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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

such poor. loathsome outcasts, the nine tmesoursed
children of Cain, with such holy things ss affairs,
"crueiSye., chasublc. and csndlos." Is thOre not
,rs., ;n;u.b,, q here done to the merits Of those
...;o,.., pu, ,,,ese questions arc not for u.s.
II seeu, TO u, that this argument comes at
sor,rnsts time for Mr.. Brigham Young, whose
.va"h,as ara al before him and ;yho will probably
need more logic than he will find it. N'' 70 muster
Brigham with all his harem may, VII. ian na'
become too hot to hold him, move to ohio ~ No"
York and say: Without thirty wiyes l cA'nno'
celebrate the mysteries of my religion" wOulo IL
be an equal law of religious liberty which would
forbid him these because it forbids them to Anti
Mormon clergymen who do not want them But
enough The paper which can print such stun,
might find business in Palermo or Naples. IL
ought not TO find much in New-fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
THE FREsHETS IN MAINE.

WATERvILLE, Me-, Thursday, April 10, leo1.
Owing to the severe rains of the past week asd
the rapid rise in the Kennebec River the toll bndge
morning The railroad bridge on the Somerset and
Kennebec Railroad at Skorobegan has also bees
carried away The loss to the Railroad Company 70
about $4,000 The freshet is causing serious damage
all along the river but the water is now subsidlng
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

ing only 10 t.ose sho ''A sS III. iaess~sS< ,,,,,
lege risey and reN." Tw'
This is certainly the most radical prspssit;os .,
have seen for years. If it woaldn't osvi,s. an ss
fculty from crowds at tho balotbcxs. NJ, ~
have no just idea Of its practic.!.. opsr,so. "
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
MARINE DISASTER.

BOSTUN, HUfsuuyt HPfH fot foV'
The schooner Mercy Taylor, Chase, from Phadel.
pha for Boston, put into Newport on the afternoon OF
the l5th In distress. On the night OF the 18th nst
Point Judith N. N. W. distant about four miles,
was run into by the ship Putarch, from Boston 70!
New-York, in tow of the steamer Enoch Train, and
had carried away the bowsprit, fgure-head flying
lib and topsail, and other damage DONE The dam
age to the ship is unknown. The schooner must re-
pair before proceeding.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Aep0prk daily Gribm,te
FRIDAY, APRIL II, 1857.

The Senate yesterday confirmed the New-Yorh
appointments, as printed in THE TRIBUNE of
Wednesday, except that two Harbor-Masters, W.
J. A. Fuller and Jacob l.. Dodge, were stricken
off, so as to retain Alex II. Schultz and Owen
Brennan, who were in Office last year.
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THE REV. MIR. KALLOCH.

BOsTON Thursday, AprI 10, IHT.
The friends Of the Rev. Mr. kalloch rallied IN great
numbers at fremont Temple last night, and contrib
uted about 81 900 to defrsy his expenses in bis hss
trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
COMPLETION OF THE OHIO AND MrSSIS-
SIPPI RAILROAD.

CINcINNATI, Thursday, April 10, ISF'
The last rail of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
was laid at O'Clock yesterday in the presence Of
number of prominent gentlemen from this city Louis
vile and ST. Louis. There is now an unbrokeh ak
feet gauge hence 10 st. Louis.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
EIRE AT ALTON I'LL,

ST. LOUIS Thursday, April 10, IoW.
Last night at Alton, H., the pIaningmii Q, ng,;
Morrison, Beale g. Co.. the adjoining methoass
Church and three dwellings were destroyed oy n'o'
Loss, So, 600 TO $40, 900; insurance small
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

A number of important Acts of our Legislature
of special interest to this City, are given III th'
letter of our Albany correspondent
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
FIRE AT MARIETTA, GA.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Wednesday, April Is, 1857.
A fire at Marietta on Tuesday destroyed the How
ard House, Colonnade row, the PostOHice, and sev.
raj stores and warehouses. The loss ia about &7OW.
Insured for $50, 900, partly in Northern Offices.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
FIRE AT LINCOLN, ILL.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, April TO, IoN,
The Courthouse at Lincoln, H., containing the
records of Logan County, was entirely destroyed %
fire on Tuesday night.
The American State Council convened ct ~ Loax
Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

m, Mirror is conservative, but avOws that with
,rord TO the Right If Suffrage,
we have always favored. we DOW favor. the whole
sowe rssxsipt aRd regulation Of the (rsleb.se-s'""'
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
THE SOUTHERN MAIL

