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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-26
THE EUROPEAN WAR.
THE VIENNA CONFERENCE.

The ninth conference held at Vienna the after
Of the Sth and lasted but one hour The Russian
perfpotentares had Lot received their instructions.
rrouyn de L'Huys and Ali Pacha present Nothing
whatever is known to the chances Of agreement
is it known when the next meeting viii be held.
It Is rumored that the Western penpotentiaries
about to quit Vienna, This, however, is considered
doubtful Everything at present at stand STILL
New complications spoken of with Prussia but of
what nature is not stated. It Is said that Ali Pschas
instructions to assent to the joint protectorate of
the Great Powers but nevertheless to express the regret
that the sultan's sovereignty not re-estabshed.
The question relative to indemnity Of the deferred
THE CAMPAIGN In THE CRIMEA.
Nothing imporan. had been received from Sebsstopol
up to April sth. The position Of both armies
changed. Night skirmishes small scale continued
The weather was ine and dry. An armistce Of three
hours had been allowed to bury the dead. The aie'
report themselves ready to opena general bom5ardment
OF the city.
The Russians have constructed two batteries and
have converted the ambuscades into advanced paral
lei. The French advancing towards the Malakof
works by serpentine sap Omar Pasha had not march
ed the Alma represented, but had occupied TWO
villages half league from Eupatoria and had enlarged
his circle Of Notifications to shelter 1000 men The al
lies were sending him that number rapidly az posi-.
BILE. Ten thousand Egyptians had sailed for Eupatora,
and the Free ch renorcement and those from Sardna
would also land there shortly.
An important statement is made, that the allies are
changing their tactics in the Crimea that they are
about to forty and hold material guarantee the
already strong position Of Kamesch with 20 900 men,
supported by the fleets The embarkaton Of the sar-
dnian troops would commence from Genoa the 18th
in the English steamers for Consantiropls and would
be re shipped from thence for Eupatora TO cooperate
with Omar.
The Russians have maintained their position on tbs
Tchernsys, and are concsntrst:os towards Baidar.
General Csnroberts despatch estimates the loss on the
night Of the 22d-RuSiars, 700 killed 1900 wounded
French loss, 600 kusd, 200 wounded.
The Rpssi.n aysats az v!saua report aanyutasry
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WHO Is Mrs. PATTERSON ?-The Boston 1iaws.
cpt saws that the Mrs Patterson who has recently been
Hiesed into notoriety Is the wife Of man named-sn
oulerly enouQh--wiliam Patterson, now in California
The Transcript addsMrs Patterson Is well known in
Boston and this fact has added not little 10 hs ex
about the nunnery committee The navy agent
Al hs port received letter by the last California mail
from her husband who Ia musician In the naval service
Of the United States and Is attached TO the United
states ship susquehanna We have this letter. Mr..
Pat states therein thvt he made allotment Of
Ave dollars q NORTH 10 his wife, but as she has not
written 20 him for the past ten month"; he supposes
has mot drawn the money, and requetts that 1t be
mitted. But the money has been drawn
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Naval Intelligence.

DISCIPLINE vs. RuM-The crew Of the United States
store hip supply, under Lieut. D. D. Porter, to be
thpreo with the distinct agreement that grog Is to
quid into metal at the rate OF six pence day Lieut..
Porter feels confident from long experisncs that the
sbse nee OF Ia promotive Of discpleo on boad The
cames win eoubtcss have quiet passage across the
OCEAN in this temperance esAp.-Wosbsngon Uaion.
CALM AND sroRx srGsns.-The American Code Of
sspals by Henry j. Rogers has been adopted for the
use II the navy Copies Of Rogers book and the Gags
TO be Distributed among vessels Of the navy; and
ding officers Of the navy instructed TO EN-,
every opportunity N fsmarire the service stn
the NE OF thess sgusis The Navy Departments ohcia
ciicNsr on this subject 10 dated lfth April ioo''
w1siing,op Urior.
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Commissioners OF emigration.
MAYOR WooD AND THE ooMaIss, "nsns ~ FRAUDS ON
lMIGRAsTs BY so-CALLED RE- eEcTABLk SHIP
IMMIGRATION,


