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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
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FRIDAY, MAY %, 1857.

The Metropolitan Police Commissioners yester-
day removed Mr.. MatseD from bis position at the
bead of the Department in this city, he having re-
fused to obey their orders or recognize their au-
thority. Daniel Carpenter, the Captain OF the
Fifth Ward Police under the old law, was put in
Mr. Matsell's place as Deputy Superintendent for
New-York. Mr.. Carpenter is entirely familiar with
the duties Of this responsible position, having been
Captain in his Ward for eight years; he has all the
energy and ability necessary, and if he does not
make az active and efficient general officer, it will
be only because be does not try.
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The Independent thus answers our inquiries with
regard to the completeness Of its weekly lists n

The Independent thus answers our inquiries with
regard to the completeness of its weekly Lists n
Bankruptcies occurring throughout the country;
"THE TRIBUNE asks if all the failures which occur
are published. We answer No. for the simple ressco
that some Of them not for long time made public,
and then the particulars are vague and unreliable
that We cannot know for certainty the truth in he
case. One two instances have occurred where sat
pensions have taken place for day or two, fo'swet
by all immediate resumption. No possible good would
result from the publication of such cases.
Again, we declare, we have done many times
before that we do not publish all the names which
come to our knowledge for the simple reason that 10
cannot get the information CONFIRMED. We rHhsye
such intelligence ndorsed by at least to responsible
parties, OF il cannot appear in our columns. 10 COZ
sequence Of this rule have been unable to publish
many failures which have occurred"
The Independent seems not to comprehend tho
main point of our inquiry. We wished especially
to know ,chether the name Of any kno~n tankrsps
had erer been omitted in difference to his en,rests,
his feelings, or those Of has friends. We have int
nations that such omission has been made, which,
if true, evinces grave improperly. Either print
complete list, so far as you can, or print nous
But we trust the lists have been, or at all event
,ciH be, as complete as the materials within react
Of the compiler enable him to make them.
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Is set upon our heads - a. il poor John CninA-
man was not to sse his only means Of defense and
revenge against the unprovoked assault upon his
life and bis habitation by civilized Christians UNDER
protection Of impenetrable bulwarks and oenind
bristling cannon. The fact ia, that the bullying
spirit Of British warfare has in this instance failed
to corner the untaught heather Of the Eastern
world; it has been found that Chinese PRIDE mas
not been broken By long suffering and that the ma
tyes Of the Middle Kingdom are not quite SO ut
tery crushed and bestia in their servitude as the
darker skins Of Hindostan.
The last mail informs us that the British feet IS
lying idle in the waters of Whampoa and Hong
Kong, awaiting reenforcements; when these fresh
troops and wel-appointed ships arrive, we may e1-
pect to see the finale Of the tragic-farce recently
commenced before Canton. More bOmbshells Will
explode among the peaceful habitations Of the pro-
vincial city, and more lives fall sacrifice to the de-
mands of progress" and the pressure OF West
'ern civilization and power" Meanwhile the let
ter writers and Our Correspondents, seated under
their cooling pnnkas at Macao or Hong Kong NIL
pages Of foOlscap for the entertainment OF home
readers, the tendency Of which is totally to deceive
the unsophSticated 10 the real merits of the war
and the object of which is to advance pecuniary
interests by keeping up the prices of Chinese
staples. Now Chinese produce will advance under
the influence Of war whether letter-writers strive
for this end or otherwise; but the advance in mo-
rality genuine patriotism and international comfy
will stop, while the Western world puts forth its
enormous power to further private interests BY
unwarrantable aggression.
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A respected correspondent in Michigan sends US
the first of series of communications based on
what is commonly called SPirituatism, which be
prOffers for publication through our columns.
We decline them, because We cannot perceive that
cur readers generally would be instructed prof
tied by their perusal The purport of his initial
number is that the spirits with whom be has been
dealing have confessed to him that they are not the
persons that they have hitherto protested To be
are not the once mortal friends and relatives OF
those who have Intercepted them from this side OF
the yail-are not of the human family at all, but
different and darker race, outcsst and abandoned,
who derive malicious pleasure from deIuding aud
misleading credulous human beings. There 10
coed deal more of this sort but this Is the essence
of the revelations which our friend supposes have
been made TO him from "that undiscovered coun-
try"
We do not regard the series which our CORES
pendent thus initiates as within the scope of our
standing offer to publish any important facts which
NAV. from time to time, be developed, respecting
what is termed spiritualism just as We publish
facts relating 10 any other topic. We are not en-
ablcd TO Judge Of the evidence afforded our CORES
pondert that the utteranees he records had any
supramundane origin whatsveF. That he Tanks
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they bad we DO net doubt; but wav 10 A;.,. :
We are unable even 10 guess.

