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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

U,oR NORFOLK ArD RICHMOND -rHH UNITED
r states mail s'eamshis I'M STOWE, Captain Parrish
vii lesye for the above places on saturday, sh ins,
o'clock r. NJ frCm pier IA North river she win arrive ~ Nor
ok Sunday snernccn, and - Richmond on wcnds morn
ing. Passengers for The South viii prcrced without delay by
The erect mail line 70 th,rlesou Assusts, ssvannah 40
travellers VIII hnd this the cheapest plea snte and mos.
erpedous Pa wage and Including state roow 70
Norfolk IS; Pcershurg ard Richmond s1o steer.Ns hall
price. Apply v LUDbAu PLuAaANfs, u BroadvAy'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

nKNRY b HERTs JR, AuCTIoNEER-wILL ssL'.
A Friday Aug q At lex o'clock At the ssesrooms No
ousand Gernsn sessrs slightly dsoased on voyage also
In prime order 10 genuine Lond
OostcY Asks Scotch 10 genuine NUNS cham
paS ne eighth cssks brandy, Ia bond Also large lot Of
wipes fquors aud demJohns beiog tbs
ose ssoct Of importing house retiring from business aud
70 be positively sold without The goods all Ia
Ore shipping order ard well worthy he a.seoton Of tho
{rNde and priv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

HRNRy II. LYEDs AUCTi ONEER.-HENRY H. LelDs
% CO. Will sell at auction, saturday, August a. 10Y
a the sslesroom No Is Nassau street, geniee house
hold furniture removed for convepeuce sale consisting OF
Brussels and ingram carpets one ewood suite covered In
marble wakhstAnds mtrble top dressing
bureaus mahogany bedseads paror. arm and easy ca,hs
secretaries mahogany tee tetes
nak pier table, Egyptian marble top OAK cane seat
dining chairs-
A one large pair scales enclosed In mahogany case
.uAbe for weighing gold, together With coun'r, money
oceops az
after ssls of furniture the balance of the
loys aiming the sale In Mac lane, uucA led for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

COUrH ROyALror, uxRruR. 6ANx OF The Re
public Exchange Bank Of Bsnsor Hsncocs ssd Al cssr
BROKEN bank bs bought the highest cash rates BY JOHN
HoofE mousy broker az Broadway between Grand Asd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

,ysru ALA P.oHppR LINZ KsrABLIsAnD lS1
"A Carrying he United ssasss malta
- uailnr positively the day sdvertsed
Prom pier 10 nsss river,
ynr beautiful ertreme clipper snip
LIVE rANKsR IsS ton. r-~r,
'N~ndihe commander,
Vim sue,s.d he Couunen, ' melbourne AND ssvs mns
a.,e desps.ss Tbs sIsssn. cl psssrnporr sns ssn.-
qualities unsurpassed BY ship ans~. ia mAas ne pc
sac TO Ilvcrpoe days San Ansisco IN ninety
nine days should arrive In Melbourne inside ssvng -
SOs frslsA' or pss.g srlV5IT. e r.. .xo~v,, .-
sight bills for sale and cash advances made ccnses'
mems. conssnees in Australia. wIlkirscn Bycs. %.
J,oR NELBoURNn ROO LIHn,
carrying freight fcv sydney aeeious and Adels,da.
The nrs ve~sel 70 sail and the leave
in Angus packet for rhussday August 30 the eegsp,
usual prompt despaos Of ~ popular line and punsu,I
her appointed DAY. Her une1uaed
for comfort and conyenencc and psssssger are
sps 1i S cs Va. ssss o. cPvS soobsvi zsEsiG
POS shvArnAH AND rlohIpA-yNIrEp STATES
~ mall lire-The sesmer AUGUSTA, Capt NJ y WOOD
s s ssr No Y sO ssns sl ~ 3 Dsd @ .
way Tsrousb Scsss rom New yors 70 Jscssouvns si 70
he steamer. from New YORK 90 Tussssys asa ssinrys
UroR sAvANNAH-THE SUPERIOR SIDE WHEEL
II steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Capt p. kArshmsn.
ssvsrnsh Saturday, Augus,s ct 10 'sscs A. Cabin
passage, with superior stsercOn scommodsons, va
seersse, % The x win SAD again above 90 SATURDAY.
august ~ nne ss'e Oh georgia sas r,r ~
81 North ~harvcs. Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

