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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

ny The late Anus Lawrrnre. Of Boston.
g.Se away during his life mnre than fre ANA,
arsa taousoaG dofiaYs Ga his pocket oL
wss iucnbed ths following words - Whs'
shall il pro6, man il he gaIU me whole word
and lose his Own soul I" vn,y 3. {
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

boslon, Feb. Sd.
The Massac hpseus Senate voted iur u. 8.
Senator this morning as follows; Whole num-
her of votes a. Everett 90; Gushing 3; Phil.
ips 4; Rect seauerins.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

'''' "S'eP'- "'""'NaO'' e"'"s"' "' wy s"'
"a' VI ""'ro" y'u'' "'u' ""N N'''N "0'
""'' """",. -
Co,.,,L !, ,;no h,,L IN ,h,s co,D,,, ;O
r H. .I,;o. H. n ,o...,;,
p,..;da,, I,o o,oh.hly ovr.c,s ,ho Dsw ,d.
,,;,,,v.,; - an aa,o, his ;o,.,v.r,;o, do..
- d .h H., Li - ,.do.,, ri.
band. -, lo,L nG., hi. saddles n, IN s.s bow
,hr Smle,lrs he originated progress in he way
Of lunds.'
ou II u c.. .n,La..., or .II,olo
~, r,hi, h.. ,..o,yod = .acord rs,o, men,
r. s,oooo r,, h., nohh.b,,. weu A. Co..
of B,s'On. making upwards "l SEQ 700 IN nine
months on ihe copy wright OF one book a h'ng
without parallel in the annals OF '"er"'u'e'
p I, .I I'm,
, r',-S., v"...,p. h.
In. ,,.A,
valley Railrnnd from Uuca To- O,tan ~ o,rs
Tor 81 800 600 They are - rpcsi,r S 800 zoo
in s,ork, $500, ,0CO in bonds, aud $500 OoO in
cash.
-
~ il ,h,, c,v Ia S,in, r,,n s,or. ,o s,or.
soii,ric, ,,ms who twenty. five wears npo wa.
,As l.,dirv meychan, in ,ha, civ. and h,sc
mama ans known TO bo.iurss men in all the
,o.,,. orLh. Uoicd STATES.
c, y.u ,u,
or w.dn..1,v n,rui,u, ,he ,hrrmome,pr mark
ID "A h.,ow z,,o-oo Thursday morning h..
H.. A, M.,h.mo,oc -, Wsd,ssd,, I6 ba.
M Th.,sd.v - hs,ow.
A commute ol ladies' were adn''eu 10 Inc
=" S"'' '" - /. 90
l'''n p's''" Nv" ..-,.-,.,,. :. - H.. IT, mo.
WV "'"' y '.I..'. r - ia. ,,,O,..,
'''''V' W" p,'"
w" ''a" " ''''' "'''' " w
''eNU. :" ~ :" " -."-.L r H. pa, uo0,v
"' "'""' n-.,.,.. 49, sold ,..
""Iu "re'"e'' ~ co 600 ,no.
week. ne S"Ou"' '.'e'''" 80. ""s
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11
Nm0rlcR m

Tho Post Office al GauolIlon. Carroll CO. o.
all be le' to the highes, bidder, on hrst day Of
March. next.
Trims. me lie iu my favor Immediately;
bat TOLL in favor Of The lororoco ,rkrI ncA, Iall
and carr load Of Wrappers al ,he nex, Presiden.
lial election. S. ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

Land WafEfass a, New York sell q,
sI54Ost5s ror lVo ae,es; sso6Sq GOv 90
acre, and s4IC046 for 20 aess eer6iieaaes. =
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

Or WASH PclIck, Pope, Milton, Shakespeare,
''Boc,s,'' or The "Carrier Boy" that said some.
Ihirg abou, stealing The "llvery Of heaven to
serve he devil in." For want Of knowledge
DfVhis fact. &C were compelled to postpone wr
ting az suce Nhch 70 Intended to publish
this week.
Any one who can enlghleB Us on This suhecI
Nill be duly rewarded for so doirg.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

% 10 Congress The Sens'e arc busiy en-.
gaged doing nothing, and the House are just sr
busily employed in rakirg aud binding af,el
them.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

