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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
HAVANA.

Tie steamship Quaker City. Capt. Shufridt, from
Mobile .,1d inst and Havana oath. ) P. H., arrived
here yesterday afternoon.
From Havana we Learn that the health oi the city
had very much improved and no fears are now enter
tanned from the yellow fever. The local ne "a OF the
island il unnterestng. Several British men-of-war are
cruising around the island occasionally touching at
Havana. None of the vessels belonging TO our Home
Squadrcu have been in the harbor for some time The
primary labor on the new railroad to Matanzas pro-
crossing fsvorably; the stock i all subscribed for
In business. sugars have been dull; stock 1880
boxes; the crop of the island short OF last year TX
change remains as at last advices; New-lork and
Northern cities 81 TO per cent discount; London u
to premium Freights have improved, and no
United States vessels unengaged.
On the 9th inst at g. 80 a. m, lat SO 55 N, lon
Is - W, fell IN with the steamship Philadelphia
McGowan. from Havana I'D inst, for New-fork
disabled; raquired no assistance. Weather at the
time very pleasant. Received from her onepassenSer
and the following note from Capt. McGowan:
STEAMSHIP PHILADELPHIA, S.pt =. 1856.
DrAR CAPTAIN; Last nigh the craukpn OF ne staroa9i
srsire broke which has partly dsabl'd u' AAd W. are 'S
CAPE Forid. which a't.d up o lat - agd created ne .
iayy Leadsea II the weather continues favorable "Ip''
reach New York Tae'day next A VI ~ S';Id
n. W. SRUFELDT, s.q, Quaker City.
The Quaker City left in Havana the steamships En-
pire CITY, from New-York for New-Oreans, and the
Granada for AspinwaI.
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Markets.
Ic.n In.Nrr.cn 1,Lu..d.-

iSAS FRAscIsco, Thursday Evening, Sept. 4. 1855.
FLOURTaDsaci0s 10 day up equal 70 about rs bois
Domestic and IS packafes Eastern Flour go qr sacks
lie .od 90 IS $50 do. City Mills $6 2 600 ID. do. q,
81 100 DO Domestic st 81 IS; 400 do Golden Gate sold a.
- go do AlysO A8 IS, 30 Golden Gate EH AID
zoo Con nercs do. at o. 20 qr 'seEs fo~er' > II
g 80 y Is btls Haxal and CALICO sold in lots al %
Suffolk Mill a. : l3
MrAL AND BRAS-Ssles Of 800 California fresh ground
Corn Meal B. ~ half bbs sweet Eastern Corn A-a sold
a. - 64t; tons Bran a. -.
WHEA1-A good inquiry aud rstes decidedly morr hrn
sales OF l65 bag IN a. the following figures 90
b.es sold al &c 300 d. 10. ~ ~ ~ 80 d. and 10
do !c $40 do and 20 do 81 So rs do sold ~ III
BARLEY-1he market spp'as 20 be- very rm and .ii" are
Effected readily full quotations Sales Of 10 bag IA seven
lots ~, 1ed 250 bag ordinary sod ~ I - o.
q5 7j0 do 800 and 80 d.. at - "a. 10 DO A.
g 90. and ID Do. lobbed a. l.c.
OAIs-No demand jobtnE. We hear Of but single
sslc e $50 bags u DC
CoRN-lC0 bass Yellow sold a. &C.
PoRK-I0C half bbs Clear cold al . lS 25
Hhns-5O torces IN bTlHe sold al l6c.
BUTTER-lOO fTkins New, choice, sold at 81 &C.
BIaNs-Sale Of 60 bags California BAyOs AZ 10
PoT,ToFs-sa. today Of 675 bags in fvelo' a. the follow
r rates bags .od 21c 80 do and 81 do .od al 6O
oOO do. and l45 do AZ &c.
ATPLEs- 80 kegs Dried sold at l.!
MoLAssrs-z5 bbls New ORLEANS sold Al 60o-
CaNuI $50 boxes Grant CrumptOn Co... AlSmsutines
sold 200 O.. first quality Adarnantiu's cold al 4c
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29

