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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

THt Missouri EIEcTIoS.-The contest in Mis-
souri, for Governor is a close ct; but should
Rollins, In summing up the official returns, fall
short Of an election by few votes, it will not
materially effect the moral result and the signif-
cant teachings of this contest Missouri is on
the high road TO the gradual abolition Of African
slavery, and the substitution Of free white labor.
Such is the working Of the supreme laws of eli
mate, productions and the currents of emigration.
Niger drivers may agitate and threaten all
sorts of terrible consequences should Kansas be
admitted az free State, but il is fast becoming q
fxed fact dat negro slavery cannot be established
where it will not pay expenses On the other
hand, our Northern niger worshippers may howl
till they crack their lungs over the denominations
Of slavery in the South but in all those States
and Territories where the climate IL in favor of
the black man, and is fatal 70 the white man.
there, if introduced, will the institution Of
African slavery continue to flourish and extond
hself These are the supreme laws which are
regulating the mees and bounds Of slsvery and
under which Missouri, within the next ten years
will become free State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

TIE FfKaY REGULATIONS -Msastsxs TO Es.
FoRcE rHEM.-we are glad to perceive that our
article In the HERALo OF Monday last in relA ton
to the gross negligeoce Of the ferry compaaieA In
providing against accidents has had the desire d
effect Mr.. Superintendent Tallmadge, we per
ceive, has adopted our views in regard TO the pro-
pEiety of enforcing the law which requires ferry
boats to carry row boats and other appliances for
the rescue of passengers In case of danger. He
has detailed two men from his department 70
whit the boats on all the ferries and report their
exact condition. We hope he will not sleep on
the matter, but will carry out his Intentions
vigorously and promptly.
The officers despatched on this service com
menced operations eeterday at the Wall street
ferry, and made examination Of several boats on
the East river. The DUTY is tedious and oneroW
one; bat we hope that they will not be content
with q superficial survey, but will institute
thorough investigation, 60 that the public may
be assured that life is not to be any longer reck
lessly exposed.
SO far they report that in some instances the
provisions Of the law are complied with; but in
others they are utterly disregarded. Just as we
stated in our article on Monday, the boats pro-
vided nomnaly for safety they found in many
cases entirely inadequate, some of them being so
rotten that they could push their hands through
the bottoms
The duty of Mr.. Hall in these cases is very
clear. He must prosecute the managers of the
company for this palpable violation of law HUI
man life is too precious although it seems to be
held at small value in New York at present-to
be trifed with by rich corporations, who can we'll
afford to supply the necessaries required to en-
sure safety, which, in their unbounded avaricous-
ness, they refuse to do.
Now that the matter has been taken in hands
by the authorities, we hope it will be followed
up in manner that will prove satiaac Dry; that
neither fear nor favor, nor nything else will be
permitted to operate against the iull vindication
of the law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

IMpoILTTC PROCEEDINGS IN KANsAs.-We are
sorry to learn from the St Louis, Missouri, Demo
crat that some 'twe hundred indictments had
been found against persons residing in the neigh
borhood of Topeka, and that six men had been
arrested in Franklin county by dragons and
taken to camp" This was the policy which, I'M
der poor Pierce, brought on the bloody scenes in
Kansas in 1856. Governor Walker should en-
deavor to avoid repetition Of them, and keep
Kansas quiet, if possible, till the meeting of Con-
gres- That has become now his paramount
duty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

HI WANTS Two CoTToS PLANTATIoNs.--B BE.
fore that ilustrious Irish exile John Mitchell left
the city Of New York in disgust, he boldly avowed
Lis views Of the niger question in the expression
of the with tor "a cotton plantation in Alabama,
we'll stocked with good fat negroes" In recent
letter from Tennessee (his present locstlon), In
which he advocates the revival Of the African
slave trade and third war with England, he
ssys, abiding to that Alabama wish:-"Now
that have seen much of the South, and have
lived in II eight and twenty months, I wish for
two plantations in that respectable State" John
is improving; let him persevere, and b. and bye
be may be elected delegate TO q Southsrs Gem
mercid ConVeatoa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

PHILADELPHIA STOCK Board.

