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Tho Case OF Daniel Il. sic1xlcs and John Van
Buren-Pnciiic and Satisfactory Core sponG
ence-Short and sweet.

Buren-Pacific aud Satisfac tory Core sponts
encc-Short and sweet.
Our anxi ty il o. an end We breathe more
freely. The alarming Misunderstanding be-
t !een Daniel L. Sickles, (national hard shell
democrat, and Secretary of our Legation q.
London.) and John Van Buren,, Gree soil Buff
falo, soft shell anti-Nebraska democrat, and
the Prince of Tammany Hall,) has been amica-
bly, adjusted, as will appear from the following
correspondence, which lately took place in
London
10 WEYMOUTH STREET, PoRrAsp PElcE,
LONDON, July Ia, 1854
The EDITOR HERALD
DEAR SRI have been requested to forward for pubh
catcn in tie HERALD copies of correspondence that has
jus taken place between Daniel Sickcs and John Van
Buren,, relative TO speech made by Van Buren, at Tam.
many Hall last November. This Is the first time that
the gentlemen have been In proximity since the obec
uonabc words spoken. You will observe that
Sckes' note s very polite and that Van Burcn's an
swer manly and to the point and happily disposed Of
a matter which had caused much bad feeling.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
GEO. N. SANDERS
THE CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr.. Sicldes to Mr.. "a. Baren.
LAxoHAM PLACK,
Portland Place, July IL, 1854 I
sIR-My friend, Maj. A. II. ssbley, Of California win
call upon and hand you this note, which has for lite
Of Jour speech delivered in Tsmnany Han the 4th
November last wherein you quoted and repeated some
dsnsive language said to have been with ref
to me by Downing, the negro In is49 ct sbo
lition meeting. The Language l., ~ reported, highly
Objectionable a. YOU are Of course aware II intended BY
yon "a be applied to my personal character.
have hsneed 10 Maj Sibey a copy " the New York
1im, Il ,he 9TH Of November, 1885, containing report
OF yonr speech.
Awaiting your rery, Ihsve the honor to be- air yoar
To Jons VAN BuKKs, Esq &c. &c 30, oaeen's Hotel,
Cork street
Mr.. Van BURN to Mr.. Sictles.
QunS's HorxL, Cora street, I
Jaly IL, 1854.
sH-In rely 20 your note Of yesterday banded me By
Maj sahey can with prorrsty state that had no In
'ennon I" applying - ycu the language used by Mr..
ttptcn. This TO obvious from the c~ntsxt Nv
prftose to relate the course taken by Mr. Downing
.nd thofs .ho secd sh him. in what had years before
teen ieIorsd 10 he their language without at all
tIdo' sing 'ts truth or pro ariety.
Respectfully, your obedent servan.
J. VAN BUREN,.
To- stAtes
Tbs Is IN ri and sweet. The Prince, as q
.,,t,r VT ter, was always remarkably brief.
pointed, aG 10 the purpose. Witness his jesse
il.yt core p"ideucc. as long ago a. lS32-'3-,i
cn hbaice, iubi patr mage politics. the eiec-
s,n b. Allan! Regency, the spoils, new b OTIS,
q variety OF miscellaneous articles. Those
| tiers Of Joan were the cream Of the Mac',.a-
z.e smphtt, aud -si brought The Prince to
public not &C a. sy u z fpancier, politician. and
VT Ct Irca.s Gus Llie,.s and great promise.
His course was onward and upward from that day
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Apology.
We have shown in previous article, that the
town Of San Juan de Nicaragua, so bravely
burned by Capt. Hollins, Of the Cyane, was an
American town. governed and principally own
ed by Americans. II was about the only spot
ia all Central America where civil liberty and
religious tolerance had taken root. Its destruc-
ton was, therefore, not only an outrage upon
Americans, but upon civilization.
