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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06
William burx city News.

porppRy-Ihs house u Irving Psrmles, 40 South
san,h street was robbed Saturday afternoon OF a
aumber of articles Of iewery, oseuerrotypes. a. !,
ssnountng 10 about three hundred dollars Omcers
lusn and Moves arrested boys yesterday, srsp
rin OF being Concerned the robbery but examlns
ton nothing being proven against them, they vefe dis
chGeed
pxrTr LARCENY two boys, named James Smith an
teotTe Williams arrested Saturr ~ night on
cuace fsearg pair OF boots from the " Adam
tpth, In Grana street. They were held Tor ex4nina-
TN.
rNrp FvoN INsrMrs -Mrs Myres, who
s.csrely kjneu Inwsday last by being burned b.
a. extos,n of phene lamp the corner NJ rtsgg
s8a MSrreA streets, died Of her injuries saturday
t4ug
frxoft2nc Mass MExrva "A mass meeting Of tbs
dsas,ery OF ee tifh Congressional dstricf viii be hed
,hA eyept Al e Of trend and fnrimer streets
nre on "A IL meeting 10 respond the nomination
o, vr b. yslav the demo0rsti nomise. for Congress
ropi ne tisrut h Y1S.c, lioyd, Of v-gnis, s.d
o4L-t. 80 sxy.stes > Ii
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The Common Council.

The Board OF Aldermen will hold the first meeting OF
their October session this evening" .! i've O'clock and
viii convene Supervisors at four One of the most
immediate questions for their action that Of the adop
ton of glass globulsr ballot boxes for the approaching
and all future elections The matter was referred last
month to a committee, who will 10 doub. be prepared
to report on IL this week.
The Board Of Councilmen meet this evening at s
o'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

Fremont Demosutraticn At Providence, II. I.
Providence, Oct. s, 1855.
mo Young Mems Fremont mass meeting on Saturday
evening 70 rstfy the examinations Of the Presidential
ELECTORS wus IN imposing affair. Westminster street
brilliantly illuinated md speeches made from the
slasds. Fireworks werc displayed, and now rag bear
~ the Of Fremont and Dayton thrown 70 the
breeze Ths number present estimated 1t ten thousand
nd upwards. Aer the meeting procession was formed,
which marched through the principal streets.
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Political Riots In Baltimore.

bALTMOkA, Ocs. ., Ao0os
Our city has been disgraced by four riots TO day. all
growing out Of politics. The most serious originated from
reports charging the democrats with having imported
raSy Of New York roughs" 70 do the fighting At the
yes on Wednesday next The head quarters Of the EN-
Pre- Club and subsequently the tavern on Marsh market
space mobbed In both instances the assaans were
driven OF by the use Of firearms. Ono man was shot,
end . number OF others severely beaten. There was
great number Of discharges Of firearms, and immense
crowds Of people were congregated in the street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

The american Conventions OF the several Assembly
districts Of Kings county Sst mbled SATURDAY. and
placed the following candidates in nominstions-
Seopd Ds<fytct-E o. Perrin, OF the ssth ward. The
dstrct comprises The Fret Second, third, Sxsb Tenth
Twelfth wards
TAnd Ipsfsd-Geo. c. Thompson % the Eleventh
vard. The ds'ric, comprises the Fourth, FIN, ssveatb
and Eleventh wards.
The American Convention or the Second police district
con rrspg the second aud Fifth wards sei Caleb
suffers tar ,ee Csyssincy Of laid district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