Ia snticiPs,ion Of the accession pr Mr.
Price in lhs Office OF President, several of our
eitsens are 'casiing about" for chances Of exc.
cusiye favor There are several expeclanIs of
Pcs,masIership 10 this village, all Of whom, ev'
identity. csaDo, be accommodated. unless ,he
thing be disid d as Ihe town is into school dis.
WlcR.
The following which we clip from the Cleve.
land Herald may be Of some service 10 them.
"An applicant, for 'he Post Office had EN-.
ploycd a man 70 crculaIe bis petition and pro.
ceEe signatures. One 10 whom he applied, ia.
Quired --.ho~ many names arc you to get, ard
shat dbss Snobs pay you lor Iheml Two
hundred Bames,' vas thc reply, 'and SuobA say :
he'h.do whsis right Bat asked the inQuir.
RI, suppose SBobs doesn't do what's rieh,l'
Then said The name gaiheTer, II cuI Cff the
petition head, and sell the names 10 Snooksf
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11
Prospective P. n. Gen.

OF ID is reported on lorofOco authority. ,ha,
the legislature Of Ohio. "enn msssy," went 10
Zanesvillo on a Train. last week. beautiful
set Of Temperance men. truly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

The fellow who sole our ,oaf Of bread, on
Sunday afternoon, hsd better return il insIauIer
o. ths to~nstip viii be put 20 the expense Of
burying starved family.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11
Kolice.

The undersigned has been duly appointed Ad,
minstrator OF he estate Of E IzABETH CRosItR,
late Of arrOll county, deceased. !ss.s
.Fsb.lI, '6S.=SIs ROBERT CRQSIER,
$3.50
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

s.FTo person should pretend 10 write FOR he
/. ssss. who iRnoran, ef GrammaT and Punclu
sioa. - dfsss@gts.
r. THE rule were enforced your coPy.hookS
uid + fpik md your solumns blank.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

- 70 change ef consequence 10 the mar
sincs Iass week.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-02-11

OF Mrs. II. y Stove, OuIhoresS Of 'lIucle
rom's Cabin, ha, received u second lnsla men.
or $4,000 (rrm her publishers wet Il Co.,
Of B,slon. making upwards "l SEQ 700 IN nine
months on The cop, wrlgh, Of one book, a thing
without parallel in the annals Of iIera,ure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

n Win Be sseo that tsia profits Of tho above raafl
scasd their highest Pcant IN lB47 Tue asicea ola
thai averaged s. 10 ess cent sssns t6 pr esat
for The pst year fsirg or OF Ia psr cess Or isk
per cent q net ssSBsgs l. thS cine shs Average
p'foe a. tneir shses gaeu Eco 100 20 96k fhs
suit Illustrates what stated IN the Dclasat Il
this article THAI thu suss rrOaas bs MAIN
tsirfo snove The Ipug q intsret In e1s coon
nlry where they Il usf.d Com ion s. rsd,sc0x
the profits of the maa.csusets RAILROADS asa It xt In
TIE af ct tho proats OF ia the USher
s'sies II VII BE- borne in Diod that ss tse
best msnaged sec most prod able the Msesac lsselhs
rcaos WITH icoouss muoh isrgsr 400. her cost snd
mJeses then E,is roads that have bsen bull. and ma
90 wi great dtPtee OF enOuomy
We thus ma. upon roads where nothing Ia. been
lost IN construction only moderate tiideu caa bs
maintained p0twtbstapding thsi Tecepts may be xbsv
large Does 1t not follow ss nsesssrs caaa1q USAGE
that where large sums have been lost dividend, mud
suffer the degree This il the weak seos IL Bite
The Of this rosd has reached agacs Ter
is see the aggregate being 81 COO coo o. ss,k
$40 600 per mill The cot Of the Massachusetts, reeds
In table SIT S7S ZOO in 1854, when thsy ha4
reached the present Of the Gre To oorreApe
with there the Of the Ers to the preeest eao
should not have exceeded 81 600 600 II THIS sum could
nov BE- ths starring pont o. this road thsn the 10 sss
receipts might be expected to keep with the cost &
the work. But the total cpsI Of the road vii advance
with rapid pace which must carry ue tue ags essts g
some $t6 000 600 500 600 per mile In the course e
few years, the presidents adducsd applicable -
the Erie road In the meantime. other roads m ne
gtess that will begin diver. port N Of ts bad
ness and reduce lis earnings to moderate profs upeA
the sum actually invested
Another fact, having an important bcaray moon ths
than that Of successful read know Of The rates.
Of gross rscepts for the services the roads u
table and Erie are a. folio We
MASSACHUSETTS roaas ~
This fact accounts for the deacisncy Q, net lsosps
upon tbs last.nnUed road
With the data given the reader viii mako up bis svn
mind 10 the probable value Of Erie stack. We vsaGA
for the ccrsctness of figures Tasy ars an sake0
rom authentic sources They teach u,ef al ls.ssa n
railway economy. They calstsd mole ats tho
expecta lions Of the extravssans aud peve most 60
rluava hat VI IN
insure even . moderate dividend No one n -
pleased to Erie stock At par than ourssivn
But must look at things they not ves6a
wish them to be - One avalon docs mot Daks snaa-
!" the Of years b. oarsseso 1, dsv
We hops, however. the reforms going In this roAA
will Jet savs something to the Stockholders.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27
The 6icc CzOp.