We stated yesterday that, in 1862, both the
United States and Great Britain entered into
an agreement to maintain the statu quo in San
Juan. That is to say, to support the govern
ment of that place, which was made up OF
Americans. Lord Clarendon, in his despatch to
Mr.. Champion, dated July 22, 1853, says
That request grounded on the instructions which
furnished In the spring Of 1852 By toe Brsh
commanders in Central America directing them to sup
psrtn continuation and pending the negotiations for the
settlement Of the Central american question: the de fac
That such instructions were issued to the
United states commanders and acted upon by
them is notorious; for when the authoritie, Of
San Juan proposed wholly to discard the nomi-
nal sovereignty Of Mosquito, Commodore
Parker, Of the United States home SQUADRON,
refused to sanction the change of flag, "pend-
ing the settlement Of the question between
Nicaragua and Mosquito.r
San Juan was regarded in Nicaragua, aud
by the people Of the port itself, Is under the
joint protection Of the United States and Great
Britain. The United States government order.
ed it's officers to recognize and sustain the de
facfo government. Mr.. Scion Borland, there
fore, in resisting the efforts of the government Of
San Juan TO arrest man charged with the crime
Of mnrder, committed within the jurisdiction OF
San Juan. was guilty Of gross and uqjustia-
able outrage. By this act he Invested himself
Of any privilege which might be supposed TO at
tach to his official character as minister or ex-
minister, and rendered himself amenable TO
punishment The government Of the United
States not only had recognized the authorities
Of San Juan, and instructed its naval officers to
support them, bst NJ late as June ., 1883 Mr..
Marcy, in despatch to Mr.. Ingersoll, distinctly
states that such instructions were issued for the
purpose Of preserving the public peace, and
Furnishing nrong doers!"
Mr.. Scion Boriand took upon himself to COO
temn this authority and thwart this purpose
Therefore, even II IL were true that an attempt
was made to arrest him 10 consequence, that
attempt was perfectly legitimate, proper aad
necessary. He should have been arrested AMI
punished on the spot
But 1t is denied that any attempt was made
to arrest bin, either for this resistance TO the
execution OF the laws, or his previous COM
pHcity in the alleged murder. After having
pointed q loaded rife ut the officers Of San
Juan, and denounced them in choice Arkansas
dialect he went on shore. The indignant peo-
pie eurrounds the house In which he stopped,
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Malls for EurUpe.

FEW YORK nERALD-EDITION FOR BURoPB.
me- u 9. mail steamship st. Louis, Capt. -- viii
savs this city at ~ O'Clock MI for Havre
mo European mails viii close in this city at hah past
- O'Clock in the morning.
The WEEKLY HERALD (printed in French and English
IN - published At half past nine O'Clock In the
ning. Single copies in Wrappers, sixpcnoe.
surscriptons and adverisem. ats for any edition OF
n NEw YoRx HmAID win be received at the folio wing
Dlaoss IN Europe -
LvnxrooL.. John Hunsrr. No. 2 Paradise street.
noNDoH :. Edwards sanford Co., No. II Cornhn
VIM. Thomas Co. No - Catherine street.
PApas. Livingston, Wells Co., Place de Ia Bourse
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FOREIGN LITERARY ITEMS.
q r international Copy Right Treaty The Loaaoa

|oAnlua rays:
sIsssrs from America bring word that the lnterna-
|ani Copyright Treaty has sdvaneed stage Ihe Com
n4H On Foreign Relations has reported 20 'ne oenase,
|0laD treaty, amended py hs. EvcIe." us oooS
~ rsde q FORMAL Recommendation, out OF fear II may
lDnaAly be presumed Of the Great fma'e party. an
owrnsr of the treaty not yet before u.s. ior tus
"a Eft was only known IN New 10Th wu.. 'ao -.
e3,tltt lett that city but enough OF detail Is known
tes q doubtful whether such treaty even passo
aCerese can be accepted settlement OF tne Poin.s
Ira When the terms of the treaty negotiated win
npson were made known last year, 'n hots would
ealAi their craft was in danger, as oil oooxs wvu,u
Sph&d abroad In order to meet TINS eolestounc -
$eukss now s,gpested that works printed IN 1reas
As not enjoy the benefits OF tne ueasya rnal;sh
nshich Congress is asked 20 sancton anu Insr ~
a4nb accent Its want Of logic Is scarcely less TO-
1870 Ssn sts want of Justice. The English author a.
- bbisve NO right in his work. Tie can convey %
is. to an American ,S ,.a Tx, 40 con-.
sttAm against the pirates. In bis own person, me
- ndbor has no rights against the reprnter Oh ms
- Mr.. Dickens brings out 9 new story, ana aoes
SSAs precaution 70 bargain with the pirs'es oel
~ een seize his work when Il appears, reprint y,
nm % redress. OF course hr. Dickens can axe
sedinsslf But how Of the young writer,the Nm
sN1ne Of genius Not being OF name ana place, no
hs copyright before ii. oook ou., anI y
vE&k = wrong in principle a. 1t 10 absurd IN Pfsc
xsssanot say that this new illustration OF amer
vsslA give us favorable idea OF popular legs.