PHILADELPHIA TTOCx BOARD.
PHuADuyHA, Aug M 10, 1851
aocn heavy. Pennsylvania nves. S4k; Reading Rail-
road 34x; Morris Canal O.; Lous Island Railroad, llx
x1AAsr. August le--spM
Flour inactive. Wheat lower and qcte dull-sales Of
some new Onondasa county, for mi ling, on private
terms Prime White wheat 10 worth 81 rs. Corn quiet
snd the supply fully up 70 the demand-sales 3, 800
bushels aloai al $50 BNley-some sales on privase
terms supposed 70 be IN the range Of tl rs 81 90
Shipment OF corn last evening $1,000
BUFFALO, August 1a-IPM
Flour IL decidedly lover. Sales day 900 bbs at ~ a.
o. IS for extra Ono and Indiana Wheat IN veyv dull
Small sales Of whse to-day at 81 5S Buyers oer for IL
oGer 7bc ONis-Nev, SEC. whiskoy 8kc. Frcisats ara
lower corn 10 New York 1oc Imports yeeterday-7 Ooo
bbls four 1000 bushels wheat and 10 900 bush.s corn
Expoyu tcserday1 900 Bushels wheat and $4,000 bush
els corn,
BrvAio, Angus, la-sPu
Flour Csc lov ev-rales zoo bbs n 81 rs 10, supevape
OHIO Indiana ~ rs 20 81 fov ertr. do and % 80
for extra Illinois -heal 10 ser-sscs 10000 bushels At
7sk Ost, favor buyerssalee 900 bushels ct $50 for
new and ooo Tor old Whlskey nomipsly $50 Freghts,
lOc ior corn TO ses York Lake imports for the twenty
four bous ending noon 70 day. 900 bbis four coo
bushels vhtM, 1900 bushels corn. Canal exports
1900 bushels vheai, r., 900 bushels corn.
OavsUo, August 1o--s-P. NJ
Flour unchanged. Sales 600 bbls 81 30 so FOR ertrs
state. Wheat dull Sale, 900 bushels Milwaukee club nj
~ 10. Corn Hrmer. Sales 900 bushels at TOO Frsghm
Unchanged. lake imports unimrcrtsnt Canal exports-
2eoo bos. -four 1000 bushels wheat 80 coo do com
CMoAGo. Angus. 19--s P. n
flour declining tendency wheat kesdy. Corn failing,
and declined lie. Osu frm shirmerh 10 Rufslo-@
aou or whesa, $500 bgshs,s corn,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20

starting ~ the Squadron from valsntis Say
Account OF tho Telegraph System aii
over the " Grid, Fully Illustrated.
The full account Of the great o,ble OF the Atlantic ele
graph, tie laying OF which commenced successfully at
yaiens Bay the western OF Ireland the 9th
instant and plse history OF the teegraphc systems
In use in every country In the world, vii appear In the
Hr.AID Of tomorrow cop!ousy illustrated With diagrams
and figures Is needless to say that VII! be one Of the
most important documents ever published in . public
journa-valuable not alone the present time whom the
anxiety OF every civilized nation 10 tptoe concerning
the momentous transpirng in mid ocean, but
tnoomparasy valuable for the future, when the expert
nest becomes matter OF history either great ri
vnpA for science, . temporary failure to accomplish
one Of her beidest feats.
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Political Intelligence.

DrxoosAno ALI ovss The Legislature JUS elected By
the people OF Alabama !. certainly . model one me
senate stands twenty egb, democrats 70 ave Know
No,hngs and the house eighty ave democrats TO anes.
Know NOshinss. Democratic majority on Joint ballet
ninety three.
rHs Missouri Escros-The st. Louis Int,pi0snc,y, ~
Saturday, says that Rollins certainly elected vhe shs
R-puIl,odn, which supported sewut, though ao-
nc> sdmii hi, defssi, SAY, the resua ve,y doubsfui
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20
Col. Csycse and the Crnnsit fso"ts'
To THE xprroH OF TIE HERALD.