rFrcm tte Char s.tos Mercury, Sept %
From gsnslsmaa just returned from visit - the
rioe region South IA ~riaet0a. learn hA the
rice in thai 100 IL procoedag under tae
uzfAvogabs Circumstances
On al tbs plsr "a on~ the harvest has been very %
rieusv interrupted auc % great many places il has
bssn who pen ED ior time vaEyng from q fort
night 70 three ~esks IN consequence OF which an i'm
nspse quantity Of rice rips, and Vii shell very
RreAtly cutting la the general loss from
this oause g,e.t usDy oaatatiOns hsvo either been
wholly psrtia Inundated heads Of the RICE
and ths ,ce thai va cut bad fallen, has bssa more
less rstted IN he feids
On TIE Ccnhahse Ne cara that soue seven Or eight
places above ong Caoxod's Crock sabns ed
BY two successive frerh-ts On tina western Primes
WaNsn's side On ,shss ~ understand that ths wa
66 not reach he o. the rios but the crops
had been ready 20 su FIR three ~osks and the lass viii
q ths Ashepoo to hare been most
vsesy felt tbs hsv pg covered the river banks Cor
seDs distance oelos ths ferry ~as large quantities Of
rios seaeked in IN 6ed nsd basa roted swept away
On the places hssest rhe water In this river
high hAi IL II sid 70 have broken the iowAnds
bstvees It and tbs comS.hee ard to have caused the
kreat leses sustained py the antsrs hs sassen side
On ire Pop Poo the same FIRE bets were experienced
bat have Hot been abe cefsa the exssat Of the
Tbs plantatiors ou Ne~ river also have beeo CON-
plsteF submerged and tAs lossos are reported very
csuiGerahle.
Hs.thsr have he inland croos escaped The harvest
ing az an Of them bas entirely stepped for long
6De and have heard Of several In which nearly
half II the croo bas b.ss destroyed
On Savannah The upser plantations daily
pectng frsshet and making great efforts TO get out the
rise thAs eat We cauaoe know tbs exssnt Of the
damage there until ~s bavs further accounts
Accounts from the Al-snaha sta o that much delay
Asa damage We ssea eecasoned b. the frequent rains
And excsss Of .atsr.
poets sssm to - most equally gloomy. hsavy fsshs
has reached the upper Carnations the SAntes, thu
Pc Be-, And the WascaDav. and almost every whore
the harvest IL inrrupssS By tho rsas and the Of
WAter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

