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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-01
IN. Costa Hisnu Congress.

Translated IRON TIE Cronca de Costa INca
On Thursday. The 9e ~ October his EKceeucy Senor
Mora, Captain General aud President Of the Republic,
gave banquet " tie National Congress which at
tended by al the au'hortes well By various Costa
RicaDs aud distinguished foreigners
though 10 expense had been snared vi either from
want Of proper The part u the person entrusted
with the preparation 81 TIE basQuet or else from the
scarcity of intelligent seryanta the table badly served
Nevertheless there prevailed the cordial
among the guests
H. Fxo,ency the President cahug q mind the terrible
sauntU ~ the republic al this time twelve mouths aro
When vArs uiunphs and disasters were the only topics
spoken o-and comparing that period with The preseu,
prospect 81 happiness proposed toast 10 memory " the
late victories II Costa Rica and Central America over the
nnbusters and likewise 10 the honor OF the ustrous
lamee Ruc har Tor the upright which he pursucs
in opposing the odio1s schemes Of the pratcal hbuers
NJ Iiuc Consul GeEera 10 behalf 81 the United states,
replying Tie latter portion Of The toast offered by bis
tkcecncy The President, spoke az iOo"s- thahk you
for the honor which you have shown my country and also
would cypress my wish that the peaceful undertakings %
Costa Ica may always be attended with az much success
has crowned TIE recent against the hbusters and
thc cCbeauue u the National Congress Of the present
year
Tho honorable Wee President spoke as follows -" The
kopubIc e. Costa kca has passed through torrent 81
NaAfnts and Alter 80 many trials presents 20 the world
fame fcsplcndent with glory FER name and that Of
her hhotsiors have resounded throughout Europe His
i1eeiency ut President has With arm resolution borne
Vs. against afC instances and contaminated that salutarv
movement which resulted our deiverapee therefore
PROPOSE toast ~ behalf Of bis ExCeeacy the Pres dent
- un kepubhC-may HIS name betransmltted from gene
ration eli generation serving beacon light OF safety 10
.lr country ln seasons q difficulty
IT, honorable Minister " We Interior spoke o.
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Who Planned the Capture OF the Transit
Bonts III the San juan!
TO THE EDITOR or THE NEW YORK HERALD.


PANAMA, Nov 10, 1857
nnd misapprehcnsiou Of facts public appertain
nr q the capture Of the lake and Steamers with the
forts Oh tie river san Juan de Nicaragua by the Costa
Rcau troops December last year and having had early
connection with that able movement, and IN fairness -
Al concerned, = few words from my pen may be ~ m
terest
II tie month n August last year my services were
secured ~ Mr ". r G Webster, 70 aid him IN some
military designs he contemplated IA Central America.
soon afterwards Mr. Sylvester Spencer engaged by
Mr. Webster 70 accompany us and 70 serve 10 such
pacy r. circumstances might indicate, he having been
mate on one II the river boats In the design
suited successfully 10 ~ paid for services by
Mr. Webster be, IL the meantime, dschsrginr all
Quisite expenses This contract
We sailed tor Costa Rca from New York OF the 5h Of
October 1856. equipment having been provided for
Nv NJ Webster. on my way 70 Costa Rca from Panama
Wa Frustrated with the Isthmus fever, and was m con
sequence unable 20 take cosmmard IN The expedition
which sig ally destroyed the ambitious plans Of VIM
walker ana secured the nationality II Nicaragua Mr..
Spencer bad 10 do with forming the combna-
or the capture OF the boats and steamers on the san
Juan river than had Repeatedly on our voyage to
I0Sia Rcs We soC ted Information from Mr. Webster Of
le intended military designs, and only answer was,
Gentlemen YOU will receive your orders arrival at
5an joe GEe W. W. MAY,
lat FIRST Lieutenant and Byt Captain Y : A.
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SKETCH OF HEBER C.. KIMBALL, ONE OF
THE MORMON PRESIDENCY.