vE0Ws not aware that honorable men IN every
vlS& lspubIc feel the shame Of it a. deeply as We
~ resent the injury. It's very. pltisble Amer
vEw session America consents--and with snytmnS
uk0 Qsoe-to Geese her literary buccsneering On
SlovMfa, the well establishedwbuf NOT On tne
v,ES nhisd the unprotected! II win NO longsrro ROB
UNs.GsD Dickens, Jerrold, and Q Thackeray-De
SSos. And Il will continue TO appropriate ne
vhS'Sxsef men-becsuse il can. Wonderfui srear
hgic, wonderful morality"
Gvace areenwoods travels The Weekly Ners
Hpriss 1t the social facilities Of American
H% 1910 Haps and Mhhsps Of Tour IN
IL ~ anes 10 10, but we find that they beer
SteS~ just = residents In our provinces, on
uHtG& Cester number of the London sights
~ - American visitors Get more smpng the
n1av World tn ordinary Raelsh
v9esovssd, L-s- :wR-obA ~ ~
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rude enough 10 ssy TO fame scarcely week in T,n
con before he IS going round st-mscly from sol -
t"c taking hcr IortrSi In Der n1- hook between d
scI"ns % picture s,rics and ruin 81 ancient cs,tls
IN Two Cd piers she b,eakfasi. with Mr. x 3ls
lunch with Juste Tafoald i shown over the n ,I.e -
common. by Mr. Golden and oYer tbs Bil,- ga's- Il
iery by lord Carlisle dine. with Sir L4a,r. Caa-le,
htinOle' befrj Cornwall aud round dozen Of snlli8r
men drinks tea wip MI. Milford AID the 5 c Ils
ard suis with hazzin-ai hi. in addition t. know
not how many introducti"Ds such 10 ths snt1or. Of
Alton Locke Margaret Maitlsnd THE Head Of the
FAMILY, ard 60 forth The key all this is KEEP: back
and would be indicate perhaP TO gness at the secret
aiihoreh We hare surniss. Tie sly knows vel how
to comre' and allows herself restrain, ia describing
either persOns places"
-On the occs.On OF Mr.. Alexander Smith. the poet
leaving Glasgow enter upon his duties Secretary
The Unworthy q Edinburgh his po-onhl fenis to the
LrIBheT Of forty entertained him at dinner ia the folne
Hotel. Glasgow The chsir was occupe by Mr.. Taver.
nor uott VS. l.. fn tn unavoidable absence Of Pro
etGor Michel Mr. Macdonald Of TIE Cas=ea discharged
tie duties Of cgoUper.
The Philosophical Institution Z linbursh, has hal
halfa dOztn lectures German literature from 1850 ~
$780, by Gottfried Kinkcl Pm late Professor OF Arts
DAD Civilization ia Nh, Univer,iy Of Bonn The K ~.
Chas Kngsley Jr, author Of Alton Locke "Hypatia,
" 1Ginis Tragedy" phaethon," Yeast & le t1ny
Alexandria, ts Schools Of Physics and Metaphysics
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NEWIERSEY ITEN0

SrroSG FOR TINPERANCE-The Rev. Mr.. Hogan tho
priest a. pres. n. presiding The Catholic Church at
Relleyille j. gave rousng Temperance discourse on
Sunday denOuncng selling in Ely 10 that must have
made those If his congregation engaged in the business
(somc Of whom present. vince under his pastoral
admonitiors The reverend gentleman intmaed that he
was ready unto with any persons or associations to
close the internal rum holes that were running men aud
women body and soul that he would not be restrained
In his opposition 10 them by ether Pope or Bisop-thtt
IL need were he would not hesitate to arm himself
with an axe aud crack The casks" that contained the mis-
olieyous crater. His zeal had probably been quick
ened by The fact that Sunday or tTo since tremeni
Gus fight occurred at of the rum holes IN that quiet
village among party of lrishmen and women in which
axes pOkers from the stove, sticks and other ms
scs were eectuay brought into requsion that quite
number were badly wounded. The authorities came In
at this stage Of the fight and eleven OF tho combaants
were conveyed TO Newark and lodged in jail We hope
the hends Of the valiant pastor Will be sustained IN the
good work
The Rev. III. w. Bellows. Unitarian, preached a dis
course tae Lyceun N Grind A. ia close
resolved the egatoa 10 organize Liberal Christina
A,sOcistion this evening
regular meeting Of the Common Council will be held
this evening ct the Liceum.
