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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27
Militia Fines.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


large number Of the residents of Harlem have
Gently bsen in the receipt o. printed notices informing
them that unless they within five days from the date of
the nsce repair to some place the Sixth avenue, and
deposit the Of three dollars and yve cents
their household goods viii be attached for that amount
together with all Subsequent expenses which may be in
Cured and at the time they modesty informed
that nothing which the law exemps from attachment
under ordinary execution VIII be spared.
the law does not require It. at least it Is the custom to
notify delinquent, in the first place, that his case viii
be brought before court martial in order to give him
opportunity to offer his excuses he has any; and In
the second place. he fails to appear, has been usual
to HIM notice that he has been duly fined by said
court martial for non-attendance at militia drA No
thing Of this hind done in the above
ferred to- but notices demanding the immediate pay
ment Of the De have been sent TO the
reicences OF those who have paid their taon to
ministers Of the gospel to the lame the blind to aliens,
and, in or two instances, to gentlemen Of colo:
The sen1ipg Of these notices looks Ike desire the
part Of Of the militia marshas to intimdate those
who ignorant of the laws and 70 illegally brighten
them into the payment Of the fne While upon this sub
ject permit to ask the Oft repeated question Of what
becomes of the money collected under the militia laws Of
this Sfates MFMBER OF COMPANY B,
18th Regiment, 4th Brigade. 1st Division, n. =. s y.
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The New York Volunteers
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HKRALD.


am happy to see you are moving in behalf of the
rights Of the New Yolk Volunteers.
The article in last Sundays HERALD correct in
gard to The eminent and dangerous services which these
have performed and By which the country gained
40 much in prosperity As well in honor but par
ticularIy New York state and city
In the tall o. 1846 banI of high spirited and healthy
men, numbering 500 volunteered their services from
duriIg the with Mexico, leaving their peaceful
hces tEeir trades end business for the dan OF
in q foreign country 1t distance Of SEQ miles. Out Of
the 500 but 100 remain TO tell the tRle most Of them
must soon follow their brave companions
To ba. urd.sccvsrec country
From whose bourne traveller returns
20 shattered injured they IN their constitutions
from hsrdship and exposure to AZ unhealthy climate.
At the time the Volunteers left for Mexico, business
Of al deserip ions duh, and everything 81 stand
st-shps rottipg .. the wha yes, unfinished buildings
ls to eeosy and agricultural products selling at losing
prices.
Let ths opponents Of look back for the past
ten years, anc the country prospered more
during any simllar period. Millions upon millions have
the State of New York alone by the results
shipbuildingook ct the gold flowing in from
Calfoi nia Ali classes are, In fact gamers BY 1.-THE
tradsswsn, the merchant and the producer And now,
Let ask who aided to get these mions-who suffered
and died for the prosperity which we now enjoy sho
but the "poor New York vounteersf, Then do not
deny the small amount due them by solemn Aot Of the
great state of New York.
Can legislators put their hands on their hearts,
aad the city and State have received no benefits from
the war;
Then, lot the Legislature show their gratitude and
acknOwe0gments y unanimously voting tor the small
appropriation demanded for the poor and suffering vulun
LOMBAIDINo.
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BzoADwAr rsnArHx.-1he farce called ''rhAt Blessed
BABY" having proved unususRy amusing, win
continue to performed In connection with the popuA-
spsctscle Of "MasePPA" throughout tbs week, sstsr
which the latter viii give place 70 series of very novel
performances by . company Of Freach artists
NMo's GARpxs.-The Ravels are every evening adding
fresh sures TO their fame by heir inimiAbs pc form
in the popular psnsonfmo spectacle Of the Green
Monster the wonderful tricks transforms tions 6s
which most astonishing behold Previous TO tho
spectacle to night ths bsst Of Katey the vfvAndere"
BuRTos's THxArx.-- yAlABrds comical and musical
trsysgaDza entitled sBem the Slave of Love-" win be
produced here, for The first time, this evening. The
leading parts in the hands Of Mr.. Burton Mrs. Bow
ard and Miss Julia Niles The comedieSA styled sThe
Cozy Couple ard the farce OF "Ihat Blessed Baby"
will. also be played
Laura KAssy's yARITns--bdss Kesns and her popular
Nessrs Jordan, Bass Johnston, &c. continue the reel
pent Of hearty applause from large and fashionable
senbsees fof their gtsphc porltures Of the various
Characters in the drama Of "Csnlle" and the exrsva
esrEa Il Novelty"
WAIIAcK's THEArRE-Mr. Wallack viii this evening
ptfsopsts bis famous CHI cter OF Jacques In Shaks
peies fsvoite play Of As You Like IT, supported by
Mise Louss Howard cher first appearance) as Rosaind
and talent Of his popular company Mr.. Holland aud
Miss Gsnncn afterwards perform in the comcahty, TO
OSies Benscn.o
BROADWAY yARFTrs This pleasant and popular little
theatre slwsys crowded b. the friends And admirers Of
tboe iuyeoe pets ,he Wood and Marsh children. These
nirisure actresses ard actors will ths evening repeat
s.Blsck Es ed Susan end ga Loan ofa Lover"
WOODS YlssrsuIs terder an attractive programme Of
sors and dances, and the lldcrcus burssque called
ssIhe Happy Man (" Tor to night.
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The Maple sugar season

