerable and widely known Philan-
,hropist Isssc r. Hopper, died in. New y0fl''
On The 7tli
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

0-s- Werefer the reader TO The advertise
mcnt Of the balloon ascenson, in another col
nmn. w W
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-05-21

U-rMrs. Breslin, vile Of the State Treas.
urer, died al Tifhn on Monday last, aeeda.
bout 30 years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-06
SHIPPING q,
- 5~a->--~s-s.,, es---------s.-.
I'D ON BOARD THE STEAMSHIP

ATA MEETING HELD ON BOARD THE sTEAMsuIp
behalf Of tSe on The last G
Captaia Fitch beautiful silver speaking tes-
lows esntiemenis ny Any . addrss; 4 y,
& % @ Sn met
out its atteno alloythe frs being present this
that
and If DO fully express the sentiments otthose whom
WIFI Il
to state the that calls US To-
n
assturs sSoa sas not .d unroad
eye) TO the Of him whose life and
si.d e snd ore ino abilities ssmasade. and
sns
ofwhom am happy TO see around me) that we should
ing this triIg testimonial leave to our friend Gapsa
aoeerdsncs With this Inscription list was
opened and the passengers with one single exception in
opnen
out Of the nvsssaon now psndng with honor to him
representative am, have to assure and him In
captaa Fitch the Speaking Trumpet hold in my hsnd
and to reiterate the eounty expressed BY
ssss;s sr Viz ssgsssasa
whom you may be connected shall read the insorip
Presented to Captain Eish. Fitch by tho passengers
on board the steamer Washington, as testimonial Of
their opinion of his capabilities command and quail
ties gentleman. Steamer Washington, October q,
1852 Lyons Hearne Charles E. Bors-
aorf, Julius Schubert
To which Captain Fitch replied Mr.. Hearne and Gentle
Of the Committed have to you my sincere
thanks for kindness and well wishes, for this
brancs token in behalf of the late
voyage have so kindly presented 10 me. Cent? men
cannot in words feelings AZ the moment
and hope will take thanks for this
sion Of and that good wishes and
be lost whom you have kindly favored but that
future will meet the fruton of wishes.
sincerely trust. Cent? emen; many of companions
late voyage whom expected to meet absent,
them, and all who have kindly favored
thanks Hopr gou all may long iven the boun enjoy
ment o. health happiness and prosperity and often be
numbered the Atlantic in tho
good steamship Washington, the sincere wish Of my
hear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-11-06

s... .ss e Murray and "
.s Ssos. eres% a..sa Sas Ss.!
VIZ sf Nd fl.:s VI;
i a s. sas 90
2pss Rsss.sss ' VIE and :ca WI
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Vi: S ". 'si @
M s%'s ss. 81:
Ey.is sssssy fsT' ir. hfF Green Wifi H..
s.s A.. Rk Dsyi. Il Enthusiasm Harris: Davis
Rnf%sl ssss G"ss ssiE
s n.a pSS1pg o s%. L ws s9a
L.. saqs: r.
sYr.y: Allen. Cohen. ni%%oa + wsssso5sh.
TasysT y
S';Ss $.s Gs.s$' %s;
son. NsB,ids, A Fletcher, W m.thaway, Mssson.
IasIs. Ts
!. Lshiyh, Wis aud children; Ta%%sn; I YsrSssJ
ss sssn. Jesse G'f as.a Mr. NJ. CT
more, MET Nay and Children. " psdss, Dodge :
II:
kcs Loy Peters stiaSST Jos rya.s WIN s.san
wife child, Cottoar Stakley, Chapel Eckley.
Wood. Caswel A Ln.sey, Whitney, Beekman,
rerh hi cray w ME- h9dgs narTrs hnd L'W a.
w BARTLETT Thos MGrath, Chas Chapman. Richl Ing
ham. j Stortr Combs Goodwin, Metcan. Geo Blake.
Yerzley. Geo sidens, Whitte and wife, whitney,
rnn a1g Geo Goipsn Gregory clagP Homss
Dyer, L Bailey, Hollis. VIM P Brown, NJ Eaton J
Dudley, siahl, Cuturer, T Wooster, Schultz q
c4seiy i.fe Smith gs watson. WIN asor
Berry, Emery A Van wysk AZ Butler Tho. Goodwin.
hC Ross. Mpanie Geo Cox Henry Hays + Spencer
O'Fiuskey. A Lincoln. 7 Atwood, b Getohell James
Kearncy VIM ONeill. Hugh Gordon. Batchelder John
BIgha%, Alex NoTsen Bsskman, ssrsssns,
Graham, Woods. Aug Martin, p p Martin David Edger
ton. II White @ Barnard, Stanley, Geo Barnard,
son, Mann Chas Tucker, Patrick Owens, F Ayres,
Oliver ID Good, j 0 Coffin.
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Passengers Sailed.