FATAL AccInEsT-A named Henry Roster,
ecpR in Pavouaav jersey CITY dsd yesterday from inilros
received fall the ha.chSsy Of sore IN "iansl
Nes.YoII OF Friday ia's
TIE CARNES-The licensed of Jersey City
10 II Sewagksy Last evening with refer
.nee They drew ard signed petition
the ConDon Council ths evening ssSas "a
ordnance regulating cAate so at tnesse
rates ca tie high Of provisions horesed rent &c
ILe that their Committee have conferences VITA
tie Cong Council Committee Leps's this subject
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Several fire companies ths ground hu b o-a
tty Couc subdue be flames Toe r,De buIns .4th ~
Wuh the csptne' ard blacksmith shops wor euirs ~
sroytd TIE occupants lost very near all hr pfJpsrty.
Total oss. CtOui 5000
THE suTF0LS II FIRE
Mr Huichncs coro,T q DELANEY sni SCI: tx - wishes
to siae that tn eraer, referred . in olr
eoouut Of h. FIRE not destr yed though tns s:sse
AID Lorsss were.
TiEE II EEooEITE T-sTEEDY AT.ERSooS.
About ock yoste day oft@Tuoon ire broke on. ia
stable S,berme horn bet.e.n Smith and G)yt SIS
owned By Dan,d Embrry II twas burn-d to the g-oand
ard two horses and carriage cOnt.nel hsre!a wrs de-
t'roysd The los about $500 IN Consequence Of the
high wind bud the scarcity Of water the fans spread to
two fame bou-es adjoining resPe lively occupied by VIZ
Cbsres sabin and Mr Hobbe The family Of the 's''er
absent the time Their goods aud furnI,ure ware
bowevr, mostly savei TIE premises OF DE- Charles A
Van IsDdt damaged TO considerable extent the los
being covered by insurance in the Fulton Com9any Tne
los upon the two houses with contents amounts TO aool'
$4,000 Mr. Hobbe !, understood to be insured Mr.
Sabin is 10. injured The buildings owned by Mr.
IT. Smith and Mr. Briggs I, Is not known oos the fire
orginaisd-suppos, be sccider tai The remen we're
OF, in full force and did well The Chef Of P0 ice aad
officers were also Oh hand and made Themselves ussfa in
various ways.
FIRE AND ySGIsE RACING.
On Sunday night a fire broke in a small shsny on
Finishing av Brook yp. opposite the Nava' H)spfaL IL
was soon burned the ground damage about 5000 On
the Of engine companies Nos and several Of the
nttrs arrested racing and the mem 'ers OF n
L. berg grant the Interference Of the police 50
do,ed their apparatus and Ie her standing IN the middle
of Nassau uion, where she remsined TIL toward
morning WHEN she wa dragged ou of the way. Thomas
Jones a member of Nc 3. aud Edward McCole and Ter
rance Sweeney Of M l. brough, before Justice sni
yes, rday by the Fret District Police, and the two later
hear1g
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DIE %.

BoGERr-or Sunday evening March 10 Jacob Bssert ia the
IA ei.,i 20 end friends are respectfully invited attend HE To-
late residenc No 10 Chasst az o'clock on fas~
20oKHoUT On Monday March Nth, John younscs, u
EDWARD Mrsry BoeAhoaf ssed one year ten m'a'as
The resilves and fisrd. flmiy respectfully nv'sit
after from No lj safoiss on Tuesday ssra0oa
BRowER On MONDAY March 2',h, AetAsa wlcs Of Joaa
Tie r-a .E. " be- ahsp morning March 81 at O'Clock
10 Mar borough. Ui.er Co, for ntermcnt - =.
CROPSFY-On sunday, 1876 the OF
Man r.iict al the late dfnIy CtoPsoy
tsuiiy ted TO attend
the residence of her Jsper Cropsy 70 ep
Flo, Tuesday 2 nss, st o'clock without further ia
E,TABRooK % the 10th inst wm E,abrook .sei four
taken the Cemetery OF Everssns
GEIkFITs Fnesy l1h inst Augustine of Jsms AMI
NARY Ar Gfihths sged tour ana three months ~
HALL March i9th fordham Asahel Hail. late OF Albany
In the 75d year Of bis sge.