lIFCus - STAT Srpk -
INV IKDLAN ANsUuIEa fbs Indian BIfunu ere Just
nos pa.ly "a saeGa Is -snos Gus the nuaaaL &C
r~iei.a Que ~ hs several utb1s 80 our borders ID
Acsiean ttsy -ssd aHsat 500 Gee, to Wec0a-so
about $50 eOo &lnEesta az COS to ths CsniI 81 "a
peret niercy. tas - Louie d,.triss aseas SO eV9
and 20 the 70" nan Huerl steuasncy, aoocs slppVso
These meuds no pa Of snE bureaus e@ppyes
In thnse yafus inte1 dences and tAe sannsss ~
rASoey And ktDa ose ire lU1i2as tss auslna ~ tue
fulsin sat II ali spaisnoaS tbs n 'aacNoas e
tae agents rsqu'rs al meets 20 tbs isdaas 70 %
made per capata uuie-s Treaty sueulsAoas naAs
psymSnts IN q CliFeuf masss pscssSarv'
The Chimes ri loo ,siny rendered TO the Hon
VIM Alan OF Oh, recently ia this oily; but not
ths nasIoo 10 Paris b. hs most srtoet ad
rairsrs 10 wsshDss vs. toos OCCASION not icag since
to ssy that "a cis sekEs At ths hands o. ths
federal govsnasct and s eecensiou u TIE eesira
bic pos icu tf sioner to China thus suostansatss
eur reanayBs tn-r occasion.
Noys1 TgtAs QU Esrtos "A question has CONS up
In the TsAsurs Department. To ths right OF solder
vhs has bssn asn. nocsby discharged 70 receive the
travelling pay winch voulo nave Ndoubtsdy sosn hia
right had hs lsit tbs -srvioe homo ably the second
Co0proler hA, cec-0 that dishaaoraols 90 IL
ssby way Of pant hmsot tor off ncs and tast 90 ny
the laws of 20 1913 and June -, lS4o,
ogprsssly withhold ssrh cay X IN BIN
n Hoy JONI MASON VA Private Intelligence
reached Wssmns l.st uignt representing ths stus-
tea Of this and popular gentleman to b.
almost hopeless regret 20 be nYslisd to write
PRcoasss o. THE REDEfPros or q. s. Srouxs During
tbs ssoips ct ';ook 10 DAY, about $500 600
n rsdssIabi we'd at tho Treasury,
and daily oanseil.d-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27
HoEnrsLE TrAeEpY IN LoU1srAsA.-on satur

HORRIBLE TRAGEDY IN LoUIsIANA.-On Satur-
day evening ssys the Snrsveport Demoat Of
instant aboNt suDce~n, there haopeaeA. about four
miles from t0n, ,lsce called the Four lie 5srines
terrible affair Ia ssich lost their lives The
parties Sdsey Kersy. Who RESIDED at the Spring.
aid Ehe0ae Grysns drover, from Texas The crcum-
stanoss - gathered them from tho tesm my given
- tAs occasion. were follows:--Mr. Ksrley kept
hsuss Il easer'sisn snt and Mr. Owens rcacaed there
few <Ays prsvisas With drove OF CATTLE c1nssDg OF
abo1t twenty head. On Saturday they had sstslsmea
asA 0iysas abca. leave, but being insox,cstsd
abrupty inquired u ksiey II he would that had
been tAsre five dsya ksrcy asked ia reply, II ne would
- sstsasd If the fast eao,d se provsn Giveas replied
thst ~ would Ksrey then told him to leave tbs
Al nke HIS cattle With hin and he would mako hin
pf@s1t u Ne Bill II no metz ts aed After few
nsneaH. bs~sver Ovens that he would not sssd
s1ch a Insult Ksflsy inquired 10 What he wanted
Gtvena than repeated shat be had eaid, neaaoisgy
ksay aross FROM hfs sat- ana walked the aud
took dsvs hts sbe'sun ami returning nferneA Mr. Civ
ems that he repeated hat he had said he would shoot
In thxesgh 0wsss from h,s scat placed hia hand
hs svolvsr ard de issrateiy repeated tho Offensive
statsnsnA Kersy discharged his Instantly, tss COZ
ta entsbs he chest sounding the atonach liver ssA
hsaKk Bat the dreadful character Of
TIE vousds ~ advanced steps, and discharged his
revsvG three enes Kssy tSs shot only taking effect,
soe u ~ sid ths othsr In TIE abdomen three
inches bs'ew We pave oh paroles fell Gveas lived
eboat twenty uinassa Ind Ksriey TIVE hours and
hsk NJ Kssasy sAsus 8fty I've years Of aSs, and
ksvss vie su "a sAhdren- Giveas was . single man.
Abeut % years II sRs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

ThA AAip caLsl S.ut Sus. A-rfe viii b comple tod
oxt year The ostaa CO does exceed mile aud Is
Ahn0ss Q pcrfsct Inc Iscks Of which thsre are
tse-oas feet sat the other Of eleven
fest, os0s,irts the great teSturs Of the whole work
being Of eDernons s2e $40 feet long b. GO feet vide and
require 10 be Of the very that engineer
Ing so1sccs esOd frame soecfo~ucos for. The 5eu
Marc CANAL Con psDy incorporated BY the Lesi.la
furs Il The Sea ~ Michigan last session They
advance all the sapitA that be- necessary. aud
the work Il sed according {, specifications they
vii be ooms TIE o.nsr u bar Hihsn acres Of public
lands appropriated by Congress TO ths State Of Michigan
fx tAs uStioL OF the canal the company have
HE privilege ng In advances the sections which
thsy wlsh acruay, the Hrst step.
marked every essrsd ION of land in the peer
peninsula Of Mieht good bad and Indifferent cunt
iog to ssUstnii Than two nuHd ed Thousand
1his shows the exagrdnsry which sag
Ilaos upon tAs sep. or lands Of Lake Superior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,


