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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-08
news from Hsyu.
Our CAPE HAYTIEN CoRRIsFoNDEEcE.


Cars HAYInS, Sept s, 1857.
Ouersotted xartS,-Pr,oes Of Fish and Tb5aooo-F.n
Prosfecs for Coffee EncAsnoe and Fsioh,-JogDood
Rat<,-Chor0e Of Hse,ry-ne Emperor Daerrn'ned on
Punixhn<ni
Our masteu considertg the favorable time OF the year
are in complete state OF over,ock, and hereh no de-
nsnd for any dercripron Of soodas Tobacco and nsh
alone have ready sse while lard and rice are wholly
unsaesbl, and only disposed Of by forwarding Thorn 70
Por, Price.
Tho coffee crop promises very well, over better than
l0, yea. The communca Ions with the Interior all
open and good condition bringing In the nee crop
TIE weather for the sst two months has been superb
and the nelds have been duly wasred.
competttn In trade has reached lie tlahsi point. Our
market unsett and The Hayden currency deprecassd.
American eo1e coils Al high premium and ID rare.
Logwuod 10 abundant all the ards arc abuDdau,ly
stocked vale iee nsh Isie- q fregh. win continue 70
keep do IN prices TO ne pressni level namely $50 $50
(Baytitn) per I'm
Captain Mayo Of sn Aueri nm brig, .osehsr with his
steward, have been arrested on charge Of forgery al
legged against them By lsborer This lsborc, sieve
dore, was Ssse on nhsrGe Of passing counterfeit notes,
and rob ng him $500 OF money .as found Ia
psses'iop He ssserNd ,hs he found ihe totes ~hbe Al
work the brig and at he stole thep The captain dc
MET knowing thing Of The matter Toe bills op,
silly mace, and bave been 10 thought, brought from
Bosion 10 The psseuion Of HaFiien who came a.
rieoen and most respected houses charged with
being i'm picsted. Although entirely innonoens his slua
ton dangerous one, fer IN this oountry tho Of
juttce slow snd much affected private regards Tho
Emperor n said 70 have exclaimed, when the case
reported 70 him. hst for zen forged bills had been
scattered throughout the country. through this port, and
that the guitr parties could be discovered, he would
make terrio example OF them"
The brig hsef has been released contrary expeo
iaors and will 20 " sea under the 1snd OF tho mAe,
three foisn sbipmSses, and found capable OF taking
command
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NEw AsrxRorp.-The following Ia a copy OF q
letter addressed By Lieutenant naury the Secretary OF
The NAvys-
O7rnvArorr, washingtn, Ocs 9, 1857.
Anew Av4ero,d va dscovered here last night BY Mr..
Ferepsoo with The largo equato al Tho following ih
observed paos lass nlen. Ion aim. 2aa4 n. ". A.
r Oh. s7n 7qs e. Dec deg. So min. or sec 81 ~ The
daily uosop II In A. r. s2s rcsrog,sds and In Doc
min 81 eco. IA 10 OF about We eleventh magnitude.
MF. nAURY, Lieut. United States Navy.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
A SOUTHERN VIEW or TIE PRESSURE,
From the Qhar lastnn Iekcury Odt 8 /

Is.