In the Mormon church the supreme guiding and con
trolling authority vcsted in three persons, constituting
the First Presidency Tho present Presidency vested in
Brigham Young, Hcbcr c. KmbalI and Daniel II. Wells
Recently we gave biographical sketch OF Brigham
and TO day we present readers with similar sketch
Of his first counsellor and chief adviser Heber Kmba
parsonage Of small importance at the present mo
nent We repeat that draw information from
Mormon authorities, which, though II may in some de-
gree be rather favorable exhibits the leaders OF the
ment as they viewed by their people, and this is
something at the present time.
iIeber Chase Kimbal like Brigham, halls from Yer
mont. lie born in the town of sheldon, FARMLAND
county Of tina, State the lath Of June 1soius thir
teen days after the birth Of the Prophet In 1871 with
his father and other members Of his family he moved to
West Bloomfield, Ontario county in this state. His father
by trade blacksmith but did considerable at farm
ing After passing some years at school, Heber, at the
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Our AspinNyan Correspondence.


M Nicaragua Transit Ro1e-noe,nents Of Webster and
AlL1- Who: uni Young Anderson say'-fresident Nora
and WetStcr-ReIorted Capture II San Carlos By Costa
RiodnS-Col. KINNEY, de-, DC
The Northern Light reached here the 18th inst with
upwards Of 900 passengers, among whom noticed
Mr ", r G Webster, who accompanied by J. B.
Allen, IN law % Commodore Vanderbilt On the 18th.
mus here thought Webster had been entirely swal
lowed up IN the hungry Transit maestrom which has
been gong your city or the last two monthsbut he
O6 W al Of a sudden in the Vanderbilt Company Civ
~ Tho lie Andorsons statement, which published
y the &dT and HERALD, viz THAT Vanderbilt did not
know Webster ana would have nothing TO do with him
] informed that Webster and Allen route for
Costa Rca and Nicaragua the Transit affairs, and
should not all wonder IL Webster does easily
coed m ending The pending difficulties between Costa
RIGA and Nicaragua h. combined the rapid overthrow
Of Walker Nebster's appearance in such respectable
company ar. Wander butts n-law puts the
quietus upon the ISLANDERS which have been circulated
about him Letters from Rca also agree assert
ING that Tres dent Morals confidence Webster is still
bounded, and that hs appearance 10 Costa Rica was
anxiously lookctfor
has been declared by Nicaragua against Rica
which fully demonstrates the ungrateul spirit prevalent in
Nicaragua After Costa Rica making such sacrifices
securing the nationality Of Nicaragua-tor doubts
but that Costa Rca saved Nicaragua from the nlbasters
and hardly before her government established, upon the
brs difference OF OPINION Nicaragua declares against
her only ricud We have heard from Scn Juan
de- Nortc that CAVITY has captured fort san Carlos, the
Ncaragusn's boiling the nrst assault made BY Costa
RCan troops
The AspmwaIl Garter has become defunct.
Colonel Kinney arrived few days ago from san Juan
del Norte He complains bitterly against the infamous at
tacks which have fro time appeared the
londencc q the New York TitaRe from Sln Juan del
Capt CAVITY arrived at Grey,own on the 27th ut and
len for Costa fica.
Tho Wabash and the British man OF war Bruins wick
port Tic Saratoga is at Greytown aud the Fulton
arrived ~ Boco del Toroa yesterday.
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Supreme Court-specini Term.
Before Hon. Judge Ducr.