AsPrNwALL-stenmship Gtorsia-Coi II Sparks and ser.
Miss Cochran mrs Litston children and sorvsns
Kesler and LADY Mrs Baker. Mrs Reyes, Mrs Gould
sns a sa IT, aGS:Ra lsS Nor
Pool, Mrs. WIN Davis, Capt Warren, lady and child,
Haywood Daihin, j Dalun II Hynsman, siSsclsmer.
Adams Goa Messenger, Wells, Farso COS Messenger
Berford Co's Messenger, sachsn, R II Ian, ben
Difey, lady and children Chosen and LADY DR. cGsh.
kellogg Lieut. Conneil sr surraseu Mr. laranaga
MrsM Davis. Mrs HarTi., 4 Wheeler Rev 7 Ksh.
ana I,dy MS Wykor, Miss wykOa B HAWKINS and lady,
I.s q Fs k Fs1 S5 N f HsF:y
Powers. poss..y H azGn Phillips W Ffnni;
suith o sehimesen, d HeGovau, NJ MCGOWAN A M Bar
2ard v Lewis. II Lagy,,s, r Hsasht1n, Blight, Mr.
ben Mshon, DhpPleton, silva A Williams II Green,
silysf kohep Rsd Eesyiif rIn gaac' Marley Kin
Miss Hulburt children, Mrs KineLaugh VI Thomas
Fnnfs Moore s's Pand1 ,s siSsr;s Go
nS, R'st Jons WIN WySSG and boy '9%anr LsD
Eyohns9n, Tucker, 9 Armss, Andrew Davis, z Car
Y ss.psp ps .S . sr' .s7 s
yB yreeisnd, Buns ana boy W Kelley, \ Carter,
nTs ncspSp SS. Hines s GsSyn stswsr Bird
WIN sullivan, J Mcdonald, "A Harvey. John Davis, WV
%rshY John TsS ST s aSs pssSs% PS,0s%
\ Kennedy, = Young, ) Q Wing Eenney j Nor.t
s2an dS sss"s rs. Piy1iS' Ss%
a Aeson j Sax II Smith, Reinhsrt. Byers II Byers,
DTpu; yh sTss . ss1 E ss P nISs,
Pat,,rso9, 9 Kittri9ge. > Hubbard; 9 z Pope
R Rsssdi a 7s1Sss Sso i'G' 6oSd La"S a
ItGssTalj, RUS White vLs and infant. Waite,
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CLEARED.


