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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-05

day night, and Effected permanent social Benefit
National Society, with about fifty members Mt.
z J. Assen was first chosen President but declined
70 serve on account Of pressure Of other business
The following officers then chosen :-P resident
J. Vanderyelden Wee President, j. gsnderzwiep
Secretaries, A. Wolksmp and A. Was Sergeants-
at. arms, a. Van Es an0 W. Hamel. Toe meeting
adjourned to Sunday evening next, whn constitu-
ton ard by laws will be adopted.
Several of our famous clergymen ddivered dis
courses yesterday upon the existing monetary
CRISIS, among them Drs- Bellows, Chaplin, Chez
yer, and Sunderland, Of Washington city. DR..
Cbeever delivered his discourse by special re-
quest the subject being "God's hand in the ship
wreck and the financial psnis." The aim Of his dis
course was TO show that the loss oil the Central
Amer,ca and the present commercial crisis were
two parts Of great whole, being Gods Christening
Of the nation because it had not listened to his-Dr
Cheever's advice last spring, when he counsel ed
setting at defiance the bred Scott decision,
and If necessary, the overtnIning of the
government Bishop Potter attributes the crisis
TO the extravaganza of the ladies'. We doubt il toe
bulls and bears Of Wall street will agree with
either Of these complaceat divines We give re-
ports of the sermons of Messrs. Bellows aud
Cheever in o-dsys paper, and our readers may
form their own opinions Of their merits Reports
Of DR.. Chapins and Dr. sunde.land's discourse are
crowded out by the press of other matter.
The argument In the Stree. Commissioner case
was concluded before Judge Peabody on Saturday.
The matter is now in the hands Of the Court for de-
cisron.
The Board of Supervisors, and Aldermen and
Councilnen. will hold their frs meeting of the DC.
tober session this evening
The value of foreign goods imported at the
port Of Boston during the week ending I'd inst
amounted to $s42,2s7, The imports for the cor
responding week in 1866 amounted to $776 633.
Tee annexed table shows the temperature OF the
atmosphere In this city during the past week, the
range Of the barometer, the variation of wind
,arrents and the stale Of the weather at three pc.
hode during each day, viz: at 8 A. NJ, and and
o'clock P. Nj
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saturday-Ho'nng, clear srsrDs pcsr; Might clear.
sundAy-Aorning, oea; afternoon, asar; night, clear
moonlight
MISUNDERSTANDING, clear; one P. spaer; night, clear
and m light
Tuesosy-ko-nirg g, olea-; ore P shower with sud.
Wednesday cecil al eay: hight, moonlight
mvrdaS-"ornirg clear sfserno4, overcas.; nght,
overcast, Nth sgt ran
Fri N-Cioud, all day snd night.
SaturdAy-xorripg, cloudy ard csol.l
The cotton market Saturday uontisd quiet and nc
les reported en- ne spot while pn,ssrmaned nouisal
shipments contruec 10 be maze froH very L nj cd
stock, ncrs' acoou,t Flour active she
decline OF the prevous day. and iirauded IN the sale.
10 900 barrels for export 70 Epeland The market closed
wtaou, further cha se from the previous day, quota
dons Wheat Gas In hight supply. and prices
without change Of importance, white the pu
:hases made Of good red and white so6hera
we're chiefly fm export Corn closed u TOO 7lkc PORK
lower, with moderate sales or uess o. $23 lax So
2b suEsn sold " sbe extsnt Of Abou, $50 500 lsls,
HAse, change or moment In p'ises. Coffee shady
And quiet Fne'ghs ere 6sm, with sgemcnv CT 900
obls -four for Liverpool ai q OF wheat skt. s7a In
osgs, and cotton at 500 . va To Londo, about 100
1000 bbls nsur were engaged ., q. Sd . n. Cd and
spesm Of, as 81
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ne Opera ~ the Academy has hsi bod weck OF n,
financially, although unsteady ibers has been nothing 10
anplaa Of The concerts u rhaibes and vieuricmp~
have hkevpe suffered from the c.u-~s Milo. Frez.