The present Is the for he manufacture Of maple
sugar in all the Northern aud Eastern States The
amount Of maple yearly made In the United States
1t the time the last census taken, was "a S6 667
pounds At twelve cents pound the crop would amount
TO - $685. Toe produ.t should be increased BY from
proc much the largest quantity OF Of the States,
its produce being 10 ISL 4S4 pounds Vermont produces
6,349 357 pounds annually; Ohio 4688, 209 Indiana,
282l 642; fennsyivania 326, 525 Michigan. 43Q 7
New mpshire, e63; Virginia, 227 666 pounds.
The free States furnish the most ofths CROP Al tbs
other Southern States may yield much - Virginia.
Even South Carora, with "a Atute and Low lands,
yields 200 pounds annually whis Rhode Island figures
but g.
Vermont proportion TO its popula ion and territory,
produces the largest amount, an amount three times
greater than that Of the rest Of New Eagaud About
this time bogus are is usually offered for sale, re-
moulded from the last years product. II u usually
mixed with crushed sugar, and though shan, really
very pleasant article for extng and commands usually
IS cents pound The genuine article usually whole
sales ct from IL to IA pound The present
promises well for abundant yield Ine following state
msnt of gentleman, OF East Bloomfield. n Y, may b
of value and interest to our sugar producsrs-
tap about 500 trees annusny; bore with
half inch BIT, one inch to an inch and half deep,
and make usually about 500 pounds. Much pains are
taken cleansr the buckets and in having the whole
apparatus perfect clean. Tbs sap IL boiled in sheet
iron pans, placed arch after 1t becomes syrup It
is taken to he house and cleansed with mix and the
whites of eggs II ia then boiled in kettle until It will
placed in boxes drain. The boxes converge TO point
that the molasses settles to the Bottom On tho
face of the sugar In the boxes damp flannel cloths
placed and these cloths washed every day In clear
cold water to extract Whatever a cooring may be ab
sorbsd from the sugar.
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TOUr INSPECTION.

10 The EDITOR OF THY HERALD.
The receivers Of -four In this market have not deserved
the Wholesale abuse which has been evslled at them
because they objected to the organization proposed for
new iuspec ION Of -four. As class Of merchants, we
know ct M Who stand higher for honorable and fair
dealing There two very disnc. sides to this inspection
question: about which honest men very tar differ.
fsrest way to sell A'ur, any other article by
pie, which 10 now The constant practice To havea
an nspectien Of cotton, sugar coffee, which uni
formly sold BY sample In the manu- acture Of aour, mill
whatever il may be called by inspectors, ax their
brsnds and marks TO their barrels and hence when
the quality Of their production becomes Known bet
ter guide tor buyers than anything ehe For Instance
what buyer rud lock Tor inspectors brand
Gsllego Haxs -four, barrels Of st. Louis estab
lisbed mill brands, or Hiram Smi.h's baxress Tbs
latter valued his brands highly that owing Gene
zee wheat being much grown by the wet OF the last
and Prime being TO great extent he has mot
cent sny market this Much of the Rochester
-four sod extra Genesee has been actually made
Canadian prime white WHEAT TEE FOUR ACES
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CareAessness Of COAchDen.
TO THE EDITOR or Tx HE2ALn,