sory Transit Company m the Rspubtc 70 have been
sprrs.ed 81 500 o00 and the debt TO the Government
Of 'Nicsr,gus by said Transt Company st more than
t3co co., ihs; the Company have abandoned said prop
cry or sought transfer TO the enemies OF the Stae
therefore the said property declared TO De- taken
IN the name of the Republic BY the receiver;
Dec. No 81 directs the holder OF sore-ad srtp@rty.
OF the part Of The State Jos Scott 70 deliver pos.
session Of tbe to the agent q. orgsn and asoc
for and in Of the OF four hundred
thousand dollars, receipt Of which BY the Republic i
lcknos edged.
Dec, No % establiahes arecori Of land tiee in each
Of tie depNtmens- requires all having titles 10 present
them for registry within SIX months, and all conveyan-
oes mortgages or incumbrances made after September
10 will be invalid. unless thus registered
OF the movements Of the English feet 6; San Jusn,
we learn that the Archer OF 10 guns arrived there nom
her cruise to CarthsgeLs on Tuesday lat the AFrI-
CANT, 10 guns left San Juan for Port Royal, ia, on
Wedne-day the Independence, t0 guns, lett 10, Al'
por- on Thur-dav and the Archer and two gun-boats
were living there vhrn the S>lent left
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
TIE WIFE THE MURDERED PHILLIPS

Corre,ponGeree o: The N. Y. Tribune.
JACKSONVILLE Sept. II, l~
yost Of your readers are probably familiar with 10
account Of the murder Of two Free-State pm, of1s
name Of Philips, in the city of Leavenwortb s~
week since. read this account in Chicago psps,
sns had my blood stirred while reading Il, bnt id DO
dream that any sufferer connected with the even. v"
III ny immediate ueighborhood. Yesterday aitern@s
weat TO visit the wife Of the Superintendent q ~
lneDe Hospital in this place, and in the course .,
conversation on Kansas she spoke Of the nuFds~ "
Phillips, and told iAat his wife is at the prsenI ~
an innate Of the hospital. Being in delicate sAT q,
health the continued excitement consequent uPon ~
ing in KGnsas during the past year, had 80 efect,
a. TO produce insanity. Not long since she was ov.t
by her hu bald and placed in the Asylum SeSs
returned Ia defend his rights free citizen d -
sas. four ber young delicate looking wonsn, ~
hctly quiet and was told she speaks freqrnH
tie speedy return Of her husband. She knows no. -.
Of biz dtath and my heart bleeds when think o. -
probable ,nect Of the communication upon woss -
Of 70 delicate an organization. could wsd nss 80
won en- through the length and breadth OF the - .ox
s,ates light see this lady and think they coes 10
help usIs all the influence they WELD to ross 20
berds iub. r. and brothers 20 protect those noo1
liz Kansas who are lighting for Freedom and h'Spnp
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
We have news from the South Pacific dated 8.
Valparaiso on lAh of August.
CHI
r,on m, Mereryio Of va!r4rai.o

Fro. The Mereryio Of IG!rIraiso -itsts:lS
Ibi. fortnight has been scaity in events likely -
claim the foreign readers attention. We enjoy un-
altered peace the result Of the last elections, whi h
sr,oppc.d in former ~ Jews known, nobody has
b,,toued another thought on the subject, and ST.
Mortis ,enstallmeut is awaited ordinary event
m5di6cs,ion in the Cabinet has been rumorcd now
and then, but up 20 the present moment We believe
this is ratl or the manifestation OF desire than the
St,Il in the last sessions Of Congress, We hsvc
sked a tendency 10 discuss some Of the measure,
submitted by GovornmeI 10 the consideration Of the
legislative Chambers. In the Chamber OF Represent
siiv,s a debate arose on project presented by the
Minister of Finance for granting tie Ia cuuve, daring
four years, ,ower to ahenate lands belonging TO :Ae
State, On he plea ha: some ci them Afforded 10 revc
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-29
NEWLY WORK MANY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 1855.
o,t;,u. un,il tAe Affairs Of Nsplcs and Of Greece