COmmsssioneIs on emigration.
MAYOR wooD AND THE ooMaIss. osshs FRAUDS o.
INIGRAsTs BY A so-CALLED RE- eAoTABLk SHIP
| PING FIRM.
The Board met yesterday. Present. 'aessrs. Yer
planck Tin the chair, Carrgau Kelley Graz Nree Ken
nedy, Purdy and schwab.
report was received from the Committee on NArin
Hospital, complaining that much of the coal st, re-
In that institution stolen by outsiders, and the,
ask Tor new building to be erected to prevent such
occurrence In future Aresouon to advertise for est
mates passed.
Mr GUSTAV soHwAB, from the committee of coufersnc
so,s sns in relation to certain suggestions ii
the Board BY ts Honor presented the following
sS%%;i whit sss ~ xs have had
m F: =; sa.rs sss to
Sapsi1s Pa g :nsant before snssrns osr
.as sas also p's s sns X ss
OF ssa,s as vel az to american cSn.as
tine This force to be nainsnsd at the expense Of eas
Ss ans Ssias ., .ss sss' z
the lsr e e. promptly
'ussS Yon1 By shs n.
nOt now s.noqsh fully
o hs that which the
FFst The which the Commissioners have here
sssss 4 =
authority service Of the pIos and
snS 1s are this
remindei thereof by special circulars.
not feel justified in recommending they consider this
third point Of the propositions your committee
deem unnecessary to adopt any Misrepresentation The
parties voang the laws and viii continue to i. -
whenever they find sufficient proof pro-
secution.
Your committee deem 4 their duty tina. in regard
mission made before this Board by his Honor the Mayor
ape to have been unaware the action which the Board
has taken since the abuses in question have
alent Had the laws remained they stood until lately.
committee do not think further the
part OF this Commission could have secured the emigrsnts
against the depredations of the they
tirey hey ond their contro and mttee dis
pally owing the that complaints Of this Comms
sion against little noticed by tho
heads Of the city government II appears however that
The Commissioners bound to designate dock for the
ding Of emgrants and the law makes obligatory
tenton Of the Board snd they sanguine that will
leve them Of the necessity of taking
force may quired protect The emgrant
said dock will in due time be considered by the Board and
hs Honor the Mayor in the Of order
- GUSTAV scHwAB
ANDREW CARDIGAN.
Commissioner PURpY moved TO lay the 70 port on the
table until next week, that his Honor could be no6-
fed to be present Carried
The VICE PRESIDENT made statement with reference
TO- certain frauds pracced emgrAnts BY respectable
shipowners-so called. appears that Mrs. Gibbons
defrauded out her money and had given 70 hsr
brass American coin in lieu of gold The whole affair ID
most dsgracefuI to the parties implicated and the Com
missoners determined to publish the whole mAttsr
journed.
The following is the
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interesting from Venezuela.
OUR MARAcAIB0 CORRESPONDENCE.