zoni made gress sensation the or Frissy aud
lpsi ain m sudiesoe no, given 70 sudocs excaerea,
On ss, night the abai hs,r Il Ro.ni given Nth
LaGrsrsc, vessvaI, Nine arskosos, Gsssaer and Labo
cs,,a fhb evening "LEnsir IA n 70 be sang by
y-rzsolin', LAboccss, CASTER and R,cco rhs music 10
admiralty suited the cap scss u lhess aruss and tns
perfOrmspoe 10 amply worth hearing
~ Bursons theatre Ms Charlotte Cushmsn has
camp sed tho frst week Of Der engagement
-bich, judging from present appearances, ~fu se
md, nbitely prolonged while ns audiences have
hcluced oil olsses Of society, they have been
not only srsM In pumbArs, but select In quality
During ,he week niss ousnman has played Banco Lsiy
teazIe, Rosaind, hrs Hallcr and Romeo (s~ioe) We
should place Romeo aud Ranca her best % q, aad We
believe that that The public impression, and ns public
IL the hest ori,o afe, ali To night kiss Cusnmsa plays
Neg ser'cs In -bch che 10 intensely nsorcslnr me
srama cell cast and win be dons win ali the Original
musc, BY Sir bishcp, and capita good mutic n 10 too
Atbe Broadway ,hesee Mr. uhsrlcs ssine ~ nnIshes
Bis engagement Of three weeks saturday night les,
NJ. ssihcvs has met With entire success end gc 70.
20 be ash say the same ofshs tour through the rural
districts He common engagement, q, the Boston
theatre this evenipg The Or Say ell nos be oseues
This evening, a. Me time waited perfect rehearsal
Of the ballet "Fsus," In which toe Rorz ami com
pany wiz appear en- Tuesday This company
has met win tho vsrmess enoomiums OF ,ne
rbiladeiph'a pres, and every boty here 10
anxious n see n rbe apnouncemens lead us 4, sxpcs
something liner than bss Ne seen here In the ~
d the ballet Indeed, The bale, has never bscn given
mere sfsr se Europesn fashion, and ,hs performances Of
tuesday Va, therefore, very interesting NJ. Mv'hsi
smmeposs his ocers scsson ~ih the ARTISTS Of last year
Gs,zasiss, Brispon AmosIs &c. toi, evening The PM
lsdelphia. Ronconi .Iu shortly make his dsbI At this
mouse
A. I~- Fae5ss rheAire, N. aovslses, "rhs Bsm
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rHT FEW YORs gxhALp-1DTIOH ZOE EURoPI
The ounard mail steamship Canada, Capt Shannon, VIII
leave Bosson on Wednesday, at nom, for Liverpool
The European mails viii close 10 this city s quarter
past one O'Clock 10 moro afternoon.
mo Europsan edition Of tho HhAAlD, printed In Frenr
sad Ensisn win be pubshed ri tan O'Clock ir Lhe
ssg Engie copicr, in wrsprerr dix cents
Subscriptions and ADVERTISEMENT or any eds'ion VI
rEw YeHx HnuIp viii be received VI the f10w mS pAns
&c Europe
.osDos--An EdrOpean Express Co., q E1: wll,u >.
sAEr-- Dc e3 oy,sce DE- ID 1ourse
S1vsaroL-Do do. CbspN si-eet
s1vxsJooI-R Stuart, 10 Eros augs eree; Eas4
GAvxL-kn EcropeSr Express o., =, Rue Cor 1sifie.
The contents Of he Europesn oaaoo q tas HssAD vii
s9mbins TIC ncvs received by m.i ara aecyrlio "a,
,Jee during the previous wsek. sat " :, ts LtrY Of
IN nllnal,on
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The October Germ Of the Law Courts
What % called The summer vacation In the hw courts
has ended. What ought to have been the vacs
ton has bern occupied By series OF hnsstlons
tentons between two ccntestirg pa,es for the oos Of
Street Commisoner,he nominee Of the Governor the
pointed and duly authorized officer OF the Mayor and
Com mon Council; there has bsen also mAndamus after
mandsmus against the Police C,missopcrs the Losber
claim against the city for $500 900 for doubtful convey
sacs Of properly which has been sss aside BY Judge
Roosevelt % Illegal the Lennon slave oase, the CAnoemi
trial. motions In The Of Mrs. Conninsha the
Reservoir contract, and several others Of less no, have
kept Judges, many lawyers and few reporters pref
,y busy during the ''reoea" Thus day, however, the
Ora, Monday OF tie month, and sne jury su win
mecce Common Pleas and the Superior Court The
Jadsss Supreme Court bcos MI eng ,ged in hearing
the Agr Lennon slave case, jury trial
DO heard In the circuit The Special rern Ia scjoorned 70
the suh Last for The rexon.