IMPORTANT DECISION on POINT or PRACTICE.
Nov 3O-Ernea zachrissonw ". y ". Reiey-Applicaton
TO examine plaintiff as a witness on his own behalf two
days notice on the ground that he is about to leave the
city Motion denied the ground that BY the amended
Code II is necessary give ten days notice Of the time
and place of the examination oi party who desires 70 be
10 abrdge time and this Is 80, Notwithstanding the fact
that such notice had given ten days previous 70 the
and had actually been examined under Il upon trial
heretofore before Judge sosson and jury, where they
failed 70 agree
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order and maintain the safety and security Of navigation
on that stream.
In the crowd of DEGREES, proclamaons and other art
cles which vie with each other TO which OF them
contain the greatest number Of fasehoods discover
specimen written in the city Of Granada by certain
fellow bearing the name Of Enscbius Tgerva Published
in the fifteenth number Of the Centre American Journal
This fellow in his character Of Costa Rcan Citizen en-
beavers by Of manifesto 10 stir up tho people Of
Nicaragua and excite cnmity among them against the
government Of Costa Rca This article writer is well
known here for his criminal conduct OF which
he obliged to away In order 10 escape the just
punishment he would have met with from the hands Of
the law He also known for his Administering propens
ties for the dsgraceful assistance which rendered
to that bandit William Walker.
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not very concatory, but fraternal aud proselstzing
Their doctrines have been preached among these wander
ing tribes with degree OF which might excite the
envy and astonishmcnt of Jesuit. II easy 10 under
stand the secret All the supersttous romance d the In
dian and his pride battered, when the wonder
full story Of his orefahcrs in Judea recounted TO him,
and for the FIRST time he hears revealed TO him his illus
trious and historical pedigree And the jealous missona
RIGS OF Mormonsm know that they are touching the
strongest chord In the red maus nature when they apply
nc Bible prophecies Of the final restoration OF the lost
raetcs To the home Of their fathers 70 the restoration
Of the Indians Of this continent to the fair hunting grounds
from which they have been driven by the pale faced Gen
tile.
Those whom preaching could no, convert, have been
brought over by more tangible proofs OF friendship
Ever since Territorial government was established
In Utah. Brigham Young has held In connection with the
Governorshp the Office Of superintendent Indian Affairs
IL that he has made of the federal APP
preparations Of which lac has had the disbursement by
virtue Of his appointment for the purpose Of subsidzng
the milan tribes TO bis own purposes and infamng their
hostility against the United States.
In tho war, therefore, which the Mormons have under
taken to wage against the government, they will have
the Rocl Mountains AZ their faithful and efficient allies
The number Of these latter who will probably take the
wartra vsriously estimated at from 10000 to $1,000
And, lastly the whole Of these elements Of opposition
are devoted the service and controlled by the genius
Of a single shrowd, enetgec, able aud ambitious man
Brigham Young s the mastersprt Of the storm. He
knows that his movements viii be made with all the
force and celebrity Of dcspotsm while he doubtless cal
culates that ali the operations Of his enemies will be cha
rac,erzed by that of promness and efficiency which
are proverbal to republics.
such being the programme laid out before our govern
ment its FIRST duty " 70 take action adequate
the emergency The difficulties in its way are formidable
hut not dscouragng Thus far their treatment OF the
Mormon problem government has Numbered every
step progress. No knows better than the pre-
sent administration how miserably IL has Numbered IN
this present {" Utah expedition" lcnceforh, however,
There are no constitutional mpedments no couscen.
tous scruples TO contend with now brigham Young and
his whole tribe are avowed and confirmed traitors Mel
Their the declared ntenton the overt act wanting ~
consummae The crime In the task which lies before Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
THE VERY LATEST.

TRIESTE, May 2s.-Adyices from Bombay mention
the return Of some English regiments from Persia.
Admiral Seymour at Hong Kong, awaiting re-
enforcements which Were looked for in the course of
a few weeks.
PARIS, Friday-The ambassador Extraordinary OF
France to China sailed from Toulon on the 2Sth May.
The law for the establishment of three lines OF
transatlantic mail steamers was passed by the Legs
lative Assembly. The ports Of embarkaon were left
for subsequent settlement.
General Cavigpac and several other Republicans
will it is said, become candidates TO represent Paris
in the new Corps LCgislatif.
Dispatches from Algeria mention that the French
Expedionary Corps had attacked Benz Ratten on the
I'D of May, from three different directions, and cap
tued the position after two hours fighting. The adj
vance guard had penetrated into Kabyia.
SPAIN.
The Mexican Envoy had not yet been received by
the Queen Of Spain, and the arrangement of the dl-
ferences between the two Governments has il is said
encountered new difficulties
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 3O-P. NJ.
MessTs. Richa -dsOn, Spence & Co. say
Cotton is quiet the sales made to-day are est-
mated st 5000 bales. Breadstufs quiet and
steady Provisions generally steady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

