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TnE ARE, OF FsEEpox. Few persons are
aware, in any other than vague way, how
vast multitude OF mon can find comfort
.ble ioothold in the United States. Ii will
help to convey u definite idea Of the extent
Of the theater this country presents for the
9th and final act OF the great drama OI
which Bishop Berkely sang, and il may
suggest the magnitude Of the swelling scene
Iikels To be supported at that time, when IL
- understood that the area of the State oil
Texas alone is large enough, il it we're set.
near'y fifty millions Of persons, or about
louble the present population Of the whole
United States
The State Of Massachusetts, has un area Of
! go square miles, and population Of q
little more than millior Il 1873, 1879. The
IRA Of Texas is nearly forty-tve times ~
great, and measures 49,, $50 square miles
It's population in 1850 was only 2l2, 592.
We cali Massachusetts, thiekly settled,
and 81 il is, Us compared with most other
States IN the Union. But il could supper I
a much larger population. The Kingdom
ot Great Britain. with an AREA Of ll6,7OO
square mi Is, supports population oftwen-
y-seven millions and half. or fraction
over two hundred and thirty-fve u the
~quare mile. The proportion Ia Massachu-
setts is fraction more than one hundred
and fifty six 10 the square mile.
Now the area Of the United States, in
GLIDING all the Territories and the District,
measures, all told, about 1889 $40 square
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CRY OF WASHING.
TON. New York, Nou. 10. The City OF
Washington has arrived. She has up.
wards OF $4,000 and brings 100 passcn-
gers.
The attempted launch ofthc lcviathan
steamship commenced at noon on the Sd.
She moved several feet, when an accident
to the machinery put stop to further
operation. The usual means were taken
to move the vessel, but for some time
without avail. After about three hours
labor the ship had moved about six feet
by the stern, ami little over four feet
by the bow, when one Of the powerful
purchase-chains broke, and the work had
to be temporarily suspended. Operations
were to be resumed rs soon as the acct
dent could be rcmcdicd, and London pa
peS Of the afternoon Of the Sd says it
was confidently hoped that the ship would
be ahoat at high water on Wednesday,
the 4th.
During the operations n sudden strain
on one OF the drums, caused it to rcvolve
with great velocity, throwing several men
into the air like straws, aud knocking
down Others with great violence. -Four
men had arms and legs broken; one died
as he was being conveyed TO the hospi-
tai. An immense number OF people, in
Guiding many distinguished men, assem-
bled on the shore and river to witness the
launch. The Times, Of Wednesday, says
that postponement Of further efforts to
December 80, had been resolved on, and
mentions that the ship will stand in great
danger ofsettling, owing to the immense
pressure 10000 tons) upon the new made
earth.
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IT WAS NEVER Txks! "India Is coun.
try that has never belonged to its natives.
Two thousand years ago Alexander and his
Greeks led dusky captive in golden letters
frrm them to Athens. After him 1t became
the prize Of Parth,an bows and Scy.hian
spears. Then came Mohammed and his
Persians from GhuInee, 10 teach BY eimeter,
TIE new theology. Allah II Allah, and Mo-
manned Is his Prophet Then the Aiyhans
druve out the Pesians; then the Tarteu
drove out the Afghans then came Timour,
the terrible Tarter. and the long and prince
" line OF Great Moguls-Babcr and Akhar,
Jebangire and Aurrnsebe. The Mogul En-
pirs gut. like the British, too bug to bold 10
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THE UN ION
EASTERN JOURNAL
FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. 20. 1857.
An Important Kansas Letter.

The Boston Traveller Of Tuesday, pub
fishes very important letter from its
special correspondent in Kansas. The
more interesting part We give below. 1t
is difficult to perceive how the Free State
men Of Kansas can get out Of the diem
ma into which they will be placed by the
action Of the Convention. Whether they
vote, or whether they stay at home, they
are equally unable,under the arrangement
which the convention have made, to do
any thing to prevent Slavery from being
established in their State. A despatch
from St. Louis says that the majority
scheme which submits only the Slavery
Constitution to the decision Of the people
was adopted by the constitutional conven.
ton which, after forming provisional
government with Gen. Calhoun as Gov.
ernor, adjourned sine die. The effect Of
voting against the pro-Slavery clause il
stated in the letters. There seems to be
no other course left for the Free State
people but to assume the government
themselves, and in so doing give effect to
the sentiment of the people against max.
ing Kansas Slave State.
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Rev. W. p. MERRILL. We learn that
Rev. w. p. Merrill, who has been suffer-
ing from severe iudisposition, probably
growing out Of the excitement consequent
upon the attack on his life, and the efforts
made fr the detection Of the pcrpctra-
tors Of the outrage, is better, and is out Of
danger Of having brain fever, as was
feared at one time he might have.
Nothing hastrauspircd which has Civ
en- promise Of the discovery Of the ruf.
fans who assaulted him.
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TuK SuIrPrSG INrKRnr.
Trarsiler says:

TuE SURFING lNrKREsr. The Boston
Trdrelier says:
Nearly two hundred and fifty ships. barques
and brigs are now 10 this port, and the pros
pects for business are gloomy in the extreme.
The low prices Of cotton operate to limit
the shipment Of that article, the small guam.
titles ol breadstuHs on the atlantic sea board
check nearly ali European freights; the
troubles in India and the great stock hero CT
all India goods, operate most uniavorably
against any new enterprises in that quarter,
and there are no charters offered save 70 .
few ports. such a. London and Liverpool,
10 carry To those markets gvods that cannot
DO soH here at any pnee. Some twenty
ships are still on the way hero from the
East Indies, but no new voyages of any con.
sequence are commenced to that quarter.
such are the disastrous results OF oil prcscn,
operations:
For small vessels the most profitable bust.
nesi b to haul up along side Of the wharf
and strip them.
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tuition, located at Lewiston, which appears
to open very successfully. The number
Of Students for the first term is, Gentle.
men SO, Ladies 81, total I37. Ii has a
very competent board Of Instruction, Of
which Rev. o. b. Cheney is Principal.
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Nxw YoRx CATTLE MARKET. T

NEw York CATTLE MARKET. The
New York Times Of Wednesday says:
"The cattle markets were very largely
ovcr-supplied yesterday, the receipts for
the week being over four thousand, in
GLIDING some $50 lel over last week
Prices went down to a lower point than
at any other time for many years. The
average prices Of the day were below
eight cents per pound for the dressed
beet. Hind quarters Of fair beef were
sold in the Washington market, during
the past week, rs low rs 5 &c per h.
Consumers should now insist upon large
decline in their inca, bills, and get il too"
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-Tberc will be a Public Mectin,

There will be q Public Meeting Of
the Saco Debating Society, on Friday
evening next, at their Rooms over the
Manufacturers Bank, commencing at 8
o'clock. The exercises will consist Of a
criticism Of the proceedings Of the prcvi-
Gus meeting, and discussion Of the FOL.
lowing question:
Resolved, That the reading Of Novels is
injurious to the morals ofsociety.
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SrrciE IN FRANCE. Franco has at this
moment Elk thousand millions francs H..
200 million dollar, IN specie in circulation
within the empire. She has more specie
than England, Russia or Germany. includ.
ing Austria. and four tim n a. much rs In
the United States.
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hunksr democrats and the aunkis in that
party from the old whlG nnks, must fssl %
enjoy such words from the section that now
lesds the administration.
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MAINE STATE SEMINARY. We have
received a catalogue from this new Insti.
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,.-Th, success Of The Fort Smelling swim
die has stimulated another operation Of tho
same kind, but on still more magnificent
scale. Tho Fort Ripley Reservation, con.
tiinlng fifty seven thousand acrcs Of rs good
land rs there is In Minnesota, has been sold
to u combination Of spectators in concert
with government officers, Mt four cenis.
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CLOTHING CLOTHING Have you ever
visited the establishment Of j w. Smith 4
Co.,, Boston, IL you have, you arc alrc,dy
satisfied that the business transactions Of the
house are worth recommending. II you
have not, and wish to purchase clothing ut
Wholesale or retail, give these gentlemen
call, at your first visit 10 Boston, and we as
sure you that you will not DO disappointed,
either in tho styles, qualities, OF prlccs OF
their goods. We have spoken Of this house
several times, and can most conseientiou.ly
do 80, and recommend them to universal
patronage. For their place oil business. and
other particulars, SEQ their advertisement in
another column.
whist the cotton trade seems 10 30
almost in lansuisliing condition in Ea.
gland, IL is extending itself by rapid strides
in Russia. Mills are being built and en-.
largcd in all directions. Amongst the for
iner Is colossal establishment, which " In
progress Of erection elise 10 st. Petersburg.
The new mill will have in IL LOG. 600 spindles
for spinning 38's 40s yarn. mostly mule,
but with sumo propotion Of throstle. The
motive power will be pair oil steam en-
gincs, having 60 inch cylinders, and 8 feet
stroke, nominally 300, hut capable OF exer-
ting power oI 900 horse power, with dou.
bic Hue circular boilers, working ut from
4Olb. 10 sob. pressure.
= P,llibaster Walker appears 10 have
outwittcd tbecommandcr Of the U. 3 steam
CT falt,n on til, Mississippi river. and Is or
Tor Nicaragua on new tiliibustsrins expe-
dition. On the morning OF the llth inst.
he appeared IN the District Court. New Or.
leans, and gave bail To appear on the 18th.
In the afternoon himself and staG of owe.
800 men embarked on board tho Mobile mail
boat. Tho steamer Fashion, Capt. Caugh.
lin. with - portion of his men. and large
quantity of arms and ammunitions and bro.
visions got ID at two clock this morning.
having 6r.t submitted ~ u s,nrch by th, b.
8. Manh ]. She cleared for Mobile, and
will intercept tho mail boat outside, when
the whole party will embark On the Fashion
Tor Nicaragua.
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notwithstanding the hard times, the
theatres Of New York city sccm to have no
lack of patronage. On Monday evening
last, the attendance OF the various places of
amusement in that city was Is ,915, receipts
$4,000. The greatest number at any one
place was at Niblo's Garden, 1900, the Nc
ceipts amounting to $500.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1857-11-20