Pain In inc Side, Want Of Breath, Dyspcp-
STA are speedily cured by BRANDRETHSV U. pills They
give hea often restore the sick where eve
other medicine has failed Sold at &c per box The Doctor
Asoa 2 Hudson street, and 10 B0wery and BY Respectable
medicine dealers everywhere.
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IIsE continued firm, with sales Of 200 bbls including
common Rockiand At sSc, aud lump al 81 1917.
LoroRs.-h demand for all descriptions IL quito &C
ve and note Gales OF Is half pipes Coanao brandy
30 So 40 half pipes Rocf ellie, 80 90 % co. 20 pipes
GIN ~ 20 81 30; 10 puncbeons Jamsca rum 81 So 10
puncbeons Scotch whlskey, ~ 81 25 900 caret
wine ~ 76 100 quarter casss sherry wine, 81 30 o.;
30 quarter casks pvrt wine, % ca 100 quarter casks
dry Malaga, soc &c. 100 quarter casks MAlaga
p0c . ptc.
HoiA~rs-sales Of SO hhds Cuba muscovado were
made At 46c.
NAVAL sroRrs were quiet and prices unch snscd
Gr--English nseed was In good demand Cor future
delivery, and about 600 gallons American sold
csc. . 81 IN cAsks and bbs and 3, 900 do N D. Z
Crude whale and sperm were steady, and prices
changed.
PsoyrsoSs.-Pork-rhe market was dull, and aales
moderate The transactions confined 10 Abost 500
. 400 bbk a. SO q3sf . $40. I'D prime 81 st1 rs
Bee eady nth sales Of about $50 bbls including
country prime ct % a o. and mess do. III 90 . % IS
Oshsr descriptions unchanged. Cut meats scarce
and steady with sales NJ 30 hhds., at &C. 7sSc Tor
shoulders, and hams al &C. okc. A sale OF 30 hhds
smoked clear sides, for shpment California made
~ l3sc Butier steady II 1sc. q 2sc for prime
STATE, and Ice 2oc. for Ohio. Cheese unchanged
lard was quiet at iaac
Hosr.-ssles Of 81 ncrc.s and bbls. were made, In
bond, for export, At Tic. cash.
RcE-About zoo bbls. sold nj &c. 60.
srGkRs The market Was steady, and sales con-
aned 70 about sto 800 hhds chiefly 81 skc asc for
Cubs muscovsdo
wmsKTr.-slcs rIoo ZOO sss. we're made =, ssxc.
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extra brands at quotations. The lower grades
nominal Southern brands were heavy, and prices IA
vored purchasers The sales confined 70 about 800
500 bbls Rye flour and meal quiet and prices
unchanged Wheat-The Gales embraced 90, 900 900
bushels, including Southern and Western red at 81 45
81 b. and Southern Western and Canadian white At 81 50
Corn rather easier tho sales embraced about 600
50 0o0 bushels, at &C. &c. for sound Western mixed
Rye was scarce; prime new was held at soc. 92c
Oats In fair demand and ranged from 43c. 44c for
STATE and 47c for Western.
CoEs-Sales limited, in view OF the auction sale
TO come Of on the 9Th inst Small sales OF Rio made
1t about l0kc. Ike.
CoTToN continued firm, and the sales embraced about
1000 ! 500 bales; mddlng uplands were scarce and
higher in proportion than upper grades We quote mid
ding uplands at 1870.
FREioHH were steady 70 Liverpool About COO
$4,000 bushels of grain taken 1t 10d In bulk and
bags, with some lots Of flour at 2s., and cotton (com
pressed) at I'd To London, about IL 900 bushels Of
grain were engaged Ut l0kd, In ships bags. To Glas
Cow -four taken at d. 3D., and grain II l0d. Rates
Tor Havre were unchanged.
HAy-The market steady, with sales OF 500 l. 600
bales for shipment At 60c. . 0bc.
HIDES active and closed about &c. per ID, higher
han ut the Of the past week. The sales embraced
$500 Buenos Ayres "a lbs, at 29c; 1000 do, At 2sc
H1sc.; LOCO Angostura. at 2ohc. 27c. The stock Is
10, b00 comprsiDg II 3o4 oronooo, 2o9t Savanla 200
West India and S72 sandwich Islands Many Of the
sells Al Quarantine having served out their time, have
been permitted 10 como up the city, and less rigor
having been pursued with others, the stock has
been augmented, and some extensive operations
have been reported Dry sailed hides were scarce and
hrm The receipts for the week have been 80 09 hides
from foreign ports, and $3.50 coastwse, folowsl3
900 Orinoco, per Alphonse sl4 African per A. Mitch
ell o245 dry and 900 sailed Buenos Ayres per Mary
Frances; SO7S Vera Cruz per Flash; 1864 Savanla
per Winthrop aud 1850 coastwise-tota 07l hides
The receipts OF last mouth comprise l2z 462 hides,
which Ito $40 from o gn ports and the baan &C.
i2ll2, were from Baltimore, Philadelphia sc. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