they bad. We do net doubt; but way IA N;,,
We are unable even 10 guess.
The previous question. with regard 4. a.
"Spiritualsm only one in wh;cA "a.
MAS take any interests this: al.
Spiritual Manifestations, (so called, prod...,
mpelled by other sentient, intelligent soir,, =,
those yet enveloped in the hesh and blood -
facilitates, or at least witnesses, their produces.
Testimony (pro or con) bearing on this p,;,.
have never except for prolixity or trivaEtyl r..,
to publish; but we have seldom given any COAL
able space to what purpOrt to be utteuncss ~.
the unseen world. These will be in order ar, =.
public shall have settled the dubious oue.,,o, :,
their origin.
The TRIBUNE has been vehenenily incql,.,.,
on one side as the partisan, on the other a. u. :.
fair contemner Of this Spiritualsm. We h.
only deserved these contradictory criminAtoo,s
neither distrusting our senses on the one hand =.
sbdicating our faculties on the other To h,S.,.
that the phenomena which have excited 90 mueh !,
tention and amazement were all produced by d.,
jugglery and imposture, were absurd 10 SUNNI,
that there were no tricksters among the pressod.,
to spiritual influence, were hardly more ration,
But there is very long distance between sdmiSu,
that some Of thee phenomena are unaccoursd sr
on the ready hypothesis of impOsture and delasse
and supposing them TO be necessarily the wori Il
human beings who have passed through the yLt,
of the Shadow Of Death. And, while we ,a.s
the force of the proposition that these pheaousas
should be investigated before they are Judged v.
cannot advise the majority 10 eaier upon tAeir a.
vestigatiOn. great deal Of precious tina Ia.
already been wasted in such scrutiny; and Va
doubt that a msjOrity Of those who have rNn
much time to such investigations have thsrs,
been made wiser, happier or better.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

Some Of the men who made that grand volunteer
parade few weeks since met last night, appa-
rently at the desire or command Of the Mayor, and
resolved to stand by his Honor in his defiance of
the authority Of the State. Shaking ones fist in
the face Of the law is very easy way to win noto-
rety, and as long as it is not likely to harm any
body, may be INDUCED in to any extent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

UrAu.-A Washington correspondent of The Times
says:
"A large military force has been ordered for Utah.
~ take their position the Government Reserve, forty
miles south Of Salt Lake City The new Governor of
the Territory has been selected, bu. has lot yet been
heard from, and his Whereabouts is unknown. Who
ever aud wherever he may be- il is understood that he
recommended by Mr.. Bright Of Indiana"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

PFsssYLyAsn--Ner Legislative appointments
The Legislative Committee Of Conference has agreed
on the following plan of ApporiOnment, which VIII
probably soon become, il it is not by this time, law;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22
GREAT FIRE IN BROOKLYN.

BURNING BERDANs MECHANICAL BAEERYs
Another Great Triumph for
WILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE.
"Messrs. b. q. WILDER l. Co,
New York:
"GEsrLEMEN: The SAFE which I purchased Of you
this morning taken from the ruins where had been buried ia
burning and hot bricks for sreatue hours The Books
Peppers Bills ell perfectly lesbe Please receive
the "SALAMANDER and win you in day or two in re!a
tion TO
"Yours respectfully, H. BERDAN.
Brooklyn, May 8, 1851"
The ebove SAYE may he a. warehouse where full
assortment (of the beet drePTo SAFES IL TIE oyid be
found. h. q. WILDER Co,
Patentees aud Manufacturers.
Depot No. l22 Waser.st.. near WAL y. Y.
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Is57-OUR LATE STYLES OF SPRING AMI