While perusDe Jour article the conduct Of the gal
liant laboing man, who recently stopped the runaway
horses in Sixth avenue, II 10 good oppoftuni
ty TO notice the shameful careless Of the coachmsn
Of this city particularly In leaving their horses alone,
whist they are standing themselves the sidewalks.
gossppine together Often have observed II In Broad
way and the history Of ihe late accident known,
would no doubt Be found 70 be the Of IT, These
larry and overpsid fellows should b. made to eel that
accidents occur from their neglect even II individuals
escape inuy) they cannot again obtain In this CITY,
situation In any family. rhb may seem Be q
70 BE- melted out but cannot Affect the COACH
Who does his duty II 10 only iustice.
II BSCfdfIR WHO kF7PS A CARRIAGE
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a.,.,a MARINE Corrsspondence.

PHILADELPHIA, March 10 Arr shIps Northern Crown,
BAILEY Porto Rico = days; Halifax Or. psrdy. Hsntss;
schr q Runy tndico kxork; VAIL Deano, Avelacni-
60 n soday BarrA Boston, John MaAer Nfcxe
Do; kionerd Law Tutill and W Cummings, Newell, rew
Ynyt. Ieesbvrg Swift BcHon; Deawn ro LnrlnR provi-
dtpce Heart Ross NYork Delaware H aas nay nav
nc,t. sharp sharp. salem, Mass; Andenred fusion,
York; pendsvop Godfrey ares, Egg HsSbori rgrm zig
Hyerk: Reeves, shaw. ard Mar PRATT Godfrey a9s
rsu, Melnee: u X Fssou Faiou Trinidad 0u,al scbrs
rassh Benacn. kBedfcrd; John FsTnum. Emerson. Pro
yo.t xnrs GaDdy and ious. Gray Msr's soson.
~ Il Deyon. Robinson. Debtoo syiya Higbes, nunuey,
EYo,t: PF Reer~~ Show pr~'ftr~e ne ndei. Fer'oo.
r,syer. ! I. bite Qetfrsv. haet Mary Anne E0eprs
frs, tsss sssGa n ~ yVv~morb kn,egpsse, Irsepe
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Money and Usury Laws.
TO THE nDIT0R OF TEE HHRALD.