MONDAY sept. 10 7, M,
moderate amount Of business transacted to day
At the stock exchange Cash operations numerous bat
prices very irregular and much unsettled A. the
fret board Florence and Ksypor. advanced per osat
Nicaragua Transit, " Hsrem 1; ss,nnyton, y; Canton
Co. declined x per cent; Parker Vein, VI Nov Jersey
Hno Il, HUDSON Riycr Railroad, -; Panama Rail
read There large sAss Of Hudson R.ys, Railroad
convertible bonda ct 1sook Ths mssks' ssssrs-1y
sIAibiN aHoG; ne sAn, t,9s, AsS .asrs Ar % .sfa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

ID
Coffee Rio spa, insy dealt In 1t IL We per H.
CorTor.- This days basneas amounted to 800 bales
o1 bales having been soa up 70 the coss Of ohs.gs;
end 200 bales subsequently, No alteration die.
covered In prcss The Southern acc cunts sN a.
verse.
FuaoHrs To Liverpool engagements were light but
rates ~sre Hrmer; for wheat I'D IOHd was dsmaal-
ed ard 2s cd for flour 600 bbs rosn were eas.spd
a. s. To London 500 bushes grain wsrs engaged ct
I'D To Have n OF we're unchanged vessel
gagged TO load with vbeot 1T 20s aud flour at 75o fer
Coses and q market To California rates were steady
FATHERS geese were much wanted st Acc. e7s.
FRUIT We bessd that leo boxes banoh rsisi,s wsss
Hay -sbppsrs bought 100 ,ales river ss $50. IL.
per leo lbs. Small parcels were worth 800 9Se pse
HorEr-Cuba vas in request for local use At go.
LArm Faster, continued in good demand. At 81 par
MolAsszs -Absut 90 hhda muscovado were taken, at
NAVAL Sosr,.-Cruds turpen.iDe was u,sltered. ss.s
300 obs spis do, brought zoe gallon. Rosia rusa
quiet but 6rss.
wnals sperm ard olive apoca ed about the sas,s
There 600 gallons nseec purchased at C4c ESQ.,
Pnovs1oss.-Pork tended upvarss the trAnssstoas
embraced COO bbls meas at sle SIX $40 chtsny the Ia
aide pri -; and 100 bbk prime 81 sl2 SIX So No
change occurred N cut meats There 600 bb lard
dispo ed Of at 111a: ils per To- Toe movemants In
beet conprted go bbls. al formsr rates Butter sad
cheese we're nreite-ed
REAL FsTArE Sales at auction by james Cole l. Son.:
Bro0kJn- HOUSE spd lot William street Hesr Van
Brnnt .,7a So 800; do, corner Van o unit and William
street 2b6o 81 CO. d, adj dining Van Brunt street.
1870 81 SEQ; do 81 1875
soar-1beye we're so boxes CASTLE, mostly 70 arrvs,
bought a. priyase bargain
SUGARS Sales Of 500 hhds Cuba were made at -. o
$40 per
iAliow-w heard that 10000 lbs, prius chanssa
hsros AT j. 40 a 10sic per ID
Touucco Tho "a . opeyas ns ocoded 90 hhia. Ken.
tuckt at 7%c aehc and Is bales Coca AZ an unsus-
Ls,ea rata Isr ID
wmsKET- There have bscu 200 Sbis -setsrn and -.
son soA Al 2ykc a2siso. ah'sfg =. 275ss o sSs. pw
gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27
CITY TRADH REPORT.