I857-OUR LATE STYLES OF SPRING AND
SUwMrR GARMENTS are now ready and sale As most Of
these fabrics imported by and confined TO and got
nm with great taste will the interest Of friends to
pskc ON early selection The stock Of CLOTHS, CAssMEREs
and VEsrNGs ROOM the largest and mos ele
CANT exposed In this city.
Nos. 25s 259 and 250 Broadway.
FvkNsmsG Goops-We offer a large and superior stock
etery description of SHIRTS GLOVES and UNDER GARMENTS
for SPEsG SUMNER WEAR Special attention padto
the of SHIRTS d the newest styles either ready
made OF made to order, and al moderate prices.
D. DEvLIN Co,
Conner e Broadway and Wsrren-sts.
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.. The evil that men DO lives s.teI them;
r. - =. -, intrrred 18th ih-ir boues-

Such are all the particular facts Of State legisa-
ton to which the hye shareholders refer, TO verify
the extraordinary statements az to the feeling
and opinicn as to persons si African descent Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

CURTAIN MATERIALS AND WINDOw-SHADESA AT
WHoLssALE-KELTY FERGUSON. No. 29l Broadway and
No 81 Rsade have full and choice stock Of Brocatele
Satin LANES Wored Danaks Lace and Muslin Curtains
CorDces Gmps &c. which are offered at the lowest prices
WINDOW .SHADEs.-Our stO.k of Window Shades Ia the
lsrset and superior manufacturing facilities
snabe offer these goods es than other houses we invite
Abe attention of close bnvers
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WINDOW SHADES.
LACE and Muslin CyKTNSs
CoKNicEs, BANDS, Ie
Wholesale and Retail
MIcHrL, Fitting MASON
No. 345 Broadway, ". Y.
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SPRING IMPORTATIoNS, Il

AT LAST FALLS Prices
Now on exhibition, large and superior stock OF VELvETS
TAPEsTRY BRUssELs THREE.PLY and INGRAM CARPETIsG
Imported expressly this Springs trade which, until frthe
rotice viii be sold at LAST FALLS PRICES The early br
gets the worm. Smith LOUSsBERRY,
Nc. 46 Broadway, Grand st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

" your HAIR is falling out
Use LYoS's KATHAIRoy.
II your Hair is getting gray,
Use LYONS KATRAIaoS.
If you troubled with Dsndraf, v
II you desire soft, glossy Hair
Use LYoNs KATHAIRoS.
Ivo>,s KArHAIRox Is pronounced oil to be- beyond
ton the finest preparation for tn. Hair made Sold BY all
d,sl,1s every where for IS cents per bottle.
HEATH WYNKooP & Co, Propretors,
and Manufacturers Of Penumery of oil kinds,
No. 60 Liberty-st., New York.
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GEO. I. PETERSON.

Of the late firm of Peterson Humphrey
will continue the CARPET business, In the firm of
L. A. PETERSOs Co.,
No. 10 CGnsl-st. 49,
We would invite the attention of friends and the pubic
h our rioh Brussels Csrpetng, s TO 49, per yard.
Rich Velvet Competing, Il 10 10 per yard
And all the latest Petterns # John Grossly < Sons,
Oilclchs ofeyery description 80 the lowest cash prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

WIGS !-HAIR-UYE WIGS .!-DATCHELUH
TouPEEs have improvements peculiar 10 their house
They celebrated all the world for their graceful beauty
ease and durabity-fng a charm The largest and best
stock in the world Twelve private for applying his
famous DYE Sold at BATcHELoR's. No. 2S3 Broadway.
NEW CARPETING.- Carpeting los. to
1871; English Tapestry Brussels, 81 to 1915 Ocloh yards
wide Ingram CaTpetng yard uperfne 56 toll;
Tapestry Ingram. 81 10 All who want Carpeng at bar
ssins should call early to avoid the rcsh
HYATT No 20 Bowery, opposite Rivington-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-22