Tue MURDER At ToPsuAu. ME. The Jury
of inquest on the body Of Eliphalet Berry.
who was murdered in Topsbam on the 9th
inst, having been in session since the morn.
ing Of the lOth. closed their Investigations
ON Thursday. returning verdict that tho
deceased came Ia his death by u wound in
tlicted by David I. Dudley Of Topsham.-
Dudley WIS arraigned, pleaded not guilty,
waived examination, and was committed 70
jail. lie will probably be tried in April
The evidence is said to DO very clear against
him.
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~ Active preparations are making to
lay tho Atlantic Telegraph cable next June.
Four hundred additional miles of cable have
been ordered, and IL the etf,rt 70 recover the
three hundred and forty miles now submery.
ed should be successful, that amount also
will be added. 50 that the length of the ca
bile will he nearly three thousand miles -
The British government has -sni6,d its in.
teniion to detich two vessels from the navy
next year to assist IN tho work, and il l.
presumed that our government will also re-.
peat the favor Of Last year.
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Important from Kansas.

Dsisgs Of tie Constitutional Conpention.
MgOity and Minority Reports.-Pro,eet'
Of tie Pro Slavery Men to Control the
STATE Gopernment.-The late Election tor
DELEGATE 10 Con0ress. &c.
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~ In all the largo cities the homeless and
penniless flock to the station house, for
shelter. Every night this is the case. and
will no doubt continue TO be 80. We SEQ
1t Is proposed in New York to appropriate
n""' ia ~ -."- -"',-''- buih'i"ss for tho
accommodation Of such through the winter,
and To the city's expense. This Is quite rs
important US TO furnish food.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-21

TRAVELLERS, GUIDE

NsoHr EksILroE AID STATEN leland TsRRy:-
On scd After July IS this ferry viii stop a Townsends
dock fsn rip. Leave Quarantine, for Iownsepds
dock and fost Hamilton. ~ 81 and 10Y AZ; ny ~ ~
sod 81 r. ~ Leave Fort Hamilton ri X " and ~ A.
~. 81 and 81 NJ Pare nve cents rassengen for rort
larniOo leave Ia the staten Island boats The
South ferry al snd 10 A. NJ, IAN, 4and6P. NJ The
rod Hamilton and rtssu Tans ferry oonnects with the Sta
Island ferry for New Yord all trips Fort HAnior
stages nj Fcrt Haminn for Green wood The docks 81 Ft
bsslou ad suts Isaad are now In orcer 70 Aad toams
Cod dshing ~ Fort Hamilton.
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FURNrTURE, sc.

LlEANH,LxD AND COTTAGE FURNITUsH-sUPsRE
y FpB beautifully decorated, from t2S and UPWARDS. a
Ne Oh s1ufacory, go Broadway. tetrten Houston asd
seessor streets Goods oareGos oso<ed for ne colgy.
). Is. FRG5Dn.
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CARpETIsG AND UPHOLSTERY.

~ FTIFp.-wkNTED 10 PuRDuSsg 90 OR 40
" wards Of brussels chslr Tor csah. In
quire Tor j. SEARS, Oyster Bay, 563 Brosdwoy.
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HUDSON RIVER RAttRoAD-rRoM JULY g. 1857,
ii hroush rains will leave Chambers street 81 and A.
NJ, IL NJ, 80 and sls z. NJ.
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DIlMoNps.-rHE TRADE ~ RESPECTFULLY ~
IL formed hat continually manufacturing ann NV
had large Stock OF DIAMOND eWeirT Of the lest styles
-gs tasoruea 81 diamonds band setng isn- to st
xadC. uiaEcnfa DC ight or fash. -.
Ia HRBE Ann CO.. ais Broc~ss swesa
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SPORTING.


