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OREGON and washington Terri

Advices have been received from Portland Oregon Ter
Iory, up to March 29 The Indians had astacksd the
settlement the Casca dss roying the town and
killing twenty persons. They have also captured
and destroyed the steamer Mary.
Altogether Indian aifsrs in Oregon look exceedingly
gloomy, and it is sviisn that the Territory needs
sktanee.
In Washington Territory there has been but little
change u the state of sas the departure of the
last seamer. The inhabitants still In fear OF
afta
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COrOner's Inquest.

SUICIDE BY HASoNc.--Coroner Hills held IN inquest
yesterday morning. at No. a22 Pearl street, upon the
body Of sailor named Franci. Pastel who committed
suciSe by hanging himself white deranged state OF
mind me decessed It appeared, was very intenpense
IN his habis and IL supposed this hard mode OF living
bropght on aserrston q mint the oecesed vas tcrty
"a - urs-'v toAts Z ~ .ssAt 't'p savs al VA
- e...sss o. la srxsA anr tttl2t AGsAh o.
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AFFAIRS OF THE TRSHNY COHRn6T,
&c., TO-. ia.

We xys further correscsdeDcs sud psrtieuAms u kU
ooneniOa Of things m Nmsrnsxa. Our deSpstshss ars
vsry full end exceedingly atsrsstis but 1t il insss
sible 70 and room for al this mornipe;-
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News from tho Sandwich Islands.

News from tho Sandvvic Islands.
Our advess from the San3wich Islands dated to the
1st of March.
The Polynesidn has the following issms:-
Her Bitah Msjesty's sloop-cfwar Alarm arrived here
last evening, five weeks from Calao, and brig Of the
navy Frsuee having left that port days before her
may be expected here every hour.
President Montt OF Chile and the Gar Of Russia had
replied to the official notification Of the death Of King
KamehAmeta the third.
The Legislature was to meet the 5th of April.
The Polynesidn OF the 23d Of February says
The arrival OF the Hon. W. l.. Lee lately the King''
Envoy Extraordinary TO Washington, In improved hean
has awakened ia this community feeling similar to Tbs
which aga.ed States Of the Old World when one VIII
had been chosen to consult oracle returned declaring
10 proptcus. Triumphing sickness to which mos
men would have succumbed, Mr. Lee pursued the objects
# hts misisn closely and succeeded In them The re
spect manifested towards him persouay and the instant
matters which he Is not likely to forget or the country
te represented 10 uEdervaus
The transactions OF the Royal Hawaiian Agricultural
Society for 1855 have been published.
Saturday 9th OF April being the Kings birth day, hts
Majesty received VISITS Of fcongrauaon from the repre-
sentatyes OF Great Britain France and the United States
His Majesty was also waited by the C,nsus OF the
and Chfs The observed generally asa holi-
day.
From Hlo we learn that the flow Of lava continues as
active ~ ever Tho has nearly pushed its way
through the woods and only four miles from the bay
In one night IL advanced quarter OF mile and when
once ont Of the weeds will at accelerated
1hs stresm Of the wailuku river
Tbs theatre people were having benefits Al round.
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Naval Intelligence.

James Hutchia.on, gunrer has been ordered TO the
United States steamer Susqushanna.
g. r. Johnson second assistant engineer, has been de-
tacbtd from duty In connection With the repairs Of the
United States steamer Princeton and ordered to the
steamer Msr,im
dered to duty In connection with the repairs OF the United
sta'es steamer Powhatan.
The United States sioop-of war Portsmouth dropped
down 10 the naval anchorage Saturday Herald
April 49,
We lean that the United States steam frgate Msrmsc,
which has been lying off Annapolis for days sl
sell about the close OF the present week. II 10 said thAt
the Secretary OF the Navy Hon. G. Dobbin. viii take
pasgs her for Hayana where he goes for the benefit
The Merrmac. after Visiting Cubs, will sail for Europe,
and will show herself OF the ports Of Southampton, Fog
land and Brest France; she will also, u more than
probable, visit other ports Of the Contiospt.
The United States slocp-of war St. Mary, Com Bailey
sailed from CAllao for Valparaiso on the 18th Of March
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rsseaysn Of the Railroad Company, shot through th'
-stots. ps.ssassr psr steamer 'c castss, and ons
OF General Walker . rscruits
Twelve others unknown. ~.