CHICHESTERS DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC cures with
out physCkiug this pTH,ra.ne dfcas Made from garden
vegetable. One or two drops dose Sure preventive OF
Dysenety aud SeasickEes % cents bottle By all Drug
sists. W r. HICKS, Proprietor. No lOi Wal.s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

sales from store AZ l5lc cash and 3idJAc for strait
Plsi.s rather qut the eoapt- going INTO bone
si,irs result the reduced t4a quote % otu
prime brands AZ u 81 4 II ~ / & Ckc IN a.
rio 10 6 Coke Tcrue y tlO 1a 10 - ana ChAl'e
Terrr a. + 10 7jd &ll p, mos &c.,.
TALLON-fiod,rs hrn'r the demani J. nofe isl.,
tie 40 OCN n al &C. for Westra and lee oT If
CIV Rendered Rough Flax j. IN demand a. r.. cash
NOOL-The inquiry or al kinds j. quite limited a. Hah y
otuIeTs continue 10 BE- id purchaser, 80 long y me s'
srket remains in torpid stat the stock Of Dom"st nov
v.r very light and holders dspd 90 press sales a.
the euire supply will very likely find IT, way consumption
small lots befor. the appearance Of the clip al prem
which without material reduction The shearng
son the West backward account Of the cold westn
that bot little If Of the clip will b. available oelf
July aud learn that the prospects Tor large cup ~
not faitrng Respecting prices any opinion would a.
monetary circles Al the West 20 the exalted view" OF
there thing certain that producers cannot 90
till the material reced.- goods advance; the sales OF
super Fleece and Pulled Woods reach about 1op ID
IN ots sass the and for the latteI
Foreign j. better supply but the market oE the moment "
qurt, prices, however, sustained. -.
WHALEBOSE-There has been quite movement IN tins
article during the week particularly Al New bedisd Inc
sales there, reported BY The WhdemeEi List embrace
1850 n Ochoisk e5 3 COO n Do az price not
5000 n ANAL North 73c.. 600 do. North West AZ To-
II DO do on private terms IS so do Kodiak and $50 do
South Sea on phi In Edsartown 1000 Ocbot:s
aud NorhWct sold terms not trzn-pred II" safes IN
this market embrace about % 600 N Northwest IA portion OF
which At Bedford) Soc We al-o sale Of
1900 n Polar At New Bedford included in the above sales
al sj all cash. We quote Northwest and Kodiak a. &c.
Ocbotsk AZ a n gOc and Polar at % &c
WHISKY-The market j. firm; the arrivals moderate
sales bblG jQ3jc FOR Olio aud Prson-now held
higher. ~,
ZINC-The market continues quiet Sid9c, moe the
latter rate FOX small parcels from store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21
NRw.YoRk CATTLE MARKRT.

BEEvEs, MILK cows, VEAL CALVES, SWINE. SHEEP
and LAABs-the numbers received In The eity every week
soDal obrsstion by SoLOs ROsssos expressly tor IHs
HrwYoRg TRIBusL every "wednesday eveuins-the great
weekly market day q Buocss a. AeTons 4" anlat'on
Drove Yard, Forty fourth street
RULES OF THE MARKET.
fEE SALES bEEF CATTLE are made a. prce ssreeo
aesd-the value 10 calculated upon estimated weight OF mea
vii are, exclusive Of hide and fat brings $50 BeeTss
are mostly od by Cattle Brokers'" VINO regular cotrs
credit the butchers charging the commission for sales
and The brokers also buy droves and sell ther
account Drovers farmers be their .aesmen,
sales for cash do not realize much 50 er0ser
CaLvEs sold By the pound live weight and sener
Ally fret quality from 10 7.c second quality 4. 70 DC
Ktens'-thst Il. calves only three days old-ars
,old a, % much y hesd-some q them 81 81 25dfS Al.
calves four ~ sK months old range IRON - 70
ssS head
CowsA general rule, the ,al1e Of a. ordinary Cow !.
roverned by price Of her weight fat snd
lddius dollars Sometimes Cows sell much higher
this Of fancy supposed or warranted good
qualities frst rate Cow Of common stock WITH yonus
slL ordinarily sell for f5d SIS and one extra hne 500
slCe While Cows Of about quality sell for pa
so and rouEher ordinary looking once sell a.
dizziness Of the market which viii be noted each week.
from IS 20 IS a head upon different grades.
SHEEP AID LAhss sold al price agreed y
BY live weight The value estimsed upon the supp
ranges from 50 50 70 Sc bead ,ho.e good quality
from 81 70 IS Lambs early in the season se a. prices elA
e2to head about Zoe y for the meat The sheep
Broier sales Sheep and Lambs the show the fol
&c 25 in April s5d SO 25 In July 81 ods6 in October
81 d 81 Sheep generally estimated 10 dres hall their
synE are mostly received By railroad from Ohio, Indiana
Illinois Kentucky and sold either by live weight OF net
weight after they dressed by estimation agreed They
are mostly od before arriving after and driven direct
70 the pens The salepens Aerton's buPs
Head aid Union Drove Yards a. the
end # Forty first street For Pnces this week see under
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NY. Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce,
Po,rH. WrEx .ypfss MAY ~