wun-KEynrlI.-OnT Thursday, Oct a, by the Rev e.
G. Ferry, Mr. EDwARp wills 10 Mas May Axs daueh.
ter Of Abrm Kende, all OF this city.
GiAs1-GIAsz TN Tuesday Sept 30, by the Rev. M.
Haieht At Trinity church, Mrs ASasrrxA eLASz ApoIrH
GLADE both OF this city.
BaRros-J oassroSr--0n Tuesday, Sept 10, At No. III
Greene street, by the Rev =. Thomson Mr.. JAsxs q.
BAnrcS TO Miss JAM TOMBSTONE, both Of Dumieshre,
Scotland.
BovxAS-RucAsrrB On Saturday, oct 4. by the Rev.
T. II. Price, NJ bis residence. Mr. RicHavD BOWMAN, Of
Carlisle, England 10 Mrs JAsx RrcAsTs, OF the Franklin
square hotel IN this city.
o~noRs--AsrHosr.-By Rev. John Mliett, RonKzr r.
oposs, formerly Of Brooklyn, 70 ELsos G. AsrHosY Of
the same place.
HUDSON papers please copy
wHpups--Brft Al Milford, c., en- Wednesday. Or
L. b. the Rev. Asa NJ Train, FsgDs1CK NJ wsxw, sr az
Hancock, n. ", 70 MISS kzassrs Corr Bur1 o. che lcr.
ner place.
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THE LATEST NE w g..
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELEsRAPHs.

Political Demonstrations In Pennsylvania
and New jersey.
TRENTON, Oct. ., 1885,
We have had two monster meetings. The republican,
hsd meeting II IAnghorn's HILL Bucks county, Pa,
Saturday. The attendance was IMMENSE and variousy
estimated d from ten to twenty thousand II was the
nsgest meeting We have had In these parts during the
sanpaign.
ne democrats Of Burlington county held their county
meeting Mount Holly, 1t whish eight thousand persons
wso present II b said to have been the greatest meet
ing ever held in the county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