| MARAcAiBo, March %, 1855.
Threatened War betoerm Venezuela and Yew Granaaa-
! Curious KnoW Nothing Party in Neao Grcnada-
dc, dc.
Whilst you who live in the busy world are all engaged
with and Of wars, great political
&c. in these retired hooks also engaged with our
little wars &c. Firstly this republic is quite disp ,ased
with ter neighbcr New Granada, and pieniposentary
la MeDscbko has been sent to Bogota to make
raj demands the ranadans and 1t is rumored that
IL his demands not acceded to- will be the
suit The efectual putting down of the Melo party in
New Granada has been very dstaseful to the Caracas
dciators and It's conscience that makes cowards
of us ALL " they afraid that with the successfui
ample Of the Granadians before them, their own sub.
jects may pluck up spirit and tumble them down tao.
Indeed had not been for the contn aay expected bat
arriving aid from the famous General Paez, the
Monsgas would have been upset long ago. Poor PaszS
he has lost his prestige entirely this country but az
it always false since 1925, ii cannot be
considered any great lo.s.
From general politics let go 10 particulars In tho
United States much has been written the
Nasive rersns Foreigner, but the subject has been
discussed with certain cslmness. Here however up
these Gays, the question has not been much mooted
well known to exist IN the United States the Question
has been abstract one, without sonalties; and
believe the great object there is to protect the nstltu
ballot box by unauthorized foreign voters Influences
Here they bring up ss complaint that the foreigners
they welcome foreigners with capital; here they
plain Of the foreigners bringing capital and this from
mend prolongaton of the probationary term of resi-
dence in the country previous to admitting foreigners
general massacre of the presume to pre
vent their having time sufficient to learn the wonderful
system Of government adopted by Venezuela in the
You will suppose that joking in this matter but
it SAD fact SO extraordinary the ideas OF vene
zuesns OF the present day. that last MONTH the city
OF Coro all the foreigners driven out and several
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Abraham Miller, one OF the Oldest citizens Of the
Ninth ward, dieo Tuesday night at his residence
No. 500 Hudson street, from injuries received the 2ad
instant by falling down stairs Coroner wilhelm held
an upon the body the deceased who attack
ed with ft OF apopexy the day in question, while
going up stairs at his residence Tho jury rendered
vercict Of Death by compression OF the brain from
internal hemorrhsge produced by injuries received by
falling down stairs at 500 Hudson street. the 2d day
Of April 1867 The deceased was sixty three years
and ten months old, and native Of Sag Harbor,
kng Island. His death will be xeeny regretted by a
large circle Of relatives and acquaintances.
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Political Intelligence

The democracy of Delaware held meeting at Whining
ton short time ,e at which Hon. George r. Riddle
introduced resolutions denouncing the American organ
zaton, and recommending all political associations to
unite in putting down the Know Nothings.
The American party Of Louisiana have nominated G..
Derbgency for Governor Mark Boather for Lieut. Cover
nor and N j. Heard, of the second and G. N. WAies,
Of the third dis Erict, for Congress-.
The Richmond Penny Post says it has been officially
informed that there at this time seventy two thou
members Of the Know Nothing order in Virginia.
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Commercial Affairs.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Money continued easy; prime short paper could be
discounted 3 per cent. Consols had been depressed
all the week in expectation Of the Govern nent loan
announced, and closed at 91s. Exchanges low, and
check the export of gold. The bullion the Bank Of
England had decreased f12e, os0 Bar silver IS oHd.
doubloons 74s 74s 3D. eagles 76s. I'd. g. The value
of silver dollars not fxed
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
American securities very firm. The demand for
State stocks and established railways is good.
Messrs. Bell Cos. circular reports the market active
and furniahes the following quotations
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Court CaIcndar-Tnss DsJ

UrIrED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. 81, IS, r. 70 70
81. - -. - -
svpREMr covRr Circuit -Nos 1892 ls5s 1874, ,, SsS,
1876 1871 Ge4 1855 IsT 1902 1884, 1860 1853 202 to 20l6
SUPREME CoURr-specsl Terms--Nos. 92 ~.
6ls 57 677 49, 7 7f3 T6f, 76 ff3 5s 57 66 t2l, G2
7t9 100 76s 10 TCT no III IT. ~ 10 100 i1Ss IS, 80, ",
efT
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sagemsnt on the Goth o. March, but sdvces from the
Ciimea do not mention such an affair.
The Russian organs say that abe women children aud
sck being sent out Of Ssbaspoi into the interior
the Crimea
Disturbances had occurred at Kratova from persons
Illuminating their houses receiving the Of the
death Of the Gar
Tbs French hired steamer Edinburg and two ships In
tow all loaded with French horses yost off Balt-
chick.
The Tunisian brigade has been sent to Batovn.
The Russians deny MenschkoG's death, but smit that
he is wounded
Two hundred vessels are at Galatz, for corn.
The Greek Ambassador arrived at Constantinorss on
the 4th.
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ShIpptno Inte,IIgence.