THE FIRST GRAND REGATTA OF THn 'QUOkoryS-
Yacht Club Of New Rochelle and Pelham WI ~ pav
from Pelham Bridge Thursday, the - day dJny
oeock noon first class prize q 40 s,s Sosis
being feet In length snd under down 70 ana oss
p feet in length second class prize or slsaIns Saa.s
boats being under feet down 70 ana in.,nning puas
q feet length ihrd clsss prize OF 70 sn Spsrss
money 10 bs Equally distributed among the whining
boats An allowances OF time 70 be awarded 70 each
boaf al The three minutes 20 me oo us
s,reme .neb Of each 10 be computed The dlstasce
10 .a. ha he m miles and TO be accomplished wi hin I've
hours Courses to named by the judges on me aay o.
tha be made on or before ~ O'Clock OK
he aav M the race T. Hydes Pelham Hotel Entrance
g.. f,i,ows Tor first 81 for peconf class, W. Tor
, ,S vi c,ses Al JOSEPH r. AYRus, Commodore.
'" rsrrros PlIvrn, Secretary.
y sps5t ne veaher prove bad regatta win take
r,soa n, he frst fair dsy that follows.
v,op sAII-A SCHOONER YACHT, ~ TONS, LYING At
WIN Peters foot OF Court street, s0pth Brookyn APP
ply to WIN PETERS, as abos
TpoTETER 200 FOR sABE-A wEIrx AFD LIVsR
cooed pointer dog three wears old and well broke, VIII
be sold cheap, by addressing line TO boz 2eO Pos one
xTICBr TOR sAIE.-A FAST SAILING AND COaMO~
doue slocp yacht ~ feet long BY 10 fees beam cinch
fastened and well found respect and in
pieian rdp Price tpply AZ lkh south etreef
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN RAnRoAD.-sUM.
IN ner Arrangement commencing JAY Is l87.-Pasasn.
ger station York OF twenty
tourh avenue. Entrance on Twenty seventh streetL
rRlIrs LnAvE rnw YORK
For rsv Hsyen-7.D $40 A. n. NrG n1, SIS, 40
lor Er,sssyors-7. 20, SO A n cEr,, iaS, SOS an c.,,
Tor Milford, s,r.ucrd Fairfield, sousspo. and wssvor-
For rorwsh-7.O 80 A. n: IA u, SIS. an CRr.). $50,
.iSos Ssass nd or-euw'oA-r0' 30 A NJ ia SIS,
,-Tcf ssnicrd. Ia $40 Grs ana. NJ ns SIS, AD
For Por Chester and n.eredia,s sssons-r 70 sn A. r.;
oosrEorIre rHlIvs.
Tor Boeton-s - A. N Url 40 r. NJ Rr)
For Hartford and sprnsneld-8 - A. NJ (Erl las r. n;
For Oonneoiicu River Railroad 70 Moureal-s 20 A. NJ
Ger and A. p. m. on 70 Northampton.
For Canal Railroads.&c. A. n fr) and u As r. N. 70
For New london Railroads. N A. M,A9PM
Tor Housaionic Rarr af-S ~ A. NJ, 4NP.M
FOR Fsusstuck Railroads. a. a. NJ. n As and 90 NJ
For Dsnbury and Norvslk RaIlrosd-7.N. s0 A. NJ; 40
TRAINS TO rxv yops.
Prom rcw Hsycn-s0 100 s@ AN. UsL lN rrb
iron BridrepT,,eic t@, nis AN. or,, an n,l
from Nor SsHlis 500 So Sis, lo@ A. NJ. os); ass
niJ srd sms5 l0lsP' :. lSrl
ata 6TP.N JAMES v. HOYr, supt.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
r u y NE n n II & r q

