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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22
The Mail Difficulty.

We republish to-day an article from thcSeRti-
nell on the subject of the Terre Haute Rail
road and U. S. Mail. Nc are glad to see that
the Sentinel, the organ as it is in all other re-
spects of the Administration, comes out boldly
in favor of the course of the L. III. ana Rich
mond Railroad, and properly, though not SO
strongly as it deserves, condemns the course OF
the Department. We want to see the press
speak out on this subject and ifpossble make
it ring into the stupid cars of the department.,
what are the demands of this portion of the
country We trust those editors who have
condemned the read, will examine into the full
facts of the case, then write down and pub
fish their honest convictions. The article from
the State Sentinel gives correct statement OF
these facts, and we hope it Will be generally
read. 5.os ea Is asas &
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22

The American Convention assembled last
week in Missouri, made the following nomina-
tions-
For Governor Robert c. Ewing, of
lafayette.
For Lieut.: ~Gsoverhcr-Hon VIM. Newland,
fof Rails.
For Secretary of State-T Thomas A. Harris,
of St. Louis 80 a
For Register of Lands-Thomas c. Fetch
eE; of Jefferson.
For Auditor Of Public Accounts-s. NJ.
Grant of Lawrence.
For Attorney General. F. St. James, OF
st. Genevieye.
For Supt of Public Schools-E. C. Davis,
of Buchanan. st
For Treasurer-Col. Thomas I. Frame, Of
Davie3s.
FL Commissioners Of Public Works-T. j.
| C Fagg, of Pike; II. M. Woodward, of Lewis;
rand Z. A. Lewis, of St. Louis.
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ANNAPoLIs. Anril ID.

ANNAPoLIs, April 10.
The President, accompanied by Sidney
Webster and Secretary Dobbin, arrived last
night. They were received by committee
of citizens and conducted to the Senate Cham
bera and formally welcomed by Hon. Mr.
Murray. The President replied in neat
speech which was received with much ap-
!plause.
Alright the President was guest at grand
ball given at the Naval Academy by Capt
Geldsborough, a commandment at tie station.
A large and brilliant company were assembled.
The frolic was kept up all night with great
Spirit. This morning the President and Sec
rotary Dobbin escorted by the Governor and
Secretary of State of Maryland proceeded to
the Naval Academy on a visit of inspection
The midshipmen went through with their ex-
erciscS. The train from Washington brought
a large number of the members of Congress,
and the whole party embarked on the Engi-
neer and proceeded to visit the Merrimac; as
the boat approached the frigate the yards
were manned and the President and Secretary
of the Navy were received with salutes.
After the ceremonies of the reception and
inspection the vessel drums beat, the quarter
decks were cleared for action, and all the ,ape~
rations of a naval engagement went through
with. The guns were fired sfngly by squads
and broadsides. Boarders beat to quarters
the sides were manned and the engagement
carried off in great spirit to the unbounded
admiration of the spectators. At the conclu-
sion collation. was given in the captains
cabin, at which champagne flowed freely.
The President left at three o'clock, when
the guards were again manned, and salute
fired, and with the members of Congress re-
turned to Washington in the evening train.
The President and Secretary of Navy ex-
pressed high admiration Of the strength and
beauty of the Merrimac, and appeared to enjoy
the ceremonies and exercises to which the
visit gave occasion.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22

(EFThe funniest exploit we have seen ap-
peared in the Louisville Journal Of yesterday
morning. The editor quotes from the Evans
vile Journal piece of information for the
people of Louisville about their own business.
Our property holders will have to ask Add.
Sanders, of Evansville what rent their prop
erty brings what houses they have occupied,
and what prices they can get if they wish to
sell.-[ Lou Dem. 4sfa1.1
We have no doubt they would receive much
more correct information by so doing, than by
asking the editor of the Democrat At an
events, after conversing with us on the sub
ject, they woald not feel hike selling theiy
property at any sacrifice and flying from the
city, in anticipation of thetotal ruin of Louis
Vile becaue of mob which happened nearly
a year ago. 1t seems tous that the Democrat
possesses precious little influence, or Louis.
vilIetwould have been almost depopulated by
this time 1t is no fault of the Democrat that
a thousand persons are now left in Louisville
We are only astonished that the editor him
self will remain in so miserable and dilapida-
ted place, according to his own views oft
OF The weather yesterday was delightful
though cool in the early morning, rendering
fires cornfortohIa -t ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22

