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Deiore Hon. Judge lnBersoil.
MARCH 22--Jdmes Conner and William O. Conner
ogdinst the Steamer Sarah Sands1he hbellsns in this
case are type founders doing business in New York and
bring the present suit against the Of the Sarah
Sands for breach of contract Of areighment Messrs
Sheppard Sauxay, proctors for the beants submitted
that in December lS49 Messrs Conner shipped in good
order and condition board the Sarah Sands then l
ing at the port of New York. certain type and printers
materials namely two boxes iron frame, ten boxes
of type two kegs of ink and various other articles In all
forty two packages for the port Of Panama. to be for
warded to San Francisco and there delivered to De Witt
Harrison, the libellants having paid the freight and
primage amounting to the OF 1851 0S. The vessel
arrived at Panama, but the goods were not there de-
lvered. The vessel was detained in Panama time
and did not arrive in San Francisco till June 1850 when
some Of the boxes missing, and the agents Of the
hbents refused to accept the others they would be
useless when certain letters of the alphabet were not
forthcoming The value of the goods is averaged at
81 900. For the respondents Messrs Evarts E. II.
Owen contend that the goods SO shipped rendered
TO the consignees, and any box missing they
not liable for the value Of the whole freight but
only for the particular box alleged to be lost On the
other hand evidence offered by the beants to
that the absence Of letter would make the remain
der of the boxes incomplete and useless Decision
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TERMS OF SALE.

TERMS OF SALE
The lessees 10 pay at the rate of per cent per
num- the cost OF construction, Of all piers extended
during the continuance Of their lease from the time Of
completion.
Vessels TO pay wharfage according to the laws OF the
State and the ordinances Of the Common Council and the
to be bound by those laws, as they may he
altered from time to time.
No wharfage is to be charged for He'll Gate Sound
pilot boats to the boats belonging to the ships Of
Of the United States foreign nations or to the
United States navy yards garrsons or to vessels EN-
poyed in the transportation Of street manure or coal
ashes from the city
The Corporation to themselves the right to build
bulkheads and m In behind the same and cleanse such
wharves piers and slips they may think proper with
out claim or pretence OF claim for damages deduction
Of rent whatever, on the part Of the lessees.
No deucton whatever win be allowed for damage, by
OF any sickness epidemic that may prevail in
the city during the continuance Of the leases.
The leases will contain the usual covenants and cond
tons; also clause allowing the Corporation take any
pier or wharf or portion Of the same for Corporation
nses on allowing TO the lessee just aud equitable com
pensation or deduction.
The iessees will be required to keep the wharves and
piers good condition, and safe and proper repair in
Guiding especially the string pieces and superficial por
tons thereof for safe usage at their expense ida
mage by the elements ercepted,) and to give bond for
dotrie the amount Of the annual rent with one
surees 70 be approved by the Mayor and Comptroller
conditioned for the payment VI the rent quarter yearly
nd the falnment their part Of the covenants Of the
sse.
Ten per cent on The yearly rent bid for each parcel and
sDctoneers fees to be paid 70 the Collector Of tho
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONEY MAR X e II.

THURSDAY, March 23-8P NJ.
The stock market still continues depressed and in
unsettled state At the First Board there transac
tons to only moderate extent but there outside
spectators in the street. and the brokers have the field
all to themselves Florence and Keyport declined per
cent Cumberland Coal "a Parker Vein, u; Crystal
Palace 15 Illinois Central Railroad bonds advanced
per cent Delaware and Hudson, * Pennsylvania Coal
Al Michigan Central Railroad, Ii Indiana Construction
Railroad r. The great depreciation in Crystal Palace
has nothing to do with the regular stock market has
been shown pretty concusvey that the stock is not
worth per cent and the probability is that the whole
will be abandoned. Florence and Keyport
not buoyant at the first board today but cannot be
other than temporary reaction after such rapid RISE
There large cash operations this morning All the
railroad stocks well maintained but there was no
demand Of consequence. The recent advance and
traction in prices have brought great deal of stock into
the street Outside parties have realized, and secured
the profits. In SO doing, they were wise. This only
shows the wisdom Of the policy we have often recon-
mended, to sell when money be made and wait pa
tently for another chance TO in again at lower
prices.
After the adjournment Of the Board the following sales
of bonds and stocks made at auction by A. II. Nj
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SEWING MACHINES.