4 UCTION NOTICE.. BOaARr AUCTIoNEKa-By
a g. BOGART-fuesday. Aug. II, at l01a O'Clock at III
auction Of Frankfort and Willa street. mort
gage sae Of the effects of spen Id drug consisting
costly counters show bottles,
icies, perfumery, looking gas.es, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

CROUxRIE9 SALE-JOHN LLOYD
" Auclsoueer-JoHN LlOYDs SON VIII sell this day
August 5 Eighth at lO aock the entire stock
cad aEures store consisting part Of sugars,
Cuneea ulOiassee spice SOAP, ards, 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

T,rcoRp,s PRACrICn-C D. HAMMOND, n d. ruPu.
h Of Drs Carnochan and Mott and Rieord, Of Paris -
ys,oved om SIG BROAD wNy 81 Bleecksr slree -
nav be privately consusd In Englnh rrsnsA, pssgaAnm
e ty Nt&es. OV1eulMspuo nuu V \ - " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

BSy0NEys sALE-RtCHARD WALTERS. AUTION-
"a eer.-Thls dav, at l01 A. NJ. RICBAkD WALTERS
90. VIII sell at 81 Chahsm street the remaining uosold
goods with the entire Of niisery goods.
% be sold hou limit reservation viz dry good fancy
shirt RIBBONS lac: aud trimming goods in variety, with
aeveA superior ard standing glass Sale
,g1Qatiy0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
4 ssIeEn. SAL. OF LARGE AND rAsHIowABLE

4 sgI0NHH SAI41 OF LARGE AND FASHIONABLE
Scn q ready ade III hing and piece gSGas a. On
day clock, about coo garments consisting
oao doeskin and fancy cashmere pnna silk satin
yards q gsh aud Ffeuch broad los doesknI sad ISL
neres yesnss silks serges slpscas drap ees, Marsees
ead large lot OF trimmings also linen aad wosn shrs
Ac % A. respectfully so 1t the attention the trsie
ho above all respects worthy their s ,ndance
OAaogucs ready morning OF SALE BY order OF the
-Uau00
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

EDwARD sCHENCK, AUoTIoNETR Z. F. H.
~ SCHTNCK-This day, at O'clock al their saesroom
No IS Nassau span of chestnut Morgan horse, l6
hands HIGH ak ard old warranted sound kind
Black Hawk colt sir years old Bs hands high warranted
Ound kind and and I'd To tro in
de OF minutes bright bay horse eight old
III hands high, sound kind and gentle in
xay good traveller aud ysh; also coupe rockawsy
built By Lawrence; Also top wagon with pole, two
ockAways and box and tray body road and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

UBIaNKHg SALE OF sEGARs LIQUORS AND GRO
a osrisa-A. n. CRIsT ALAk, auctioneer, s 6ovor!,
w seu this dy 9Th int At ~ O'Clock slarss s.s rsneas
osp sns various other articles the line also Gogns, and
end gn In bottles and abou forty casks brandy
ker AID MADEIRA wine gn acoi oil also Eugsh rdia
fn twenty eight baskets champagne standing G. ks kegs
ocanes and botes also s. segArs OF various brands
Itc, 10 By order OF The assguees.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

NoNsTABLE's SALE OF sEGARs SHOW CAsBs,
W futures chewing and smoking tobacco This day Frid
at lO CLOCK at Is Bowery the conen OF Wholesale and
retail consisting of As sO and dome,tic
tobacco fxtures show &c By order OF JOHN
u. CANT Constable. A. NJ. CRIST ALAR. Auctioneer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
CLOTHING. DC.