Arr from Nyork pril IL Henry Reed Antwerp; Jona.
thaT and Ocean Queen Gravesend; l2th Fairlie at
Yorktown and Uncle Toby at Deal; Benjamin Adams
at Liverpool.
Arr from Charleston April Jsune, and Louise OF Reuen;
h Aieso, at Antwerp; Cornelius and Victor at Texel
18th, Hymep at liverpool; I2th, Constanta at Deal
Arr from Savannah 10Th irene, ct Liverpool.
Arr from Norfolk lth James Hay at Cork; 18th, George
Raypes, at Cravesend.
Arr from Mol 9th Sam lawrence at Havre 12h Col
den Eagle, an Chariot Of Fame, at Liverpool.
Arr from New Orleans April 10 Evangeine, James Wake.
field at Liverpool; st John ut Bordeaux lth, SeBte
at Gravesend l2th Cambria, Weymouth, Bosphorus, at
Liverpool.
sid for New York 18th from Liverpool Culvator Pro.
gress, and James Bogart.
Sid for Castine 18th, Sumpter, from Liverpool
Sid for Philadelphia 18th Parthenia and Surocco from
;va
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THE BALTIC.

The advanced squadron Of the Baltic Zee. reached n
siroIeon the LIST of April and 1t supposed II wou
anchor in Lansciona hsrbor until tho Baltic becam,
navigable.
Advices from Rosock TO the sth say that the navga-
ton Of the Baltic would be dangerous for week or
fortnight to come In consequence Of there being much
heavy Heating ice
Russian despatch from warsaw says an army Of
Is concentrating the Baltic provinces and
that three hundred guns afoat.
Two divisions Of the Russian feet are ut Cronstadt
and one between Sweaborg and Revsl.
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The Liquor Law.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
In the HERALD Of this morning, notice under the
head of Police Intelligence" that Talman & Mapes
amongst Others have been arrested for violating the
city ordnance, by selling liquor on Sunday. Please
correct the statement there In truth in the charge
No arrests have been made. By giving the above an in
sertion, you will obIige
TALMAN HAPEs, proprietors Collins Hotel.
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United States District Attorneys Of.lce.
CHARGE OF MUTfNY.
April 25-william Damary and nine others
rested for revolt on board the ship Ontario, oa the
high seas April H. her last voyage from ve:o to
this port. Held to answer.
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IIyERPonL BRKApsTuPFs MARKET.

The market is generally quiet Prices are unchanged
The brokers circular says-wheat has been extreme ~
inactive throughout the week, prices turning chear er
In -four oderate retail business has been dor a. at
rrsyious rates Indian s In fair request for leland
but last weeks prices barely maintained. Messrs
Brown shipey Co.'s circular reports brea sstuas very
quiet. the marx et favorng buyers. Wes-r Canal -four
42s. for old and 37s Ses. for new; more and Phi
lsselphs 4Ts Cd. 40 for old and 4os Ais Tor new
Ohio 4ss. Ca ats, Csozoa a0s dis ssar ss a Ala.
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nLD BOOKS AND ENGRAYINGs BouGHT-IN Any
quantity, at the old curiosity shop lW Nassau street.
where the highest cash price will be given for Lave
always on hand large assortment OF books and prn ior
esle cheap. JOHN PYNE, 10Y NASSAU stttetA u
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LTvERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVEKPOOL CUTrON NAKKETs
Ihe business In cotton had again been large but with
out animation Improvement in prices, the market
closing tsmey. The calm attributed to spinner
having laid In suni'D' i, ck TO enable them to resis
an advance. At a.. opthitg Of the week the demand
was active but TOWARDS the close the demand fell of
the market becoming quieter. The better qualities OF
American Mddling Uplands in rather short supply
The weeks sales amounted to 73, 900 bales including
on Friday 10 600 bales including 600 for export
and speculation All the circulars repeat the quotations
AZ foliows:-Far Orleans, bysd. mddlng, 5kd.; fair
Mobiles, sgd; middling, 5xd. IS 16d fair uplauds
5hd niddirg, 6 Lied. SID; ordinary, sgd. a 5xd
;nferor Cd. 4d The stock on hand 66S 600 bales
irel,6in0 aAQ 600 American,
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Passengers by the Africa.