Oday obtained from the United States Court
in Boston prohibiting the use Of the Singer Machines and
be tried and, without doubt will result In like manner
The old bugbeay Of Walter Hunt heretofore the d.
relied upon, the insucency alAcy Of which Win
be manifest by an examin alton Of the full and
Of Judge SprAgue in tho printed copies which Will
be ,osdy for fsc distribution In few days my BY
by mail Is mmateral whether machines use one or two
needles with the the poist without they
ring the Liabilities Of the law by
less price, without such liability ths follow
ing manuscturers who duly authorized By license
Wilson Co. Ney York; Grover. Baker Co, Do; Bar
Boston MAS Hunt, boston, Mass g. A. Dursi. Low.
ell Mass Hood Batteil Co., Worcester, Mass Messrs.
woodbridge, Ksene Moor Lynn, Mass. -.
ELIAS HOWE Jr, PAtentee az the original Sewing VA
chine No. % Hanover street. Boston and Me- no HroAf
New York.
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CITY Revenue at the time and place OF sale and naes
OF two sureties furnished at the same time
The ten per cent when paid, will be credited ON the
t Quarters rent or forfeited II the lessee does not
y SATISFACTORY surety and execute the lease and bond
,tbin feen DAYS after the sale and the Commissioners
of the sinking Fund shall be authorized at their option
10 resell the wharves piers bid of by those falling to
to comply to be liable for any deficiency that may result
from such re sale.
No person viii be received lessee surety who is
delinquent any former lease from the Corporation No
bid will be accepted from any person who Is in to
the Corporation, upon debt contract, who ia de-
the Corporation (Sec of Amended Charter Of 1881
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AT the second board the market was tre better The
sales small and principally time Crystal Palace
advanced Al per cent the mornings prices; Nicara
qua, New York Central bonds II Illinois Central 4;
Gold Hin, "a Erie Railroad a Cleveland, Columbus and
Cincinnati Railroad, u.
The steamship Pacific AZ this port from Liverpool
brings four days later The intelligence is interest
ing but not important Politically nothing has occurred
to weaken the probabilities of gencyal
being soon in active operation Manifestos, bulletins,
dispatches and all sorts of paper warfare, going
bsky but the first blow has not yet been struck by the
allied Powers and nothing be considered definite
decided until actual hos,ilities commence We do not
see any possibility Of the ping
from the dilemma in which they placed the whole
matter having been reduced entirely to one Of time
Commercially and financially, tho adviccs cannot he con
sdered unavorsble Quotations for cotton were without
alteration while breadstufs had slightly improved
There had been change in consols other public Sc
curitics The news, the whole, does not amount to
much, and is Of about the character as that by
previous steamers.
The receipts at tho Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port to-day amounted to ss4 cos ST. the payments
were s47 4se 5aleavng balance of o., 100, 745 a.
The Hadley Falls Company, Of Massachusetts,, have
voted dividend OF 40 per cent 5000 per share, in
scrip Of the Lyman Mills and to reduce the par value
from $500 TO $500 per share The scrip Of the Lyman
Mills is subject to assessment Of 33tS per cent
The market for mining stocks continues to improve.
Gold Hill opened at with but little stock Offering and
at the second board AZ was the lowest figure at which
ii offered But little could be bought at that price
More activity appears in McCulloch without change ia
price, however The accounts from the mine fully pro-
mise to realize the expectations that formed at the
outset In few days the whole Of the machinery will
be erected and the superintendent estimates the yield
at from $500 TO 900 per day. Potomac has improved
T. Parker Vein has declined to T. Iehigh sells al az,
with rising tendency. Rutherford has improved n,
and 70 bed for the most psrt at @ Cumberland i'm
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RIO THE UNMARRIED
Roudout's fame the world pervades
The press his triumph tells,
And from the North, South, East and Wost,