Tho question now before Legislature TO repsa
amendment Of usury statute, being its 6n
decision it hardly worth while to occupy uns
space In arguments.
In the thorough discus, lens lhls topic tAst have
been and read within the past two or three years.
every 0. the objections free currency have been
thrown and ell the theories and hypothstiaA
that have beer imagined conjured up In favor
sson have been shcvn to be utterly deusvs and fan
cul and glad to $50, BY recent brief article in
Of the morning papers, that the Chamber Of Com
merce RETAINING from their long papers
selctm resting their upon two points
First, that the United states government, not the
sa;n - sts nssa an
the rtats legislature their part merely sAnctoning,
BY Gu, General b nkrg law, the issuing d promises
pay ncrey No' rart'ce Of right or reason or neees-
sity to FIX its price arises from all this.
secondly The GLASS now striving for this reform ara
nss uss snS DSr out A'
These two points they cay, can be established I'm
n:ovably in one nour before any fair committee.
pesvecl invited exaunation, OF but marvel
that questions Of tact should long have remained
unse.tlsd.
1t gives the public generally much Qualification TO
that msjor.y Of the Senate evidently favor some
sensibls of the sta Of 1887 and cannot
allow ourselves to dou ot bat that the Assembly viii ssnc
tion similar when the bill reaches tuat body
on friends at other business localities cannot but ses
ne benefit 70 this great city that would q c.ussd p
hsir splitting bubbles In daily financial movements
Of many millions. 1t ia thing the rising Of
the sun that the most useful and sAlutary iruences
will under the freedom seeking Cow from this
great centrr and reach every Of the American
ce nfne1t t' e..,-.ss.t
When think Of the ,emorseiess ShyIooks who have
up sDd .hiiyen under tbs dismal shades OF this
vesk and wicked usury statute cannot but rejoce
at tie prospect Of partial adjustment OF It.
NEW YoRK, Merch IS 1856 PROGRESS.
P.S-Tbe opponents of reform often speak of certain
Western States reenactipg usury laws after trying tho
principle. What kind OF laws did they resort to
themsevess We quite willing to accept, in COM
ppcnie the present usury Laws Of either Of the States
REFER ed to.
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OPEsINs OF RIVER NAVIGATION N NEW JER-
syY-0n Sunday last numerous persons wa LED across
the river the fcm Burlington to Bfi5toi Yester
day, (Iresfay) only two Gays Afterwards, the river
fro Trenton down entirely clear OF Toe, and the
stssmer Forrest up TO wharf We put this on
record item for the future As the boat came to
al Beverley ste greeted with three cheers At Bur.
lrgton and Bristol fred in honor Of her
expected arrival AT Florence AL the hanos the iron
turned out and gave three cheers Indeed. the
whole river population seemed Intoxicated with Joy ut
the welcome sight No wonder, for have had three
long months OF suspension Of navigation GdS1ts,
HslTlG %,
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opss1sG OF NAVIGATION OK rHr Oa1o-LAra,

Opening OF NAVIGATION ON TIE OaIo-LARGE
AMoCNT FREIGHT fIr1sfnuRe.-The wharf yesterday
presented lively More than one Thousand men
buy engaged in placing goods and mer OF
all descriptions the steamers ssd equal number
btsrd ready to receive them large number
c with thirty zine hume red tons or freight arrived
in single day, and five six pectsc dur
leg the night On Saturday and Sunday ten boats left
for porte below with full loads and almost an equal
number departed yesterday. But these have scarcely
sie impression the isamense amount Of ,ods
here ready shipment which Is estimated 10 be 10 the
neighboIbood of25 600 TOMS ana lago quantities
ce'ved every day via the Centra Railroad Tiesbury
Post lqrch Is.
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Married.
At Washington, u. C., tie 7th u February asst, BY
Rev. Francis E. Boy s, HKNRy L. JOHNSON 70 Miss EMILY
F. FrrzGgBA,D, both Of tina, city.
TO EproB HERALD
SrR-The apr ouncement Of my marriage With Mrs.
Carissa c. Rcdgers in your paper Ct yesterday Is
tirsy fae. Please insert this and obige yours 10,
JANIS S. REYNOLDS, Jr
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10 THk hpI1OR OF TBE HfRALD.
TuJxDAr Mosxfss.
Knowing your influence In the musical world taks
the liberty Of addressing myself you beg ZOO " in
teroede for party Of unprotected females" who are
very ceions OF ~ ing the opera Of egnor Ardi
Can yeu GOT brrR about representation Of
II. SO that We can 90 without rsnt,emenS q NO, you
vi ain the grateful heart Of
A STRANGER IN THE CITY
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Tar FhuIr CRor or NEw JEEsKY,--Tbe New
80 Adrs7tisey states that the prospects in New
tes<, q sfge yeld 81 hlit we're nsyer better than
= pfetnt time The buds are generally uninj sred
ss ~ RI earifg I'D weather will prevsus hem swell
49, nrG ~ ssascr far advanced ~ TO have them
t,itf #ttr Ugh winds x ffosb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-27

