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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

LOUIS NAPOLEON IN New YORK. The n
Y. Commercial Advertiser says - We
learn that Mr.. John Lomas of BrooklyH, N.
Y, Is preparing for publication memoir Of
Louis Napolcoi $ residence in New York
A curious article on this subject was pub
lished by Mr.. Lomas, while editor of the
Brooklyn Advertiser, two or three years
ago; and judging from that specimen of
his personal recolcctions of Louis Napo.
Icons adventures in this country, some Gu
rious revelations may be expected.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

MIRACULOUS EscA cArE.--We have already
stated that lady of soaring ambition, one
Miss Bradley, recently made balloon -.
cension at Easton, Pa. The balloon explo-
dcd. How she escaped is as follows
"The escape of gas alarmed her, and she
pulled the valve rope, but permitted but
little gas to escape, as she was afraid she
would fall into he Delaware, which was
directly beneath her In few moments
after this the balloon collapsed, and TO our
horror and alarm, we saw her fall with
frighful rapidly for lh" distance OF six
hundred or seven hundred feet, her progress
then being checked, from what cause we
below could not see, although we then OBJ
served that she was descending quite Slow
w. Il seems that when the balloon buTst
it was torn into ribands, except the lower
part or mock OF the balloon. So completely
was the upper part torn to pieces, that
large pieces Of silk blew away, and the
remainder hung down even. b. low the car.
When rhe had fallen this distance tho
neck of the balloon suddenly blew up, turn
ing inside out, and catching against the
net work, formed a parachute, which bore
her safely 10 the ground. She came down
in an open field, and so lightly did the car
strike the earth that she says there was not
the slightest jar. Her presence Of mind
was extraordinary. After this fearful fall,
AMI when The balloon was sill descending
with terrible velocity, she threw ont her
sand bags and anchor, and then with the
utmost calmncss commenced singing q
kymn."
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

The CONSUMPTION OF PAPER.-Forty
years ago, three men by handiwork, could
scarcely manufacture 1000 small sheets of
paper in day, while now, by the use Of
machinery, they can produce 10000 in the
same time. 1t has been calculated that if
the paper produced yearly by six machines
CO nd be put together, The sheet would en-
circle the world. No where is paper so
much valued as in the United States. In
France with $4,000 900 oil inhabitants, &C.
600 tons are produced, while the amount
produ, ed in the United States is nearly as
much as in France and England together.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

CIRcAssiA.---Thc Circassian women arc
no, only beautiful, but in some things wise.
They denote their position in society by pc.
culiarities OF dress. liza fair one .hould
chance TO aliiact the admiring glances Of
gallant knight, he can always tell by tho
color Of her trowsers whether the wcsrer
be maid, wife or widow /; virgin white be-
ing worn by the young girls, red by those
who assume the duties OF malron, and blue
by the hapless dame who mourns tho death
of her hrd- " Y M--..
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
GoyERNOR IN A

A GOVERNOR INA FRACAs.-We learn
from the St. Pauls Minncso,an Of the 10Th
inst, that man by the name of Collins, an
auclioneer of st. Paus, called on Cover.
nor German OF Minnesota, upon business,
in the course of which an alteration ensued
between them, which was ended by the
Governor knocking Collins down. The af-
fair was to be judicially investigated before
justice Of the peace.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

HSDr. Newman, the. famous Romanist
who Ind the controvc rsy with DIR. Achllli
tho converted Papist, arrived in the Africa
last week. Achilli is also in the country,
and leading know Nothing"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

An Actress rS A Hor PLAcE.--The room
occupied by Miss Makeah, the actress, at
the Gait House, in Louisville, caught fire on
Thursday night. Miss Makeah lost her
entire wardrobe. The damage to the hotel
is estimated at $4,000 to $4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