a nnn TO INVEST, 7 N SECOND HAND CLOTH.
DO.UOO hg-0sn;lemsn wishing ys.i lsn or
surplus cohls into c,sh cen obtain ffJ per e.s mo.s ~
calicg sending heir address 10 JAMES kORONBx,
G9tf Pearl street., near heinan.
VAST OFF CLOTHING wAFrzD.-0HNr1.RNnH on
fsmIes having uregiuous 5ecs asy you'd coover mo
cash viii please call notify the subscriber who VIII
hon 81 their placss Of Residences By appointment
H.JfvKTr. No. ~ " al suest bassns.L
fvLOTHINp1-LADrKs AND onNrLxuIs HAvrR0
any 70 dispoco Of osn receive fair cash prosov 0s
same By sending addressing Il Coaen Il IAurens ss
near cxnAl Wcs broadway. Ladies waited on By n o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

WEsrCHEsrER COUNTY.-FoR SALE, FINE PRO
w perry eighty with Of water eo)d
water power excellent buildings immediately contiguous
Harlem railroad depot and one hours ride from me city
price S7oOOO In the pleasant place
OF four acres WITH good house price Also forty acres Of
land adjoining, Without buildings at 500 would be
in lieu of oney W.. Fl. WA ID. AZ Exchange place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

ID =. BANGS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE OF
d. elegant psrlor furniture BY virtue Of mortgage,
RAMOS CO. street, viii sell this day, he TIN
sl, a O'Clock six elegant suis of rosewood parlor fur
ttufo In gold and blue crimson aud broa
FL hon in this city Parties
dang furniture Of this description will And this
pouny supplying themselves Low figure, the SALE
r. rain al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

a LOTION NOTICE-NEW AND eICOND HAND FUR
"A niture; carpets dos AMUEL 0sa0OD CO. auc
tiooeofs s<n auction No 81 at l0<
coc 5aturdsy large assortment Of furniture
consisting Of rosewood and mahogany paror SUITS 10 satin
suits rosewood oak and black walnut bookcases wood
mahogany mirror back nd front eegeres rosewood and
mahogany BILE top dressing bures do do washs ands
git frame pt glasses and oil paintings Brusses and tapestry
arfl,leR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07
MEDlCALA-

n1 nnO FoRyKrrHD AND NO CHANGE UNLND
Dl.UUU cured-Dr HUNTERS red drop can ss -
Al The old Office DIVISION and nowhere osei -
others are MALICIOUS oounteris OF ,hs the ysiuacls
discovery medical science seing the only bnE On eo
will really and root out OF the hinan sy~sn
rink and poisonous yirus ef disease " per vol ~:
U-nter cures treatment CT oxsf physcAne -
All othe, remedies fall His red drop ony relases
ihofourh certain diseases ls vel knowr W -
or fdrsn,e from business, wheu AZ oher rcmediss cnn
drive Inc disease blood only. This secures he -
ter from secopasry attacks And 10 Inc oay remedy
earth hat does IL fy All oilers and see BsvArs o. -.
deception New medical, Sp pssss, nv y s0soSvd PAss-
"-~~ Giants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

UCTION NOTICE.. BOaART AUCTIONHER-BY
"A 8. BO0ART-Ths day at l0H O'Clock at the auction
or Frankfort and william street. shers sale
Of large lot of pale and dark brancy In and
clAet and other wnes bsskets champagne boxes
iron safe also lot of cheese ground Coffee copuer boiler
and lead pipe letter Srbe soda water
AUGUSTUS JOHNSON, Constable
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. WILL EXPOS FOR
ID SALE public auction Wednt the 18th day of
August 1867 IL M at No IL Green eich
New York oil painting With gilt France portrait OF Jacob
Bays, Fac. deceased, taken from be City Hall
49, ROBERT RID. Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

GREAT REDUCTION OF FARE TO EUROPE
~ First
In the rst CAS- padd wheel steamship ARIEL 20 TONS
river at precisely, carrying he USITkD STATES
MAILS, viz
SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN
SOUTHAMPTON.
Ariel Saturday, Angus. Saturday sept Wed, Sept
North Star satdsy Sept Saturday. Oct Wed Oct
These steamships touch Havre. Specie delivered in
don and Paris For passage freight apply to D. TOR
RANDI A gent, NO. Bowling 1reen, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