Since then, Alexander Swest Of Maine, died on ~
l BE had received three bullet wounds In the rgat
hip besides several severe punstursd wounds in the os
Among the wounded ws can only record the names Of
Nathan PIeble descendant Of the officer Of that as
90 veil known In American naval history, now lying IN
the Railroad Companys hospital mortay wounded from
four large musket balls In his right arm, right shouldsr
P.tsioS ). o'Nsn resident ., New York for twenty
five years citizen OF New York city has received
moro than thirty oistinct wound some from bullets and
% s % aa y y: e ana ss Is
Tom, fireman On Soald shs Tssoga, ssllst wound in
SPINE having passed AssssS tie Spp.r eas iass & the The si
IuIg, beside othsrs, undsr Dr.. BArker's care. ..s
wound IN the ohsst and Rsv Joha ss~oOd. cns sSous
the hsA4 And hands besides these about forty,
less wounded, went oa in the joint ssspAeas
ACcousrSBY HI rAFAxENo. rHE NATIVE NEwsrA-
80 From the Panam. HslaM Apri ls.l
~. We erpsc.sd ~. e nnvs % ioand N q: sns rs
M M sesa
ample time got up detailed statement Our con-
temporary, however, contents himself and satisfies tho
PsIs ~, y into q ten n' >.
On the 18th lust serious event took place outside the
wala in the district called the Cisnags. collision
curred between the natives and foreigners, which began
frem what we hsve heard from pistol fired by one OF
the latter at native which brought others - take part
from which has resulted great losses of lie aud property
With many wouudsd-ths grester part being Foreigners
Such horrible hope not to rspss.sd aud
observe that our government In union with the
suIs Of friendly nations, taking the necessary
to obtain this end.
In another column cur contemporary dnds fault with
the account OF the even. published in last and pro-
mifss In It's next issue to give version Of the matter
which all look for with interest. la the meantime
give another vsriion, which vouch for sorrect
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Our AAPlnwaA Correspondence.
= a AsPINwALI, April 20, 1885,
The Wholadle Murder at Panama appeal TO s American
Government.
The papers send you BY this mail bear most momen
tous intelligence In addition have little to present The
authorities Ia Panama very much frightened, and
yet they doing nothing to atone for their wul
sencs and the fearful responsibility Of Implication
the part Of their police We evidently standing
upon volcanic ground and the attack having
made for eveut spite against the foreign progress here
The Isthmus and for plundsr, it il fssrfny probable
that the attempt may ee renewed. our governmsnt
then American citizenship fs worse than none. All Of
countymsn who have lived abroad for any consider
able time In any country, excepting Epgand or France
wall know how neglected. oi hsr citizens the United
states government but few Of thA have to suffer tbs
dangers OF living in community like that Of the 18th
NM. without Any Or eysn the q ~
necons wiz fully realize and fairly present. the msssa
Of the 1bA Of Aprii. Commoa humanity snd dmple
justiee demand this the reputation OF our national
name And the life Of national commerce havs been
severely assaulted, and nothing but extrsms sa.nres
vndicate hereafter protect them. Don't Ail to
do your share In the good work OF urging the press peo
pie Aad government In the right path.
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CIV Herald dated March 30:--
While the forces commanded By Col Buchanan, U. 8.
A., which marched by the misde OF the present month
and amount To about 400 regular troops comprising de-
tachments fom this place, Fort Oxford and Fort Lane
before h have effected the ontsmplated junction
in the neighborhood Of Big MeAdo Rogue
river, the place where 1t said the Indians bofy
awaiting attack the part Of the whites and while
In hourly expectation Of from that quarter, the
port of sudden nva,on OF Illinois valley by bands OF
hostile Indians unexpectedly avakens again. with tbs
eseIes sympathies the sufferers, the gloomest
foisbodirgs for the future. Mr. Colbert, who arrived
here Thursday left Alhouse Tuesday {25sh), and
~ ~ he could ascertain, the following the
port, then current there-That Sunday (23d iass)
Mr. Wight partner Of vannoy, In company with some
ey for vaBnoy's ranch, and after travelling some six
miles, tLey found themselves su idenly surrounded BY
Irdans. Mr.. Wright was killed, but his companions
seventy Ave volunteers we're enoamped second party
hen ont to ASCERTAIN moro Of the whereabouts o.