The following is the act reported by tie
Committee on Corporations, with the ex-
ccplion OF the last section, which is the
amendment proposed by Mr.. Hazard:
AN ACr L in relation to Railroad Corpora.
tons and The Transportation OF Freight
= and Passengers.
n is enacted BY The General assembly as
JolioWs:
Section !. Whenever Two or more raj
road companies form connected line for
tho transportation of frc:gh, and passengers
the rate Of charge for freight or passage
baween either terminus and any interme.
date station on said line shall not exceed
the rate OF charge for freight or passage
between said terminus and a more distant
intermediate station Oh said Inc in the same
Train.
Sec. ,. No rsilruad company shall grant
q FREQ passage over Its road excerpt to pau.
pcrs. poor persons, and persons havny, ly
existing law or by lawful contract. nade
prior tc the passage of this act, a privileged
right of passage, and cfi;ers or prrscns in
the employment of the company while ac.
tually engaged anl ~ Played in 'hr bu !.
nsss .. ,hs rusi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
A Gallant Young carpen,er in Wore

A gallant young carpenter in Worcester,
who loved a young lady and whom the 10.
dy loved with equal devotion, elopsd with
the object OF his affections, on Tuesday
evening last, and succeeded in tying The
nuptia knot in the strongest possible man
ner, before they were overtaken by the "old
iolks," who had opposed The union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

New Hampshire.-The Nashua Gazette
declares that the democracy" of New
Hampshire have not been in better spirits
for years. The Independent Democrat re-
plies, that the democracy" are always
blest with better" spirits than usual, DUR
ing the few weeks proceeding election. For
the rest of the year they are obliged to put
up with a doctored article.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

! WISCONSIN SESAroR.-Charles: Dnrkel
has been ected ts the u s. Senate by
majority of one. The Tribune says he is
an old-fashioned Aboltionist, thorough
Land Reformer, and Christian philan'hro.
mist
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Mr.. CHANpLER's SPEEcH.-Thc WASH
ington Union states ,ha, 100000 copies of
Mr.. Chandler's speech on the Catholic
question, have been printed for dstribu.
ton.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

The French SpoiiationBiH.--The Wash
inglon correspondent of the Journal of Com
merce says that the President is believed to
be unwilling to meet the French Spolio,ion
bill, and that his friends in the Senate may
unite with its opponents to keep il from
reaching him. A few days will determine
the question.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

GTAn English paper thus alludes to the
Life of Barnum" m";-"Fame 10 altogether
comparative, and notoriety very often en-
croaches OH fame. One man aspires to be q
great general another great statesman, but
Barnum ambiti oned to be great humbug
nd he succc,ded e
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

MR. CAsS AND THE NATURALIZATION
LAws.-Wc learn from the very best OF au-
,hority, that the rumored intention Gf Gen.
Cass shortly to address thu Senate on the
naturaiiza ioa Laws, and the proprety OF
secre, political societies, is altogether un-
founded. II, says that it is his Intention at
present to take no part in the debate that
will shortly spring up in the Senate on
those exciting subjects Balt American,
2lst.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

BIsHoP REsE OF DETRolr.-This Roman
Catholic prelatc, having offended the Pope,
was summoned to Rome, where he has long
been kept prisoner, and without hope OF
restoration to liberty. The Detroit Tribune
says
1T would seem, that an act worthy Of the
darkest Gays Of the Inquisition, man who
has committed no crime except that he per.
formed the duties of hi sacred Office to tho
entire satisfaction of the Diocese, has been
immured in a dungeon for the rest of his
day /! And tn ,Catholics OF Detroit quiet.
ly submit to this fragrant outrage upon
them and render slavish obedience to one
who is willing to become the tool Of the
Romish HE rarchy Il cannot always last"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

The Boston Times sums up tho amoul {
of the foreign intelligence as follows:-
"Austria is cheating the allies, Prussia il
cheating Austria, and Russia Is cheating
them ALL"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

fp Lieut.. J. ii. Rowan has been order.
cd to the command Of U. $. brig Balm
bridge. vice Hunter, dismissed from Tho
service.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08
Bp TcIcar0ph.
WAsHIhGToN, Feb.