Two MYr DROWNED IN SAvASNAH.-The Coro-
nr inquest yesterday the body Of John Ken
r.it fcuad In Savannah River. Mr. K. vas native OF
s.s. and had been missing about week. He leaves
s..ga.r in New Bruins visk N. J. Also, over the body
40 v,ksowB man, supposed 70 have been the carpen
r ~ as ship Kertch, which cesred for Liverpool on
The . february, he missing about tina, time
.soasEasa Georgsdn, MdrtA 70.
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STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION ON THE MISSISSIPPI
By tbs arrival OF the steamboat White Cliffs yeste ray
afternoon learned Of serious steamboat accident
which took place Saturday last Her officers report
that on morning tie day stated at the mouth Of
Is reJ on ST. Pierre the Alabama from this port bound
q his6su. burst her boilers As ret have no par
cus u the personal injuries caused by thu explosion
but they cannot veil bt have been very serious for all
end several are stated to be missing. The wreck
edatey after the explosion, TO FIRE and bu-nt 70 the
saters scgethe boat and cargo becoming total loss.
The turvvinx sufferers were put board the steamer
swamp Fox, and may be expected hourly. The Swamp
Fox net arrived up the hour Of going TO
We learn that Capt. Grae6 Of the Ala lama was badly
wounded also the pilot Mr.. Bell the clerk Of the boat,
i.s'bx -Ne,o Orleans Piedyp~e, March 10.
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sJAvss rog KkssAs-Ihe Highlyer, In this
morning om Louitvie, brought b. ffy and sixty
slaves belonging 10 families Who their vsy from
Kentucky 70 KAnsas The slaves who tbs fIieh
flyer censiSted Of persons o. al sgs shses
color, and good looking, veil dressed aud sepa
renty vel, fed party. and came cabin passengers
Since the opening a the river fu Ave hundred slaves
have ariivd from the OHIO river. their way 70 Kan
Tie J. a. la as tost up nearly 100 the ttsr a the
Wet Too the Chambers 80 70 rs sno-. evrry coat
that has started up the Missouri river opening
Of the river, has taken up larger smaller nsnbsr
The slaves In almost every t~ksn In tbs cabin
while poor white families goins 10 the pses
passage below Geek One gsntlsmss from south ca
rolna Who with has family went up In the star a. the
West last week had 6ry sisves In the cabin srd sno
Their thirty, end stil another bad t~snty.-S. Losas
Nert, Msrch n
FxroR1s yRox LAKE SUPERIOR. Isss.--The Chica-
20 7r< says the exports Of lshs superior Cor 1885
follows
&, pp~r groes, 1863 tore, or r~ausd, tons
aa2sk, al cents per ID ............... N,Tgs, $50
Iron 10 boone and ors.................... lee 90
Fah IN cs&ks. ....................s...... 20 90
Tp'a sS?@..., OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, T.. a, ~
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TIE WASHINGTON MONUMENT IN RICHMOND
We learn from the Richmond EnqfsrcT that the com.
petion Of the Washington atue in Richmond provided
for in the bill passed at the late session OF
the Legislature.
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WoMANs RfGHrs AT rR -OUTH.--The New Or
leans Bee says tha the 6rs Of March Margaret Adams
sds eayit beo e Recorder Ramos that her husband
was her slave sshs having boughs hi for husband"
ard demanded the arrest and punishment Of free black
named Edwin Nah, who had whipped her spouse
verely that be was confined TO the house.
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Isl C0Nlsa Wharf.-The ShenondoAh, Va,
- afo+ -ssr tost tire the snow srd Ice have 1'ss2
sss u.t-~sstg cEcta y graz present moe' p'ouis
III ..rss~s s1e Thszt flcsy thrifiy an stAa VET
- 3 -3G.
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CANAL NAvIaATIoN.-Tbe water was to have
been let INFO the Western division Of tie Pennsylvania
canal on the oath inst.
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A MuRDEREs's 81