The enemy, when they also attacked far rom
the house, Alexander Caldwell being killed. Towards
mules were encamped the vic,nity and are reported
to been captured One Of the packers had his
NAL shot from under him, and one man, John Davis,
was killed. InformAtion Of these the
Sacker creek, Canon creek &c, and ths number Of In
reported 70 bs eonnderabe perhaps not short Of
200. CH
Trade with the Russian Possessions.
Quite trade has sprung mp between this city Aud the
Ruffian p. .ssessiors The Cyane sailed on the morning
The Goth, With large cargo Of assortsd merchandise
suited the wants Of the residents Of those cs bound
regions During tns past ysar have occasionally sent
very quistiy Of ship load Of merchandise to
the Russians At the Of Amoor river Az Il Ia under
socd that sort Of Sebssopol strong held IN being
streie5 there where a.-erpl Thousand msa ais % be
ist.d = fpftps ~ e. acuacs iln tsY ~ ksp.
". ii sSls g....- .-SIE Eaqtsy.g Alta, Agg.5.
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Nicsraguan Forced Loan.
RKprBuc or NICARAGUA,
GRANADA, March %, 1885. :

GRANADA, March 22, 1853. J
To THE PaREtT DEPARTMENT -
The Supreme Executive Power has determined to Issue
the following decree. -
The Provsionay President Of the republic Of Nicaragua
to its inhAbitarts-
ing that the ursencies Of the moment dsmand
the leyyipg Of forced loanvhich shall b returns<
With interests possible sn1 seeing that
order that the drvson should be fairly made IL proper
,hat tho proprsto themselves should make the oAlouis
tltn the executive power therefore, in prsnouncns his
authority,
Art l. There shall be raised In this city forced loan
Of eight thousand dollars divided among those prop-s
whose productive capital may exceed two thoussai
dollars.
Art. Q. A commission composed OF three persona who
shall he nominated for that purpose, shall proceed ths
very day to make the division and the list having bee
formed !. lhau b handed 70 tho subdslegAts q the
treasury, In order that he may isorm the parties
tioned IN II Of thu amount set opposite their Tbs
amounts shall be psd In three equal inssalnen,s-ths
fr the SPOT and the two Remaining sftsr intsEvA
OF ave days Zach.
Art .. The subeessa's Il sntho''r.s n uss sssx
-rs*,s o'sfus-sfat n - s1li--.ica - - ~,
e. .,.'s ysa ~ \. nus t'H e.,t- 81.
Al. 1. l1s .,a.s.' IA. D cs.DpG.ss. A.. e2sss
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Additional Details OF the Attack on the
Railroad station--nIore Of the Killed and
Wounded.
We ARE now able says the Psasms Herald of April 10,
30 IA, Ssor. The ,ubi corsct version OF tina proceed
rgs on Tuesday evening last ct the rxrosi ssoa sy
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the people Still continue punderng, rihtnS the parsons
Of the and cutting open their c,rps bags and
trunks About this time the firing osasei but ths plan
deripg continued.
When Mr.. Nelson and Captain McLane reached the sa.
outsce in very excited state and Wanting to ore into
the upper story Of the depot declaring that they had
been fred upon. Promising Col 0arrido to stop the
sas sss 1T% aT . eSs1 ~, ns
drtD, the few that there declaring that they
had never fred
Mr. Gsr1ido and Capt. McLans thsn went up second
naming with the police to prevent them from ascending
the stairs, which they seemed anxious to do. At
time they raised their muskets and WERE with difficulty
and children were brought dowa and taken on board the
steamer
In examining the officers Afterwards, . horrid sight
presented itsef- many dead and wounied HORRIBLY
all the furniture, oks, pagers, &c Of the company
we're destroy ed, and attempt made TO break open
large iron ssfe hcie being actually this door,
IN ae oIsas plate Al the pssPss o. ~ 70. No eIGM,.oy
and the telegraph Office Some Of the jured,
rail two taken mp and the telegraph wires cut and
attempt was made to are the depot but providsntsi
ly ~ cid otsusceed.
party was then sent ont along the beach on the
north sde to bring in the stragaes who had taken to
the bushes. 0rs party were net, who said thsy had
teen lives wore known be lost all passengers per I
nois, except two Five lay attn AZ the station, badly
wounded two at the American Hotel and some slightly
wounded went board the steamer John L Stephens,
and one two returned next day to Aspinwa In the
whole matter the conduct OF the police and the people
most blameabe, and the whole difficulty might have
been settled without loss OF e If the police and the
authorities had done thsir duty,
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AND MEDICAL AID.