Nsw YosK, August 10, 1857.
IN yovr ssue this date 700 pubsh my name and sais
that have been acting especial sgen, Of Commodore
vandsba 10 obtain the grant Of The tsnrii route IRON
Nicaragua" IN - -
Being simply an humble soldier and rih no smbuos
lcgsy In Commodore vsnierbHs projects for tho attain
rnent Of ths much coveted transit route.
30 plessed 70 me the justice Of publishing this ny
denial and much obTgs yours truly, W. z. CAYCEE,
Colonel Costa Iucsn Army
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rARrvuI Buuu 10 Nm. BsoraHAx.-Nr. Rross-
ham, Who, In hs double capacity OF actor and e.
Nor, holds The highest rlsee In the affections o. ssS
public, bss been uylns he small towns such BcsAo.,
PhiAdepha, 30 Being highly successful he Intends W
exscpd hh wandering 10 the South and West during ~
coming season and cruelty resolves not TO play In Neg
York sghn until next year. Once moro for The very ~
however, he appears the o. bis Arswe beses
Niblos Garden "Jondon ASSURANCE" IL the paT, -
the cast the most attractive We remainder inoauems
Mrs John Wood a. Lady aAy Spankes, Ms Agnes 700
ertson ~ Grace Harkavsy, Mr.. wacot - ar hsrooon,
Mr.. Lester ~ Charles, M. Bursoc Msddlc, NJ b'uros
cauli a. Dszse, Mr.. John Wood ~ Dolly spanker, ~
Brougham q Mar Hathaway, and NJ Davenport a. occx
win such attraction combined With the croeednsy gres
popularity OF tho beneficiary, ne may expcc 'ee Noos
on Saturday somewhat full
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The Crops AT the south.

wAmSGros, August 10, 1851
The Mobile kScury has received discourasas accounts
Of he cotton crops from almost every section Of AAssms
aad eastern Mississippi; sui the crop Of wheat and
extrso-a nary, and sres, yield OF corn 10 promised
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Supposed shipyyreck.

BssSros, August 10, 1851.
vesers stern, with The name Of "Jobn Murry, OF
Brooklyn" came lahore Black Rsck, oohssses, yes
tsvdAy
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TIE GENERAL suwsrSkx psspArca.

eCrISCl AND DIVINITY AGAINST MILITARY YoRCH
IN KAssAs-oYyICJRs OF TIM hlIKIMAo, ETC.
WAMIsGros, August 10, 1857.
fhe President short time ego received Q letter from
Professor Sman and others including doctors
divinity, obiec',ns to the employment by him of tho
United States m sry forces To execute the soaod laws
o. Kansas and assuring him that they would
pray that he might have the proper Of duty pointed
out to him, something 70 this eject To this the
PTesideni has Just replied. briefly but pontedy, denying
their prem,ss questioning their knowledge Of those laws
and, aer acknowledging their validity, he calmly a.
sures them ihs by the holp Of God he viii cnros them
In accordance with bis oaih Of ofnce.
The ncipa officers ordered 10 The steamer herr.uac
To take the Gag ship OF the Pa,in vquadron are Comman
der Wainwright, Eeutenanu Croson, Arnold Sharp and
Breeze Surgeon Of The Fleet Edwards, Pssed Assistant
Surgeon sehuver, Assistant Surgeon Hoodgood, Purser
Bsnnap, and Chief Engineer Long. rasssd AdshipmAn
Rsmsey hes been ordered 10 this ship.s her matter
spcc'Al Cabinet meeting held to-day and appoint
ments 10 several OF the Auditorshps and Comptroller.
ships and commissioners OF Patents considered
number OF GENT have been designated for The po,
but their name have NOT Jet uanspired
TIE President has appointed Charles ndey, OF Calfor.
MA Receiver Of Public Moneys u harysville that STATE
Woe 2uF, rsFgned-
private letter from New Orleans saies tina. up TO tho
leh last had rncd thore every day for thirty eight
dsys consccuvey, and stl raining Ths city, how.
ever remarkably healthy, never moro 90 ., ,as sss
sou OF The yeax
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R.rning OF = Hemp Factory.

81 Jorg, August 10, 1857.
The hemp factory OF xcGfew BROTHERS, 81 Lexington
Mo-, vn destroyed by are yesterday. Los, $4,000 In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20
Robbsry and Probable Murder.

Dnror, August 10, 1857.
n Holden, lumberman, formerly Of Saginaw, wAs
sho, and robbed Of 500 a Ann Arbor ss night Be
On his vay from The railroad depot 10 his residence HIS
vouRes arc considered moral.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-20
The Opera at Burton's-u vrovnforS.