Don Felipe Molina, minister from Costa
Rca, Guatemala and San Salvador, one of
the diplomatic corp, in Washington, died
,his morning. llc WAS thrived by tho
priest and died in the sancIiiy oi the Ca,ho-
lie church.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

The Memphis navy yard property has
been sold at auction in residence lots, 'nd
thu amount realized by the sale is s57 S7A-
cJ
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

gJ-Miss Charlotte Cushman is now per.
forming in England, where she meets with
good SUCCESS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

At the celebration of Tom Paine's BIRTH
day in New York, Mrs. Ernestne l.. Rose
replied to the toast in honor of the ladies'.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

" Il is stated tint the recorded number
of murders in California during the past
year is 46i. .. ....
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

Since the divorce bill has gone into oper-
alton in Ohio, the marriages are placed un-
der the head of "limiied partnerships"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

DEAD.-Bi,hop Capcrs, an eminent divine
of the Methodist Episcopal Church South,
is dead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-02-08

| think our church will last good while
yet, said waggish deacon to the pastor. ]
GO The slerpers -re yr'y sound.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

PRYaB ENTAIL ELECTIONS IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
The 70 wirg bill relation 10 o-ing slector. OF
President ana Vice President of the Cp,,si atc has
hem introduced In the iegi stature a south carona:
be 1, en-ce ~ the senAts sae House II Reptesents
tiwa nnw met AMI citing |, r. nsrs' assembly aud "
the sothi'yo IRE ssme Thai To- al ftur. ele ,,as ~
r. eeden' nd Woo irc-ide, Of the United states the
o., cto'- a. 10 stes ed by til Sas IN, bs sppoinso
in the till wing nsDpsr, that L. t ny: Oh. per,rs
epctsd members u Iinns- ~ Hps-sn taves o tni
SBte The en.rnI election hen next preceding, shall
assent e st the state h"uhe In C,iumbis, oo h. day
which, now or Hereafter may ba deigns'ei nv Law fsr
that purpose Apr hey ,ucb of them ~ hal are d
~ that cay ,hal ten aud here pnt The els,tors by
wing ira it.s; FOR which vice they snail receive
The tsue pr lem sllos fr attending ths meet
n1s Of thr CEREAL sr.mny IN tha al all wod
the - me fsies itr ir.ve Ing * en-e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

Of proof upon the reported dsfnydsnl 10 impesch the
sisted account, the deseudart Get up the
tt.l any credits, uness previously Submitted TO tho
lfess.Iy department aud rej-c I'D.
IL wSs only necessary, the efsre the part o. tina
UDed States, Tn present srsers mt Of the aooouat
Having "a the defss dant the burden OF disproving L.
The severity OF the law II sufficiently sh
by three vsrous and sidely different statements from
tie Treasury department. In this case.
with all these Disadvantages, the defendant il shown
to b. en- tied 70 balance in his favor ~ 50 ITO 30
vii sp,esr by certified copy Of the ns Judgment and
order ~ he court follows -
AZ . STATED term OF the Circuit Court Of the United
Staes 81 America tor the Southern district ~ New
ffh IN h. ,eond circuit, held At hs City Hall tho
city of New York, 90 Friday thu thireth Day Of No
va Der IN tbs year II ord thou sand eight
died and City Eve Present the Hon. Samuel N-l,,a,
an Assoc.e Jus irs III n Su .urt Of the United
siates snn tire Hon. samuel r Belts D-trtst Jltse:
Tie trGc' Ndies u.s. james t1Uisr-fois e.iss having
been hc'et'f,te argued py Mr. Cha. lea OCpnor
SCI 'of lisinth snd Messrs. Daniel ). Dickinson and
John Collier, counsel for defendant, upon ths
made nhn mon the sp.ci verdict IL said Gaze the
questions s.erved upon he trial aud the sam- haylx
sdjudeed that there il balance due u the defendant
upf 'e ars torDd Ia the ssid special yes,li,t aai
up n tie whole case ~ eight thousand oos hnndr-i
NC ten a'mrs and twenty cepss eeiaS ths
~hich sr und by taid especial verdict stolen on
tie lttny Collector at Monterey without NEGLECT
cefsu, hi part The part IL Me said defend
hna ~hi'h sss charged sasnst the oefendsat by the
Treasury ispnrtneIt and required - be paid Wa,
~ Ee' fm'd into the treasury Of the Unite
tie sd defendant the said lance OF eight thou
and oe hurdsed and dollars and tsents aiue ,eat
l. dirscei ~ he rfed In the defend ants sai
The ued State according TO the terms of sid special
vofcict J. w. MELLON, CLERK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