o. The Vincennes GouraHt publishes a
dispatch st ting that Abrath Ahommed has
been appointed candidate fer 1t. Governor in
place of Col. Walker Is AbFslfn Ahommed a
Jew, Turk or Arab? It's a great wonder the
Courant didn't give brief biography of Abram
Ahommed and declare him precisely the man
of all others for the office-a distinguished
patriot, an honest man, a genuine geffersonian
Democrat and the man of all others most popu-
lar with the people. That is the modern Old
Line manner of introducing an unknown in
dividual to the party. Abram A. Hammond
is the new candidates real name
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22
mo rsrre xxaure railroad ana me United Slater
Mail

Several of the papers in the Pocket, and
elsewhere, are very severe on the Ierre Haute
Railroad for declining, under present circum-
stances, to carry the mail
The people along the line of that road, as
we'll as those along the Charlottesville and
Evansville road and all living south, southwest,
and northwest of rerfe Haute, must suffer
serious inconvenience so long as the present
difficulty betmssse,i the Railroad Company and
the Post Office Department continues and
whoever is to blame Should make advances Tor
a compromise o. the misunderstanding. The
facts seem to be substantially as follows:
When the railroad was-first opened from
this city TO Terre Hautc, a contract was made
for carrying the mail on the route for 81, 200
per annum, being 500 per annum for each
mile of distance on the road. THERMAL was
at that time small one, principally the way
mail for places between Indianapolis and 'Ferre
Haute, and other offices in the Wabash neigh
borhoed. 1t was carried emily on one train q
day.
Fhe contract expired some two years ago,
and the com pany continued to carry the mail
at the old rates, without any specific contract
In the meantime, tn. opening Of the Peru
BellefeEtaine, Indiana Central, indianapolis
and Cincinnati, ard Jeffersonville railroads
IOScIHCI Win lItS OasFS duu u1iS-
sissippi, and Terre Haute and Alton roads
threw an immense amount of mail matter or
the Terre Haute road. Mr,SHubbs informs us
that he carried on his train one evening, il
the latter part of March, seventy-seven full
heavy mail bags, and this was not anthiusua
number. The company also run for time
three trains a day, and ate new running reg
ularly two trains, and the mails are carried
on all of these. Several roads in Ohio ant
one at least in Michigan, with even less mai
service than the rerre Haute road was per
forming, weee~all this time receiving more
than two and half times the amount ofcom
pensation. Per, example: the Post Office De
partment was then, and is now paying fol
carrying the mail on sonic six roads, list o
which has been furnished US, the following
sums per mile
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
r 4 T e 8

One square, ten lines OrGss CnJ e sec three times o.
one week 81 So two weeks 20 So one %oas y; three
larRsr advertisement Yards of six lines under.
No charge for marriage death religious
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....
On the Michigan 1S7 40
Now, tits affirmed, that no one OF the 'e
roads performs as much service for the Post
office Department as the Terrc Haute road has
bcea performing for several months past. The
company demanded $3.50 per mile. They
warned the de partment repeatedly that they
would not carry the mali after day named,
the first of April, unless they were allowed a
compensation somewhat proportioned to the
service performed, and more in accordance
with the prices paid other roads. The depart
ment, as the company say, paid no attention
whatever to their application for adjustment
of prices, and the company declined longer to
carry the mail For ourselves, we<can see no
reason why the Postoffice Department should
make invidIous distinctions to the prejudice Of
an Indiana road, and in favor of Michigan,
ban of Ohio roads. Ifreasons why an Indiana
Railroad should be allowed less than an Ohio
road for doing equal service to the government
do really exist, those having this matter in
charge should make an explanation.
Weare not disposed to censure either party,
4 until both Sides are heard. So far, however,
as the facts have been made public, and as we
now understand the circumstances, the Rail-
road is evidently in the right. The gentlemen
who control the 1erre Haute Railroad regret
as much as any of us who suffer inconvenience
in mail facilities the existence of the difficult
ftfcs. But they haveetoo hiEh an appreciation
of the value of their road, and of the amount
of mail service it is required to do, to allow
them to suffer the government to make so in
vidious q disparity between them, and the
Railroad Companies IN Chic State Sentinel
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22
COAL! COAL!!