Reported BY s. b. CssovEs Commission Produce Dealer,
Nos. 1876 1877 and 1873 West Washington Market -.
coming in Rorbury Rusts selling at s7a
3 q DBL Brown Russets, S4d IS v Dbl ~
DIED AirLEs Southern, &C. z % State do loi9ilc.
Dried Peaches, peeled l7Gc r 70 unpeeled' do lOc 10
CRASBERRIEs-il6aSlS y Dbl.
sIRAwBERRIEs from Charleston, ; 80 = box ofquarts
WHITE BEASs-Sl 75d t2P bush.
MAPLE SUGAR-lIdl3c. e 10.
PoTATOEs changed any since last week but sales
yeythere has been arrival Of new ones from
bermuda an there few the from Chsest9n
also vessel IN with old from Prince Edwards but
they were Of inferior quality Bermuda Potatoes New st
rs Dbl New.Orlesns do. At 81 5OG IS ~ Dbl Charles
tone, do ct $50 Dbl Eew-Jersey Carter. At Dol DO
Kidneys, s4d 81 50 Dbl DO; BIas IL, Mercer; 81 2 bS-i
S. sea rs T. Dbl do. Western Blue Mercers sidsf .
Dbl do Long Pink Eye, - a5a - 81 bill Northern and
Eastern Caters IS 5Oa Dbl do. do Blue Msreer 80 IS
80 75R Dbl. do do. Round Reds 80 goa 81 Is Y bbL
Canada white. IS y Dbl Jnne, ssa3 IS y Dbl Peach
blows s3 Is y Dbl Sweet Potatoes, s6d6 50 y Dbl
VE6ETABLEs-Green Peas, IS Is y Dbl Tomatoes Slh
81 IS box. Rsdshes 81 hundred. Asparsgas s2d2 80
J. DBL Sprouts, 75c Isl p Dbl E'chalotts, 1885 y
hundred bunches Onions, new s5d Sc 2 Dbl Old Onions,
in but little demand. Reds IS 80 Dbl Garlic 60 y
PouL1RY-Turkey. 5a1sc. p u; Chickens, l4a7c: ~
Caprons 1890. pm Ducks l7dl9c = %: Geese llG2s
y b. Live Fowls, 81. IS y pair Pigeons 81 IS p
Fees, State and Jersey tic. dOz. Western lsalSlc
dozen. - g..
Western Bale y n Common Western, II rlSc y 10
f snff sy !iG s'iS 70 MaH E fSl Ps
po,xHConfed' 81 asic y %; .ll-'ed sds.c PIP.
CALVES, slaughtered, sGlOc. p u alive safe y %.
LAMBS asa kf.
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slOs mos Bos9 cor Up n ;lenl bs a. oi
~ 49,, 80 in bond Manila u dull al 'c 10 ana o'-'
~ weather has checked business fr the pat
hOI - -. fhe d-nand IL moderate az 7@ilc tr com
l"o 81 % s,ern Western old quiet and nomins
m. hsh prices asked heck the shipping denan he
val are quite rate and holders very MN ss OF ~
Scotch Ps remains quiet s3 BY the invoice 70
~. small parcels from yard selling at SS1 mos
Sommon Barr less active but pre"s are without iue
hse. .he last sslo Ss5 mos, duty paid Refined
- ist $500 So So mos English Sheets are also qnie
81 for sinsles 4d44c for doubles and q dc. for tn
pie. including ordinary to good assortments
We quote: -, =, q. u M
pa, W. twI = a. Sheet, Rus. lstq - - d l3l
Bar sw ord.ss a Shee, Ens...... - 3!@- u
Bar Eng REID. - 90 a. g. g.. 81,
INDIA RIBBER-The demand for all kinds quite Iniird
bu, Para il in reduced stock and firmly held The a
10 ~ 6ue was AZ dc and Il medium At 5. slN months
,v psd Sales for week about 26oOl 10 Of the former
S on riyse terms and 100 NJ of the latter Carthageua
cist lui steady not large sales Of 90 10 a.
&c SIX months East Indie 10 in good supply aud 10 ansnd
LEATHER-Beyond moderate Transact ons in Hemock the
market Sole Is quiet prices unchanged french OaAln
are dull but prices are sustained
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,pn.rt.il. siQloge. Pn.