continue until the Affairs Of NsP'cs and o. @ Srssoe
are settled. Strange rumOrs are floating about q
mental nalady of the Emperor NspcIeon oslns S .ne M
Gaze Of his protracted stay at Barritr, and Ine
counts come from such sources as 70 inaueT rs
T,ms, to send special correspondent to the ryre,
pees TO inquire into the truth OF It AZ iar as Se
are able 10 Judge the rumor rests upon no fun
bu: Napoleon wishes to remain AZ "s'su'e -
Paris While the Murst intrigue ls earned on tha',
n essa Of a failure he should not seem TO have
countenanced the conspiracy.
The idea of a unisn of Moldsvia and Wsllachn
seems 10 be abandoned even BY France. The
Car treats the French Government with the great
est res pect, and tries 10 beriend the Emperor Ma
poleop with q Russian alliance. A. +. &
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HaYiN1.
.. .arenes kxsn, IL, % Mle 4.

In Fan yr,u.isco aurus Is LsSrenes kysn IT,, 70 Ms n
T. w S.bp.w.d 10th bofDe,y o.. fD,s -,~-h.u. RI
In San Prsr eisca, ASsust 81, MI nSne. - =.
G.,. val., and formerly OF Cheshire, Csna 70 Mise aAs'
h1le1 s's o. Dssa n.mb., NJ Antonio B. samson 70
Mi. PsDn'r Middleton asotbier OF '" H. h''o-''h 81 o
Ssn FrsDeisoo. - m, n , u.-- =, y,.ha ,o u..
= "A sI,r o. south Brooklyn. Ns~-Yort - -
A, OstSDd. Antus' q NJ kn'.e oafaSA VI O'~ef' ~ l.
~ Tl,1sf.,b jan. Lino,n Of Erie, Pa
IN s.p Frsnci.co September Mr Ellison L. Crawford of
suspi.h bar, 10 Mrs Lucens h. Hooper oi CAhDe, Me-
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rre 10 he hessury. The Hoeee Aesrtsted . oerH e
awarding this vote Of unlimited confidence, and pesS
were 20 EQUALLY balanced that the subject Wa resooeo


ioI iur her consideration. ..,
Tie Soei,,y Cor Pubic Ins;ruc ion whose insa~ai 1i
toI We noticed IN our Grner reSie~ has % oon n-ss5
it, b. d. hcen, task with srdor worthy oi IL PP
object. s,,.;.
Two amateur concerts are pre- pairing one IN SAM
ago and another in Valparaiso, the proceeas ~ oe f
Iied 10 eharltable purposes. .l
TIE Minister have 10, yet presented her Anpun M
staten ents to Congress- and wait tor star a 20
trcr these official documents 10 ascertain we
procre.s made by the Republic during the !aa' ci'l
ytsr. ,,,.-,
Tie season ht. been extremely fevofatis 70 ar'rni
ture and crops prom n be sansfect"y Inc VOTE
or the SoAtinso ard Valparaiso Rs!ifosd are acu'ey
csned on. Gu the southern lice slight dia"osh
Ia. occurrod Mr.. Chcvser in'rIs;ed with tle az
r.diOn and management of the works pre-,n'e uls
resignation which has been admitted by be boeru VI
Dr,ctors. Tie causes Of thi- event are not Known.
The Society Of the Future Of Fsnilie- continue
rT.sueriug Tie ,ubscrJton- during the n,h'h oi
Juy amo1pted 70 sk-ag1 J. which sum, joined TO ne
81 .j eoj receive In former months, make loal "i
sl $3.50 for !. .sJ2 placers.
Tie movement in the mint during the St month hes
been as follow: sr.sso
Bullion in proer.. a, ne end Of J1y....... ''3s.
h9vsneed e on billion aurns ..ii month";. 200
P.ynea; received far advances 900
Il onlyre aims for Us to notice the ramors set afoat
within the Republic and aisO within the negnooTi9g
countries, concerning the organization oi an .APcur
ton TO act against Peru IL appears that a..elnPs
were made to enlist some men in the South WIN ths'
otject, g. has been surmi-ed Government "oS
measures beforehand 70 prevent the nnder'aA ng' anu
all fear in this respcc, have vanishet.
Tie Valparaiso markets arr improving.
PERU.
The only item of news OF much importance = ,ne
account OF an attempt 10 overthrow the President
PcIu. The Leaders Of the movement wcre Genera
Castillo and Lieutenant Yungay. The affair laspd
ata NJ fifteen four., during which time some thlrty
persons were killed a great deal OF plundenhg "H'
A. and tho result was the overthrow Of the H.
suigtIts.
In Bolivia the yellow fever was raging throughout
snyernl districts
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Personal intelligence.