Steamship Washington, Fitch Bremen, Moler, Sands
steamship PrOmetheus, Churchill, San Juan, Mic,
Steamship Northern Light Miner Aspinwall, Allen.
Steamship WIN Penn, Sears New Orleans Lincoln Co.
Steamship City ofNew York, Post, Charleston Mailer
snip s,csusa, souper, Australia, W 7 Dusan.
Ship Martbas Vineyard, Mayhem, Glasgow, Durham u
SIR Hudson, White, New orleans, ] res. Hicks.
Ship IN Rathhons, Pratt Savannah, Everett 4 Brown
sship Arab, pslsno sayanaah Elwsll Co
Brig Delta Mehsn, Bordeaux. NJ Freeman s. Co.
Brig Alalis Slower, Port de los Salinas, Freeman
BBs xn9S Tan. St Mi5s s sSs
Brig Horace Greeley, Chase, Jaeksonyile; Grice.
schr II wellington Wells, jacksonville, Thompson &
schr Iucullus, Lukin Jacksonville, Brett. vOse Co.
sehr Margares Ann, Haven Philadelphia, W Mckee
ARRIVED.
Lsghcr days days Gibraltar with marble
Ship aesunsisooi, Fairbanks Le,horn Aug 80 passed
Gibraltar Sept ~ With marble 30 ton Pastsos sept
hgsIs sa SAT- from WAS II 60 s dSs @ pSs brig Ala
Ion q a. spoke bark George smouse, from Pensacola for
ship Hydra tOf Rehmondl, Lun., Cardiff W, 80 days,
with railroad iron g order vessel TO Nssmith sons
Bsrh K toi TaIrasld Bssns Malaga Sept - passed
len g. spol, Dutch bark Mary Ann, IL days from Bstsvs
for Hamburg.
Bark Jeddern (Norw) Laisen, Rio Janero, days with
coffee, 70 Sinkin Ironsides.
Bark honseIuna, Doaney Demarars, Oct 10, with rum
ard oranges 70 msste Sept ~ on the outward passage,
Chts Lessuf native Of Bremen, was lost overheard
Brig Uranus (of Halo vel) Prince, Malaga, As days with
fruit, &C, 70 Sanford SArdy.
Brig India (of Eastpoit) Hobbs Madeira 80 days with
wire, 20 Brett, yose x Co.
srs Brl L. Boutlier Rio JaneirO 50 days with
Brig RahaI2 SrS godfrey Barbados a. day., in bal
Brig Susan (cf Machias) Thurow Neuvitas days with
mahogany. &e, TO simpson, Mayhew Co.
with salt and bay rum, to Leary 4 CO.
Brig Augusta, Stone Savannah days with cotton, to
Sturges Chairman g. Co.
Brig Triad, COMBS, Alexandra, days, with Goa, to
Stokes L. Co.
Brig Amethyst. Hooper, Sullivan. Me- 8 days With
schr Mary williams, Hoskns, Frsierlcksburl days.
Sohr X Myers. Weeks Philadelphia, dsys.
Schr Harmed, Willis New Haven, day.
Schr Mary Ann, Hopkins, New Haven, day,
schr Jane Frances, Hall New Haven, day
schr Almedia, Jones, New Haven. day
Schr Carroll, Baker, Norwich, 2 days.
Schr Braintrd, Bulse Portland, 8 days
Sohr Thos ii Thompson, Nickerson Boston, days
schr Charter Oak Kelley, Boston days. for Albany.
sehr Joseph Turner, Kelley. Boston, day..
SAILED,
Steamships Northern Light, Miner, AspinTali Prone
thtus Churchill San Juan; Georgia. Porter Aspinwai Wa
rem SCARF Noreansi City Of Norfolk Post, Charleston
Wina NE. with fog
cart Perkins mot FerguaonD IA the master Of bark
hotmt arr yesterday frtm Bonairc.
- Ike Chtrleeton Courier will accept our thanks Tor
tii containing the ltabels news.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6-(Reported by Keen IL Taylor
5 nTn Bossd-ssooo Reading g. 70 So 700 DO, b5wn,
Nay Mortgage G.s II S94 1900 schuyiki Nav 6s 80,
cash sl JOG sehuykill Navigation Stock scrp $751; 800
Is ios goo Lehish interest loe Pi.tshars 81 20 "a
M go shares Long Island Bailroad cash, l7A $50 b5
i79s; 400 do I7; 100 DO b5wn. l7ss; 100 do. M 100
hswn IN 100 DO s5wn IN lgo do 3d. l7E; @ do Is ~;
~ 81 Pennsylvani. Railroad in iots t7x; 100 Morri.
sehuylk Nsysaton, lS IS United States Rank, cash.
IN g oirsri Bank lS1 Do cash. lS2 North American
81 ksp,ucky 60 nos 100 shares Long Island Railroad.
Canal b. To- 400 DO in lots 49, 100 Lehsh Nayigation
% Girard Bsns bs. ls5 Second Board.s6,0W Psnnsyl
2Ss SO Lchigh Con Mortgage CO. 1855 10 shares Lshigh
Navigation in Tote, 49, $50 Norris Canal b. 16; 800 do,
l6, 20 do s5 l61a $50 schuyik Navgaton Pre- erred,
Railroad sswn Ess; 50 commerci a Bank b5wn d. litter
Boord20 shares Long Island Railroad So l7M; 900 do,
FsS 100 Morris Lana S. 16s 81 do, BIS, l6ss Market
frn,
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Telcsraphic Report .