The news by the Ayabs exhibits iecided advance In
the prices OF ooton while, In strange contrast viii this
not emily cotton but neay every lea ling product OF ag
The produce OF the PLANTER farmer lost iA val
the maYkea OF the world bat ~ strange condition
either deprived Of IL vaos or compelled 70 pay an enor
tribute Ter the privilege OF res,hing M destination
Undoubtedly the condition Of the country at this time calls
for prudesoe the part OF those who ooutrel the
currency but this eno, be carried 70 the extent
Of pusa, unity and instead Of standing element Of
This is the trial upon which the banks put AMI
they csnnos pass through II, II II far better that lney
rbou socioae the high prerosasve Of supplying cur
repcy which be exchanged Tor the aod val
Of the products OF the soil
Thew speak bravely In New York Of the sound condition
Of their currency of the stability Of ha banks, and OF the
va. resources a hand keep up commercial credit
and et, In the idst Of al this, foreign excnange OF the
mos reliable character has been sola In that city 81 nine
per below par and mercantile houses OF alum
esouoea have beea compelled 10 suspend business from
the denial Of very small advances upon strictly business
paper. This u not question:, ~ the Philadelphia
,ad Of the New York POI veated, whether
the merch the banks should fall but involves still
banks, merchants and a-should fall into . common
In the nrst instance, strikes heavy blow n the
value Of al agricultural produce, bu, !. 70 this produce
which forms the likelihood Of trade, whether be the
trade OF merchants or the trade OF banks
werpen, ther, vhu We raid the other day, that the
no, merely 10 maize nreuious shis for self prcscon bal
10 Use oil he mears In power W preserve good ah
on be part Of ne banks and demand OF them In reurn
insy oui No moAsuTes " usAo aueh WV sh'eJ
compatible with tae general Interests OF the community
AWFUL RATES OF INTEREST,".
We have from unq suonAbls spthoeity that thres
per cent srd thrse and . half per cent per month
have bstn denar d,d and been sd In srocs ilhIn
the last week. what pursul business or engagement
win justify srch rsios ~ these -Ffeterlctsbaro Va
Herald
Our Trederiokrbu-r coempcrs-y would open his eyes
nale wider re IN U ariesop. We heacd CT
Wei ne'csy, In which gentleman paid nneen do lar. FOR
the os hundred and any for Of gle dav This
IT the rate Of 500 per csni Per month Cndrlt Mercury
Cr- B.
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MYrrr0 OF kskCHAFTS IN 81. PAUL.
meeting Of The merchants Of u Paul vw held tho
1r mat 10 take into confederation the runous raes OF en-
ottpse on The Easi and lie financial difficulties The FOL
loving resolution vas carried
RESOLVED tnsta committee OF ave be appointed by the
chairman 70 confer with the br kers and busoess men
seneray Of ST. Psul 70 the bes. coarsero pursue In
gi hn txorbtant rsies OF exchange and The
nnsncia ocvlics and thai they report II an Adjourned
meeting 70 be held on Monday morning, ooober 3, q. III
olclock
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nesbh( q he Pss'oisa In uranoe oaos, n which ~
s0opseo oopes ordered 70 bs served upsa NE eoss
Of each o. the old bankss-
-. =. :s =. :: :. =: ~: =: !. ::s
q produces sss wrl prAuse noss IN e svssass
Z; s:;s :.s ss: s 3: s:. .Is r, =
sss =. .o1SS s.a s
and .re s.svd Z APP m,ssn 70 psosss tssnsevcs ard
- s sssu.isy; ,Sss.ies - AA0'a' sa'ss ''''
.:. "a q y. &: s =
olysd !hs hey ourhs % sserd vmsl, ~. sAs debt.
81. q hs ds6IoI .sd o.. iSs, .Ssuid srd fsrss.
shipnen, Of seecb % orAerwse.
rne above Va transmitted innsdiakD with request
hss e parties decreased meet and take the same ino
rhs con mi.seeslso recommended that The same msa-
su,es oud be nopted oy the free hanks on oondiuou
Of zach making a exhibit OF III aony 70 paw within
reasonable time Tho meeting adjourned Sne de-
TEE oLf RAMS RIsusH 10 SUSPEND.
a.. j. vas gnasr.s%d generally % n. street yesserdy,
Pspk would refns spend 'bough no fnrms rsply 70
he address OF meeting Of he erahAns had been re-
i, me other b.,ks in the city ~ere kept open through
the dsv YESTERDAY and paio out 81, calls.
The following buks were thrown out u the counters Of
1c,sOorDe, % iari Of JefIs,soa, do Bank Of Nash,
vile do FxchsDe bank, DO Northern oank, do Bank
Of Lawn encebuSg. xnck.