NR RALPH's orYICxs FOR TIE CURE or ALE
~ chronic and constitutional diseases especially rrs-yA
nervous'debiy gravel, Dyspepsia Ac N every sass. n
cent dlsesse promptly cured No. ia Broadway, orU9
Tenth street Hours IN and Aner O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

NARu-mADAmu PknNsrua RxrUKEaY III AhHg ~
" her fends And pssrons and begs 70 SAT hs, fer ~
thousands, both IN ths city and Phadepha who havc 80
sued bey with entire s~snos she feels confident tsaA
nefuesops o. ssrclosy love md law matters Ard books
oraccs, relied constantly By Napoleon, she has NJ
equal he viii tell the of he future husband and als
msi q her Visitors Ne ycuyA avenue. nrss DOOR sssv
MISS A ". SNOW. The CSLrBRErED BUSINESS
Lvl clsirvcysnt win remain short time in this city. sac
Will find asen friends lost goods numbers nc. Res
cence 90 Greene street, rom No. I, second door.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

nor HAVANA AND NEW oRLIANs.-rHD uNTrnp
IN states mail steamship CAHAWBA. CApt y. ID. Bul-
ioca. viii comnsncs r.eslyns frys. on Srday nnsusi
ia ciosh PRECISELY froa pier foot OF Robinsoa street
FOR O page ,PRly 70 ns Asann' Li'iAoson'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

aIANLHM HAJLEUAU-SUNMBH hRKANOUBDUy
u Comm encng Wednesday. June 1857. rra,ns leave a
rot OF white and Dcufrs sir eotss-
$50 A. MOo,on Fails rsiu connscdns viii Ea-. ID sAss
for Lake Mshopac.
$50 A. M-krprrss mail train for Albany eSa~SruSs o
OFocn Fss viii line ~ Stages for Lake xahopaa NJ Puzsr
FIR Rigeneld nj ErcSssera for Dsnhuy; o. Ohalstn gs
rrers with Western RAILROAD for Albany TROY aarssxs
and the West
ss0P M-Nularon y,n, stepping 81 gu slasoas
IS0 y. H.-WiNms' Bridge vain. stopping Al all SAsoaS
as 7. NJ White Pisns train. stopping at ell EsAsiczs
rvEsTv sixrE srzsur STATION.
s:A A. k-WlliAms' Bridge train Stopping Vt NJ rss soEA
VI A. p-wiltsnts Bridge trails Stopping AZ al rs"aas
Ii.0A. n.-vhue Plains rain stopping 81 all ss1rns.
s@P. M.wnauz Bridge u stoypins Il ell ssSsozA
sP k.-Cro,cr Falls train, stopping 81 Al! s.siona
VIZ J. o4sPxkIt. sapesinsss ts.A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-07

u NCKERBoCKER STAGE COMPANY DTvDEND-A
N dividend o. i've per cent viii be paid BY said compAny
out o. me eAnhfs on and afw the 10Th ns unl which
e me uAnsfsr books will be closed BY order he Board
GEO. O. PkrnRS, Treasurer.
-. Az ELECTION DfREcroRs
knckerbocker Stage Company the ending Augua
Ies VIII pc held At the Office OF Eighth and
twenty third street Wednesday, IAN inst The pon VII
a1b O. PryrRs Secretary.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24
Troops for Utah and Kansas.

