The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-25


200 vessels tne Bay Chaleur expected to arrvs
at Gloucester ir this of fortnight These vessis
are Owned .' aoueess name mann ny % nearly h TWO thou i
four vs months Some tweDty i've to thirty sail are
their second trips The Of these vessels mns
constitute the great bulk Of mscfes for she total
ply of this country for . year to The Epgish
fisher men have done comparatively nothing this year.
and the catch in this STATE must fall OF more than 6fy
per ceot from that OF 1858. The business At many
places 10 this vidirty such Newbui yport, Cchsset
Bingham has een DISASTROUS that In another year
IL. no..
pert for the prosecution OF the mAckere sh
cry Nearly All the vessel. owned in Maine nov At ont
carry their busre.s with sdvantsge at homo, nor
dispose Of hsir fares conveniently In Of
1s spd 2s bsve reached the highest point for years
viz from e7 10 SIS per bbl and the prospects tna
n ns s y. ,Ss, 70 s2o Ct
male one or two trips TO Gscrge's Banks nambsr Of
Isw vss.s ere row building for the Gloueests. aest
an6 the business another season will be prosecuted With
vigcr = Boaon 7roretter, oct. %.
Cosr OF PUBLIC woRsHIP IN BosroN.-It Il o.
Boston viii an ount TO s24o go year Ths value Of til
ch, rch estatee IL about four million dollars. The
pepses OF the different societies varies from 81 500 %
As yesr 5ba cost of public worsbp tn the church
o. occupied by the vestber portion ri the ctEsus viii
svsrsgs sbont hundred dollars sunday. The clergy
and the nisosllspeons EXPENSES win be from 81 ooo
sito0 year The tsxes the pews varies from SS TO
$40 yesr. according TO their value. The Methodist
preachers have the smallest average saaries and the
Untarisps the largest The Protestant scots have ample
pew modstfona for their worshippers, but the
cabolcs greatly Iced large sdi6cs at the West End
They now erecting spsssua churches on tbs South
spd NJ the south part 0f fremont street North
of the lpe OF state Court and Cambridge Streets the
Catholics have NOT than one-haM enough for
the menters OF tNtir th The above facts shov that
H. safe divcsee ths -hnsch rom the stats and sow
the most psrfect reue,,i freedom TO prevail About
twenty ttcfs have pc. Of voship In this city and the
figures given above all show that conpuision Il
needed to liberal support fer public worship
from the community -Bosson TFanscIp<, Or. 23.
RECIPROCITY The New Bywnsscicker, OF TIE
Zen October the ssy sppoir ted for tho assembling
the Jepssture of Ee~ Brunswick, 10 ccDsicer the
| cirroci,y treaty, has the followipg:-
hs recip octy treaty embraces Of principA
articles Of teft and export, and its effect upon tn
| country must soon he senshly felt Who prsdic
vhst BENEFITS the opening Of United states ports 70 on
| lumber viii have upon the trsde Of New Brunswick
Ile ion Of The duty American four has Ion
btet cesrst By importers, and BY sb who reqrir
| good ard cheap bread.
Ii "a In pcssibe to insgins that any opposition viii
Scd 10 the treaty; but ~ we cannot cor
| essve the prejudicee which igporAnse may inspire
| nav ae that ume objections will be made seAinst N
ratification those Who may do 20 Hil' either erh b
Then imbecity their inplcabie hatred towards "
mont and their reckesncxs c ever, thing vhie
would advance the general good,