XNTE riceving large lot of the best coal in the
Wv West aud ready TO supply ads and custo
mers by the small or large quantities. viii deliver y 20
private houses at f bushel to the
sumers. we will make liberal deduction Orders ,ettat
te2de3 To-. gS2 JsW J. W. HUGHES.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22

" The weather yesterday was delightful
though cool in the early morning, rendering
fires comfortable.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22

ANT have just received (and tnuay making ad
wv ditons large and fine stock of Watches. Jewery
CLOCKS Silver Ware in short all articles usually kept
Jewelry store and being
are sell low figures The public generally
and the ladies in particular invited to call and
eur stock and prices. BTTTR0LFF & SONS.
ap19 Main stI Get bet las ana Oh
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22

a FLATBoAT lying the mouth of TIE bayou one mil
IA and half abePs est Franklin. is offered for sale
The boat is occupied by Edw White asa wood boat
tod strong and durable Apply to wM. "A. CATLETI
two miles above the Henderson the Indiana side
apIl
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
i Q r. 8 a T. Il

INDEPENDENCE CO%JNcEL NO. 2,
Meets heir fall street. ove
the Telegrs phi Once 6s and third Saturdays
mouth. ott25d6w
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22

AEISS BARKER has Just received large OF
1VE Millinery. consisting of Nepotan. Silk Straw
Bennes which she calls tho attention the Ladies
Evansville and vicinity. F. R. BARKER.
mh3I First Street. between Z ain and Locust,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-04-22

fLEADING ANDPRACTICE UNDER THE CIVIL CODE.
So. NASH.
yENHTS is large 800 volume. autifuly printed and
u neatly and firmly bound in law Sheet price IS
contains ample collection of forms petitions
entries for CLERKS. returns for Sherifs, &c.
The forms of entries and which
the work especially useful County we'll
as to the profession generally. For sale by
r.. CONVICTION 4
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