This Beard assembled At their chambers la thu City
Hall yesterday ssternoonthe President, u. D. Conovsr
In the chair The minutes The last meeting we're read
AID approved.
Petitions were Arst In order but none Of any import
ance we're presented.
Resolutions being Dext In order, the Street minis
onsr ordered 70 sssd the Beard the bids br resa
Atpg Fourth avenue from Thirty eighth 70 Fifty eighth
street
The Board then resolved itelf into Committee Of sh'
Whole, Councilman Mason In the chair and nrst eallst
up the report sgsnst driving cattle through the streets
(~hich has been heretofore published In the HsaArD)
and which. after ssw minutes deeA'e, laid 70
Monday next
fe ort and rssola,ops we're then called no In favor
Of kasibg ard authorizing f~rry firm the loot n t~sa-
y thru street the Fast River to street Green
Ioint, Long bland. These resolutions we're ordsrsd 70
shiyd rvadspa.
The ordn snee sstsbls hing the aYev Yors pss.~ng~r
and baggage line 90 stag. and hsxT-s~ wagons b.
tween Tie hcsls and city steamboat landings vss then
taken up.
wired hack " 'he comnstes Ia or,sr that parties int
rested might b. heard b~fbre fbe committee.
tcubci'man svAs opposed this motion N rsfs- back
Councilman AoCAmII In favor OF reftrring back
II propossd an enormous monopoly which should 10
sanctioned
The motion 10 reeommit ws< lost
Coupciimas ctAscr then presented : remons,ranc~
sgsnst this ordinances from the hseksn and csbdrver.
~bich vas seespssr BY the Bcard.
Couneilman CsScr thsn ssid he should renew his mo-
ion 20 refer back 20 crmmitsss
Councilman r, KDr moved tina, the Whole matter 10
r~fbsr With the memorial sslinx for ,hs Inc b. r~sr.
back his motion wAs Ioss.
Couseimsn cisscT then ASKED the cbsirnsn o, the
COMMITTEES on ordinances 70 give the Board ihs history u
tkh ordinance.
CcuneilnAa svAs ss'A h. al not sssv shat the s-n-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13
Total purchases.

Mr.. Corning charged upon rails snd u-e. ian item ~
over 600, oo0) commission ~ az POI cesA making
over 1900 and This and sbgve hi. profits a.
merchant and manufacturer; for I. IL aDdsrs,ooa
that Mr.. G rolls all the old rails Tor the company
s.S per ton. The committee di.plessei With
this proceeding the part Of the President, ami
commend that the praedes ~ tbs company's bayias
articles required for the u ths railroad from lie ON
GERS should be dsoonsinned sensible .Onci1sion N,
reached taiher late in the day-Mr Corning and Mr.
lean Richmond having anticipated the proposed reform
much 10 their individual profit snd s6vsniss~.
And further the committee ssy they do ,niSt tho
company should Pay . oornmbsion on tho parehsss ~
rails, agents sH eontrart kr the delivery vi hou.
such oounmission.
There several Of the Allegations. which wt bear
sicsf examination than the COMMITTEES La- gwen them
though justice requires ~ adm that under al he
force ofnmrta'ion 70 -hiiessshng elufse And siuh
= manifest destr. 10 eapesai all dssxf-sbls marsrs
Nsssrs. swift stsbtins and Rs,,.l- have stsn,ay
admitted nearly all that sfsi IN slsys
tions. We lot done with tie report
The following shows the recsip,. ~ to psansyiv.nis
Rsirosd Company for the month ~ sovs ntsr AL fH
'hs JssI, compared With rscsly Tor The corresponding
time iast ysAr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13
Whit ar The Legislative Police ComnitGc tn
she = ombs-Whst They Saw There.