The success Of hY. Burtons nrst opsrssio sxpsstunS
seems assured The house Last pnt wAs crowded 70 az
cess, and The representation Of the rrovAiorc vss -
tended with far more genuine cedt than that Of "L0s-
zs" on Monday We had tho pleasure 70 hear thrse q
tho original representatives. OF tho principal r0s WHOM sAs
opera was given at The Academy tso years ago undsr
the sdmlnsI auon--shors but brian.-of the Chsysrsv
whon snce that have heard the OPEN q houas ana
abroad but VIC have never heard 20 vel sung and $3.50
~ whole vehvHi ~ Asucena was better than erer on
last night An We said OF her performance Of Orsni hr
rye Of vocalzaior displays marked Improvement vhiio
her scsrs 10 - vigorous and i,cnse Indeed N
lat night she SURPASSED al her previous eoris end
thrilled The audience with representation OF Axucsna
which might be compared without loss Of rcputau
eithe- rde 70 the grand performances OF hs Cushnaa
Meg kcrri!cs Tho increased power of her voice gave
One e6ect 70 the declsmatoyy music In the seooud
act, and In tho prayer of the third she sang vim
All Intense dramatic feeling dcma by cxeesd
OF tbe ntua Ion. She repeatedly called before Ne
audience received nnumerable bouqusss sorss q
h'gnoJ ~ hsnrioo, was IN his rest voice and gsvs
1pe Representation Of The roe. TIE Couts al Lana a.
Amodio y ~ excellent a. ever sLd nAi IN nigh praise.
sgporna CarrAnu has NOT voice enouxt Icouor~, bal
mansged the music surprsiEgiy vel, and ssod mcoa bca
YER than Monday Altogether the performances ~ns en-
celent, and mus. aak, for ths of msey eshssp
haa mar be repeated.
rhere will be no performance ii this house 70 night
On Friday "Romeo and JuIe viii be gfvep win vsss-
vail Romeo. This said 10 be hsr greatest pars asd
nsrc 10 much curiosity 10 hear her In H.
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Arrival or FrszzotnL-s ynorina Fezzolni pr,ma dcv,s
ssiua Of he Opera dos Ialiers, Paris, arrived her,
last night In the steamshp Arsbs and proceeded 70 ~
lodgings .. Tho Clarendon Hotel Ehe 10 engaged BY ~
Ullmas 70 sing the Academy In concerts and opsrS
commencing early ne1t mouth. Frezzoni In one on he
greatest living artists, and win doubtlessrcoeve prop~
ovation II The hands OF tho New York pablo.
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Tremendous Storm on James River.

PrBBrro, Va August IS, 1857.
Tiers Vas . tremendous sosm 81 City Point, James
Rves, today The ships Rgo and wieland, and tho
schooner jamestown, Susan and Fanny Beech bal
ly dAmsged. The loss 10 about 5000
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Affair In Washington

THs NIcAkAGUA TRANSIT ROUTs-AProISrxHNr.
wAsHnGroS August 10, 1851.
an authorised to state that the Nioarssuan nistsy
has received by the Tennessee sdvicss that Mic
dces not approve the oonac, OF Costa Hoa with Webster
for the Transit route, but ignores IT,
Vim r Phillips, Sixth Auditor, was removed to-day,
and NJ Tate, OF Virginia, appointed In his place.
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TIRE GREAT ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH CABLE.

sew York. Thursday, August 20. 1887.
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BARNes BROTHERS AND co.'s cncuLlR. .