WAsHMGTON, Thursday, ApnI 10, IoJT'
No mail has been received south of Savannah
The Roman Catholic Institute in Henrieo, Va W"
burned yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

The Hon. Richard W. Thompson, some time
N. c. from Indiana, was recently Cor claims 70
have been) the hired attorney of the Menominee
Indians at Washington, where be rendered them
services which he values at $40, 900. When they
were to receive a liberal sum from the Federal
Treasury in payment for lands, Mr.. Thompson sent
in his little BILL but the Indians disputed or repudi
ated il and took the full sum due them distributing
it among themselves and giving none to their yell
lowish.p pale counselor. Mr.. T. then preferred his
claim at the Treasury, on what grounds we do not
remember and cannot imagine. His claim was re-
iected. He tried Congress- with equal il-success
at first, but finally obtained the passage Of an act
which authorized the accounting officers to pay him
any sum that they should find justly due him.
Those officers promptly reported that no sum was
due him-Mr. Moneypenny President Pierce's
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, stigmatizing his
claim as utterly groundless and fraudulent. Thus
the matter seemed to rest until the accession OF
Mr. Buchanan.
Meantime, however, Richard from being lead
inQ and active Wing, and voting as such for all
manner of Wilmot ProyisOs and No-Extension-of-
Slavery resolves, became Fillmore Know Nothing
and bitter Pro-Savery Hunker. AS such, he
managed the Fillmore State Convention last year
and headed the Fillmore Electoral Ticket AS
such, he did all he could to give Indiana and the
Presidency to Mr.. Buchanan.
A current scandal affirms that this was in pursu.
ance of bargain with certain leaders of the Pro-
Slavery Democracy stipuating that, in case of his
success in his undertaking, his claim should be al
lowed and paid at the Treasury. We know no
facts that sustain this charge-indeed, we should
be very unlikely to know them if they existed. 1t
is what the senior Mr.. Weller would call remark
able coincidence, however, that one of the very
first acts Of the new lords of the Treasury was the
allowance and payment of Mr.. Thompson's claim.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17


obstacles in the way of the new Police Commission,
told the whole truth in regard to the constitution
of the Board, its hppant observations would have
appeared as pOintless as they really are. After
charging that the Governor had nominated only
weknown politicians for Commissioners, that
journal adds that they are all-with one exception
of little weight-of one political party. Now, the
important fact that Fernando Wood and Thomas
Powell the Mayors of New-York and Brooklyn,
both of the rankest sort of Buchanan Democrats
and both violently opposed to the bill, are IN the
Commission by the enactment itself, is altogether
concealed by our contemporary, and the Governor Is
soundly rated for putting in four Republicans and
one American--the latter, in the language OF that
journal. s.of little weight" Our neighbor insn-
yates that the commission is composed OF four he-
pubcans and one American. The truth is, it is
four Republicans, two Buchanan Democrats, and
one American.
We care little for the men who may have charge
of this work. and less for their politics; but what
in the name of reason could be hoped from any
commission 80 constituted as to admit the proba-
bility of giving Mayor Wood the controlling vote
AS II now 49, II Is an even cnance thas tpo ioPuo"
cans have the majority upon all important ques-
tions; and while we earnestly dcprecate all party
influence in Police matters, we see the most urgent
necessity for arrestng the partisan demoralizaton
now going on in the Department 1t is reasonably
certain that the two Mayors, working with all the
advantage and prestige of old power will do their
utmost to thwart and pervert every sautary reform
proposed from the other side To counteract these
enemes within the camp, at least four reliable men
of nerve and determination were required: any
lesser number would have perilled and lost oil.
Should our cotempOrary recur to the subject, we
beg leave to hint that the ignoring of the two May
ors for the purpose Of abusing the Governor will
hardly pass for that disingenuousness for which
truly independent" journal ought to be re-
markable.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
HOME
INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office. No, 4, Wall street.