ARRIVAL or FIsHrRNEN.-The Marolehead cor
cproncplt u saeu tse5uer says Of
n.tirg n et returned Nth aggregate Of ias 100
nsh Meet The hsh landed the already bren
so'd A. tar rrNss. 80 our ch,ens are reiqng r,h
Nm. well oi ,l,.n sad nassips.
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Total. $3.50 lo9 3.
The company's estimate for the year ending Decembe
81, 1855, Is 100000. The earnings within abou
OF that figure, and there three Of the bes
business months lett. The road viii be opened 10 FOX
Lake the 10th inst, which will give the company bus
bom very important section Of country. II viii
that umc reach point enough 10 Portage 70
all the carrying trade OF that place and places
tho Wisconsin river this FALL
The following statement shows the receipts the Nor
Canal for the week and year the 9th ul,mo con
pared with corresponding time last yeir;-
Total 70 september 20, 1s5s..... .s22l 1872 ss
Week endng Sept &C. $780,. o,ols 10
TOTAL 70 Sept %, 1855. ......s2oe, COS %
2l5,s1i a.
laosease, 1880 ....................... 1888 -
The receipts, Il will be seen, steadily on the In
crease leaving scarcely doubt that the business Of
year sll exceed the estimate OF 100000.
Thai part Of The Cincinnati Peru and Chicago Rsrola
which lies between Iaporte and plymouth Over ~ Mn,
miles, has been conn eted and In operation for the
two Oosts The receipts already give evidence Of sa
sfscsory results. AT Iaporte thus road connects vi,
the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana road oalS
abott twenty-five miles OF the track OF the Ptsburs
Fort Wayne and Chicago road remsns 70 be laid 70
plete The connection by rails with the first named
at plymouth. Some 700 hands employed In Ia,
ing The twenty ave miles Of track with rails and Gro.
ties, which will be completed By the 2osh Of 0u,bcr
whsn this h done, and direct communication b.
rail- with Chicago viii be opened from Philadelphia By
way Of Pitssburg. Fort Wayne and Laporte saisfsc
tory running q rangemcns has already been made wit
the Michigan Southern and Northern fadiana road.
The Milwaukee and Horizon Railroad is rapidly AZ
preaching completion. Eight miles TO DO opcoeO
on The csh iustsnt, and eight more win be nnishei
by November lst the grading being nearly done, AMI
the materials all hand. Twenty Of the companys nrst
mortgage eight per bonds went BY last steamer 70
Europe for foreign account, n prices We did sot learn
Tho eight miles nrsl mentioned touch tho thriving village
Of Brandon, and s greatly increase the receipts o,
the company. In relation ss this road the Milwaukee
Sesfsrsi Of The Let instant says
By the advertisement 10 day will be that another
section Of the Ml~auke and HORIZON Railroad Il compile
ted, 10 Brandon station, eight miles beyond wAupub.
twenty three miles from HORIZON and seventy four hon
this city. The trains com mcnce running regularly 10
Brandon next Monoay The work beyond n well I'd
vsnced and the road win reach Rpcs about The iN Of
Eext month.
10 this important enterprise gees surely ahead pushing
o.a the tears centre Of the STATE Eust be Of
very best roads IN State and roll mp handsome
essnings for ne stockholders.
The value OF foreign merchssd se imported into th
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AMH.-The market was dull, and prices nominal.
BRxADsrUFFs. market extremely dull.
and sales moderate and could not be effected with
out less concession in prices and the uansac-
indicated decline of about &c. loo per bb The
sales embraced about 5000 bb at about the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

Well may these pills be calsst a
sre ~ ~ maAd throughout TIC
medical "a gmatisis, Who regard
fules % ssr~tlefe re rler'rilied
liver crrr'ars. md tytn.< i
pills.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

st another victory fer The celebrated Wilder patent
der sa One OF these celebrated proof safes delivered
up 80 canests IN perfect state Of preer sson after pssus
through the ~ the burning Luienthas obsec0 Aof
III inst. The celebrated nre sse made
sod by Sas G. Herring HE license having expired. but
be had sf AL sizesl the no
peied Their msiacory snd ready 20 receive ORDERS
Depot IL Water sireef. Wall New York
b. G.. WILDER a CO.. Pafenteea and Manufacturers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