The Isgela iss Police Commit,ee in c,rdsnce with
the motion adopted at the close Of the examination
1uescag, v'sd the Tombs yesterday foe the purpose Of
making inquiries in rsgsd to the Of stolen and
Lost IroTety deposited tere under the charge OF Me-
Nesbt the ioos clerk. While there they had oppor
toriy - examining Of records Of crime and
members from the rural disricts were soma hat
tniheo at the revelations which they found therein.
On entering he Police Court they between twenty
and thirty persons Of whom were ABOUT I, DO
smined on yare US charges by Justice Connolly. They
motley crowd and -xhibi cd every variety % cha
racfer, from he hief to the unfor drunkard Mr.
Nssbit showed all the books to the Committee, ing
which coni aiDg the before the Grand
jury 1hees consisted Of slones aud charges Of assault
and battery of which the foil wing the -
t-tics from the commencement Of tho present year,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

uemsn meant by history Thr history o. the vhns an
prsred In tie pagers Def .r~ 'hs poxrd
Counci mao scCAimL-Thisi. grcs nopoly. wid
give 800 TOO for tits tight from an 0a.S i-,
CoaDeissan lAhnhn,ra Nov 70 ay whole matter
the tsbs. This mo.i.n wA- Iost
After turti debate the motion q, rsger back vss
renewed ard I'd.
Afer seCe fust er Important buslp he Board al
journsd till Friday evening next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

The rccpts Of cotton In Savannah BY the Georgia Con
trail Rsirost Tor the year ending Goth Of sovsm
Ter united 10 800 600 bale and the gro earnns. s
The road during the sams period "a. 81, ~ 600.
Al the annual election of rs IAls Eris wsbssh sai
81. Louis Railrosd Company the wing directors
essctse-A,sfiah Body, y G. IIebssld, ia. u. Var.
nun, l. whi'ebous~, and J. y A. Sanford sev Yors
Bsrmen Tomfdy, and Lyman Chaplin, Aib.nyi y r.
Bouss, Bro<kpo,t; J. C. Cotton, Locspo,,, Albert H.
ffs<y, Ba6ko, ADss Hamilton. For wsyns. James
SPAR, IA'syetts; Ras~sn Sage Troy. As,us-~qasn,
meeting Of the Bard the Hon Arsrsh Brody skc~i
PRESIDENT snd Lueian Tltsn Wee President, and o,sr
onscsrs ~ ssi ysar.
There vste sai-s ~ Sev York c~a,rai stock 10 ~y ~
per cent IL cIos~ weak and freely oasr. ., this
price, without fDdn9 buyers. The s,pr.bss-sn vaSas
perhaps 10 sns sEtsns which gesssy ~; The, tb~
consolidation u tbs several railroads between Barsio ast
Albany IN the ofisss apasr ,hs u the s--
Yort c<nssi, would b. tbe fruitful 1850 u oorap
sion, chestsg and wrong vhs !, mus, $50 result In
m~nss dspreoAtion In the value II ,hs sss hss b~>n
thAn realized Ths public Witnessed v.ry After
The oonsumrnstion of the s~ksus rsrsrsssi~ pie
Thsy the consolidated ssoes tsss iis tlA<s
nsrses ~ rssss nswsx from 20 10 IS pv ssv.
psr An inprssss sdratly srss;~ ~ parties Is,s.
~ interested thas farther rss xht conssspuJ " .ss
spA~5 sni he nsisu5s ~ snsophisstsd snail s,cci
hsldsr. inhisd b<fs< tina, The ssv Yors c>asrsi
mine ~ wealth vhisA vouss rro- rsshss ,As 81
voffsa. The ssrs ssvsiop<Dsos vsa ihs ssis ~ ,hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13
Average FER head.