The Brokers Circular of evening -9th May, reports
Liverpool CoTTON dull ard heavy throughout the week
b without alteration in the quotations Of mddng and better
qualities Of Amercaninerior remaining unstable Weeks
e so go bales (ncuding - American Of which spec
ais had taken 49, and exporters $50 bales Fridays ss!es
including coo speculation; fair Orleans quoted
Gld middng I3ibd; fair Mobiles std middns IL 6d
fair Upsnds Cd iddlng Upands' 7sd Manchester market
dull.
Previous to the sailing of the Ericsson there was
some activity RgEADsTuEFs but since the attendance OF
buyers small Quotations were called; Fox WeeTn CAnA
Flour 81 cas- g. Phadep ha and Baltimore, SIdS2 s. extra
Ohio, 81 cas- o. red Wheat 6a9 white, ealO 20 ID
mixed Corn IS case yellow. 81 white, ~ 3 4So 10.
Provisions generally quiet, unchanged LARD
dun. lower
NAVAL STORES, with freer arrivals are easier.
LINsEED OIL continued firm SUGAR quiet, and ! lo"c'
buoy ant. RICE IN good demand and Sd eeaIer
Barring Br, theirs report the London market for for
og and colonial produce quiet SUGAR duh at sd decline
lion fiat Rails and Bars s7G a Scotch Pigs, 80 seSl
MONEY in good demand. Bullion in Bank decreased
s4eOoO closed friday IS. for money; 5i ds5
for account American STOCKS quiet and generally unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
Barring Brother. 4 Co.'S Circular.

Per CGpdd0. LONDON. Friday, Mey - iSoi-otN:
The Coou and Foreign Produce markets have been quie.
during the week SV6AK I'd al lower. BREADsrTFFs hrn.
~ aud COFFEE steady. MoNEY in good demand CoNsoLs
leave OF 9Ss money IS! 5! for the Bar SILVER
bl4 Mexican DoLLAks 3 It, American EAGLES 20 3.
Ict al ooN Spanish II 9 South American IS
CocHyEAL steady 80 begs Honduras partly sid; Silver
fm IA for fair good bold 37Qj 10 Tor ordinary 10
yid5lins; ordinary Black from lod4-
Trinidad firm; 500 bags chiefly sold TO good red
81 6qSL About !, 100 bags Guaya,iui sold al So
CoppyR ip good demands Tough Cake and Tile. fI6 tun
Sb,sthur lad Yellow Metal Sheaiung. pb.
CoTrrT-We are It'll. without public sales Of Plantation Cey
lon Privately there good inquiry for coory sorts
mixed cargo consistI Of ESQ bags fo Prince aud JrTe
Mediterranean Sc fo the formcT' and o. tor the latter
ius. p. - g., - a., - =. I'll 49,. A.
Iivsrpos be market il quiet; mddnf Orleans, IS l6A
CoRS-The supply OF English Wheat at Mondays market
was small and il sold readily advance q fully = a. o.
The prices Of the previous Monday In foreign there also
similar Improvement Last weeks average qaotslon ioi In
dish whest 81 l?si2 qrs returned I9d'y the mar
kct was firm and J. dearer. We quote white Amertcan
wHE.r 6s G7O Red 81 d65 qr American FLOUR d G'4
T. bh -
sISoNzwelsh fat at s7es7 for Rail. and Bars On b
Scotch Pigs 50 6d8l for mixed Nos on the Clyde. - -,
LNSEKDOn the spot business has been limited out IAt
weeks quotation fully supported For forward eokeiy
prices hneI and Il 900 for shipment IRON 'he to
to the end Ct November sold at 81. delivered cargo OF
Odessa the sold at IS, for the u ~ suu ~
arrived cargo s ga for the Continent Arrivals amount 10
7,T5 ORE mostly from the East Indies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12