BAhlNos aND w NlhobbAh.
The colonial and foreign produce markets been que
during without maerial change 10 prcea Money
rather Consols leave on .ss 5s for money
ls ID Am,rcsn eagles 76s sd; douoooas, spanish Ss.
AsrsIcss sTocSs-1he transactions durnx this week In
sac sgos have been yery rhns Tssrs are ssyers Of
Ing O and sellers OF tennessee per cent bonds -
ihgna 6s at 50 Some business had been done IN
Central qS p5 illinois Central 20 eil. Michigan Central
- offered 81 oiv Pennsylvania Central LIST
ASo
and prceshsve given tle midlins Orleans quoted
CofA ASPlsptaon ceylon Ia good demand, bu, very NJ,
nom 5ls Cd 56s for mddne quality, and privately
parcels have changed bsnds at these rates 40 Mocha
brouaht Is o. Avsnce middng ereensh from ss ss,
y at sdvsncs from es sis for inc Gne orlinarynd
low middng cargo OF 900 bags barely good sold
s1oai a. bls for the sederrsncru and Two
ts for rear ports Cooa hrm. few lots good Trinidad
CoRN-The market Continues very dnn The supp,s. Of
EbRsh wheat small ard the condition generally inferior
Last week aytrsRe quotation for English wheat ~
on 100 G2 qrs returned We quote white American wher
bbL
Hrsg Russian In rather more demand. at fss los cS7
for ~ Peersturg clean In Manila there ia modertis bu-
uness at fss los fN l0s for fair good cuy
JurE go bales In pubic sale were chiefly sold A. SIS 1s
Sd a tlI l7s 81 for common 10 fair mddling. .
MoLAssEs -lSO puns Iemerss, indirect import rsalzsd
TRos dsmsnd or Welsh /, moderate We quote rails
al s. 6 tafs 81 iss. ss ON b. in w.es; sc''c
pigs, ia Cd for MIXED numbers oa The clyde.
,xn po.hsx !. - ~ ~ .os ,o ~ ip ~ "a. c.cpua a
Tia and cJe cs Cd but the sst day TIVE the mrSei
has become less fgm, Sales for Shipment three cargoes
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Tho return 0m the bank Of England Tor tho week end
ng the 14h OF February gives the following results whom
compared With the previous weeh -
Pubic deposits ... EI es7 GOT Increase 1888 sss
Other deposits ...... 077Ao5s. .Iporcase. l!yab0
Rest. 8b2b, ,T42 Increase. l0,To3
On the other side OF the account -
Government securities sii SAG o0s Increase sao 66s
OtheY seourities Is 247 7oi Increase. 846 Ill
Notes unemployed ~ E2kr 9b6 =, Increase. 3o3 sec
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ArcieoSsl at 4as i5s Sd b., ard 900 ". .s
snS -srerm in demsad ant 30 tors at auction res,ss
ET 81 Ci(O ott or soTA nothing d. az. duI At
81, for br and 54s Cd 6es for ehred Olive r Ea
esq fr & SipOi $50 G69 Malaga. ani E5I EsS basa,
~ I,tseed quiet at rs i2s. Cd toc~nue o. ais
Bgs asi es OF the week only 60 puucheous Bsrt
"a "a pyoor Win Hsrd Isand al zs Cd proof
EWE~ILe sxno tdemaDd has cuatinusi aud tui W0D
bsss have chansd zncs privately cDsa has 60 ID ear
tte ists lo vest point hoating cargo o. o. O0 n
gsi al sues',, brorTpt 10. Cd for mitdlrg wtits.
I.ssctp ID. s,s a,i I. vi rsher essier.
SUoAF-yse mari Eet Ma been quiet but firm AZ cow PR
posec the reiucr "a du va on aad alter 9th APRIL sos't
be-
Refined per ,vt - -. 3s o. Ids "a.
White clay ed .................. 80. ~ =
nroNn nusc0v sdo 80
sses . west Inia DO VI hhds 5000 bags
rius ard India red at sIcuoa during hs
week ard mostly solt st steady oss Vno ps
ses Maurilus Tor ,rsps' pnsot from =, % ss pss
NO 10 nt 35s free hoeTd o Ssss sSs "a CT ~
Foreign 5e2 toxes liay anA aad 81 ~. nsss ueomea
pua 81 aucton were wttrsyn above ~ nsltt vaie ssh
ol7s9bsEsb ert yellow Pernams ohsi"urto soid nj
brown al A., &c md yeinv 6Os R5l a esgo OF aV0
bags brown Perranb sol ahoa at 33 va ior ar pa
TEA-Tte mark ri bss been duh eaueuee OF toe
rosed alteration the duty by the Chanc, or o The Ercss
tome eco 8 0oe chests Of Conxoa are re-
ported 10 Rave changed hands Al Is ga per 10
TAIOw w1he market has glscn way and ~ aAy ne<o are
sellers Of IT Petersou-g G. G5s he ni for aeat
nth ojs lrom April TO Juae and s3s cd 10 ne h sfss
7UnPESTIss.-Eoush nemlnAl at les Cd pr's IA fsr
American
WuAIIsOaE in des,and. Polar ESQ.
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In foreign securities there ha. been no particular
CHARGE either In the amount OF business transacted
IN The value OF any OF the leading stocks
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hpAul4D PuIhF uulItFs.,.. v ~
The BrlEsh funds have exhibited nrmness, but With.
ont any particular variation In quotations The In.
Crcrrug esse IN money, coupled with tho steady In
val mtBu OF the public, have given strength 70
Tho market The approaching repayment OF "a, 600 900
EI o. quer bonds Gxed Tor tho Sch Of Nay, engages
Attnliop, the repayment must, Of course, lead
10 re IL vos tments Yesterday c0nsols Bsoady,
ding various attempts pub them do BY
the circulation OF adverse political They opened
for account nj "a ask snd hom the causes ust refer
time a. low ss esx 10 esys; but there was . speedy
rally, srd The onsl quotations e3zS 10 "a drm To
cay sol declined 0S sellers brt closed buyers at
for money e3S 70 9S for tho account 93x "a
The following table VIII show tho fluctuations In con-
soils since the 18th inst -
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Russia.
WAR IN THE CAUCASUS RRsuNEp-EMPKR0R'a XIsIT