THE BANKS or TENNESSEE
The follow ing eir from the Bank Of (being
the bank Of .he 6se) anc from he Paniers' Bank both
81 Nashville win now de- examination 70 continue specie
paymenu-
TIE officer. OF Tia Rank OF TenD Of the
resolutions sdoped b. the merchants citizens yeser
o. 70. eve p Sy ,Ss Srss ia Anis q Nash
Y is and ns, Ado their cu.,cmsrs and d.n,os. A. Nd
Board Of Directors which was holden this morning. In me
IRE Board were unanimously cf TIE opinion that there
listed pro,rey the adoption OF she policy In
dica'.d In your reeoluuos b, ths bank .
mands sgAi wh-nevr and however made and would not
therefore be justified or excused for refusing payment Ct Its
With crsps ready for nAvs es and
sTIst car no. al to beo short duration Tn, shpm
the s OF The Stse much demand In es~ry seron
and citizens De sins with
TO inch n n Soo az sm.ay =. .sse I'd oh al,
snf deb,o BY Maintaining 4. cal.hoa and keep
n s y nn q r IL Il he bank a'
A''' Inc '>''' ''D'' VII DC p !" JoassuN, President.
PLANTERS BAsx or TENNESSEE
a regular meeting OF ,ss ireeory Of Ss sans ssla ..
The bsris bouse sssiv. he President having laid be
cfans q sashve addressed the Board airing the
following reqnesss. 1lst he three OLD banks Of Iennes
a. That they eugt. 70 tId unel, aid their eebtors and
sus ans zen. wso 90
Eosrd hsreugSn .sop I'd he folio preamble ana
ion above FRED hay. gren ihs- mos. respectful
alteration and having carefully upon the sabect
Resolved Tha, this Bo.yd regard heir duty and be-
beve TO b. In scordApce with the beat Interests OF the
oonmun and the ssoc holser not 70 suspend specie
stsc ed That TIE suspension Of specie payments is
BeSd bsvs entire eoshdsSce that this INK Gu onp, with
s ard nat >, :, Ssi1S VIII s,ra mare
Resolved, That lac Planters Bsnt II ., her.tof,re
II cs.T AND and sS s
pros uce OF the courry. d. WAAVsh, Cashier
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
WHAT DO TIE NEW YukA MERCHANTS EXPECT OF



TIE CHICAGO AEaCHAErs?
II ON The Cni.sgo D1macr u, Oct
Our Chicago merchants bought largely Of toe New Yora
merohssts, rei.ne up:n the coming rop tn rop has
than realised their most sanGuine expectations Oar
fnmers are oil overloaded. r country merchants al
rec their pay NJ heir doors Farmers can count ous their
shs grain In readiness forward 70 Chicago for
merchants II hi. gram can b sos % New York, our
merchants are al riOh But hos y It 70 be go' thereS
H.o devcved ,pon our ohca!o merchants hsretofore
read nen 70 do % But not having gone forwTd ana
ooans fearing 70 draw Ans upon the East ua
d., the quest nis-s, what are our m,onAps 10 DEP
What do he Ne York merchants OF thenf VIVA.
got per cont; bot The most Of mefchan had 70
ne sp D,s en-. orr o,, 70. TO :, forward or New Yor.
CLOSE and thereafter railroad freight will hare be paid
This the state Of things Ia the West The coon
sbe TO pay than now they only had the means Of sead
Ing their grain forward.
It appears 70 Us that Ne York u standing In .I own
light In this respect
MovAsESr OF rHDNyBoHAsrs IN cHIoAso.
From the Chicago times, Oct
We ad to learn that q meeting OF the leading
buspess n this city held last evening u the rre
mont House Wa resolved to reso, 10 sssares shioh,
mSp eIe0 Of Inc snsDcs
rsssmenu under which re Il present labor The accom-
pAnyiDg circular was drawn up, and, ~ win De seen,
pal nrms. offers We douo. not yin odd their names 10
Il in the Of 70 day, end intended mold another
meeting tbs evening q the fremont House. 10 which all
our n eYchants are Invited
CHICAGO. Sept 80 1857
We the 'ersgned, merchants of Chicago, IN vie Of the
la the srhst w,ich has drsct tead
check the 70, wsrd of graD bsreb mind the scoa
OF deb coupF orbers have determined on the
following which trust cou, try merchants VII
with and despatch the aen OF The
Whatever In this direction sho I'D
be Zone within forty cry Ave da, II viii not be possible
lily .dse aci In tn premises We propose that
buy Of farmers the prices
lees he fregh and forward 10 The Merchants
Grain -orw dlDg Association Joia account
their agents In forwarding salng the farmer wishes
10 uake hi sgens through the allow
him 70 DO will be pecessary however ihane Assocs
be Apprs.c OF the which each sni3m mt de
align, be aed for receipt Of the shipping letter
The Association TO raise the funds 70
Which they viii isson and when I'd, rsrder
The ants auoins them the amonpt of their
limb lies mbers Of the Association and hold the
balance OF the funds subject 70 order.