STREET MURDER IN CLEvELAsD-Lrt ngh1, o.
tween eight ana ioe o'cock the city va. thro"n 100
great exci'eU.bt by the report that Philip 81 mt
had been stabbed ano lied Superior street fnl''
in S.cbrist a German stone cutter, resldei q, the
corner Of Hsmilton and Clinton Streets worked a
stone ward Oh the canal omng the day, snt spent tne
evening At Preiser's Wiley Cottsg- S4Eon. lie
bsd dtank coprdera , q there, and was noisy. lie
kff there about past eigot, with Henry SOU 1'er
a1d another Spuher. ~ atives, one living here an
the ether at Masscn, and wa proceeding no hew4rd
when on Superior street, near NJ. Stone'r resi1enee.
they encountered henry Narblesteia, a young mhn
about % years of sge, printer, at The SeHt.Ti y
Erif Fofiice standing 90 the walk with Mr. heiss,
of Buffalo Here alteration took place VI iro'e-
stein sud Sechrist beng ecquaintahces, ana naVu9
had il j. said qusre before. Words were fhlp yea
by blows on Secmist's part, and SAB WITH kni'e,
by the other, il the breast. harbesein ran asay.
Philip Walktd few st' pa, comp'alueo oi nlLAu1s'
it OF the avemebt, s1d died 10 l." minutes: "a
was stabbed to the heart. Alsrin was gwen ~ the
police snc in 81 or, time Ma, bles'-n was arrested
by Officers Thoball and SimmoLs at h,' ootfalnS-
hOnte on Pakman street. OG 1eins old tner 'rrano,
to bin for kilug man, be asks', s'n 'ono
ail qui.tly He ssys thst We could not hello " aod
that be did il in bis own d.euse S.cnr't was an a-
lClsve and p al de Aer
ATruptprr TEAGEDY-A fearful srOry gss rep 1T
60 10 u vet rdsy which shouli nm pea' II d1
Lot com, fIOn v.fy good authority, aDd Ia sun
n way as lesds us TO believe 1t en- r-iy cDHrc, IL
fi0t IN fnult ol tDt Dn"'I W ---S
,no there is pstro established 10 prevent the es ape
of .Iavep. few avs ago two MI b-loasns 70 t'i-
petrol were walking along, wh-n they met ~ita negT.
VII, III they acc'sted, king where he va tIo II. h1
,s,I,d naming n well known place. One Of the gen-
ii. men questioned him further, sod for reply .2s
negro suddenly dew wesponi aod, Fl'9 osek, -.
banded bl, W. severed biz ibqunitors heai lr''n n
bodyi The hesol.-s tiurk cf,pped on tba rosd. Ile
suviyin, mat = rst impulse, 'f,er the shock, was 20
pursue tbe negro hut he gave up the chase ana tns
regro escaped A bnsie knife aod receiver we're
fonod uron the pers0n Of IN, deaf man. Tue Gene o
iie repn,ed irageay was n Cecil 60 Dty, os'I the
b, ad OF sassains IiS er The y+rsl'nd psopls nav;
rrru6crt 70 IL ep quiet shout all sncn things ~
fu lPk,adslphi- BE !sin'
There ia strong feeling Of OPPOSITE N t. j. eTs-a'
,icge in KsLtucky, gfuwisg o1' ot h' ul' q" ~.
" srd the murderer ~ the schoplms-ir at LIS
vale II aill be r.memb4rcd tha' B'r;kearbs7 va,
,n. e h. oiringuish- ouns'i" ~" ,'l nre,hi ~,
10 quit liz po,t n Weshibgtoa 70 g. ani '''e" ''''
h'h I'D" eA''' fAlsspy Jo1rna, July -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

INPoHTAsT DEcIsIos.-About year sio,3 con-
sis II. bic txcit. caused among the saw nil
ogLers ana manufacturers Of "a .-ml machinery iu
sonL.iL .ni WF..eTD New nrk, by the prostc ltion
Of 10 lees than ous hDnfIsd of them fJr an infroge
nett IN 'he Potent Of Mr. Geo. Page OF Baltimore,
oI ne hination VI the yi0rstlOg OF he circiar
sw prtor with the vf guid-s the edge Of tbs
sss. \ cDbv.It.D ot n car'ies su WA beld here
.t Htiehts Ho- .horly afer notice Of the suit hal
been served upon them, sid it wa resoged "a Contest
The clam set up by Mr. Page. large lumber Of
tbOs- pIors cut.d, however, finally ;omp'o oi,cd tho
mat. .rh Mr. Page yet ttirty five stoJd out, aad
preferred {" sti6. by th decision Of the Court The
.bpses w.re SET dawn for tbe present Term Of .he
Urired States Circat Court Jd"g- H. prssiiins),
which bas bt.n 10 sr,fOn III Caoandagla for s'verai
w.,ks past. On Wednesday lat the .ut aga n-'
Elijsb Il. Georgia If this county, fr .n ~,
FRI ,emert Of ue patent, vas brough, uY, srt m
occDpi.I the tiion of The CDurt for three ie'
sa'Wcoy ihe jay mought 10 verdict sgal4e.x W ~
Page sbd thus -sfshIsh+d the rig1t no, opy ~ .''
&C. Drsia h1r OF Ill ~ osr n'ere,tsh Fth h'm n 'le .o
ctob TO a,e jb.. 'Gombi1 stion' improVrnu' |n rt
u Br PAWS i'tont let or hbsran e h'h ~ -g|'
II -pl. srcd or t-nl 'ha, Mr. Pa.-s com 'tHon WAS
in ue H. iff.rn' parfs f be ooluy iopg prt'I' hes
l.t.t- NAT. M err bs-i.d d. An sifnpt was lie 10
alta ,noriarce to tie -ize ~ 70. sfw, 4ni TO sus-
tan, ne vs,en, o. The ouud ,b4 W. P'Se ms, sp-
,L /, "a he saving II hgs. -. ,he t0ir' h-li TIA,
H., .izs va. inm.,-iis. Mr. Page, W und.rstsLd,
WI csry the case up = the suPr-m- c,ur. If ,he
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