WAR IN THE CAUCASUS RESUMED -EMPKR0R's VISIT
TO PARIs-RUsSIAN TREATY WITH PERSIA.
A report from the kussiAn Minister OF War de0lAreS
that the truce concluded with Schamyi, duriag the
war, expired In Nay Of last year. and that opera
ons against the Orcassians have been resumed along
the whole line OF the Caucasus.
Letters fiom st. Petersburg mention that will be the
beginning OF April before the Emperor Alexander sets out
on his journey to Moe aud either his way h
turn he will visit Napoleon at Paris.
The ratfcstiops OF the treaty sgn between Russia
and Psrsis on the 9Th I January last exchanged
at reheTsn the 18th of the month This treaty
oedes 10 Russia tract of land the frontiers Of Turkey
and situate between 8ayaxd ana Nakhshvan, giving TO
Rusaa competc command Of tho strategic road from
zonde tho ack Sea- to the Persian frontier By
Erzeroum Rassia has been endeAvoripg since 1928 TO
obtsin the concession which Persia grauts. Il u
addsd that orders were immediately sent from 81 Peters
burg TO construct line OF forresses the ceded tor
rt0fy.
The Brussels Nord publishes the details OF the
son granted by the Russian for the great
network OF railways 10 be constructed within ten yoars
s outlay Of Gas 600 900 sterling The conditions are
substantially the same - ihose already announced
Amongst the ao,ing parties Barring Brothers, Of
London, and Hope 4 Co., of Amsterdam.
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mAyMeas
L0rDoE nousr nmK.r, Friday evsnns, Fob. 10 Tho

LOFDcE nonIr HssKsr Friday evening, Fob. 10 Tho
money mGkes tNn,bsing mere sgns Of ease the sup
ply being fully adequse 70 tho oPrd and is present
tendeOcy 10 decidedly favorable M minimum ratio OF
the Bank Of England rersans at per bu, out OF
do0rs the ratc for acooAn0d alton sghsy un Ter that
nsure for rst e'ass short s,ssd PAPER mo arrivals Of
specie bavo been hvse from abroad, specsay from
West Indies, aad further susYy Of gsd ooia,
ing to $50 00o has been reoeived from Ireland The on
ports the OOnttncns have bem modeTye bat tho Pc
ninsuler and Oriental steamer Colombo sailing 10 day
the East Indies will tAke ous nearly f7 90 O00 pYn
opally In silver. Out OF the reoeN Australian arrvls
the Bank Of EI gland have purchased shout GOO 900 Ia
the Stock Exchange tho current rate for money gov
To fAciltAts psrson, subjoin statement OF
pgesse Yemtta ny each OF the hast six steamers
leaving on the 3Cth Of the month, whic$ take ont
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