We are unfortunately unable to give the Of the
murdsied passengers, ss the bodies vs not rscosnixi
Robert xssks, aSa psaasylvsais, sysd ss,a, 81
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surrogatc's Court.
PROBATE or TIN WILL or ESQ. N. ruSIsoS.
pclarr A NJ Rradfnva

ocr 1.-The testimony as 70 the.esaniy Of This win,
which admitted 10 prorato some days ago, con
iInued to-day win be remembered, that the Win 10
contested By Henry Tunson the father cf the deceased
upon The grounds that he he dcceased) was un iuy In.
nuenced BY hs wife nj The time Of making his VIII. Mrs
Tunscn received nearly the entire estate and a. The de-
cedent without ISSUE thirds Of bis eetsto would
have reverted ~ his father, he had died interstate
Hester Romans, James Hodge and r. Tanison ~cre on
smined snd all being witnesses for The their
testimony tended 10 prove the naseuce Mrs Tanson
over her hubbard, add hor desire u 70 herself
large amount of property By the win Hcs
ter Romans said Mrs runison 20, anrry
because Mr. Tunison hsd his door locked Will be dca,ei
the WILL and that she hnAy succeeded forcing herself
into the james Hodge testified that Mrs. Tun,sou
would 20 10 church with her husband; that sho ~ss
oppopcd 70 Mr.. rDison's taking The witness for 8 pvt
that deceased once waited 70 give him he wisncss)
q watch key, ana Mrs. Tunlson would NOT let him. hui
that dsceascd did afterwards give 10 the witness nhe
known 10 Mrs Tunlsou Thomas Tunison said thss his
brother the deceased, lived very unhappily with MS
WIFE, that deceased told him that be had hard lie OF A.
and desired the Witnesses advice whether or be
should get divorce; witness did not styss him esther
way, &c.
The cre was then adjourned nu Thursdsy next
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TEHHH-DEsEoa Wednesday. Oct Is, nj tho
Church OF the Ascension Fifth by the Rev Saml
n Denison. OF this city, kYspERT NJ FIsaEs, OF white
Pains to MANY O., eldest daughter CT the officiating cler
gymsn.
Rsnfry-wxrKs. Ou Wednesday, Oct u.s. at the second
Upiyersast church, by the Rev Dr. T. J. sawyer HENRI
c, BSnIis 10 Miss Sarah daughter Of Jno. A. Weeks,
Eco, oil Of this city.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
GARplsxE-SYlscU --On Wednesday, OCT. Is. nj Dr
Adams church, Madison square, by the Rev. A. y Gar
diner, Mr.. JAMS NJ. GsRpNxB TO Mss MARY LouIss
srHlorK, beth Of this city
SenyssrRHoRN-MoR1oS.-On rus sday, Oct II. by tho
Rev. Dr. Phillips, Judge scnRAnBoss TO Mr. fIosrspA
b. MoEroS, both OF this city.
I1oevoop-sxossoS -on Wednesday, Oct Is BY The
R,v Robert rrayls, Jr, FRASos u. LOCKWOOD, Of this
chy, TO Macy SIxosscy, daughter Of Joseph Smonsou
Fac OF 6rAnltcvilie, Staten lAiand.
BRpr-Cuans-M Mount Vernon, Ohio, on wednes-
day, Oct- 9. LEWIS Bsipos OF Ees York 10 Ana g.
Daughter Of Henry D. Curtis, Eq u the former place.
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suyrxn Cour1-Orcuit Mos. go, is4s s36 pos COS,
Aoe csc e9s 1863, b2l, 1oet so2 sac SEQ 1879 lses
ee7, tIs 1lts 1900 1874 2o7, co5 ls7i ls72 loss 2
esq., 1895 le1o e72 los2 los 62l, 1888 70 ips0 ltpi
foeo 70 2ca1 2oss 70 2o4e. 2oss 70 1854 sos 2oss 70
10 goal, SCeSto 21O2
suSrus cecrr-speclai rerm--lst Glass; 10, 20.