The calendars Of the vAioas branches very long
tia, Of the Superior Court numbering eshken nandred
sixteen causes, for ming heterogeneous sai.i
from action mite 10 actions for damages by rail
ways or by nres
The October term Of the General sessons open, lhis
morning, Recorder Smith presiding Although tho Gallon
dar arIe and vii be greatly Increased by the number
OF Indictments which vii found b. the Grand Jury
sun DO, Eisly ths, many viii attract unyer.a
attention One case u murder vii be tried whon will
excite considerable iaerest In his city, pGmsy, tina, or
Pa,rcs Duy Henry Drake ed for TIE murder Of
Francis saers negro. Slsrso batch o. incic, uoo.,
found sgArs the alleged vioisors Of The Sunday To ior
law win not he tried This ttrm, VA expeced TO- ne
that Recorder has already expressed his opinion
thu. thsy should be qu0hcd, While hia ssociao Jadxs
RUSSELL su.aips them and Intends give the District Az
iorney fair chance carry oct the law. He prosscui
ing Us blenders With great zeal .ud wnlo his office
Saturday reporter oeved hat his os eroanei
beneath the load Of complaints Of This nature Daring
week motion viii be made tbe tdsl OF Michael
fer the alleged assaAsnsts Of ofHcer Anderson
who arrested ls ~eer charged with stealing SEQ 600
worth Of saiIDs BON the store OF Diblee % war.
rses, viii p.esd gull 70 tho charge 10 day
cALnpAR OF PRlsorSAs vos GENERAL SESSIONS,
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Providence, Oct 3 1907.
The Journal reports cotton den heavy. Sales only
In ali lots for immed ate Wo L. The light
sh the continued depressed state or the market total
eaIes 10 lbs Printing c.oh'The sales Of the week
are 600 eces, 64x64, on private terms
BuYsAIo, Oct 3-6 P. H.
Flour hesvy and duU sSles 600 ools, at ~ cav ass
10. choice e1ta wsoonsn Indiana and Ohio aud s. 20
S. g. for double extra Wheat opened steady, cl e!ng
doll Sales 10 0C0 busheis, nj SOC. for No. Chicago
sprire and 81 for shns Michigan and Kentucky Corn
unchanged. Sales u 00J busnes at ESQ Osa sk ady.
Sales COO bushels, to arrive st $40 wh'kcy heavy
Ice. FYe.ghU-Corp 100 TO New York LAge imports
for the twent four hours ending 81 70 dsy-2o0
bbls -four. Canal exp rs-l2 0oC bushels wheat 5000
bushels rhore IL frssh breeze bio wing up the
lake, but no fleet coming In.
OswKoo, Oct Sop. r.
Flour ard grain quiet. Canal freishA dull and IN.
changed. Flour BIC and wheat loo 70 New York. Lake
Imports 70 day-ls, ooo hushes wheat 1900 buaheIs
NH 1T
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THE KANSAS EiLCrroS.--Tne Kansas election
for 1cmbtrs Of the Territorial Legislature and q
delegate to Congress, comes of to-day. weehall
arxiously await the news Of the results, because
of TIE sppebensicns Of, and preparations on all
tioes TO-, row. We are inclined 10 think, how
ever, that the United States troops will have been
20 judiciously poeted at different poiuts as to be
able to maintain the peace. Toe free State party
90 not profess 10 have any hopes Of carrying the
Legislature, although they do expect to elect
their delegate to Congress Whatever the rcsule
may be, they will very materially enlgbtea us
NJ TO TIE manifest destiny Of Kansas, aud tho
practical drift OF the slavery sgtstion In this
view the Georgia State election, which also
comes off to-day, IL secondary affair compared
with that Of Kansas
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Light Guno sna "soshpg 10 Nlyss" ~sso played evevy
plight ias' week 70 oaooeu housss "Sotninx 70 Nwss
csptAl farce, and he sadeoces have spparauts, -
intensely amused with The "LiShs Guard" and Asrefr.