The note OF glory sweIIs
Professor Rondout, Of New York, formerly Of Sweden
where he the bringing about
happy marriage viii send to address receipt ofons
dollar post paid plain directions 20 enable ladies'
TO win the devoted ace ons Of many Of the o
pcse they desire The PRO Ia simple but
appearance or positions and last though not least,
be arranged with the utmost an deiicscy Address
Professor Rondout New York city post paid. N. RTbas
ia humbug Of tho greAtest scences the world
produced which Thousands OF ladies IL
the city Of New York attest No Will syr cerres
the price paid for such an invaluable sesret,
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Lynn Holiston Nerchsnts', Bass River, Conway, Ma
verick, Provinoetown, North Bridgewster
The bills 10 incorporate the Brighton and Townsend
banks being improperly drawn, were recommitted
The bin TO authorize union Of the Fall River and
Old Colony Railroads. at such terms may be agreed
between the parties has passed through all the stages In
the House Of Representative of Massachusetts, under
suspension Of the rules Having previously passed the
Senate it has but to be enacted, mere matter Of
form, and receive the Governors signature.
The warrants entered on the books of the Treasury
Department, Washington Tuesday, the 2lst inst,
were follows
For the redemption of stocks. 81 223 AZ
FOR lie pAymspt Of other Treasury debts... 5042 81
For the Customs "a ~ %
For the War Department .................1e,oo IS
For re-psying for the War department 1918 Is
For the Ssy sP sSs Sayy
For the Interior Department .l9, 4S0 10
The stockholders of the Northern Railroad Company,
at Concord Friday last voted by very large major
E TO authorize the directors TO carry out the arrange
ment made with the New Hampshire Central, and Con-
cord and Caremont railroads. to create Stock issue
bonds notes Of the companies net exceeding 500 000
to defray the expense Of frightening side tracks, pur
chasing new engines and providing other necessary ia
cites for performing the companys business and to
apply to the Legislature for such ratification author
ty they may think desirable to carry into effect the
agreements submitted to the stockholders.
The following is q copy Of the bill in relation to the
bonds of the Central Railroad Company, introduced in
the Senate yesterday
Sec. l. The New York Central Railroad Company are
authorized to mortgage its corporate property and
franchises in such form and manner in all respects as
me may see LOT any iSn nj, exceeding now
listing against said company, and for mSeys to be Dor
rowed for the purposes Of said corporation.
Can t.. <hav IN 1,o al 1u& ansl
company it shall be deemed sufficient description Fits
real estate rights franchises fixtures and appurtenances
morgaged to set ferh in general terms that the insru
ment mortgage upon all the real and personal estate
corporate property, rights, franchises fixtures and APP
Iurenances owned and possessed by said company and
the said mortgage being executed and acknowledged
shall be filed and recorded in the Office Of the Secretary
Of State Of this State, and shall be valid lien upon the
property and franchises of said company for the benefit
Of the mortgages from the time Of filing the
aforesaid.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect Immediately.
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The amount on deposit in other banks for redemption
Of circulation, is equal to as much specie hand but
with that it will be that the circulation
Is enormously expanded The general expansion Of the
banks in New Hampshire since 1860 has very great
Every department shows an immense increase.
Bills TO increase the capital Of the following banks
have passed for engossment in the House
Of Representatives
Leicester, John Hancock, Freemans, Taunton, Housa
tonic Appleton, Metacomet Mechanics Bank In New
Bedford Howard Banking Company Mechanics Bank in
Boston, Boylston, Broadway, National, Washington,
Bristol Company, Machinsts', Blue Hill, Lancaster
Grocer's, village Central Neponset, wamcsit Bunker
HILL Pttshed, Rolstone, wslthsm, southbridge Fitch.
burg, Wahaiwe.
The bills to incorporate the following banks we're
dered to be engrossed,-
Grafton, Monson Monument, City Bank Of Worcester,
pemberton Manufacturer Bank In Blackstone South
ReAdng hllers River, No<thboro Market City Bank Of
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DANCING ACADENfIEe.

A DANCE EN- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c..
II MIRAsOLE SO Bond street. begs Announce that HE
evening subscription class will meet for practice Monday.
Wednesday and Friday evenings, Monday
March "a few moro ubscrihers who desire to acquire
perfect knowledge Of the most fashionable dances will be
received Private lessens given usual.
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NEATRIMONY AND INDUsTRY.-ON RECEIPT OF
M n will send how to win the devoted af
fectons Of the opposite sex Never known 70 fail Also
can with reszc from $5 to week Address
DR. Coldsmith box No 30 Metropolitan Post Once Ice
Ninth
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NTATRIMONY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
M loverProfessor Lawton Boston formerly Of London.
will send to address, receipt Of dollar post paid
devoted affections Of e many Of the sss - sssr
waiting that all be married irrespective Of sg aPPsar
position and last though not least 70 can be ar
with such and dccacy that detection mPos
bls Address Professor Lawton Bosto. Mass letters
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A YOUNG LADY,, POSSESSING A SUFFICIENT IN
come rather pretty de.rs. 70 open correspcndsne'
troll Of relatives guardisns she has other Of
tanning husband Address T. d. ID. Broadway Post Once
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A NUMBER OF HIGHLY REePECTABLE IRISHMEN
IA with deep love Of and respect for the
in this adopted country have taken the
an honor TO- snd symbol Of respect to Irshnsa respect
heart to second views Mono but the intelligent
and worthy need attend next meeting which will be held
ut Capt Kerrgans Head Quarters "a White street.
day evening March "a o'clock precisely The standard
height We have adopted will be 8 feet inches.
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A GENTLEMAN, THIRTY YEARS OF ACE, OF 00OI
IA reputation excellent habits and always agreeable wish
to lady Of fortune She be vlrtuous Aia
BILE and Intelligent Such only please Bachelor
box 222 Union square Post Once New York All communi
cations positively hdeptia1
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EFFECTS OF the LATE STORM.
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DISASTERS AND DEATH IN DELAWARE BAY.
The INTENSE C0LD YESTERDAY,
10 60 &c