AlguSt lb-b L. III.
TIE stock mnset Ia steadily tending doe ward. A
very large business transacted the drs, beard TO-
day, and In Almost every instance at lower prices The
desire sell appears daily Holders OF cash
stock have about abandoned ali hope higher prices and
are selling freely TIE hrs board day Psnosyvans
Goal Company declined per cent; Cumberland, y; I'M
no,s Central 1; New York Central, Michigan southern
deferred, q Michigan Southern, guaranteed pro
ferred, Galena and Chicago, ~ Cleveland and Toledo,
y. Ia Crosse and Milwaukee advanced \ per cent Erie,
q Reading, Michigan Southern, old, opened Of 32s,
and closed st coz cAsh, with saos Of than three
thousand sharos The GUARANTEED ten pcr cent preferred
sold this moving 81 sex per cont This fact shows mos
corcu,ivey pubic confidence the s near
y annIhicd TIE fact that ten per cent preferred qua
rauiicd railroad soils In this market any per CEN
discount speak very wei, for railroad stock invest
menis generally There 10 blame for This enor-
nous deprecaiou In railroad stocks but the managers
Of there WORKS themselves. No QUE caused tho grea,
and rapid decline Michigan southern Railroad stock but
the board OF msnaso men In issuing secretly large lot, OF
new stock, aud nnancicrins the very he OF IL Tho
same process going In Cleveland and Toieio Isaf-
road Company few days srce the stock OF that com,
paDy sold ct SO 90 per cent II nov soils a BX ASK
per cent and !. rapidly settling down me financial pod
ton OF this road mt quite 20 bed - the Michigan South
crp, and u s but very sue better me books OF The
has earned In me past tour i've years. and the
books Of Cleveland and Toedo Railroad Com psny snow
that the road earned dividend. BY borrowing
money, by nnsncierng with New England banks for cur
repcy and by all the various ways Of aguring common
among railrsad companies ih, has managed to
psy regularly semi annual dividend, but II can 90 80 no
longer has fairly out, aud ts credit Is 90 bad that
no loans to pay dividends he raised II rrns,
therefore, sop and take 10 place alongside Of the Mich gan
southern Railroad COmr.ny The system Of manage
meni has been pursued in both companies SET
Gnsuclers have been At The helm aud the same results are
likely follow. Eric advanced frsctIoa under tho nnu.
erce ~ ccrsn parties interested IN negotiating the pro-
poeed new losn opened ct 81 and clored at 3it1 per
cent buyer 80 lays The 1rmest and sesdles stock
the liz. Is L, Crc.ie and Milwaukee Reading was little
better TO dsy, with scivo isle.
Atihe second board there panic among holder. OF
Michigan Railroad ,io,k, and there were free seller,
fall Of i've per cent on The morning p-ico,. Michigan
Southern DID, closed hosvy rs per ccu and the prefer
red guaranteed at so per cent, rerc we're rumors
IN the stree, hi, afternoon TIA the corpsny had gone to
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tbs KANE tioLp MEDAL Al the lest .eas'"u IN TOE Ne"
Yosk STATE IAgals,urs al anrr, fistica Of ncu -
n,sde 10 get up gold ne5sl In nnnor y ID Kane .lr
Arctic navigator ~oult Cs pess nted 70 tss family
s.alkI appropriation wa, maze 20 CON ~ seDt C.1tAn
H.ruteir in sin ar pDsnner 'h% Secretary II Safe
J. T. Hcsdey estrvstod she execution 81 this tEVs o
NGsny Il Co. OF ihis city, and the medal has
iust been completed by them Il IL OF haN
so,d aud weighs dnseD m~kns the vsa. " ,ds
gni exclusive at the work nip about $500 The
In composed at three recs, v'z tut medal orOsr
apo tro glass scuoc ny circle - gIf, %n' n h's
on TIE medal fIm,rR eppaJ erty one piece Ga %
mccall n Dsii at she discovery OF tns
p, ~, Sea made ny Hans Norton, and of WHOM Dr
kere s!ve~ 70 era sh,c des riution In the senonS
voi,sne OF bs las york rne d. eign repre- ,he
sea pt the Fet'ipg III ths dl-,srca, aud bird
lowering IL sir, while for, ground toe
two dsCuverers, clso r. bear iyin, th- a
and the ether with qua, 10 distinguish the Esqmmsux
white Al their sesi dogs they
are f.srTtg IL &c ~ 70 X soat ut IA
see, che waves Ct wbcn rot up the, feet. rbs
In reprefenud plsie ~ gold three
across, and IA certainly rems kshly aojrraie rba
~rYk all done v,5 q gsvpr Every part
culsr "a A. csr.fulFs elsboraed az n done On
plate three feet wide ipsead Of tn inches Os Tn
are tie coal OF Of the state nf NeS Fork
traveD n similar manner, stto 'nSta6 gruurd Ea-k
ste.th encioses the Goa, ,,f armr, the whne beng
eiestDy chs.-d Asclpa ,ht r,0 IS ne ipscd died.
rretepied Or X Kane n. > n,
For bis ssi art seyvces to aeAroh
Of Sir J ~ Fr,rkhn
By the stat OF New YORK, 1857