Weekly Report Of Deaths,
In the city and county Of New YORK. n the 9Th day
Of September TO the lth day Of October, 1850.
Men, 6s; women 80; boys, l5s; girls, l27-toal, $50.
Adults ia; children, 2o6; maies 2oo females, 49,
lored persons, 4.
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Inur.-At ses, ospt Aasos Lssvrrr, aged q yssrs.
9 h. ntbs sn1 10 DIS
Tbs relatives ana friends Of the nm,y, the meus 70 sr
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called for, and doubt instructed
PHILADELPHIA HOUSES.
c. a. Il Geo. Abbott, L. Martin Co.,
Archer Warner, p. #. Rohernel,
r. Donnell 4 SON, shafner, Zieger Co.,
| T. W. Evans Co., Scaaefer 4 koradi,
Fitzgerald n Co, Thompson Babbitt,
icon Hynemap, Wood Erringer,
BY man L. SIMPSON,, Work, Young & siccouch-,
BALTIMORE HOUSES.
Aldrdgc, HIgdon Co., Price Liug,
Appleton Il Co., ~ Rogers 4 Co.,
| J. n. Cook & Co., seemuller n Son,
Gable, McDoweiI 4 Co., w. wIkens Co.,
Goodhand, Tucker x Smith, James r. Ward Co.
Marshall 4 Co.,
Allen, whiting Lane 4 s W. waldron l. Son.,
washburn, wheeock, Bail n Co.,
Elliot 4 Brown. wiherell Co.,
Hobart White L Metcalf-3, whittcmore, Niles h Hall,
l.. J. Homes Happy Home and PAror
Page, Richardson Co., Magazine.
Pierce Brothers FLANDERS,
List OF letters advertised in the Boston Herald Oct i,
1885, remaining In the Boston.Post on,e uncaed for,
no doubt medirected;-
rHnApKrrmA HOUSES.
VIM. II. French Co., Isaac Jesnes Co.,
Henry r. Gilbert, l. JohnsOn d Co.
Fitzgerald Msgruder, Perkins Co.
James N. Halg a Brothers,
HOUSES.
carbar., Bacon, Clark $50, Fosg Brothers,
Drake Carter, Palmer, Richardson h Co.,
@ rus W. Fled Co.. Symmes Co.
list Of letters advertised In the Baltimore Sun, Tues
day September 80, 1885, remaining tho Pos, Once,
Baltimore, uncaed for, probably misdhectcds-
nav YORK HOUSES.
DAvh Holmes, =. Y. q ~. NJ Iaper. AZ
Grover 4 Baker, vertsed g. q. * H. W. Ia
Grover, Baker a. Co, Der
rfifApKIPruA uorsys
IL Kellogg Sons, Preuss a Luitlach.
WASHINGTON CRY.
Gregory Maury.
go, <..-.s.- rs,- ~
srrilnE Sovn-Srcuit-Nos. ses BIZ 90! 90 Mo
isss sss at SIS IOss iesI iisa mas 5ss sai, 81.
ssyrasop Corrr-Sos Ass : IL IA n 10 40
d 9a "a "a "a u al al az "a al AL 9o 40 al al
80 a. 81 49, "a - - - - - - - - = = =
~ 30 D., NJ a ,aa ,as ofa o., oea
soMhoN -Isrt - W. 2. 100 lfo, 80, .o@, 80
S26 47e, Sol, b2l, 0s CO., 6sl, I0S Part 2-Nos. so2
ss4 sss sse 500 $50, 49, b2o Sac $50 co., go TO-
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lDVERTSEMESn RENEWED EVERY DAT.


lDVERTISEMENn RENEWED RvERH DAT.
For snuatiens and Help, zee sixth page.
M19CKLLANEOUD.
RATCHELoRH HAIR DYE, WIGS AND roUPEKs. ARR
- superior 70 all oshera Their improvements
perfect comfort The natural and durability
His snrvacd and only harmless hair dye applied
privse rooms. ~ BATCHELoRs, x3 Broadway.
MoRGANs EXPOSURE or rREEMAsoNRy.-AT-
AVA yns Ritual 81 Freemasonry Also noveis- al half the
publication price old books enErsvlngs noves autographs
beugh, and sod By NEAGLE HfCkLs s0k broadway.
T,EAs.-THE CANTON TEA @0IPAxY HAVE ON
band every variety Of tess for dealers and
prvaae fsmiles-souchong oong and young hyson from
DC % tsr sunpowder and imperial Rom xc. 70 ssc ali
other qualities equally low Aso d. boxen family
tea for COLLAR Call and examine-f6 street 81
tween Pearl and Roosevelt streets =
TUE YOUNG MANS HAT-SrLK HATS In NEW
patterns are nis DAY introduced. Their sdaptsion 10
men, and other points q excellence style quality
and price, be.peek for them the special notice OF our Young
and economical patrons LEAkv A co, Asfor House
Broadway leaders and ntroducers o. fashion.
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NIissent Letters.