SENATOR Dougias aud his accomplished bride, togoher
wsh General shields and other members Of their bridal
party attended the Opera last evening under the escort
Of Hon. Ausustus schell and Hon. John G. Hahcr. In
boz directly opposite the occupied by the distinguish
Cd party above mentioned, Colonel Fremont and lady
wore seated. evidently enjoying tho opera, and unds
surbed by The presence Of the formidable political oppo
mont Of the gallant Colonel.
The Petersburg, Va Dcmocroi, Of the 22nd inst
sains the foow wing ?limenty notices Of Mr. Tea
body
It's deporaby amusing 70 witness the cut-taIed crop
cared cross bred arsocrac turnkey ism OF the North
err press towards certain lucky iondouzet Yankee
shy lock known Peabody. II this Individual has an
aa,scs Of rheumatic govt" forthwith the NEw YoRg Hs
YAH bsrss loudly and Justify About IT. and then the
go up whipe OF tesay coincidence truly pity that
shsse pa,oot nonsrel s,,siocrsnc YANKEES have not
C,g youroi" wherein TO cnrencle tho sckening do
tall o every act. saying ard lccoie OF this million
afve peabody. THIS Independent dollar adorng vel
ow plush press the ksrih w. IN all TRUTH the
support Of humbus. snctbery, and Goldfish can't 1--WE
fun purse Peabody
Cover nor Csusey 81 Delaware, has appointed Joseph
p Comepys. Esq, "A Dover, senator 70 IA the vacaa.
cy cam 90 ny the death o. Mr. Clayton NJ. Cgmesyss
aieadng member IT he Dais ware bar, q gentleman o.
education apd ability, with large experience in the publc
affairs IN tisJwn state and well informed in na,onal
poYic.. He a near relative 81 the uasrsous man
whoSe piece ae has been selected 10 Tiled aud during
the Ne Of tho latter enjoyed hts entire confidence and
esteexi.
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City Politics.


THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, GENERAL COMMIT
TTE-- ArRsNGEMEsrs FOR THE ELECTION OF rus
GENERAL COMMITTEE FOR THE yEAE 1857.
The Democratic Republican General Committee assem-.
bied In The Coal Hole, at Tammany Hall last eveaing for
the purpose Of making preliminary arrangements for The
election OF the General Committee for the ycsr 1867,
The attendance of both members and outsiders
usually large, a0t dep interest," manifested by the
latter IN ths proceedings of the iermer.
The meeting being called 10 ORDER by wilson Small the
CHAIRMAN Of The Committee, and The minutes Of
meeting having been read by the secretaries kessrs.
Benedict and Chancellor
retol lucn offered by Josiah Sutherland OF sho
Twenty nrst ward In relation 10 lhe eocon or the Gene
raj Committee for the coming year, declaring that
primary elections should be held IN taca ward
on the I'd VI December, between the hours OF 4
and o'el6ck, when delegates 10 the committee
should ne ohosrn. The resolution aNo provided
for the appointment OF Executive Committee
whose duty " would he To nominate members OF tn
General Com nitcc IN suca wards where there falod 20
be an aTeeineni Ihis resolution was adopted ay VOC
q s5 ~ II.
IN sccordsnce with he spIr, Of the above usatoue4
resein"on an Executive Committee OF the foloweg per
sons, VS. cf osen;-
FernsuLo Wood, william ! p,tsev
John cocivare, Charles Nav,
Josiah stahmiand. Michael T9oney,
BARNARD Kelly.
The Committee thm adjourned Until The hrst Thursday
ia December.
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without change in prices southern were in fair
demand but closed heavy quotations for some grades
The ,sc. embraced about 900 l, loo bes Rye -four
% i2k. Jersey meal wss at S. SIX a 81 30
asked. wheat-The msrke, Vas better for com.
export, me transactions footed up sbou, so 600
10000 bushels, Including Western and Canadian white Al
81 tbsr 70; Western Writer rec do at 81 60 81 5s
Cbicsgo spring III % VI s. and Mwauhie club el co.
corn-The market was lrm. with sales Of abou, Is 900
60, 900 bushels, including Western mixed a zee Tsc
about g. 600 bushels old, reported al s5c ssc Osts-
Moderate sales Of state made ri 4sc 6cc and Of
colips The mafke, ws quet lot Of 100 bags
Java Gas sold nj lie
corroy--The market continued FIRM, with sales o,
TRrcHrs = Rates 10 liverpool were rather easier
About 40 $1,000 bushe. Of grain engaged IN
buIk and hass Mshe od about 1000 bbs. nour q,
bales OF cotton nj led vhie some shipowners asLei
732d and rice 81 2Ts Cd and hhds bacon at eSs
sd To Ioudop2,0c0 1900 bbls -four At 2s 200 boycs
bacon at 31s I'D and ot Of Manufactured tobacco a,
- per eox. To Ola, Cow About no. 0o bushels vhsa,
were taken a. l2'sd,, Ia ships bags. To Havre, rates
unchanged.
TRrrA cargo OF rslslns vss sold consisting az 700
bxs layers. 6,tto RS, 1000 nj bxs and aooO quar-
90 At private forms and about 600 hcxes Of layers
Rs, and halves and quarters at unchanged prices
fer th'yfnent at csc. n zoe
Hnit The stock accommodating and IN the rareor
Neht etmsrd the sales were light, while prcos tended
downward. The saies making were within the rango or
~ lts Tor new ssiern and Western old were dull and
nominal.
iRoS.--Blsr Scotch pig QUIET At $40 50 and Glen
Earnock ~ $50 so. elk mouths
frNE-Rocklsnd was 10 0ferate request nj e0c. for
com men and NJ 81 Is ~ lump
ncrASrs-sales CT 80 hogsheads Porto Rico were made
o, 55c 20 do. sour Cubs, Al isc; 100 do clayed at
private terms.
NAvu sroRrs-Spirtts tarpenilno we're easier with
NAL sales st 46 10 40. cash. ard short time. Crude
wag auIet white common rosiu unchanged
trs-Tpe market generally was without charge Of
mon ent while sales were moderate
~ vlriovs -Pork-The market vas frner with salcv
III ia a 500 bbls, including old ~ SIT rs All
sfl. New vas soa Al sis so afls IS. Prime wss
osiet NJ slT ssl7 17lf for old, ami new was Al all
&c a slf % Beef Was ormer, with ssles OF 900 100
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r FINANCIAL AND ComMeRclA
M % n Ey MAR * EFT.