Cash capital oo
Surplus -'oV'
Az election held 9th instant the following hsmed gem
flsmen uere elected Directors for the ensuing
Chayes j Martin George Pierce Levi T. Morton,
A. y. Wilmarth, Ward A. Work, Curtis NOBLE
WIN. O. Lambert, Jsmos Low, John H. HUTCHINSON
George c. Collins, l. H. Frothinsban, stephen raul
Dsnford N. Barney, Chss. a. BuIkley, ChsIs. Dad"in
Lucius Hopkins, Cephss H. Norton, H. Gu6ert Ely
Thomas messenger, Geo. d. Morgan, Amos I. Dwight,
wm. II. Melen, Theod McNamce Henry a. Hurlout'
. Chss. II. Hatch, Richard Bigelow, Jesse Hoyt
b. Wstson Bull Oliver T. Wood, VIM StuIsis, Jr,
L. Atterbury, Jr. Alfred ). Barnes, John X ford,
Lucien u. Conan, George Bliss, sydney Mason,
Homer Morgan, Roe Lockwood Geo l. Sedmsn
Levi p. StoIo, John q. Nelson, John W. Whtock
Jsmes Humphrey, Lyman Cooke, Cyrus Yale Jr
At meeting Of the Directors held TINS dsy ChAkLts
NAETIs was unanimously reelected President, and A. f.
WILLnARTH, VicePresident.
J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

Heart Lung dseee Cell them before they ieav. tor
SsI.tsa Tar PFoPLLs MEDICAL LIGHTHOUSE By DR. Root.
gen tt bad s their 0cc, 81. BTos9wsy Pce - per copy
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
Six REASONS Why EVERYBODY USES LYONS
HENRYH. LEEDS d. Co., Aucaoneers,
No o Nrssan-kt

DOOR Below CEDAR STREET,
VIII give their personal attention usual during tho season
the Of HOUSEHOLD FuRNITURE at the rcsdencc o;
fanes removing breaking housekeeping Th"y have
spacious Ssesroo where they will hold regular sales TO
coumodAte those who wih to avail themselves VI this meduz
Of disposal
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

BRANpRETns PILLS at this season should he
occasionally uscd They secure the health by cleansing the
Sve and blood from al impurities and the add an erncn;
% tho blood which 1t. power to resist dea dTpends A.
an anti bilious medicine they unnyaed So'1 a. o -
C~nsl.st. at 25 cents per boS with full directions
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17
SEWING MAcnINEs.--I. NJ. SINGER & CO..

SEWING MACHINES.--I. NJ. SINGER q co.
pAzFrrE pesut Pictorial Paper full and reliable
Information about SEWING MACHINES and answers oil ques
tous that the suboct all who read this
win learn how purchase SEWING MAcHINE with which
year clear profit be made and will be protected
from being imposed upon BY the humbug hines
before the public. NJ SINGER Co.'S GAZETTE will be sent
gratis 10 alf who apply by letter otherwise:
r. M SINGER 4. Co, Nc. S23 Broadway. New York.
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lowing to alterations to be made in the Psno No.
S Broad~ay the large stock Of PIANOS and MELoDEoNs
wj be sold during this and week lower prices than
ever before offered this city Pianos and MeodOns rent
HORACE WATERS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

CHICHESTER's DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC cures with
out parsns Made from gadsn vegetables to three drop,
dose. Depot No. 0i WRst 81 per bottle BY all
Druggists BAESsS PAEK, No. 304 Broadway aud C. 4.
CRAcf No. l65 Chambersst, N. Y, agents
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