ROADWAY YnsrnRDAY--rHB sLBraHrHG-rHR
EoR'wIfHR VERSUS THE LATE EoR'E AsrBn,
The point from Viii n the wiad blows makes all the
cGersaos In the world From the northeast almost
invariably the precursor the accompaniment OF
raging tearing STORM drissy, fszly spell Of several
uncomfortable and disnal days. From the ssuthsast II
sers ally brings - rushing ras and In the summer II
s sedom without fan orchestra Of thunder and light
chg From the south, II the ssathsr Is maintained
In that direction for haK short winters day. II
brings to something Of the bAminsss Of the tropical
Islands and reminisoences and association o. the sssu
fu spring now on Aonday night In full court costume,
had regular winter northssster On Tuesdsy, ths
Wind changing south saro, We hsd . piessan. day Oo
Vsdnscsy with breeze straight mp from the West 10
dies al tbs track IL the Guh Stream the Temperature
delicious ard the sleshisg would have beeu delight
full but for the rapid melting Of the Yesterday the
wind svirg chopped brsky around 10 the northwest II
swept svsry reg and vestge OF cloud away from the
shy, ~ uscsl, blowing steady hurricane fron morn
log TIL night, and Pressing into Ice and snow
sgsin tfs watsry sluah Of the preceding day.
Con qusnty the sleshing resumsd In the ng,
and ieinforeeents conAntly added 70 the general
Of ssi his and seds Broad say TIL the evening"
but the wind sharp vhskng abcat ths streets and
corners every direction and driv the sharp PARTICLES
Of pulvezsd like dust into the faoss Of the pes
sssss.s mis rssder.d ths sport anything bat sgrss
sbls though the nemseg sasagsd is y and TIE lively
nsSs Of " isngtAsasd liss q nsSh bells = sssA 0us.
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NEWS BY TEL e CIR PHI.
ere ~~~~~~~~~~~~>>~~>~~
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS. !.
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Gen. Cass and the Religious Liberty Of
Americans Abroad
-~><>S>>~~~~~~~s>~0>~~~~
1psssh of Senator ToOmM on the Nebraska
Questi0ns
Debate on tho Distribution OF the Public
Lands in the House.
AFFAIR IN Al BANY.
3e.Anest Of the Martha Washington ConSpifat0n
&c.. &C., Dc.
CONGRESSIONAL PRocEEDIHas.
AFFAIRS IN Al BANY.
3e.Arsst Of the Martha Washington Conspifaton


From Washington.
SalnugEn BUcHANAN-Ns. BRIGHT-xAIL DELAYS.
wAsMsGroS. Feb. 20, 1854.
hks n . rumor current that Nr Buchanan will re-
turn home soon dssusted with bis treatment BY Englh
osAh In the matter Of his refusal to appear 10 court
'Sostums.
saaator Bright very Ill Of inhsmmAtory rhsumatism
st Georsstown
Ths mail delays have materially affected operations Of
ths Treasury Department.
Asaavsntion Of spiritual mediums shortly to b. held
Asrs.
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
fhs Unitsd States Agricultural Society met this morn.
ing, and ths President delivered address. The Sc
crety Of the Treasury Invited tho members to viit him
this evening
Professor sspss exhibited some wheat and orsss grow
ang on the same head.
Many papers and proportions received and
fefred and debates Of the most interesting nature
xstened 70 with msrkef attention The principal speak
-9rs were AA-shal P. Wider, KiDg Prof Mapss Bsn
r. Pocse. Calvert and French.
About one hu odred members esent representing
twerty states, and others srrivng The annual
election OF officers takes place to. m ,rros.
In the evening Prof. Ma showed . model u an i'm
proved tub-so plough invented by himself and Or War
yen Of Ohio distributed japan peas and described
Chem.
LAND DECISION IN rBE SUPREME CoURT
The Supreme Court this morning rendered It's decision
in ths of the great Dialogue Iowa land claim The
sdsoision u against 1t On all points
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TAe New jersey Legislature.