Tie farmer tha this done for speculation and
setnF value received for his gain and Of
paying his lisbih, ~ibsui handling dollar OF money
Amer navigation closes grain probably rae much lower
mediate Ahipnetl by The farmers
Cooley. ftrsell {. Gvi ing. Briggs Co.
Parr 1T Arg 60 Faro Keilogs
DosSeit bssseit = DIu X. ID. 5enss 90.
j. h. Uunbam A Co. Psske koush Delong.
ym TAR WxdswoYh q Wells
John II Mills Go Benedict Mallory FarnhAm-
Chas g. Walker CO. }. II Reed 4 90
=. .. Hall . 20 HUI tinston WAdsworth&
DAv koody Ca Parks.
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Prom the N ilsdelphis PrtC, Oct
repcrs ala circles likely 10 know, that least
% the leading banks the rsi 70 suspend specie
mcna vii rerume psy mep again al very early day ast
Thai the OF OF other BANKS have expressed deteri
nation sustain the nseves Ser the present law well
Dey can, and prepare for Resumption ~i;hor; delay
We bore This nehrg ~ill bocore general among them,
and We have not . doubt the good sork aeon be
achieved arc The character OF banks and tie
city be relieved from s present unfortunate
dis1on-
sHTTrLAsTKRs IN LANCASTER.
Prom the Lancaster Esprtps. 0st
We are naturally surprised 10 lca,n TIA, there Ia .
movement on foot 70 sink y sr Geepe. In crgFsoe,
hy tkng The lead CT all the cities and corporations and
isdvicuas IN the Haie IN issuirg thai ele baige
~ . escreccd currotcy basis knos shinpAssers ="
Nevertheless, ruch scheme has been prcec cd aud
rapgcments partially msde 70 brig before courca n
esr stsscd meeting, 10 morrow evening; and We are
As~urcd upon very cool authority, uattne engineers OF
Ne schem calculated viii conf fence upon having .
majority q the ,ers Of both bran hes 10 sanction H.
One urged fot ssuif sbinpaters that the
v has The Old plates used In ls4, and would not there
fore be Al the expente II having engraved lis
also alleged ~ Others that In taking the lead 10 this
n.n IN anticipation Of similar action By the LEGISLATURE,
@ nsv Lancaster currency win Ess the start Of other
hsnes and DO regarded - shinpasse1 No l."
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records are said 70 show hal sothng reassd ~ Ne
o ed1ugu.