List Of letters advertised in the NEw York Herald,
Oct g. 1856, remaining in the New York Post once
called for, and no doubt instructed
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c,rsAfsdoro's Hair Dye and Wigs msy b
bad ofsupsror excellence aud the dye prveiey applied
Not As0r House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-06

would remsn under the Of dsssrceable breath
VIXEN by using the balm Of thousand howersp deni
trace would not only render sweet leave the teesh white
alhbaste Many persons do their breath bsd
ss hesuhject delicate their friends will sntc<
Pour single drop 81 the balm tooth brush arr
wash the teeth night and morning any cent bottle Wi
lasta For sale by Az druggss None gensne unesr
signed by fE1RIDGE CO., propfsefors.
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whites 50 Hat, Fall stylc.-l4S Fulton
street. between Broadway and Nassau street.
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New York. e2s
Baltimore. 800
Boston. q 500
Saem... s. 500
Hors There was q moder ate demand for new at Sc.
q 10c., while old were nominal.
LKAD-Snsll salcs OF German were made at 40, and
10 tons Span ish at6i1c.
LEArIIR was In active demand, and at nrm prices.
Mr.. Hull In his weekly circular, says
There has been very active during past
wins gradual advance In price OF lc lie ID. ali
descriptions Of hemlock Prices reached the highest
figure known for the last twenty years. with every pros
pect OF SUI further advance Heavy weights especially
with demand Oak sole quite steady and
firm, with very moderate supply -Four Of our heaviest
hemock and large tannees have been destroy ed
by IRE during the past weeks which
taby curfa receipts for time The demand during
week has been very active, reducing the
D00 sides hemlock. Although tanners dong their
most finish and forward their leather the market continues
quite Of n dock
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Alfred Munroc 4 Co. have Now Ready, and
constantly receiving from Their manufacturing depart
3 very Assortment OF overcoas kagans busi
ness coats, panta Ac &C. for and boys.
ALFRED MONROE a CO.. NO AL Broadway
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The Boys Clothing. NJ Rogers, Corner Of
Fulton and Nassau s-ess all fashionsbly cut and ~ 70
CARDS the ercnt variety and cheapness 0f the assortment
cannot he matched IN out ~ New York. Call and sec.
Frsser's Fall style of BeautifuI and AZ
rssve show bills Tor city ssd country merchants store win
dows Ae large sock hand. s34 Broadway, corner
th.frD
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1856-09-18
WILD MAN OF AFRiUA.

There is yet, says DR.. Prince, another in
habitant of the woods by the Gaboon River,
more TO be feared than the African boa, 1t is
the wild man of the woeds--not the ourang
outapg, though an immense ape always &C
Ting ON the offensive, and ready TO attack man.
Ihe bones OF his eXtEemities are larger than
Those Of an ordinary sized full grown man.
nave examined them here, aRd while contem-
plating the skull. the jaws, and their terrible
apparatus, really experienced sort Of shud
aering, The canine teeth ale upwards Of TWO
inches long. and of prOporliunate oulk. There
is a ridge running from the tepof the nose
backward. over the crown of the head to thi !.
IS affixed amuscle, by which the living animal
draws backwards and forwards mos. frightiui
crest OF stiff hairs when enraged, or purposing
TO intilct Injury he ereots them, and draws the
clest forwards over his large glaring eyes, and
ntters most hideods yells at the same time. =
Nothing seems to intimidate him. Some
times be advances with boughs Of trees bro.
Ken oil for the purpose Of concealing his ap.-
proach and attack. and suddenly grasps the
legs Of the human being. brings him in
stantly to the ground, breaks his bones BIZ
blows OF his mighty arms and hands, and
tears the flesh by his rDonstrous teeth. The
native huntsman who goes in search. or meets
with him whilst pursuing less formidable ami
mails, has learned that the safest way TO en-
sagei TO act quite on the defensive ITO let the
monster draw near, when he Immediately seize;
he end Of the muzze of the gun (Ieady cooked |
md pre- tSented) between his teeth. Instantly
I must be discharged ~ the man either delays
Ill the ape has compressed the barrel so as 10
lose it, or fails to give mortal wound, woe be !
o him his doom is sealed