II answered ~ only purpose. the asngsmoas ar -
stage for sbis play highly artistic and has met w -
vspsl admiration. 10 night now drama, "A Hssbs.1
fer m Hour" and "rne siAm Light Guard" Mss Hesua
M Jordan, Mr. Jefferson and Mr. whsaasish play II ~
first plsos.
At WALsck's theatre, Mm Hsrnn has nnished her en-
gsgemept, and departed extended our through ~
South and West. Her eDgSgemsnt has lot been 80
oesfs a. tha. OF last year. partially presume ~
count OF the Ac that she bored ihs pubic with WI
stupid plays This evening are 70 have che Rvalss
with hake Lester, Nm aoey and Mis- Cannon, who have
btely been amusing the unynseful PhilsdephAns. ~
wacos also makes his nrst appearance this evening We
chronicle tho return Of tbsse sruss with much pleasure
Al Niblos Garden have novelties 70 record, ~
The brEiness quite good kona ina baas
and the Raves In "aAaso' form capital eniertaiansu
for 70 night
Al The o.. npsc theatre now ourosque, 'Kpg Lager a
the 5ons Of ha 10 be produced night Is the ~uH
OF gentleman Who has besn Prevousl, successful In NJ
neld and the principal paris will be acted by Nrs
CHARLES Hov1a and Mr.. JOHNSON both OF whom arc a.
osllent In thu sJle Of pieCa.
Al the Be sery tbeauo, Hr. EDDY, whose energy suA
enterprise aeeins with success annoanoes grsnA
spectacle The Crusaders the Old Man Of the nooa,
,an" for 70 night, and every night this Mr. EaAy
plays the principal Fart In the peoo
Al the Museum, the weloh Nightingale and the Aqvs-
Rum ese the attractions just Eserybosy oush< IA
hear Mlss Williams and zee the Aquarium.
The cclortd opsrs ct wods and Brysns's soss ~
affected BY tho financial pressure sOsh keep ap hs
nre Of novelties, and for proof see tho bills.
Ass May gives her second ooncsrs al Nblos Saloon "a
Tuseday.
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who have dabbled 10 rail ways, and in spite of
the cobdign punishment earned by the extrava-
CANT ariftocrscy Of our large cities we may get
over the crisis more happily and less disastroasly
than our fathers did in 1916, 1925, aud 1887.
W. have now in the country few certain, solid,
and reliable Institutions which no ordinary fnan-
cal crisis or panic can shake. We bave the
Uri'ed States Sub Treasury, containing twenty
millions Of gold, more or less; all, or nearly all
of which might, under severe emergency, be
made available for the maintenance of the credit
and homer of the country. We have banks in
the city of New York which are managed with
skill and prudence enough to be able to stand
like rock against the peltlng storm; we know
thai no casualty could ever iphict permanent
)oss on their bill holders, or under com.
mon fortune upon their depositors. We are
enabled, through our weekly bank statements
and our clearing house to keep close watch
upon these banks, ADD to work in the broad day
light. These are advantages which the people Of
1917 and 1887 never enjoyed. They had no such
soGd point as TIE New York city banks to rally
round. They were in the dark as to how they
stood, and xbat institution would break next. 1t
took them fortuight-a fortnight of agony and
suspense- TO obtain news which we get in ten
minutes. These are enormous differences between
our position and that OF our predecessors Of 1887
and former commissions; and we may reasonably
reckon on a certain benefit to accrue from them
There is, besides, great deal of real money
in the country. New York especially is solldly
rich. There is reason to believe that within the
past few days very considerable purchases for
cash, Of State and even railway securities have
been made at the Stock Exchange and at private
sales, by persons who seeing these securities unu
suslly depressed, choose this time to invest in
them. One cannot but wonder at men risking
money In such way when 1t could be used with
OUT the least risk in the operations Of commerce,
aud yield profit of 10 per cent month.