MICS ,-IIAIR-DYE! WIGS !!-BATCHELORs
and have improvements peculiar to their house
They celebrated oil the world tor their graceful beauty
essf and dnrsbty-tng charm. The largest and best
stock the world Twelve private rooms Tor applying ms
famous DYr Sold at BATcHELoR's, No. 2SS Broadway.
TREES AND PLANTS.-PARSON'S Il CO., Flush
ip near would advise purchasers TO send in their
rde early The stock Of EVERGREEN aud other ornamental
Trees particularly good and they offered at Low rates
fxuT TRrEs SRRuBs, RoSBs, VINES and EXOTIC PLANTS
San he furnished in gst variety and Of choice quality Trees
will delivered at Fulton Market wharf OF freight Cats
Losues by mail II a No. ~ Walst., basement
LARGE FRUIT TREES, &c..-WM. X. PRINCE
Co Flushing ~ Y, oher extra lsrses sized FRUIT and
TREE including large EVERGREEN suitable for immediate
beang and ornament Price catalogues at FOWLER AND
WELLS, Nc. SOe Broadway.
CARPETING.-Royal Velvet los to l2s Brls-
ses Tapestry 8aOi Treepys, 8i6alo Tapestry and In
grain Iei6 also 900 pieces common Ingram 26Qi per
yard; Oil Cloths yards wide HYATT No. 2lO Bowery,
Opposite Rivington-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-17

HOILOWAf'S IuLS-i ho"Ti hhLihi wv
sooner these searching Puts influence IN" system thouh
.be Nids hh nysde the stomach and bowels begin
20 PERFORM their vigorously the appetite returns and
new lin scenls infused into the patient
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= 2 e css wss n % v
ssss, s s s1 81 S.s &c $ sssss
g :t: q 4 :: sfrs %s' &
he 600 bags adyeIsed 500 sold Tie remainder being
wndsvn One lot OF prime quality brought l2c and tho
re%ainser neS MS making an average Of about 1856
CeTros The sales embraced abou, 1880 bales The
a. Ss1s s.ss. H..
I'D 70 London sbo 600 bills navyi stores Wers tsSsn
at3s To Rotterdam 10 logs cedar Al 35s Rates y Havre
BosEYSses so erces and 80 bbs were sold for export
Hors were steady with small sales eff Eastern western
IRos...sscotcb pig was in moderate demand, with small
LHaTnHR light stock the market continued firm for
Mol1ssas sales about 100 hhds old new
crop Cuba $50 &C. the latter figure for prime quality
NAv1h s1onrs The market qulet with re.
espts small sale Of spirits urpsntne was y N made y sS
delivered Crude as FIRMLY held at 81 rar was quiet .;
N5Sas 2s pitch wa, dun 2, 9 a ia,e and m.,
were steady The tas Of New Bedford for ne
market for sperm oil continues aess w f an
export and purchases have been made on foreign orders
acs st II psT gallons S T and
tsG9 AsS G Su eSs
gallon Whale remains without change We notice sales
80 eS Is psT n rs or p ne ss saa $S s
steady. with rales about 200 bbs including country prime
Western was St no. End $l6 90 for extra Chicago DO Bacon
1oAc 1Csc for hams ard s2c ase fer shoulders Lard
firm with sales of 200 bbls 3ac for fair to 1880 for
the and 400 bbs sold arrive l3c
Butter in good demand at I6 2sc. for Ohio and a
zoe 25c for State Cheese selling ut lie. 12c.
RICE was about an c lower, with sales OF I50 casks
$40 aHac
100 do Cuba scovsdo at &C. 9sc 9c. 100 bbls. do,
p. I. and 70 do Molado At 75sc.
WHIsKEY- Sales OF 400 bbls were made a. Sc.
WHALEBOyE-At New Bedford there more In
gury, without sales Of moment
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Police Intelligence.