ALBANY NOV. D, 1907.
The following have been the receipts Of produce since
last Flour. 1900 barrels; wheat, COO bushels
600 do barley, AZ 600 do oats IL 900 do Flour
is steady at pre- yous rates wheat-50O0 bushels de-
sold at 81 Ia. Oats better sales of 10 600
bushels Western at 1870 Corn. in lots sold at 80
Sic for Western 000 bushels to arrive before the
Of navigation sold at 7Sc Barley is lower for two
rowed AZ 600 bushels changed hands at CSC for Wis
consn 671sc for mixed Csc for Cayuga, 6s roc for
two rowed and "a axe for four rowed
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Married..

On Thursday, November A. at St. Luke's Church Phi
ladelphia by the Rev Dr.. Howe Frank WILLS Esq, of
New York to ALMY WARNE youngest daughter Of James
Casey. Esq of the former city.
On Wednesday, November 8, by the Rev Mr. Coffee,
Mr. STEPHEN MDDLEBRooK Of this city, to Miss SARAH
HAYS. of Bedford L. /.
On Thursday, November 4, at First Baptist Church,
Williamsburg by Rev Morgan J. Rhuss GEonGE Cox, Jr
to ELIZA daughter Of Thomas j. yAnsant, Esq all Of
Williamsburg. l.. l.
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kSngdo0. BY railways and canals, renden the osst Of
6aaspcetataoa b Liverpool . mere nothng whilst the
operation Of the Encumbered Estates Court win nd the
tsaantAxmsr q the weight Of landlord hereditary em
lower his rnt his tenure and enable
him to attend to HIS customers upon the most fvora
BILE terms This view OF the Is worthy OF ceusdera
ton by dealers and farmers remembering ut the same
time that States and countries each other By
steamers and fast sailing clippers market must
be made up, in great measure fire. the circumstances
Of ell nations and not from the local interests Of
titles.
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Provisions still maintain the high range of price no.
tced by prevailing for the last few months The
great Of the people retail purchasers have to
nay much for beef butter, potatoes, cabbage and
other articles Of daily consumption their tables that
1t renders their anxiety at the approach of winter
tnore than usually intense We endeayored to point out
nfew weeks since that this advanced market rate must
have been produced by the operation of other
Than the demand for shipment to California particularly
ps regards batter. California orders, to any amount
would have been supplied SINCE and st the scale of but
ter prices ascending 1t is the opinion Of persons
whs have paid attention to the subject that the existence
OF olas Of forestsers standing between the agricuu
ra producer and the mechanic aborer and middle class
in this city has pushed up prices to their pre-
sent ruinous height and that ths effect merely local
satsss q g.As sa,sa The provision market il
sz.arcsy .asy Ersna .sGsr1s Il the prices q. the
fs.l lDou vEaz7ss xEou1s. he fsrne.s
tas alsu srideas Ps.asoes vhsek Be bought
sae s.sm s-slvs sz-.s1zs bsrrsl are
ssit sss srs1esa sklfnzs tx tie sane msz-
Hure. Hams In ia rsx store sgh:eSn cents Per pound
ere sold wholesale At foarissn fifteen Fall pip
pins bought al the dock or twelve shlinzs bring Fix
teen shiinss at the shops The exorbt,nt Of house
Sent In New York, has acted main In the
ios OF this class Of dealers and 1t s acts in multiplying
aheir number and forcing 1t were the thrust
the~selvss between the country farmer and the city pur
rhs-er It difficult to imagine how prices reach such
pitch IN country unembansssed by land tenure diff
cutes with most Of the farms held In fee simple and
With means Of transit BY land and water unriyaled
fot cneapness ana expedition in the world when the
subject i thoroughly eanyessed and thoroughly nae
Rtood reaction must take place and IL bsbcove. ,h
farmer 20 see that at that period his remunerson for
labor seed and land rent is not reduced belos fsr
average In this market butter has gone up a. b0b a.
thirty three cents retail and the effect Il that IN Inc
NJ n ~ hat
from Ireland After paying FIRST cost price aud cost OF
shipment, handsome prsft viii be made upon the
orlsf N American butter remains ct the price above
austet This win encourage others 60 engage In
the trade, and Ireland supply almost any quanlty
Iksrr rsason why she should into the Apsri.
rsn market With her produce unless the market Il arti
hctEiy Innstsd; Tor although labor II at nominal rate
a. vsg,s In that county stu the heavy N an
neh asi'aAs rent poor rstft snd local tsxe = ~heh
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