But this, it seems, is the public fancy; men VINO
dare not buy the best paper will give $40 share
for Erie stock. The fact only proves that there
is, in the hands Of Individuals very considerable
amount of ready money seeking profitable iavest.
mens; an amount, We should cay, far larger than
would he required to caay our merchants through
their toubes if it were applied in the proper
way.
No such element of comfort existed in 1887,
1926, or 1917.
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The REyUIsIoN AT TIE ACADEMY.-In the pre-
sent fibancal revolution, when all the bubbles of
the day are breaking about us-when -four and
gram and provisions and dry goods and produce
aid stocks, and every thing but hard specie cur
repcy, falling falling, falling it is curious to
Do,e the effect upon the fashionable world and
tits If noShere better developed than in the re
sult. so far, Of the Opera season atfhe Academy.
The diroctors, expecting a strong competition,
put en- an extra amount of steam, and adopted
the bull system with every thing, buying at the
very highest price, aud expecting to realize &C.
CO, diDely from the generous public. But there is
something wrong with the generous public, The
generous public has its notes to pay, and cannot
borres any money to pay them. So tue generous
The Fifth avenue and elsewhere, and goes
into abstIuse mathematical calculations, endea.
voriug to eave something Of its expense for luxu-
RIGS. OF goes the Opera for the first thing
then cut of dinner party, and postpone the
mid winter ball. The Opera involves many
little expenses Outside OF the price Of tickets aud
il canno. be afforded Strangers in the city also
FL the pressure, aud prefer smaller investment
at J6s>otaer theatres. The Opera stock has had
a terrpe fen. The receipts Tor the past week
were sNiy PER cent less than those Of the fret,
and there il rather wide margin between six
tsS1cand and two thousand five hundred dollars.
II Something is cot done pretty soon the Opera
Managers Will be as badly of as the Opera
stockholders; and they went out OF sight long
ago.
We ali know very. well how this fnan.
cisl revulsion was brought about-by
wild speculation and an imitation OF every.
thing far aboye Its real value The same
rcklessress has been seen Ia operate affairs and
tie came result Il Inevitable unless some econo
mical mea, ures are devised The articles in
fiat by the bulls u the Opera are the prina
doans, teDors. buitones &c, DC. They are pat
on the market like fancy stock, at prices FAR
tbove heir teal value, and while the market is
easy re readily bought on their own terms
But they must nov obey the Law which Is Of
work to recuce tnc prices Of every thing else, and
the Children Of cong, T they hope TO earn their
bread butter, rIaccai oni and Bordeaux with US
must bow to the DEGREES If necessity fall with
-four, pork aud dry goods, consent to q reduction
of ethrd On their salaries or else get nothing
at all. The directors mus. cut off their extrane-
Gus ezpenHts send their camp followers to the
right about face, and # they can knock of tae
extra hal dollar which they charge for secured
seats, tney may yet weather the storm. 0ther.
wise they must blow Up like all the otter bub-
bcs There is DO reason Why prima donna
snould lot tail in price, as well as barrel 81
,tou or prime ham, and the market for singers
Ajost bow very fat We do not expect 10 report
a better feeliDg,'a more stringent oemand,"
or looking up' in this style Of goods they
IRE goocs-for some time TO come
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The steamship Star Of the West, about which
zone apprehension had begun to be felt con ,ernipg
her safety or that of the steamer the Pacfc side
arrived at this port eSly yesterday morning, With
new from all parts OF the Pacific coast, and also
Australia, the Sandwich Islands, the Society
Islau6s, Mexico and the West Indies. Annexed are
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NEW YORx nKRALD-oALIFoRNIA HDTT1ON
TIE United States mail steamship q Louis, Capt Hart.
ein win leave this port this afternoon OF two o'clock,
lr Aspiuwau
The mails ror California and other parts OF the Pacific
win close ai one O'Clock
The NEW YoaR wuui HxRAIp-CaNfornix edition
containing the latest from all parts OF the world
will be published 81 eleven O'Clock In the morning.