Thomas &. Iarsin. Bso .ning's sala CAT .h~sp AID
smt~ ut ~ ~ tl0 g. sheep, and o. % q ~ 10 Zoe
lanb~ iher~ vas mats erma~sa la b.vs~, AID prices
rat re about Ne. psr H. hishsf - Chssbesi.s's ne
folo~irg the ala beet cxtits ~ sio 90 oss
sheep snd aniN "a 81 30, % Coz, ani e.Ive. 80
80 $50, ~ veal eass. (iiv@ ~elsh,) 6ssc. ID Tue
market Tor beef cattle hss teen much sstvs,
or ens and the stek ali qaic. ly al po.ei u
advance last week ~ sb per css pr 10 90 tss
be- cattle The filo sng Ia. AL .s-0 oesv~s o.
10 $40 tsoo. and caves, 80 $50, ~ veal csivsa
axe ac.o.
lbs .si.s Of sheep and lambs ~ Fesis 4 ylis, .,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

The mari { = besyes at isrownu.'s also Improves
Nc. L.. yer ID and god qusllt., sod r-a1tlS
than last Ices ranging ffon u 30 10 oil per 10
Iba Cows ana calves continue IN good dsp~ni al $50 -
Sta slight adt ancs. fh.ep AID lamb. have Hike ~tss
improved, and even IN. stock fod eoy ~ Via
advance. III. following The sAl-s ior tho ss.k =.
40 n cattle 81 and calves, ~ veal cslv- t0s
sheep aud lsfnb.
The sIiosir l. memorial dum Of sAes by n4Iivtu 3
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

Tho ssies Of Lands ~ The inas Central Railroad 'or
November 70 sss seres-si lis e27-svefsyng tis
PER The ssyrsgs,s ssls. hsvs sss n
-, 2ss, sSo-.v.rsrhg so II yer set.
The usseisnd, rsisssvii@ ana Ass'Asuis Rail, -sa
Company have declared semi snAssi ai,iSsDs d, ave
yer rent, rssefvinr ten per cent $40 900 tor
s,rueon seeosni vnieh oil dissiba,-d ths ss.s
hclas1s In seslp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-13

The continued scarcity Of beef catte sbad hoders ~
obtain sdvauc" 81 full cent pound at Aiertou's
to-day and tho quality q The och o0srcd being dsd
dsd improvement upon asst seek SELLERS expeisnc No
difficulty In dTo'ng Of their supplies Al the sah 'nes-
ment ssme % the peofest seev.s sold Low 10.
7kc while the very best sod high Ia, lokc. -
Ing fair average. The advance ws,mos,y I'D css-
te which taken by tho ely ba, hs,s Wills tn, In
ie,or and descriptions sold p,in psIy is
the Williamsburg Brooklyn and other saburosn nasksss
The ystds wore tey nearly ali cleared b. the cio~e,
aud III. probability that would he len aasoi
Veal calves gooa demand nut prices uadsr ~sat
no cLapgc-tts raDse stun being bic. "a, s~ins al
vspesd haf cent per ID, gooa fed with
ready sale. fr.ees way fom sc Ia hAa per ib, live
weight TIE following IA. sales for week -B@sf
cattle, tp, and easa# ~ caes iDi, ahssp
and smbs, $50; swine, 2 20.