UrrzD srAEE Dsrscr Covnr--Nos 30, CO. u.s. el 70 81.
sUruuos Couss Nos. $40, g. Ipp, $50, 25l 25a 2sl
300, 2T6, ass, 2s5 zoo, sTk, 29T 2si oil 1855 nll
$40, sie, a2e $40, 81, B, M, 27s, ass. - -
Cossos Piras-Psyt Mos. Ioe5, 1909, 1907, 1868
ioes ieso io7i 1913 1919 lo5e gee osi, ess 1908
bse, lelz, 1850, 1851, iosi y, foSik fos2 1885,
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SECOYp BOARD.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

WEpNEHDAY. Uct. ItsbO,
There was large increase in the supply Of beef cattle at
AMerons Forty fourth street. today, and TIE stock gene
rally being Of common quality prices reccded fully cent
a. compare ed with last weeks figures We have not
perfect stsgnaion for several weeks and at the
cline the sales were SLOW and nearly all forced after the best
selections had been disposed Of There only IL y
droves OF really good beeves and these realized 81 50 $40 3D.
The days offerings consisted OF o6l making the weeks
ply 262 mostly from Ohio Illinois and this State The
was from 81 10 $40 80 he latter price. ari the
average about 80 Mich less plenty aad prices
shade higher though the demand not lively Veal
calves remain with moderate change in prices and the
mand Ia fair Sheep and lambs less active, and with
good supply prices rcccded about 80 per head Swine
and lrm.
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ing Cough and Soreness oT the
F FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL
~N~~~~~->~~~~~~~~~>~~->~~>~~~~
MONEY ARKET.

"WEDNESDAY, Oct l6--8 y, ".
Tho tendency Of prices in the stock market Ia shn
downward. At tho first board to-day thrre large
sales At lower rates. The quantity Of g.cak pressing for
sale appears TO be daily incrcasrg There plenty Of
sellers Of all the leading railroad stocks This morning
Dlsos Central bonds fell Of q per cent; Cumberland
"a; Michigan Southern, x; Illinois Central Railroad, u
Gslena and Chicago y; Cleveland and Toledo, n. Ia
Cros,e and Milwaukee Railroad advanced X per cent
rho Legislature Of Wiconsn have agreed levy tbs tax
Of onr per cent the groas earnings Of tha. part
the road built upon tho grant Of land, and not on
that part Of the road already constructed. Ths
favorable feature than anticipated
Tho books OF tho Erie Railroad Company opened
to-day ard there appeared TO be great abundance
stock Prices weaker at the cose than at the open
ing, aad the sales Of cash stock large. New Yorh
Central Railroad sold this morning 10 the extent OF thirty
three hundred shares most OF which for cash. There
quite active business 70 day In Illinois Central
Railroad bonds. The sales up about $780, 900 open
ing At IS per &C mt, and closing fraction lower.
Between the boards day 1920 shares Of Merchants
Bank stock sold by auction at tho Merchsnts tx
change At 1876 1913 per cent Of 200 shares each
At tho second board there was very little bushes.
transacted. Eric Railroad advanced 4 per cont; Michi
gan Southern, Il; La Crosse and Milwaukee, l. After
the board there sales OF La Crosse at 8S per
cash Reading left on At so per cent bid. Cleveland and
Toledo gold 81 soL, dividend oil.
The steamship AFRICA, from this port for Liverpool 20
jaw, carried out 1874 ss6 ID in specie This, with til
shipment from this ro last Saturday absorbs nearly th
whole of the last California remittance. Tho Arago from
this port for Sonihamp on and Havre will take upwarss
ofhalr million; but that shipment viii not out
the present weeks bank statement The next bank
.tatement viii not show much change in tho specie
serve, but that for The week after WILL far
ind, r-op, M shou N
specie department Of ebont one million Of dollars
Tho Assistant Treasurer reports the operations ihs
week follows
7tt0t RECEIPTS. 7ht1t Pdypl~ts. Tbtot Ba1nes
vopday SECS, 252 90 Sil3,4iI - Si3 3i004 7s
Tue sday Ito 90 81 107,s64 90 l3.5si,a35 So
" ednss lay 257 90 81 267,557 OIL IA 5H8a9 "a
The payments 10 day include $1,000 on Californis
checks
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rectou and officers Of NE right stamp 10 cor
daily cooperate with hm In the Ar management d the
road.