Single oopios In wrappers, ready for mailing, sixpence
Agents wiz please send In thor orders early possible
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A SILLY IN sHE AnssIoAs PaErs IN rus arxrxxSrH
WARD.
spill, has uhsn place 10 the American parry in ne sr
'esbts ward the slavery question, and too councils
bern organized In oons,luenos Tos party dedsous
fusion are oemocrsao mali ,reess," ~nis tho oo,ois
Go style bemvoves "etseigni outs" The oonnio be
t.een lheve ,wo seoNs 81 me Avevtcsn party " be
axtesoa vSJ ~iL continue In foil bis~ unal ai'ef WE
tesseps
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KRWS FROM TIE SOUTH PACIFIC.

Neutrality COnvvDtto between Peru and
the United Dtalss--RsfusL Of the Chli~an
Legislature 70 Vots the Governments sup
p.iss-G1pOr or shvsr--Ths Revsaasioa n
Pe~u-A Bostoa snip Seized ~ a OhilsaA
Man. OF Wharf.-The gVwn OF Paira, tAsEv,
DessrOyed ny an observation-disclosures u
Fever In BSliviA-Rsporssd Discovery q
the Murderer OF Ihs Brillsn Munster.
The steamship Bolivia arrived h Panama on the Ala
September, from The South Pscino coast
She brough, $500 Geo n specie and twery Fo passsn
gers amongs: whom - Hon. d A. Sta k~eathef, hs
Unied sAtAs Ionau ri Chile his return 10 the United
States
The dates are, Valparaiso 3ia Of August Ia Pcs ,ss
nvis) SSH Of August Lima lin ana Cslso lAA Z
September.
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Interesting from Washington.

Interesting from washington.
PRCPO6ED FiNAfCiAL RELIAv FOR CONVENIENT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or TIE PRHsIDskr, sTo
wAsHrsoroH, Dot 4, 1857
learn that the administration have under oon dderaou
The ,xpsdiency Of making advances TO governmeps
txaatrs upon shipments OF material, with assignment o.
bills Of sding and policies Of Insurance. instead or actual
delivery at The proposed ates OF building This Intended
~ Of relief, not ONLY % tie government con
tractors but 70 the great commercial interests OF the
oounsry BY prec,p ing In circulation millions OF treasury
gold without impAirng government securities.
Inc Post MASTER General has ordered 70 be paid, within
the as two days, for mall service on railroads and else
where In the North and Wes upwards of three hundred
and afy thousand dollars
II reported last evening tnas the President was
much worse but Am Informed TO that che report
unfounded He In getting along finely and will be In tina
city 10 MORROW.
Hon. John Kelly arrived last evesirg asd stopping al
WilArd's,
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Loas OF the Ship C.tnartne.

PRovmosrowS, Mas Oc4 4, 1857.
The schooner Mncesots ca ~ Nokerson, arrived here
tho Grand Banks reports tast (no dss gvon)
known ship aro the ship C.thsrae, from rnomAston.
Me- sinking be, iorneds,ey. The ,ficer and crew
sard and u, board by tae unknown ship, which
vss bound TOR L,yeypOol
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Adgsr at Charleston.

Ehs James Adgsr at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Oct 8, 1857.
The United States mail stesmhip AIMS Adger, Ca tain
@ yuruer, from Ne~ York, arrived here o. O'clock
this morning.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
EAPsctsd Jews from europe.

GAPsctsd nsws from europa
PoErrAsD, Ne., ost 4-8 p. n
Tho steamship Anglo Saxon fully due al oaeoec,
with iour days laer news from Eareps She had nos
heard Of II the hour Of closing a night and the
operators we're notified to DO on hasd this evening As
the operators here raise Montreal tho presumption
Il lha. the hre b out o. order
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Superior Ovust--tseosraI Tcrm.
Bsfcvs full seDcb
Or a-W~ sAssp ~ AssSsss " RAsH@-fd~
Amrrcd