RArrsEtD 81 demand 4. Is Tor good Caielita
Lad finn a. Z dearer. Common p - TO- y f2ii
I1,5rrD C.E-s-Fari.n in t-niaai 3: n. vice. N.u
u, a., IN ee' a, Is 80 Bo-oH ~ eAi' - - 10
OL--tl'h dol sperm Ioulr1. a t.-G u Owe n-E
oo,c IT,. b.. dec "a sHa Ter. a.. = -.
~. today ~ Rrr Forrisn Refund .ei. At 50 a5Is
and BROW -. Cocos Mt a.; AZ % - P4!a - IS
RIcT-stouCCO 'ass hlve L-n -od llrir tho week q.
former mid 10 sooi mid white bengal 10 ,Sil 3
.lor' prp, also about Ba,s lr arrival q 10
ship 80 cs.k. Carolina and 81 bsg cleaned Java a. suction
Sat1pFrEP-Privs,ey small psel, have been sod a. .,dv
prizes sac. era' feff At 80 sra q q At - go
inlay 81 iheEs Bengal il public 'se were with4s"n
a . Tor q T. Ee:rsc;ion. Nitrate Of soda arm
sUcAr-We have = reprt du market and deceive u
g. l. sales have been pressed; importers now
have rot shown much c'p'ioa 70 aize upon these
and the sales consequence very limited ~
West lnJ hhi. have been asp-ed Of; ant sI bags
A-gTt", ,of indirect import p'y od a. n aSoTe Dec -;
good yellow aud privately 100 bas Grocery at ~ tduiy - 10
ben placed hercat Forega: q 5] hhds IS barrels aae
ITO Rico 81 auction the greater Pon odd a-Iy-5l 6I
& d. 60 superior yell and -. 10 fr lO~ % good
ey so hhd Cuba Muscoyado M, found h4yrT a. ebor;
u decline 65 0Jg Us 10 duyJ. jo2 boxes Havana o'-Trd
I4fl ''.l p'n re ,aii' u. -. ~ -! -, 80 NJ
nor brown az duty and - 400 TOR good 10 hae cry
PIys'es $500 bag Muscoysdo aud Z-bu Manila on Ia PIT
a at ~ ~ s1y a. sl5 @ 81 P 't.q BOXES No 10
SFcEs-Girscrlsi barrels Jamaica sod 81 ji for ord
100 bags African realized 81 6a8 Pmeuto; s2 bag, hav
been offered. and chiefly sod Il tdd decline tom 4tdal
cold at T. d aua bags good Penang white l. Gloves:
"a bsl, Zanzibar have been sold 5; I'D
TEA-The market is without activity Common Consou'
NY @ iet. but prices firm.
ante IS s;4, a i5s 'Oi Baaea ii
T.Low-The msI1e; !. firm we quote y L % for Nay
TURPENTNE-26oO bbl.- sold at 10 6alO SPIRITS du .:
The AMraicAS STOCK market &, quiet and our quotations
much beore except that Mississippi Union Ba nds have
been sold 81 o. some Massachusetts Sterling q have fetched
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
Richnrd.on, sprnce'a Co.. Giro sinr.

Pc, Canada LIVERPOOL. M.y q. l351 T.,
h.b CoaS 4eis bbs FLorS from the states ~ quart rs
WHEAT from the Baltic sj6 quarters VEAL 4 quarters
Farmer deliveries Of WsEAT for the week eElias SATURDAY
30 Ts[1 i22 gGaiyI' at y ts ,, i quarters at
On SATURDAY and Monday there wa.a good s7.ua'iye de-
mand for WHFsr, which siysnced 2dJi + ~ -. and for
FLOUR y bb. The prce. Of l.s Friday On lSonS
Cos also s advance Of a6 !uaIts' wa, M Nd
an FLOUR which could have been had rather easier terms
INDIAN Corn continued in active ne,i AZ Tther sdv
been made for mixed SO for yellow ahd 40 for
Al today market the attendance Of buyer. very small
and sales al articles most limited Prime WHEAT com
msuced previous rates but other descriptions could BE- mad AZ
reduction in value Flour nonipaly a. On Tue'd'y WIZ
10 y 70 H. FLorREPhladelphia and baltimore 81 - 8:
Extra Ohio. 81 cas- g. Western. 81 6djl Dbl. INDIAN
C2sN-MiTsd Sc S . Yellow % whit. 20 y ~ ID.
easier rates arr oec asionaliy accepted.
BIcoS-Abnt 400 boxes adverti.ed for auction on Tuesday
nd in ~ time there continues 10 be very little de-
LAED--6 has been taken aud little business doing
during the week reach Oo par # il for export
generally / per cTt higher Butcher, Assertion
quote So 586 IN London the closing prices for r c are
IL juno. and IS last three months Of the wear
RosN in good supply and easeT sales nave oech
Barn. with arrival i. lower Baltimore selling 70 sal2 O.
and Philadelphia oaeiin q, Il without hnd1s Syyer'.
OMs-Slrim ie SLOW ly At .s5d t9o No Whale ofeTirI
CLoyrRsEzDSeesol at all ends no speculative sales to hold
CoTToN-TLcIe scarcely any change notice in the
ke this week freely offered without being pressed
snd buyers limit purchase, to thar woody wants Prices are
Bowed. Mobile, which a. down. Ia Msnehe'eT
bu;nt'' eq9iss'' Tx d" - and 'i1e sS a
Bisaud Atbys Co. report und'r date Of Liverpool evening
Friday May 90 WaE,T quit bu firm At Tuesdays prices
sdvsncc I'd. on the week
f F6ST .i in sy'' St So Ssu and
BACON nom1 al, pending auction sale.
LARD teavy and lower.
TALON IL good demand II ceaIeI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
FIRES.