lkkMON FcD ~, 1904
me resolutions introduced yesterday exp easing inaS
nation st the attacks Of the New York Trbun1 were
taken up to day. and after considerable discussop were
passed BY 81 to a. Those voting sgAast the resolutions
expressed themselves OPPOSED 70 taking any action what
ever In reference thereto
The last hopes II the special banks for charter wsre
ont OF t,day In the senats by 80 amsading hs bank
bill ~ 10 make Il OF no avail.
Tbs House pHsed . concurrent resolution to adjourn
on the 8d Of March.
bill, providing sinking fund Of $50, 900 the nrst
year, and $4,000 additional every year thereafter for
the purchase Of the works Of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad At the expiration OF their charter ordered
TO third reading In the House, without opposition.
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should proceed TO other business now the bill, will
up when coraunitees assis called for rep 1rts.
On pr ceeong 10 vote Mr. Deans mo Ion. the House
was found to DO without . quorum, wnea motion
mare to sojsarn, which disagreed to13s members
voiirg.
Aftsr another vote on NJ Deans motion with the
same result ~ before, the Houss adjourned.
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srEAMBOAr X1. L0sION.
DIS TuR % ANcEs.
Arrival Of $SOO,OOO In Cold Dust

Tns stsamskaD Northsraaght, Capt Churchill npA 50
Juan del Norts arrived yesterday afternoon hansg ~
ed At P. the 18th instant, With hundrsd V
sspgsrs and $500, ,ooe specie o. fro ght
Tho passengers and specie brought down on tn
Pacific Gds BY the steamship oortes which left sn Fran
cisco Up. the lat Instant and the passs has
thus bs made in precisely twsaty two days, being ths
quickest uip on record
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Markets.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. "a, 1854.
The ,ass OF cotton 10 day were 5000 bales, at us
changed prices Decreased rsosipts, et5,oto balss.
Stoth, 200 COO bales sterlirg exchange, 6 Frsghts
Large fhpmenis of for Liverpool Dsiog at
aoo Ier bustel Flour oon inlss In active demand,
., 81 be . 81 Is Per barrel
HRw ORIEANs Feb a. 1854
The day 10 partially observed Q holiday. Sales OF
cotton 5000 bales ut easier bit irregular price, Sugar.
fair, Sl<o; nolassss, Iss.
CHARIHros, Feb n, 1854
The salss Of 10 day were TOO bales st 7Kc . 100.
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scunu OyurF-- asBsrsI journ,d till MONDAY
sryrwp OourY-C1roJG Nos. I COO 500, l,12o, l,l8b
~. Iso ls1 iss sci, ss, is7, sos all ITO, ss IA
sur.sos couu,.-Nos a liex, n sl, ia ls1, 90,
B8 VA B70 S2S $50 Sc sso, Sll, H2, sSs SO, 81,
ga 81 SO iSs $40 $50 Ss2 SO 10 sso, 81 70 se1.
6usros P1sAs Nos - lsI. nA 3ia ~, asa ~,
no, 2qs, slo, ;ls, ga, 80, Al ns.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. 90 1854.
The NArths Washing ton oonspirtors including Ksans
Cummings Cole, and Chaplin, arrested this
rsquisition from the Governor OF Arkansas aud
removed forthwith rom the city all being heavily roasd.
Tbs arrest Of the conspLaors caused great sxcesn.
to day Kbeans and Others Who have bsen stopping 1t
ths Walnut street House. ats cAst R,bert Shaw who
witness yanst the during the late trial. beating him
everely in the barroom OF the hotel This caused
bitterness Of feelirs 10 the commua,ty.
Captain Cumuii gs' NJ seis-o Sidney Button In the
ra and thseAtsnsd his life Barton drew pistol and
fer this Mrs. Cum nises had him arrested.
Fhe vsrrNut urdsr which the psities were arreatsd
charges them With Arfon and murder. The triL will
10 he place where the boat burned
destructive nre occurred Last nghs Foarth street.
b-tesen main and 3ycsners streets Mr. Gsysrs furui
turs Msssu Meskins and Pisksrcgs fAucy
stores and Mr. Peasson oisal store Destroyed.
To'at loss. s7b6oo shish partially covered By In
surAnce.
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B6ftEnU0I6s
BALTMosK Feb % 1854.
The New 0deaos papers Of Friday at hand.
The North Carolina Wing Coz vsution nom,ua Nc Alfred
Dockery for Governor.
Tho ''striks'' among the miners Ia the Cumbsrlaua
coal regions still continues, ana many Of the miners
leaving 70. other coal regions.
The coal trade last week amounted to only two thousand
tpua