AyAS pRrocrp RonnEp John Hs,ry Francis
i've Of Manila present soppIrg 3, The b~~rdng house No.
Tea james sirc~ yesterday Afternoon made compliant be
tore Jurice Copvoy agsns Psircs Kelly young re
w ,1erry st e~t charging bin wh Rivns him
drugrsd buuor md iobhitr a. u fod vs,,h ana
hs .. Frs as. ne complainant seled tte MUIR
No s4t where 10 hslT With urre OF
MS srtr q vbru be invited drnf AFTER ts,iug
ore gs Frss,s c~I.d fcv ssrond tis lsns "a he
$500. es ,.n v-ov - s.uod BIZ ans rohSed hn, amer
vhbh he hrus lro tie ree' spd vas hes se9 hone
~ " sailos ~ t ony one arr.sed stf be vas
~ pturss ~ 90 " ~. he Fourh wari police, AMI
lcs.ei o FOR t.at ~ell gtOwn 10 the Fourth ward
police
so,r CorSryrrrrrs ~ rpr v1Sx e. Cosssncr "A
"a, rem "a vi ~ CONVOY residing No - Ned'son street
syre -,~e~sv csrrec with rasgr cnrnterfe ~ bill
On tl,a n (rrnrlcrcr P~ridcnce lat me store ~ Hsn-
y Nc - ncr.sSs s',es, sprssrs hat o. soaday
serrr,t W pefT another 20 hin hu' he hsvng IN the mean
ehsrs~er drclred taxing The bill and
d - a,its src iod him when he refused the BIN that
~ 90 cfssre. amer her arrest she was Ound with
Is Tyntrsn az I, ish cie~t arrested sor attempting
D. ~ or al be bills Gnehrr. Of sprpg street. and
ycru unsn ramed eorpe IT. Henry wss arrested tor sinh
bar semrt rrcr q VI benson or wooster s1o"- Inc orn-
DArrsa Tprlr nv Hrcso aaruel Jackson, eolorcd was
sresfed ,rs rTd.v cd with realpg package Of dry
valued Ss 50 the properly on hes.rs Arnold Con.
stsbIe 60 merchants doing butin- ~ Canal street ~
appear hat the gods delivered 20 fsrick ru'vr
porter ~ aps on board ,he Cshswoa Patrick
ne paossee 10 ibe harf which he vessel Yves lying and
there mt down for a few moments ln the mssniime,
while tie 81 the porter was engaged with some hing
sonT him, the negro stsr ped w snondered The
package and made He YES, fortunately however OBJ.
served by Psrt who bic arrest by officer Powell Of
me Tird ward The prisoner ~~ taken 70 NE Icmbs and
locked up toT psl
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gya.if bic wtsbes she b esoeisie tyhim ehs
turner stated that dcfeno sui had SINCE the SAID nter
repeated desired 70 crafty his de bat tha
he absolutely refused IN ne had married her that ATE
tine and fifth Of resrusry she ascertaned thai
be was gong away csndestDey California In the
ihnoss h intent Violate his engagements with Der
The defends Units seduction. but
isnty intended 70 abandon the atnd but to
the be had chased passage tickets for two
bis be unable leave tho CITY, and be offered
through counsel court to marry he plDtf ~
any time or any place that he willing al that fe
let Judge Brady unite them IN the bombs OF wedoce
hat they gh both be happy aud the sdy's reputation
saved But The counsel or the plaintiff you'd not consent
be advised his client no. 70 the defeo
dart because he might 70 and leave her destsue
Judge Brady papers but remarked that he tho ,s
woplu move conducive the wesro OF the plaintiff 70
mary The defer dan asa advised both parties 70 think ss
rously OF the matter.
FrB ii The Judge this morning msde order reducing
the bsn Of defen dant TO $500.
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THE EAUGATUCK AND HOUsApONIC
RIVERS.