MoSsTTR LOCOMOTIVE a l)comoiys engine
foi the BalinI0r. and caO R,iroad has jast beer
,orstu il Baltimore which SAT- 10 be the lsrgsst
iD he Unit s. tes 10 lie world. It. szs Sod ps.
cajarities OF c0psnuc,ioa are Eaoss: T. bas IL
wb..h a inches in diswster, % inch ,iroks, IA iset
tui A. sn expt rmentsi OF O. 10 ts.t tbe pi.ccAbhy
of oJawrg ran OF tx psssspg-r cars mp he ~svy
e,sd,s 90 I've rosd lof witch ZONE are il7 te't tsfee
n.il.l a. the rae Of 25 miles per Loaf. Tbs eaxno
pr,teps Singular appearance from those n.w ass'
one syhpg feature {, that the engineer stands N ooa
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
NEw-YoRK and ERIE RAILROAD.-Or

~ and ser MONDAY May 49, 1885, and until further notice,
psen OF Trains viii Pier foot Of Dnspest, a. oevS
DUNKInK EXPRESS. at e. m. for Dunkirk
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at a IN for Buffalo.
NAIL at sI6 m for Duntrs AMI Buffalo and inlermet
s.s staou. by this Train will with Bx
e trans for syrscuse Cayugs CaDandaigus Niagara Falls
.ud RocheeI and ~th tho lightning Express Train on the
ale Shore Raj road for Cincinnati, CHICAGO, &C.
ROCKIAND PASSENGER, at $50 p M from foot
Cbaberss via Piermont for Suferrs and stermediats
stations ,.;,,
WAY PASSENGER, at 4 p m for Nswbursh and Middle
own snr ilterneiiste StstionA
NIGHT FXPRFSa at o. m for Dunkirk and Buffalo
EMIGAANT, at m, for Dnnknh and Buffalo and inter
mediate Stators
The pove Train. rus daily, Sundays excepted.
gbese Express Trains connect al Enira with the Eims
ia. and iassys Falls Railroad for Niaxars Falls st
8i1cbsm,oI with the Sy aud Bshamtm Raaroad of
3yscuse Corng with 'he 3uao, Coming and New Yo'h
Aupa sud Western Railroad for Scranton at Buffalo and Dun
IN With the Lake Shore Rarosd for Cleve and Cincinnati
e)edo Detroit, Chicr ~, &C.
- D. q McCALLUM General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
CupREsiE CoURT.-The Farmers Loan aud


TNHE PEOPLE Of the STAIE OF NEW-fUkk,
by the grace God free and iLd.peDden; 70 81 Perslns
ieresea ~ the Esste Of Oh iRLE5 +. CORNELL ate OF
the City of iecessed tditors essse, next o
kip or otherwise send greens You and each ~ you are
hereby cited spd required persona y be AID APPEAR before
our Surrogate Of Cour y Of New York AZ h' oace ae
Cif, of the fifth day Of August Deni .t eleven
cek H. Of tta' day then and there u at ad ns
fr setlemept OF The account Of moceeci 20 OF rErEh
AMFRMAN no Executor OF Last WI ana Testament Of
said s-ses. In testimony whereof es have c,u'ed
Seal Of Office % ss1 Surrogate 10 he heFeuno All Ied
+, { 1Wi,ue,. ALEXANDER w BRADFORD, rsInre. SUI
rosAte Of our said Counsy the City Of Ne~-fo the
.;sh, hundred snd 6fty.ix A W. BRADFORD,
efns hono, h1 m ~ my suros..e.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
AIEw wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORk to ROGHEsTKR.-The ROCHESTER, and
aSnESFT VALLEY RAILROAD IL aow open and, in
otou wi Bna.o, Coming ard NewYork and New Yors
M Tre Railroads., forms direct route from Nswfork TO
Socbestei
The decness Of this route together with e supeo, con
m soosd by the wide cars BY far the most desrs
Ne ,, tw ,en the above named ctieA .
.tsts can be socprea at the fswYork ard Erie Railroad
fchet Office foot Of D0snsst and No ls' bosowAJi also
u Jersey City.
psg1ase CHECK cd through. -
Fra ts will he Transported between Nevfo aro hoeko
h dispatch information desired IL -t Ard tneref
,su n the Genera treisht Assat OF te
York ap6 Erie Railroad EIie bdtngs or y B. TAPPAN,
ExpTess Freis MT Ase1t No ig3 Broadway.
no the Rufslo Coriat ad New YORK Asroaa on
,sday j. A. HEDFtFLD Supenltshoeht
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
PrNysyLvAYra.-A friend writes Us ffon bi'ks
~ follows:

CoDbtJ ~ 1oii0Wr' n,
~ think Fremont will receive rather more than
the u,usl Whv vote Of this County in spite of the
,,sr, ,,rtv orill on The other side. In curstown.
st;n III ,ie froer whigs sre Fremont mes, aud
Isye 10 d,y conyersed with too Jouus Dem,crats
no supposed were for BdcbsSaD, bat they
proved warm Free-S'ate aid Freiuoot nsn: l
tbi,l FilIuores vote ceDnot exceed one hundred
yotes in the County"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

United States M. Page, ve bsieys claimed 600
for eyery saw psed on tho Combination" principle
and oui5 have made hspds3pe thss ont VI /. bad
be aaiI ed the suit As t is be 10 IN. 10 hea,y bill
OF e.s,tbs Marshals fees alone in a 20 about
81 Ico. Whnessss xere brought from al p,tsof the
Union 10 i.e testimony IN the cs-e which MISTER u
coune bss ELECTED och interest smeng the paItes IN
t.r,tted. E,mIfs Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31

VolE On 1HE ERIE RAILROAD A so'e ~ss taken
N TIE Erie hight eIpr'ss ram ron th@ "'-'' 'u
r idsy orr irg betsecn Paterson and '9A c''!' "ih
The llJ.irg resdl': ..
Fremont .........-..s-..''' - v '. '.-H .. q
Oie of he CoiDr r1b} empiojsv' s'''ed 'ha' ''7ls9
q, similar Oh srsc,er had Deen sh 81 ~ YNes TX IN
uesr;y ev.,y day To- some weeks past
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-31
FOREIGN COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
by THE STEAMSHIP ARABIA.
B.rina Rre,hrr. = cor CirruI.r.

P1 A,d"al Lospos, Friday, July is-s o'clock pm.
Issie b. es.n scd SsnaDd co!onisl 'DI foseso
Tn due- nhets With 4v.ucs ~ sfiea The SaaA
nm.b ct Noa.y ca bs obtained aIJss A.t
6sure tossoLs les.s on sdssi aonsy sni sf Ds S
the secouI BY the Overland a-s Gom Cal
eutts TO Jgis 3D. C.n'o. sd Nay Bombay lob Jaoe EI
ebspFe on 'ses'r .pt. C.5ton t'e Bombay an AsssI
5"!atfi soub American DoUsLooss, 1s The Es., India
Copycy have sov:ueeo their rate or Bus to 2i Bsps
SD MsdIss, spd 2ii Ou BOmssy.
Tb. Corrre nsI,st seul 20 casks Plantation Ssylos sold
st eaiS for mic good bold eoiory, VIII 81 5iS r
ia 10 "a tae sced Native Ceylon h,s fstehsd SI9as
Two csises Of h, Rio have eh,nsed bsads ~ ns. n
the hedieusnean,t p The fouovts were no imporss
last year; - 49,. .,x. 49,.
Esrors 2ss acc ccc .c.soc 600 I2JNc@o $50 co. go
Great BI tain 9iJc.t0 ~ ecoOoO H.pooco 1,yoooo n