ne smaIlsss q ~ svNxh q Ne ass,gnea sast5u 4
esAsss sss owing In past 70 The wsnt az means % par
osee vth IN rast 70 ~ unosvAiB, nngssd asd uoss
esssVsl dfpcsvca ~ - od sssass ~ unSsssusss dsss
~, bus 70 give hin chAAos 70 recover, through We mo
dun q bb freods who ntscded The slle, AArthef m
focns the busness wcria me operates Of
iSAl In ensos the cascenaaiou Of nations do0estc
debts 10 quite probable thAs thai only would DO The
enect OF any new statute Of bAnnupscy famsd subsAn
tally upon The model u NE Ast- ana our ArsA
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TIE Department q state al Washington has intelligence
n tho death tho 25lh o. Angus, sst TIE city Of
On1sca Of JoswH Borrss, clues o. the United ses
The deceased native Of Pepnss lvsnis and came
rcbusnereo fom CaiNornis I've he had resdef some
ytsrs) In Arrl lsst he was abodt 49,
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xb.O63.Qq "a
4,lsi,sA 81

fusaI. $o,Vo ovSk 10 atlSl,Sn4 81
" Ill be peen from this taolo that while the dep
and circulate 90 have decreased S9o8 976 the amount
Of d. counts has decrea cd only S7O7 ISL wing that in
proportion 10 theiy banks discountng
literally ths three month since The truth that Nes
~ Institute ns winning golden opniona from 81 20 u
Of people With cou age and promptness ~hch are Dc
teress IN the time Of their greatest need Obliged 70
their gin and credit they have shifked
dirty which they 70 the public. Thsy stand N day In
strong posiuon any banks in the Onion They maze
the entire COZ nd' nee Of the DOM NUM- bat mo than
rst our business men arc ready 70 ackaowkdse their
constant ARC increasing obligations 70 them during this
severe financial pressure
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Masters and on o. 'esses bord 10 past Honolulu,
requested 10 take nOne hAt Msrne reeg,ph has been
eieced On the ridge cosneong Diamond Head with the
lsirs nsnd ard al vessels psing within 10 miles ~ the
bead viii be reported China bound vnssea can Al pr heh
sg ale without calling pilot tn. nstona ensign a. ne
ain ~ fore IL slsna for havnr United States ms ~
7oard Hor0inu. Tns signal should be dsp.yed Al be
lore Ony when po n wasied Yesseis along wshn
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NEW JERSEY.

CONDITION % fHl NBWARK BANKS.
[F,on the NesNk ~ Guy, Oc&
We pubhsh ne quarterly sAtemens or oar Newark
banks, from sh'oh the public enl earn y glaAoe tue
real senSt, Of their position. The Efforts WHOM tney
have inside b support our business tuteross. mo foi
loving table tho condition n tho banks now
clmrsred with hsy condition the lst Of Jul -
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City Politics,

CITIZENS BxEcUTIvg CoMhIrTKB.
The Executive Committee Of from each ward, up.
pc nsd by the Citizens meeting a the LsFarge House,
time anoe, held adjourned meeting II Convention
Hail. Wooster street, last eveaing the President, Mr.
Prior In the CHAIR Amer reading the minutes Of the last
meesg the committee resolved Itself into Commit.eo Of
the VIII lie 70 attend the Know Nothing Nayoray Oonven
ton 70 be held on Monday evening", the l2lh inst and
solely for the adjournment OF thai Convenou with mt
making nomination for Mayor IN IL After The sae cleo
ton.
In reference to The Appointment Of County
Poll Clerks Inspectors Of Election &, Is was ntmasei thai
the Common Council had Infatuated thas no repub.
can shosd be appointed INSPECTOR or Oanvasser,
and the question a,ked 10 how Mr. Oholwell would 90
svereo auhoritavey BY saying he woed % With the
pubhcans Of the Boa-d, provided they made half Of
the appointments Americana
doubleday adopt and support the whole American totct
a. nominated for city and county 9th ,en thu: far even
Daniel Ulimap who the most obi eouonAble man 70
them on The whole ticket fact, they willing TO do
almoss anything 70 defeat Mayor wood.
After some further hcussion the meeting adjourned.
KNOW NOTHING SENATORIAL NOMINATION.
The Know Nothing Convention for the nomination OF =
candidate for In the Sixth Senatorial district met
al Convention Hall last evening and organized BY appoint
ing Mr. Snyder Of the Fifteenth ward, Chairman, and
N q Tasgert, OF the Sixteenth ward, Secretary. The
third ballot for senator resulted foliows-Joseph g.
O su,fh,I Total 40. Necessary 70 choice IL
Mr. vnnum was accordingly declared unanimously
elected.