Hides s!asic q n Tallow, sGsie. o. Pein 81 %
s2 each C,if.iias I4dISc. z =. Veal Caves $40 %
Beef extra and frst quality includes nothing bat the
best. large. fat stallted Oxel- ..s o,.- 81. -,
Second quality includes the best AeN' '-e Se''
Stalled Cows AID the beet threeyear SI 1 $500
So 80 ;sind. Co,set. and when those Of inferior
quality are thrown -. NJ. p.n... 4,
over the Boston ane Lowell g. over the sLa . over
the We.trru loaded with cattle sheep swine ana norses
REMARKs-There batter supply 81 'to'A 20
day. and Notwithstanding the storm " -. -sl Oy
v Quick and animated Il slight advance N.lts o!i AteE
quic krr There about 80 sPrinl -l4 A. ".ica
Ia opck Nj Of ts sheep 20 market clipped 90 thai
tie Pclt. are not worth than 2 Of - eA tHse wtn
tie DOL Oh ar worth from : u - p os nave aeeAei
Al a. T. cNt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-21

Fresh Beef took an upward stride OF sc. 2 TO, oW
ing to the scarcity of the better grades OF cattle
Green Peas from the South are now offered IN mar
ket at g 81 50 = Dbl, and from 50 al 3c T peck
Southern Strawberries have been received in mar
ket during the past week, and were held at Il %
box containing quart. Last year at this time there
were Jersey Strawberries in market, at much less
rrices They will be three weeks later this season.
and the prospects are that the crop will be materially
damaged by the wet weather.
The only article at all reasonable in price Is fresh
Fish which are arriving in abundance aud are quoted
low.
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Passengers Arrived

In the Dr. steamship City Of M1nchester from Lirerpoo-M
and Mrs Woocott MI and Mrs. Mills L. Tomsni Mr. Pat
terson Mr. and Miss Cuiruddy Mis-. Woodhouse, +. Rawsn
j. Newton Mr. and Mrs 5. Pst:en Mr.. pullman, Agnes
abb and Thomas Dullnan Mr. and Mrs. J. Lawrence e
Walter VIM and John Lawrence J. Dutton, Mr.. Melville
Miss T. Stubs Mrs f. Brown. Miss Trowbndse, Mr. Irwin.
Mis-, NJ Irwin, ii. Brown, B. CaElsy Mr. Edesenss Nor
genteu VIM Abrey Mr. Chalmers Mr. Mason Mr. Tuttle, Mr.
Msrsh Mr.. Bukett Mr. Robinson, Mr.. Spns M.ssrs Free
man. Chambers, Baguion Fisher Mrs. Warner Mr. Barber
Mrs Barber Misses Martha and Sarah Babe j. Burden, Mr.
and Mrs, Akcn McrgeTet and Robert Aiken and w Pierce
b Patton ME. and Mrs A. Hertz Miss Wgey-and 5S5 in the
sfae