SO it seems from the brief reports from
Washington that L. 5. troops are again to
be set to work in Kansas One report says
discretionary power is given to Gov. Walk
er and General llarney to detain the troops
previously ordered to Utah, in Kansas, to
preserve the peace there. Another report
says that the main portion will not he de
tanned there but will be forwarded to [ tab
Immediately. Is not entirely clear what
the troops are to be used for in Kansas, cx-
cept for the general purpose Of unfolding
the Bogus Legislature and establishing
slavery there. One report is that the
troops are to be used to enforce Ii pay
ment Of taxes imposed by that piratical
body. The great body Of the people Of the
territory have always refused to recognize
the authority Of tina tody, and for just as
good reason as the people Of Vermont would
have for refusing to recognize the acts of
an invading body from New York. They
may 81 Smlt to have their property taken
from them, Just as a traveller submits to
the demands Of an armed highwayman,
simply because he cannot help himself but
they will submit to it on no other ground
Another account of the matter il that the
people are framing for themselves munich
pal regulations, regardless Of the same pi-
rstical authority. This Mr.. Walker de-
clares to be treason, and Uncle Sans dra-
goons are to be called in to put stop to it.
True, it was dec AIRED in the Kansas Nebras-
ka act that the true intent and meaning of
the act was to leave the people of the ter
ritory perfectly free to frame their own
institutions in their own way but what of
all that There was deeper intent and
meaning, that they should SO frame them as
to place Kansas on the side of the Slave
States Only do that, and all would be
sllowed to go on smoothly; but otherwise
the whole force of the General Government
should be called in to crush them. All the
smooth speeches of Gov, Walker, IN our
view, have had that intent-no more and no
less.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

THE PORTLAND ARGUS, having been
roughly handled by the Portland State Of
Maine, for gross misrepresentation of the
opinions Of the latter on the subject of the
power of Congress over the Territories,
bristles up and asks:
"Does Congress possess tie power to es-
tabhsh slavery IN the territories Give US
| u categorical answer, IT you dare
The State of Name makes the following
admirable answer
We are quite willing, however, to meet
the question, and to say, that Congress has
not power to establish slavery in the terri
tories or elsewhere. Slavery, or the hold
ing of property in man, is not q right-it is
the mere exercise of power. Slavery is a
crime. 1t is, in fact the greatest of all
crimes. 1t is opposed to reason, to the law
| Of nature, to the teachings OF christianity,
and to the recognized law Of nations. Con-
gress has express power by the constitution
| Cart. 4, Sec. viii, No. 9. to punish offences
against the law of nations. Congress,
| by series of acts, has declared the foreign
slave trade piracy, aud by an act of Sept
| 80, 1850, for the suppression of the slave
trade, prohibited the selling of slaves in the
| District of Columbia.
Congress has no more power to establish
| slavery in the territories than they have to
establish gambling houses, or the worship
of idols by law, though 1t ha. the most
ample and complete power to prohibit them
by law. 1t has by law, time alter time,
prohibited the sale of liquor in the terri
tories. The United States is christian
nation. Its constitution recognizes christ
ianity as the basis of its government, and
| gives to Congress the right to punish crime.
1t has made the bringing Of slave into the
District Of Columbia for the purpose of
| being sold, an unlawful act, and the bring
ing of u slave from foreign country into
the United States, piracy.
The power to punish crime does not make
it lawful for Congress to establish crime in
the territories Of the United States. The
power to exclude slavery from the territory
is as clear as the right to punish mail rob
berry or piracy; but 1t by no means follows
that Congress may, for this reason, take
from those offences the character which the
law Of all civilized countries has affixed to
them, and make their exercise lawful"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24
Foreign News.