MONDAY Nov. 2i-eP.M
There was more activity sud greater buoysncy IN the
stock market 10 day. IN advance vac rsizsd on nearly
every stock gold. The most important Improvement
in Gsens and Chicago and sales we're made at iia per
cert ma, Price, in View Of tho February dividend
Gully equal TAR In other stocks the improvement was
moi 20 grcis nui dorhtlets Satisfactory 10 hciers
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The East Bank Of Tennessee.
LorkynLS, Now "a, 1865.
No olh Of The Bank of East Tennessee are refused by
Heusucsy and Tennessee banks.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PM. xDKiPHs. Nov. "a 1855.
1scks steady. Pennsylvania b's, s.; Reading Railroad,
CO..; Long leland Railroad, l24; Morris Canal A1s;
Pennsylvania Railroad, 4oss.
CnsRlEroS, Nov. 81, 1866
Cosson--saies to day Of 600 bales, at FL prices.
BrFrALo, Nov. 2t-6P. n
ylouP Avors buyers Sales 800 bbis, at So 80 80 20
spr common Illinois and Michigan; IS 50 ~ for chocc
10 extra do, and 80 81 for extra Indiana Wheat dub
and lower Sales 2g0 600 bushels, M 81 III for Chicago
spring 81 1ok for Mwaukic club, ~ 70 for rod Indiana,
and 81 20 for white do Corn unchaughd sales IL 600
bushels n 62c sfoat Oats frmer sss 1000 bushels,
II &c Barley about the same; sales 900 bushels al
81 L. whiskey. 27c Canal kcghis-Corn, zoe. TO New
Yerk Receipts for the forty eight hours ending st
70 day-s1es bbs -four, "a, ois bushels wheat So $40
hushes COM SEQ bushels oats. Canal exporH-el5 27
ssbeh wheat, 20 o.bushels corn.
oswsso, Nov. 21-sP.M
what Ia 10 good demand Sales OF $1,000 bushels II
q Il for red indiana and 81 ~ 81 80 for white Mchi
gen and Canadian. some saics Of Michigan reported
under thcse figures Corn scarce and prices well
sasued for parcels on the spot which command e2s
CSC Sales OF eco bushels most OF which W arrive,
~ lower figures Rye n quoted ut TIC, with small sales.
Canal fesrh,e 10 New York-Fl0uy SOC and wheat l5c.
lake imports dsy-l13, 600 bushels wheat Canal
pets-s, $40 bbs. hour, SO, Te6 bushels wheat
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CHICAGO, Nov. ~, 1855.
mere Was terrible gale Of wind here last evening.
No ssssple Of the new Universas meeting house
sspwn off, and three avc story brick buildings In
psosress Of erection blown down. They owned by
Brown Wilder, D. Horton and @. W. Noble. Several
isbsr yards werc also badly damaged. The total loss
, estimated ., 5000
no upper Mississippi, above Lake Pepu, is closed by
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tho nrst board Illinois Central bonds advanced y par
cent; Milwaukee and Missssipp Railroad, III Chicago
and Rock Island, "a; Panama. y; Michigan Southern VI;
Es. y; Michigan Central X; IA Crosse and MI wsukis
NJ Reading, ri Illinois Central Railroad, " Galena and
Chicago. IN Cleveland and Toledo, q. Most q tho
tran actions In Gaena and chicago 70 day for cash.
Erie sold n the street 70 day, before the board down 70
&C. per cent
After The adjournment Of the board he following sales
Of stocks and bonds made at 1t auoon BY A. b.
Ntcoley;--
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Fire ar whitehall. N. Y.