.FTem the Bridgeport. Conn. Advertiser. Feb. TO-
The rain sunday produced ireshct In the Nsugs
turt spd Hovssopc rivers Tie ice above Derby came down
with terrible force and lied IN immense
the mouth OF the Nsuraiuck ard AL over the Landing The
tricre between Derby and Birmingham swept entirely
rTeber with building belorrinr ~ the Derby Lun
Der Com all their lumber and three four shops
In that vicinity The railroad bridge broken and
NED OF, snd he Ice sre~n around and over ue track
siI eight ten anil Twelve feet and
mi'es q below Derby. The scene frnm Derby
bend above the New York Railroad bridge aid
widest and most terrific pictures OF dsaser
ihsi te upar ined from iss ard vsier
Tie Of The te ercndcd down " The old Was'ug
bridge and started Of The sbu,neu,s several
inches Great entertained all day yesterday tia;
the .bole brtApe would be carried away.
The ~ the damage IN e railroad trtre e not ye,
sscetslned large number o men were cent esrly THE
morning clear the see aud When tst done
es-nste at the amount OF injury can be ns<e II y Do~
cu rht be fepa-es 10 enable trains 10 In
three four ys-perhaps sonncr
Apovs Derby n /. be Heved s y safe he frsn Wa
ierbury Gown 70 that place without any dinesliy
On the nou.aion,c TIE ra-k Yesterday covered with
wses M various places The train iron Pttsoeld came
through safely but bours bshioi ns the water
benz points put ou' the IRE Ia the
furnace ~ lie rsfpe Beardnns btidse Al Nev Milford
vas entirely carried A>o The bridge Al hervnsvic
aue slt osher bridges sbove.
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route between Nhatitlan and Suchn. Ae rsnaiD1w d
the nns Of rsvei which he's offered IN Ne dtnhcuAes
which have been spoountsrsA VIII soon bs thoroughly
oonplsssd and ready Tor The stages me force Of labor.
now smpIsyed d fully sufcisn. 70 nnish the route
Tho ansndmest plsoed 70 the coinage blu by the 30.
nate provides that Tor the space Of two years shall be
lawful 70 pay out d The Mint the cents authorized 70
be coined for the fractional parts OF the dollar n their no
mipal value Of twenty I'VE cents, twelve and half, &c.
The special election n Fort ATKINSON, recently held for
the purpose Of voting $50 900 IN Town nds to the Ohoa
Co. 81 Paul and Fond on Lao Railroad resulted fol-
ows-whole number Of voies cast, AS-3os for and IS
against
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he FIR E S 81 E is.
CONDITION OF THE RAILWAYS

Or lnE hdlLW M
The uair . arc stl detained three Of the railways
converspg At This city has been found that the only
interruption the Erie road d the Delaware river -
Navrowsburg bridge All tho way trains east and IVES,
Of that pcin. run regularly and ~ usual. rhere Of
course are NO express or through trains. nor
will there be un:il the bridge Ia repaired. A
despatch was received nom Superintendent No
Curam yesterday afternoon, in which no ex
pressed belief that the bridge would be sufficiently
repaired by next Monday 70 pass passenger ana regh
Ysrs from end OF the line 70 the other The Della
very much Az olen aud the engineers ind great DIN
cuhy In prosecuting their work Until such time a. thu
oP &c YepsiYed the passpRers for any point on Voc
f. west OF Port Jervs ore passed over the Ne
Jersey Central and LaokawAnna and Western road 70
Great Bend where . connection 10 made With the Erie
rood This arrar cement VIII last until Monday, such
ne - the Narvowsbuys connection 10 made good.
The Hudson River railroad cars got no farther t6sn
volt yesterday, nor WI. they for day or two 70 come
re wster Oh the upper end OF the road 70 slowly subsd
ire and the repairs Stockport bridge are rapidly going
forward. Il 10 NOT wne 70 ssempt passage to Albany
Just yet
The Car den and Ambov road 10 still under water be-
ycpd Borcenown though the river u sensioly srbsdng
y through trains can possibly be run before Monday
All the Their lines unimpeded ~ yet, WI the sn
gle exception Of the Long Island Railroad which will NOT
be hawed out before April.
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Owing the late feshet ia the rivers there have
arrivals Of beef cattle lsst
sequ the city poorly soped
with beef cate the total number sake ali the yards
only mailing g5 head-some OF which said
left over from Lass weeks market The cattle sale Al
lerton's all very and really
there only two airs OF premium cattle which
held OF lac lake per h. The prizes pa1 Al
ALE aAc which sold at prse
were nferor- ordinary bullock brought high
l2c and TO, unfrequen.y high
TONERS only busted at ADertons yards all
about $50 bead which werc drowned In the AL
bsny-whlc waiting this cy-sn OF which
were Represented ~ being FIRST quality cattle would
made valuable acquisition 70 the offerings Aerton's
cattle having been sold At The latter holirs
owing chiefly the email supply, could obtain
prscc they choose supply
much the week while prices uuders me NJ
material change, perhaps nvoring sellers In degree
The ota receipts Tor The week All the yards