Rev Mr. Hoffman and lady, Rutherford and lidy Miss
Fawcet, Mrs Rahes Mrs Grund Mr. Herdman aud lady
Livingston and lazy Mr Faweett and lady Mr. Robinson
ton Major Henderson, Richard Bell despatches;
Capt Pennel DR. Haskns and lady Mrs Turner Mr. Dallas
dale, Miss Williams, Mr. Parkinson, Capt Black, Capt
YER Haetear Mcdonald, Carvie, Hamilton Archer Heron
MeCall sharpler CUNNINGHAM Armstrong, Blonkensaa,
Krasocberv Gaaoveau, Tngle Stanton salmon Lardour
% %HolensTOed HerrSn Isae Iisllapd Passayan. Mel
mold, Rove Keenan,, Friendman, Cosgran Gilbert ward
steson, Rail Foer, Barnes, Reed, Rowe Grund, Emery,
McDougal, Geaty, Black Irvine, Mckenzie Norris Gun
ningham Groves, southal Neil Anderson Gordon, och.
kiss, Campbell and Davidson, Douglas Barrow MILAN
Burke Stewart.
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FINE ARTS.

nLD ENGRAvINGs OR BOOKS BoUGBT.1WiLi
W give Tor them lust whatever they are worth. I'm
cravings geod and bad and line and thograr
landscapes, and figures small scraps and OLD books an
novels AiwAys and for sale chotr ct 900 brohaN
above Prince street.
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White wheat lis l0d l2s. Cd; red los. Cd. lis
3d. Yellow corn AIS 3D. AIS. 3D.; m xed A2s.; whit
41s. Cd. 42s. The weatl er continued backward.
LIVERPOOL PR, 'DUCE MARKET.
The brokers' circular report ashes IN fair demsd 81
Sfs for pots, 31s sos for pe.us Bark in moderate
request at Cd for Philadelphia 7s 3d. tor Baltimore.
Nothing doing in tupentne Sslesof tar at l3s small
demand at 34s cd. $685. nothing in rape fair dem nd
fer olive small sales Of sperm at fl25 fl26 Rosin in
extensive demand and advanced frtru 4s 3D. to As
"a 4s sd. for common and So. for fine Clover seed
- continued demand, and dearer. Beeswax is lower.
There have been large arrivals Of dyewoods with
oeDand, and sales confined to East Indian. Sugar
rvs AT full prices. Coffee quiet. Tea-Congovs rather
lower
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Spence Co report-Beefi In fair retail demand with
prices rather favorpg purchasers Pork quiet Bscon
mocerate request, holders not pressing. Taow shi
Ling higher, stock low.
Bgland, Athya h Co. rsport-Bees and pork are in
rather better demard but prices favor buyers Bacon
stockholders firm. Tallow in better dcmsnd4es 3D.
tOs IardPrime in request, at 46s. AIS; Inferior
as. ass. Speculation ceased.
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKET.
Froights are unchanged and generally dull
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs Bayipgs Bros. Co.'s circular reports sugar
and coffee in good demand. Breadstus dull rails
in fair demand at 60 7s Cd f6 I2s Sd bara f5 l5s
scotch pig, 4ss Sd Rice, quiet Lard, firm; Western
Kegs, Asa. . Sos.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
The markets have been dull during the week, with
less demand for yarns and goods but prices steady
GLASGOW MARKETS.
Messrs John Athya Co.'s circular reports DO bust
ness Of any moment doing.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
" April 1655-The President and Direct have this
day dividend Of five cent capital stock
this the months ending LIST February
to the stockholders and after Tuesday lt May
next The transfer book will be closed from the 2h inst
to that date. BY order. G. L. EVERITT, Secretary
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W. II. EMERSON, Secretary.