JAMESOn Monday March tn Paul infant son OF joan H. ana
Sarah Louisa James =, 80. ,,,,, -
KNAPP-on sunday evening March 18th, Gilbert Knapp.
aged BE- yeaTs ,-- - ---,, a., ,.-,, 4. .,...,
h fper. from ofhs brother Knapp No d
3ls,t this at o'clock s remaas Will Do
tsk.u o Green's God fer iIteTment =
NCyICCAR- In Fayetteville, Onondaga 20, on ra'.y.
7b ip. 81 bsmorrlsge the lungs Mr. job T. MoHccr 81 the
6rm Mcvccsr Fiss Co ssduate OF Hamilton College
90 he norpiss of the 2th Inst, Esther w tushsr Of
the late DR. Henry ia the Ssh Of her sge
The take place from her esdenc No 90 b'onway
on Thufsy O'clock The h-nds OF the family are invited %
att nd without further notice . . , nj. -, 49,, - -
PLET-On SATURDAY morning hrs Plet IN tbs sa 20" OF
hersse - ,.,.s,.... - = N 49,, ~ ~
Nids are respectfully invited TO attend her funeral on Iaes
morning March 10 o'clock, from her late residence, NO ot
Reach Il, without forthsr invitation. - =, = ,.
DEATHS tn ne CHs " boV"ss wv "N "o'A
M,LEs 81 FEMALES 81 ADULTS p CnLoREs. DToa g.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
ONABRIyAL OF TIE PACIFIC.
SANDY Hook, Monday, March 20-l2 p. NJ.

HON ARRIVAL OF TIE PACIFIC.
SANDY HOOK. Monday. March 2O-l2P NJ.
The Pacific now in her thirteenth day out has no. yet
made her appearance
Wind n. ~. Weather clear
FOR CALIFORNIA.
The steamship Star Of the West sailed for San Faacis'o
yesterday with a full comp= rnen Of passengers
THE SCHOONER RUSSELL AND NINE LIVES.
BosToS. Monday. March 90 1854
The schr Russell. from Boston for Plymouth sank of
Cape Cod in the gale OF Saturday is supposed will on
board, viz William Simmons master J. R)ger2 Rich
mond and - Terrence, the crew aud the following pas
sengers Barnes. IL Raymond and son. Hoaty Weston
and George Griffin.
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L. 8 DISTRICT coURT-B.fore Judge IssEssoLL-
GRAND JURY

The Court on Monday forenoon delivered its charge to the
Gf.rd them their and tue and e.cs tae
he criminal eslend, containing VARIOUS o.
CONTRIBUTING kc In respect 20 attempts q revolt
the r.rd Jay closely the brogsat oee
them 10 the parties they appear TO te sutI n %
hyourkt u,cs nTegisss the cont1ef OF
ether reference cruel and uals1A
find such 10 exist and 70 nave 'een mo
~ alice he =, a.
The Grand J-Iy AFTER reeeyins the charge 'ae
Of Murray e. nd College psee, iof
cAsE OF THEODORE T. Rossi
The trial Of Theodore E. Ross indicted for alleged EN-
,@pt AZ he Pos, tried before sad she jary
aid no, suee-v. moved BY Mr. DaDnins Assistant u Die
c A,iapey Mr. sehsl oes Of the eoaase moved tor pat
ais counsel owing 20 osaei
.ns,een,s could row proceed The POS ?easusn va.
or % proceed finally porporsd Monday next
The Corr ssd o. Tuesday would Ats up he sdmsS sa
Oar
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LAW LNI,ELLIGE1VC,E.
SUPREME COURT.
tEFprNrgE NJ saTEEF 81 AND IOf klH

WIDENING or WALKER 81. AND rot kfHAY.
The arguments these were 10 have been brought
up yesterday Judge Mitchell being Interested a. to
Nsksr.t vcsnng lie exchanged with Judge ROCKWELL o.