The earnings Of the Racine and Aississippa Railroad
Company for september amounted to SSs ooo The FIRST
hab Of the month this road bad oonnecuon with any
othey.
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There good supply Of al kinds of stock Chamber
lns and The demand moderate at about previous prices
fales for The week loowsTI beef cattle, %
$40 lt3 and calves SIS So; calves &C. Tsc
6.ics sheep and lambs, 81 "a 50 90.
tAles the folows:-A 30 beef tle q cows
and calves STt veal calves Ito sheer And lanbs LAS
swine
There fair demand 0'nricn's for all stock. and
prices about the week iOllows.-
64 beef cattle = SIC; lis aud calves 81 So, ~
culx a
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Canadian dlmer and noe stivr viii saics Of about
aedye ard hslsr. ihe saics embraced .soa sss Dol.
sad jerry @s va. s S sg1 a as r 70
Mhea-Ihe msrset Vas cute s,iys and ,rm; -ih barge
embracing s.me rars,s 70 arrive nclatns RID a. ~ s.
y q sns wsi 8 g. ~ % ecoa vas .ise sctiys with
Western m.,ss sDa 10 e ior sonhsrn yellow Eye
were inactive a. Sc &C. tcr s,sc md Sc So los West
S Ss esnsls MA and s ;s ss primo Two
tofFrr-Ihe mari was quite sc.ivc. With saes ~ about
sss c rs o S .ere pss & and 's sO
&c Ne AVERAGE. fheansliy va eons.Isret lnic
ttat whdrawn was afterwards sois 70 III lrsde 81 se
lolEc The public sale g Java sisc proved quito sc
market closing hi, bacd upon middng upanfss about Is
were ensased j. ssls sass "a lei rorr w,s a.
r. and cotton a. I'D 10 London 80 ecses 4 Chez.
sp sra pen s g. s c1ss DO ST. %
s :s & s r Ss los ss o md n sr es ~'o
G ssS so q ':.si ss l.s'ss i MAJ. .sa IS e.
80 90 Ssss CUB cas. Tsss - % So
&c ana 100 bias 60 a 80 5or, DO AZ sSc, $50 DO
INA, Ssy s,.s = II, 2. 'H.7ss -; &c
81 lin " ere made Al III sl,, iV'oo'''
on fIa.esd continued . ri. ,Sse arrr ard is god de-
at a o., and 2o,o DC. slst TO- -
pce vs arss,r ,sy d .scs '' lie ,ss .sS1s sn %
s .ss ly aSou ra az y az ep me- a. ~ 81 -
d,pas win sales q 90 20 S6s country prime
81 and mess do. AZ - 60 ~ so aud rcpsclci
ri 81 ST. and extra do ~ sill 81 a fi2 80. 0r
scarce, with sales OF ssulds~e Al Tt.r and MANS
&c Bacon was ia fair dersat, without chsnsc IN rrs
Lard quiet a. l3tsc ljsc for bbs and Kegs Lisc
lic Butter was In rood demand n ICE &c tor
aud lsc. &c Tor Stale. Caeese Ia gccf demand a.
Sc. a p1sc.
.Rios'seies Of about 600 casks were reported Al &c
sAc. and &c.
RrsL RsTsrr PHO, Of ground with buildings corner a
n oadway and Twentieth street. g. go; sore and i No. al
Pea street q loo $1,000 house snd lct Ne 70 IN Third
q a G sl., Egs as s e Ss ~ s. sss
-4rest pdiolr ing ~ CrO: do DO woccst street. nony
ki ards street. 81 Es "a lots and gcrrr, between Carroll
nes corner q Downing street and Putnam avenue " 2sl
IN { nrroli street rear Ninth avenue. ISIS.
efoans.-Tbe market vas quite firm, with sales ~ about
hhds Cuba mnscot ado ~ ranging from sc ~
or low Grades and sac assc for fair 70 prime and as 40
wa w1,ss in u stau, 10 ssa were made s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-16

BAXTER Hook and Ladder Company turpei ont 80 instead
Of Il Putnam Engine Company No. belongs 70 PORT
Cbester, NJ T. instead OF Long Island. The last named
company the guests OF Manhattan Engine Company