WHITEHALL, ". Nov %, 1885,
Gre hroke out here, about O'Clock this afternoon, In
black OF buildings adjoining the Park House. owoed BY
Asaars johnson Wheeler. The buildings wcre occu-
ysed as fonows-R Johnson dwelling house AMI whole
s.Is erooery; H. A. Renois, dry goods and bakery G.
". Rhodes ambrosypist and others In small Offices The
Whole block consumed. Loss $4,000; partially In
ssped The orien Of the Are 10 unknown.
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inc interest paid during the year % not here stated,
but on the per cent bonds and the bills payable must
have amounted to about si5sooo. Deductug this from
the net receipts, there would remain SIS 1913 towards
dividend the preferred stock The October dividend
Of I've per cent the preferred stock has, therefore,
necessarily been omitted In relation 70 the road, the
Hartford Times nays
nany man or set Of men, having command OF sufficient
means, could obtain large portion Of the stock any
thing hike its present market price, aud then 20
complete the limo, would be OF the most profitable
operations In the railroad line ever carried out ia this
country Unees this ID done It cannot expected that
the road however well managed, will be abe for some
lew years TO come 70 earn very much THAI the n
terest Its bonded and hastng debt But though al
present not profitable investment stockholders in
the way Of dividends has been great enterprise Of in
dispenf able importance and n;acuable bene1t to the
trade and wealth Of this city, the road has without
doubt enhanced tho value OF the property OF
cities and towns alo,g It's route 10 amount exceed
ing tho cost Of O construction.
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The week. the consunptve rheumatic cosiive bilious
delicate sfer Gays will ind strength and
life pervadc every organ ct thcr frames
Every dos mikes the hucd purcr The
IN the arteries and terminate tho veins pills
first elect oct upon the atra blood clrcula
alton by which impurities deposited In the veins and
het throw on surh 90 ,cors ino the bowels which organ
Ivy the energy derived rom Brandre'hs pills eXpss tham
iron he Sscm when hfsi used The Plus may
rrmH end even MAKE he patient feel this must be
Nnfpc with Tor the good afterwards No great good
c'ten achieved without tom trouble IN orlin sn and
t tae applies e. the recovery 81 health fhese SYMPTOMS
only o1cur where The body has long struggled under load
81 impNTc leraeinus hnmors consecutive Tor cw
dsys WIZ satisfy he most unheesg Of the great goed tho
pls are Goinr The dircctns should be carefully studied.
funderatsod and followed. health aDa ygor viii IN mller
liz ~ cafes, he secured nv the ~ BkANUrErHS pills
sold a. = cents per box a. g Canal street @I bowery ans
al Hudson street, ty r. W Dyot sons Philadelphia, aud
by medicine dealers generally.
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bbn. d - - . 81 rs for country prime, and - ~
sic for and old reTacked meas Wae ct ~ ~
Lard unchanged; sales OF 300 bols were mAde .
l2xc. 12Xo. Ont meats we're unchanged. Dsy
southern shoulders were - okc., picked hams weso
hrm, with small sales u l0hc Butter and cheese wen
steady, without change In prices.
hcE.-The stock has accumulated, with . proGpeo3 q
further supplies. Tho demand in the meantime wa1
hnied except for strictly prime, which and
wanted We quote middsing fair at 3Xo. 45sc, md
quite prime NJ 44c. a4hc. -
sraARs The market firm, with limited sales. The
transactions embraced abou, $50 400 nnds incudedfn
market) at sa{c and about l5S DO CABS muscovado.
chiefly ~ sc including some higher figure, and go
boxes were sold on private terms.
WHISKY Saves Of about 2ho n 400 bhs wevo made e
81 &c with small lots reoored u 52c. which holders
were generally asking at the close Of casage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-25
Tis Albany Bridge case.
nsfnre Hon. Judge Nelson.

Nov. 2t,--Tbc iwo quits o. Coleman and aeoiber
sxcipst The corporation OF the Albany bridge over tue
Hudeon vas concluded 10 day by the Hon. Joshua A.
epes ser. who summed the part OF the piaintea
The decision n zoe court is reserved.