Beosn Term composed oft.s latter Jads, and
Juds Roosevelt and srke Tie srlneot In re sn 70 f0u ga
.v owing the ssence Of Mr. Field wa ~ consent Of NJ
poGpOn the May term IA 20 the Walker st. Gaze si
htrs ready to proceed with the ies
having been given him and Dc has not YET
consequence had al h, papers Pntet Il .As urged By h
other md that the should
proceed sree; cosm9ser hta P.'ed no.iss On
Ire hous. that they be removed from the n,S Aae o. toe
street &C. My M "htn. replied tia he ~oaId ho
be taken down lt June lstJay :. snor- bsh
fe1t paTtss ntessd andtney nave DO,
20 ke The ~ Court Of Appess Tbs prceednz hs fad
Ls hen Comedy Throughout Some hf dozen IN
WHO are be srcaty benefited By the opening ar IA
t.,st .e TO h.ve eoremsd bat seyen.ssn Ines Hlsny
ere Interested having delayed lie Insisted ne saoad ave n
line ,sseabe Law properly 20 prepare the case Il Ad
Ward properly holder the lie rEgesd TIE propIIeJ o.
b..ux The lie ssd they eosd neither IS the pro
,dr make contracts 70 pct up new s7ens OF 70 t hs
ora ou and Z. intended under the notice tbsi h been Pad
ure he Loz 20 hold the City liable for d.ase 70 nga
,t.tr Thefs nile Of stree. In h eo5e,on a. sGis
h,e, huree the position IN rssT1 70 ts b1eiast
st For part lie ka made up ns mind 70 lose me
ut Of bis property the bot tsee are aey pefon
i.erestsd the ho have 20 Other means OF nA
tie thsy derive Ja6ge Roosevelt 'at ne Coat VS.
81 the inconvenience bot Mr. Whiting entsd % aoace
srd N he I.is. ppon IT, the argument must b delayed
decided th TIE bearing Of the cas seoia Dc pos,
porea 20 seth list and was postponed seeorcnsJ
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snios of Stocks nj philadelphia.
MoyDAY, March 20.

Reported for The Trsans By gay : TsoN.,
Flint Eiy IS City RR &c. e 81 % ~, 5ehnylkll Nav
cation c. 's2 eco Kersn "a 81 $50 Lehs' g. 10 e
Iehsh Nav 3do e5s 50 SchBy kill S,y Preferred essn 81
~ 90 "a leo DO "a hssdi1g RI essh, 3ti - do,
2esJs sci 100 Long leland RR st 100 Do IS 49, 81 Psnnsy
vcns RR l sctuyl Nav, n 30 GIaEd Bank cash. l3i %
Bark "a Peunsylyania, b5, III. .-.
E'tS,a ISo,ss-e $500 Alsg RR Go ~ IA, IS; 81
erhnyl Nav Preferred "a; 90 ST. 80 Penn RI 49,
Seoehd Boqrd-soo Pe.nCysni s. b. s9t 81 DO sst;
aTfed LehghCs 10 4!i $500 City K g. al b ~ $50
% is $40 do Sc s6l eico DO 70 81 err chss Del c.
nsies Re saiss R. cash so % sshsyisil Nav Pref
,j1a "a eco Morris Canal 2 days let s. DO, lGi
Jr Bsard-5 sch Nav Pref 3fi 3l5 do, days III 9K'sa
crag P.-Uait.d s;.tes s. &C. ~ bid saEed DO Do -
10 bio ssked PeDrsyysaas 50 BID sst ssssd ~
rosS Si bid sci st,d; DO Bo1da 70, ~ BIZ - ssea
40 Mons,ss e. 81 % Nd ss .<ssd Peno hsr2es "a ee,
80 .stsd Morris Canal ie BID ls ..ass ssn1yS ~ AZ
4. "a ga bid % .ske2 do stoch bid sxs1 90 40
Pres.rrsd al M s4i .ssed Lns issad 70; sa ~ 49,
30 81 ~ 81 ~ssd Unoo Canal ~! k5 Is nssc- Firm
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FIRES.
FIRE IN FRASKFoRT-sr.

FIRE IN FRANKFORI-sI
On Monday morning about O'Clock ire was 9,''Os
s,sd IN the store of Thomas L. Brady No 81 Frank
Co., :, NV officers Dunning and White. The aarm was
ompy given to which the remen as promptly responded
md soon succeeded in extenguishng the flames Inc up
Hsr mar, Of the building was occupied as dwelling Inc
r,.m;,es were damaged to the amount OF about 'OU.
nsu,ed for o. 800 in the Firemens Insurance 20 Vap-
Dche says in his return to the Chief hs the pace w.
evidently Get on fire. the officers report tn" eooa'
an hour previous to the discovery some person win
was SO en- moving about the store. Inc oco'PAH'
re.ted on suspicion of setting ire 10 'nc S'0'e
FIRE IN BROADWAY
.,.r mi o'clock last night fire broke out In range
-, s,ory frame buildings in Broadway corner Oh fo''
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