A MrRDEREE's SENTENCE CoMMUTsD.-Th Co
vernon has con muted tne sentence OF hn DocovAn,
vtc vas TO be hung IN Bufs4o the 29th a. April Cor
Tie murder u james pyas, tc imprs omsns sor 10 n
IT, S'sse pteou.
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TIE SEAL FIsHERHs--The st. Johns Ne,o-
seal fishery have been going forward With acsus
toned activity for tine past and several vessels
hsvs gone TO within the last three days As
far as We can judge, the prospect fayorsbs sns-ap
peArances at present indicating early spring The
number oil vessels firm st. J,hns, learn win b
many short OF that Of ast year though from the isand
altogether believe there - little difference in the
amount Of tonnage Of these two years
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PACIFIC RAILROAD BoSDs.--The Governor Of
Missouri has signed all the bonds applied for By the PAc
&c Railroad Company. This action Of the Governor r.
Jieves the road from all embsrrassnent The road 10
ard the Soutbv cat branch viii be prosecuted
vigorously.
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DESTRUCTIVE FnE AT WUsKssBA, WISCONSIN,
Lose so coo About half past one o'clock Saturday
morning fire broke out in che building Main street
in that village owned mostly by ID. Cutler and before
Wa sayed six two story buildings destroyed,
Including the Office Of the Plain Dea and eighteen
twenty tenants burnt out The following are the
names Of the iosers:-WlIam II. JONES' grocer; John
Angrave dwelling bouse butchershop A. +. Pratt,
Pdin Dair printing Office Truman Cross daguerrean
artist Ware Zimmerman, carpenter shop Jacob san
nsr tsDors snop, &C. Edson Clinton stsve and hard.
store; Misses Marsh, dwelling and milners shop;
DsIis Gallagher dwelling and shoe shop; T. Spence,
shoe snop and grocery Kinze tailors shop Charles
AeIaDder eadoe and harness shop T. e. EDWARDS store
and yelling house; John A. Dunbar, grocery ana provi
sion store; A Cook, law Office C. Jackson. apothecary
snesdrug store S. A. Kimball dwelling; Jacob sAnnsr,
vacant shop; N Burroughs Co., wooden tin shop In
OF store.-MlioduJi. American, March 81
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asvs~ents ~ Oesaa Steamers.

5TEAxERS 10 CALIFORNIA
usnh.
FoR ruEzA ANNA Star Il sAs wsa ~ ana Northern
Light S4is o. esch month.
srEAMExs TO AND FROM HAVANA.
IsAszrFrom ChRxisson 18Th and 4h due ct Havana I'd
and 7tb. FROM Havana l0 and 18th, duo q New YORK l7A
and LIST,
NoRra srsR-Frcn Nsw York H. arriving q Havana sh
and New Orleans lMh From New Orleans aAA Havana I'D,
dee II Nav 1ork 18th.
AnPB Crrr TEw GEAkADA-From New Y0xk f7th, r.
irving Havana 2yd and New Orleans th From Now Or
Iesns 6GA. Havana 9Th. drs 81 New YORK 18th.
BLACK WARRoR-Frrm New York 10Th, arriving y Havana
Eh md New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans A, HAvana
18Th due NJ New York 3D. -
QUAKER CrY-rrom New YORK ah, arriving ct Havana 1Ah
md NOBLE 27A FROM Mobile 9Th, Havana 9th, due ~ New
York I'm 80.
6AHAwnA-fron Ess York 9sth arriving at Havana son
em New t<leans ID From New 0sisgus iBA Havana i3A.
due Of Now York i5tA. .
when he dates fan Sunday ts steamszH Win eah
on Nuns Az They 6avs New Orleans A. n lids
va adr& and be Issbe leaves Charleston end HAvsna q
fDA.A
TIE OVERLAND NAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
IL following he u value to thoss having eorssponA-
snce Will tho Ens-
Tho leavcs souHasnpson the 4ta and sA Of each
Arrives az Gibraltar about the Nh ard month.
Arrives a Malta about the 18th and a0h Of month
AexandriA about the 18th Of md IA Of fol-
lowing month.
81 An poelug,s cnd xe-s iascrded for Ms Hnw York
II ERAiD should be senked