MONDAY, sept 26--6P.k.
AssI-some 50 bbs founi buyers 1T IS 50 for pearls,
and S. ST.. for pots, per 100 lbs.
BREADsrUFFs Flour has exhibited nsw feasaEs.
The days Guinness embraced IL 500 bbls:Sssr 1t 6
56t4 IS 75 supss6ne No ct s. SIX IS o6<; nixvA
fancy Western 90 rs 50 AK; ordinary to sasiss
State, and common IN good Obi, at 30 SIX 90 5o fAa
Genesee and Ohio ct 20 ASK So 56 extra Wssssra ct
SO SO 81 and extra Genssee at So 80 81 g.
Canadian YVES neglected Southern moderately n
qured for Ths sales reached 100 ebla ct stsadr
PRICES. Rye -four and neal were uschanesd
Wheat was in fair demand the transactions auosaAsa
to 600 bushe Gensase whs part at 81 so Is 90 a
Western do ~ 81 S8h 81 45: scme Canadian do.. d
bond stsl a. and $40 do southe red At 81 ~
There we're 500 bushels rye pur chased ct 0co 0as
About 500 bushels barley realized Soc an in srov-
ment. State and Western wee in good req asst e
47kc SOC Corn attracted mora attention and was Q
tae dssrcr. Tie salsa included 80 600 bash.s 7es
S0hc. for unsound 8O15c s2hc for mixed Wssts<n:
and SIC S4c for yellow Southsrs, psr bashsi
CATTLE A. Washington Drove Yard Offered thie dap
c!s2 bsef cattle; offered dur'ug tho wess, 22A We
surjoin the retu,ns tbs in detail together Win
ths sectioa Of couatry whence tho supplies eans:-
Ref Cattle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

Mons o, any Increase In speculative fssiins Of ths
day 20 Iorg tbs oocnsiaa.sn cdque ia Ede hor
tegett al rate nales snesgh (, sustain prn,s o.
thst et,ok lorE tue rss Tor 9th feuces mar b.
susssssa. nut shs tlns must wheo 1t al her si
VIII al tcgs 'har Afpr the dcst ensrd to-day
Ira sfOck freely offered at 10 sud 7sk psr csat
Harlem Ia loosise up There rslss t. extern
to day 81 sivsass 6&urcAys prices Tns improve
merits cor plated In the city line Of This road VIII
doubtless have Avsraes inf encs ucoa ts recspts
The quick time m.ds the Nicaragua route has pu' no
Vie rsrket vs,ue Of the stock bat tbs oPpoasas OF th
linz, ssy that the day season sets ia iAs
travel across the stbu Will be- impedsd, ana the
round voyage considerably lsag'hensd
At the second board the market opened and closed
heavy. Erie Rsircsd declined z par c.ns Paasn ma
Railroad per osat Cumberland Coal y; Hudson River
RAisrcsd u Nicaragua Transit Y; Hs lem, u. There
WIS an active demand for money Throughout tbs day,
and the supply short Spectators in fancy stock
for must watch ths turning Of the screws with
fear and trembling There is evidently good time son
Ing for tho bears.
The following geatismen this evening elected d.
rectors Of the Formers and Citiseas' Bank Of Long
Island wlxau soarg, to fu evaoancies. viz james L.
Whiting. Of Nsw York John Moore, Of Williamsburg
IsaAc snedker of Eass New YoFx Isaac Peck, Of uah
ing Sidney L Griffin, Of Hampstead
The recspts ut Office Of ths Assistant Treasurer Of
this port today amounted to $l65 233 OIL payments,
S4S4 zoe 77-bslsnce, 50 ole $50 20.
The sales the Mniog board to day, follows:
ora -. n. D. vs-. nj 81 ~ 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-27

BLoOhERiSM ExrHAORDrNARY.-Wc made allu.
men - yesterday wnicn abaut 70 rocsive
the attsnt0u Of rhs Recorder; that II wonsn who Wa
discovered IN male sss IL pssrs from her IN story
that her maiden pane Il Phoebe HAyp She was married
ten nssfhs ago. in eisttsbury ke~ Yort to Ashley O.
BAbsr h prsssct pasios and has IN her
regular marriage csnacsrs site rg that fact. Bras
Ahous 70 sAst - the West hs persuaded her
MALE eas for ma that they could travel cheaper
tina. ehs wsre kpo-n - woman. They csne % S.
IOuia 40 ard<s three months at the Panama House.
vithsst hsv n~inS susssctsd They thea vent
10 - es!sh ehsds boarding houss RoA1say, and
Dseseu seee resresenupg that they we're brothers.
rsseN q her hasoAsd The prosrister IL the bsuss
lste1 saspscted hsr and information to the police
npsn Shoa 49, and her bushand wsre arrested Thsre
bsng - charge against him he rslsased she hov
ever seiM dssaissd . charge Of wearsg meas
clothes SAs h gssd ioekisg and asout twenty three
years q a9s.- 81 Losts Times S5f 20.