The Convention then appointed Mesus. j. o. Hunt, Of
tho Ninth ward q W. Merritt and samuel Phillips Of the
the Sixteenth ward committee 70 notify Mr.. Vmnum Of
his nomination, after which the Convention adjourned
YOUNG Nss's AMERICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The YouI Mems American General Committee met d
ASH Broadway last evening, the President Joseph Forbes
In The chair. Mr. HAznnsK reported ooniusunou and
bye Ass, which, amer some amendments, were adopted
The committee the organization of ward clubs reporet
progreu. Yhs following standing committees were ap
poinisd:-
On Hndnce-J. Bcsls, Seventh ward; J. T Philli -
Sixteenth ard; J. A. nmnon, Second ward; N. lie.
Grand Sutton, Thirteenth ward T. Willis, Tenth ward
On motion, the President vas added
On PRINTING! II. Conner, r-cntoth ward; II. ouiri
pei, Eehto ward; II. Lyon, Third ward.
The nitce then sent into secret session, and On
dorsei tomc OF the nominations already made, but o
action was very important
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

From the Washington Union, Oct. 3
For the bensn OF tsose having Interests In local
paper currency append st OF tho ing selling
rates adopted by the principal pr;yss banking csnb
fish In hc
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SUSPENSION IN TORONTO

IOkuNrO, UALAIat UN y IHbT
Mesxu. X y White Co.. bankers, In this city,
snsp~ ended day Much sympathy 10 fell for them,
Consequence OF their high character.
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TAhhAkY eOGnf.-Ine regular monlnly mo00ng OF tns
Tsmmsny Society, or Columbia Order, wm held Monday
evening the Great wig gam, Grand saohcm Daniel De-
kvan presidDg assisted by sAcbem Gideon Tucker, the
candidate for Secretary OF State rherc
ally large Of membcrs and acr the trans
action Of some prem business, vas announcer that
The Hons Sanford Church. Inn n Jayoox, and William
C. Rhodes The democratic candidates FOR the onsos OF
state com troer, Oansl Comminoner an Inspector Of
State Prsobs prerent seeking admission ~ mem ocrs
Of Society These Distinguished democrats we're I'D
med b, unanimous vote and duly initiated ~ brethren
OF the order We learn that Ia ancient custom Of the
society TO admit 1, membership oil the democratic oand
dates for STATE and national ofhce' who may be found
sccieptAy In the city, the occasion for making them
known 10 their prospective Constituents v0 seized upon, "
the great satIsfArtion Of the faithful
NOVEL WAY or PsEvsrrrse A Rex ON TIE
BApEa by the foil wing notice issued from large car
rase mandatory New Haven gill be seen that any
met hano The ploy Of thai establishment who offers
bill for pion any OF tbs banks Of that city fer
eiv his situation This rather novel WAY OF prevent
ing on The bann,-
10 rBpsn n Bwrrov.
Owing 70 The present anancsl troubles In many phases,
and N consequent upon The banks for specie, thus
stopping much OF their circulation and causing business
much trouble and Wishing 70 DO all In eur 20 yer 70
obviae such troubles here, We viz say that We consider
every bark In New Haven rerfocy safe: and further,
that We will guarantee every bill paid ont by There
FORE every one receiving bilh from viii confer great
favor By ncs presenting them 70 the banks for spe
during the present financial crss) and any In oar
en- ploy known 10 do viii hereby Forfeit his situation
We hope uust that ali win The importspoe OF com-
plying with The above O. d. COOK %
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LIE PHILADELPHIA bIOIh BDARD.
PHILADELPHIA o. 7. 1887
SOCKS dull Pennsylvsna bs, 500: Rad NJ Rail-
rod, 13n Morris canal, 40 Pennsy lvana Railroad 3s
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Variation OF the Compass SHE following nfor ustou
pecns u he compsss The Bush lssads and
stjseept pubshed IN rider rrt so5rse mariners
IN the ison which the las twenty
amounted TO oneqpsrer of point and At present
RACES minutes annually. fecond 10 ensble msiners
char for the sale Of charts ,e
charts ana sailing dire4tons In all which
have the vAyistiou Incorrectly marked.
Prom shsAnd Urkneys and Hebrdss 70 the H~therr
cossb OF vrsnce Calais and Ussans the
ner direction Of the lines Of equal variation $50
, crue), ranging In amour, IRON u 70 deg W.