FIRE n GRAND STREET.
About O'Clock Thursday morning Officers Nclienry
and Rose nberg of the Tenth Ward Municipal Police
discovered smoke issuing from the show window
of the store No. rs Grand street occupied by Jacob
Wall as bakery. and after giving the alarm OF IRE
assembled to the upper stories and aroused the sleeping
inmates whom they safely got down stairs. The fire
was exingusLed with few pals Of water the services
of the firemen. who were early on the ground, not
being required. Damage 10 the amount Of about 80
only was sustained.
II appears tina. Mr.. Wall, upon closing the store at
10 O'Clock. discovered leak in the gas-ppe, and en-
deavored to stop it with waddins. He applied
match to the pipe when it Is supposed the escape gas
between the window casing took fire and ignted the
woodwork which continued slowly burning until the
discovery BY the officers above mentioned.
FIRE n EIIzABETH STREET.
At l. OF clock on Wednesday night fire broke out
in the second story Of the unoccupied frame building
Ne. Elizabeth street owned BY Michael Hart, caus-
ing $50 damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-12
INDIA, &c.

The dates are Bombay May2 Calcutta April q,
and Madras April %.
The news Of the conclusion Of peace with Persia
reached the camp at MOhammerah the 9TH of April
The rngleader in the late disul Dances in the native
forces had been executed.
Meetings had been held at Singapore to copgratulate
Sir James Brooke upon bis so-caed just severity in
his retaatOry measures against the offending Chinese
At Calcutta the import market had somewhat i'm
proved, but operations i'll exports were impeded by
bigh prices. Money continued easy, and Exchanges
were quoted at 9 IT,
At Madras the import market quiet, and money
plentiful. Exchange q II.
At Bombay both the export and import markets
were quiet Freighls dull. Exchange, , lilo
O . II.
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P;ikington Brothers Freight Circular.

Per canada LIVERPOOL May - TO-.
W. coute TO experience considerable dunes in tr~glts
to lifted ports, particularly 90 The North where rue
large ship, III berth gives shippers com
Mediterranean tt"ights nave also
experienced a decline Of ? as 3 tun on coal
The Government require nelts TINS week nave Detn lIei
freely by owners who have rendered for troops 20 Calcutta and
kuachec al rates varying from &l 10 10 AZ 10 per man,
and for stores at g 40 per tun Tender for ten or
ships troops 10 the last are wanted 10 De IN ~
tn. sd OF June O which would direct attention.
Sv,r, Auercsn ships have accepted from IS TO IS
re INN Tor the round to Calcutta and back 20 London Liver
soo We can p see one ship. the highest rate AMI may
- AXE one back 10 New York direct good paying rate
require suitable tunrgge for Australia Al ishty ln
nroypd quo. The Timber ights from the COLONIES are
much lower and ships required, merchants hsNins sup
piled thm, for the preea We can psce few snp'
of nom eO OF 200 register Quebec 20 Lvepooi AT %
frTi inn,