The latest news from Europe by the
steamer Atlantic which arrived at New
York on the 10Th, is not of extraordinary
interest. The shipment of the great Trans
atlantic Telegraph Cable was in steady pro-
gress and was expected to be completed by
tho Oath in the Agamemnon and in the Nj
agara by the Goth.
The French project to import free negroes
from Africa to the French colonies in the
West Indies, to be employed for term of
years as hired laborers, excitcs attention in
the English Parliament. Lord Brougham
said that the scheme, though limited by
report to ten thousand, must be looked upon
with suspicion. {" 1t must be admitted"
he said, /" that there was the greatest diff
ference between carrying off free negroes,
or whatever they might be called, to slave
colony, and carrying them to colonies in
which slavery was abolished. Yet, us re-
garded the Africans, even although they
might be carried to colonies in which slave
ry was abolished, yet any scheme Of this
kind ought to be viewed with distrust,
and to be most carefully and scrupulousy
watched
The Earl Of Clarendon chad made inquiry
into the matter, and he found that the con-
dition of the assent Of the French Govern
ment to the contract was that it should be
an engagement of free laborers, and that
! H. - A.. Al
wh.re labor was wanted. 1t was intended
to take all possible securities against abus-
es, but he agreed with his noble and
learned friend that no plan of this sort
could be safely carried out without La
bility to the revival of the slave trade
The measure does not seem to meet with
general favor in the French Islands. 1t is
stated in the Paris papers that " the Coun-
ci-General of Martinique having been con-
suited by the government with respect to
the project of introducing into that colony
ten thousand Africans, engaged as laborers
for a term of years, has replied-That it
opposes iii principle thus emigration of AZ
ricans, but that it nevertheless accepts the
onsequences of the contract matc by the
Minister of Marine with the firm of Regis,
Of Ma. settles, for the introduction, as a
trial, Of eight hundred Africans, inasmuch
as that contract is deiinitive and irrevoca-
able. The council begs that the Minister
will aunul the contract concluded with the
firm of Regis, in virtue of the right rescrv.
ed to him, SO that the introduction of AT.
ricans may not exceed that number"
In Guadaloupe, however, the contract
was adopted and confirmed.
The election in Paris, on u second trial
Of three opposition candidates, Cavaignac
Olivier and Darimonbya thousand major.
| ity in each case over the Government can
didatcs is thought to be worthy of notice
From the partial accounts of affairs in
India, tits plain enough that the troubles
there are ola very serious character-not
likely to end without much bloodshed.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-07-24

The MONTREAL GAZETTE, remarks point
eddy on the general wish of the Quebec pa.
pers to have the press obstain from COM
ments on the destruction of the Montreal
and $50 her passengers, till the proceed
ings of the inquest are over. 1t repels the
charge against it OF retailing idle rumors
and gossip, and says
"They in their application Of the state.
ments we have put forth. Almost all of those
published in our columns have been derived from
the lips of eye witnesses, the grave statements of
men just rescued from the Jaws of death and
feeling the full responsibility Of what they ut
tered"
The only statement put forth resting principally
on the basis of rumor, which we now rem ember
is that respecting the robbing of the dead. Tho
Chronicle itself gave currency to that rumor OF
we did. The Journal declares it true now Stain
shocking particulars Of the evidence, limiting at
the mutation of bodies in the greediness of plum
der, OF which we said nothing. Here, too in an eI;
tract from the letter of highly respectable bust
ness man at Quebec to Mr.. Farrar, brother Of the
two men of the name who persisted.
" Since you have left have made every eXer-
ton to discover the missing vaise, carpet bag and
watches, but as yet have recev ed no information.
II appears that there has been great deal of
robbery Of the bodies. In some instances bodies
haze been d'scovsr,d wtth a peigh attached TO them
They have been hooked up, plundered, and then
sunk again. Unless you can get the number of
the watch am afraid there is but little hopes of
our recovering anything"
NOW, this letter was written on the S0th of
June, by man whom our correspondent does not
know and with whom he had no communication
1t is brought to US to-day as confirmation of his
statements by the surviving brother of the Mes.rs
farTar. One of them he said took 100 from this
city to Quebec with him his brother has ascer-
tanned that he received there for goods sold S272
moro and he believes farther sums of which he
has not heard. When the body was found that
money and his watch, as we'll as his brothers.
watch, were missing.
We are told too, that we have done very wrong
in accusing tho people of Quebec OF lack of SYM
pathy and kindness. Hear Mr.. Farrar's account
OF their treatment of him. lie went there half
mad with grief So suddenly did he start on re-
copt of the intelligence Of his brothet's DEATH
that he had no neck cloth on his neck, and little
money in his pocket, Two men charged him two
pounds for aiding him in laying out the bodies
OF his dead brothers. An undertaken named Drues
charged him one hundred and taeaiy dollars fom
their two collins and conveyance to the boat. This
was the sympathy he met with