OFFICE OF THE ACCESS DRY TRANSIT COM.
" psny, New York, April 20 1Sa5-Nocei is hereby gi
ven the stockholders in this company that election
for President and six directors win b hello At the once
until o'oiookP M on Mondsy the 7th b. day Of May next
day. the 30th inst, and remain closed until Monday the
9TH ofMay, both days inclusive By srder,
ISAAC c. LEA, Secretary,
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SPECIAL NoTIcE.-o U. A.-THE MEMBERS OF
Henry Clay Chapter, NJ 61 o. u, A., are hereby no
Chapter At their meeting this evening. full Tendance
requested. L. ii BUELL., C. G.
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PARIS, April 13-EveniDg.
There is news Of Importance.
The funds closed to day as follows -Four anda hall
per cents "a 95 three, 69f 36c bank shares 20 91f
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OFFICE OF THE ATLANTIC TRUST INSURANCE
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of this Com
psny held this day, John D. Jones' 50 unanmousl
elected president in place of the late Walter Jone
ESQ, deceased. W. TOWNSEND JONES, Secretary.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
In The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of this
the election Of thirteen directors will be ned
the oase q the company No Centre street on Tuesday,
cose ut O'Clock The transfer books win be closed
Tuesday May TO- 1855 at o'clock p. and Wednes
day, May 10. 1885, at 10 o'clock A: N:
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CPECIAL NOTICE.-DIAMoND LODGE, NO. I40 l. O..
- Of o. FThere will be public lecture delivered before
Diamond Lodge No. lao o. Of o. at their rooms An
tque Odd Fellows Hall. Of Grand and Centre
Friday evening April "a at o'clock Members Of the
attend. By order Of the Lodge,
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AMERICAN Jews.

The San Francisco Sun, in an article upon the
present condition of the Jews, closes with the
following paragraph
The American Jew is only less proud of his
country than of his religion. To say he is a
mere dweIler' upon the soil because it affords
him the means of support. is to libel the most
noble traits OF his character. The graves ofhis
ancestors are around him. His heaven is as
near to him on the shores of the Pacific as up
o, the sacred Mount of Olives or within the
classic walls of Jerusalem. His God is omni.
potent omnipresent and omniscient. He has
knelt before that awful presence alike on the
deserts of Arabia and the frozen zone of Siberia;
and why should he here, when the law recog-
nizes his religion and his political privileges, =
withhold an affection TO which he IS impeileu
by every consideration of prosperity to 9lmseli
and future happiness TO his children his e.
spset for our laws Is shown IN the m acs una tna' 9
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c,e.pARTNEE,SHIP.

INK ned have this day formed Co-partneT
/ ship under the style and arm OF GEO. FosTER 81 Co
fer the transacon ofa general ForwardiHg and Com
missisn Bxsnsss and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Freproof Warehouse on the
W bash and Erie Canal and corner OF Locust and Dun
ham strsets and near the Depot Of the Evansville and
Or wfor ordsvilie Railroad where they will have ample
rsem and convenient facilities for storing all kinds OF
Prod=cu ana N erchandize-
Thsy wIl9iv special either by
River Railroad. CaAal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly at the lowest rates
They will give nersona atention to the purchase OF
sale Of Produce Groceries in this market; ard solicit
orders for the purchase of Sugar and Moasses on the
Coast will be in the South during the
Winter.
,ha arhii. nntrepare NJ. w. FOSTER.
r." S5W# GRO. FOSTER,
aa.I4 s- .s- w. N. ALkNAE.