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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06
United States District Court.
RULES OF THE cotrpr.

hb ordered, that all cases placed upon the day cslen.
dar shall be deem cd set down absolutely for hearing or
trial upon that day. and no notice for posponing such
cases, or assigning them for hearing different day,
will be entertained by The Court except for not
spg not Known 70 the party making the application AT
the time the case was put upon the day docket
further ordered, thai the must be put upon
the docket In the order hey stand upon the tern
calendar unless otherwise directed by the Court for
shoe prior 10 the making up OF the day docket
II 10 further ordered, thai cases the day docket
shall retain their priority from day 70 day until called
hearing and shall have preference assigned cases
and each not moved 70 hearing 70 It's place. shalt 10
10 the loot OF the term calendar.
further ordered, ,hsi these rules shs 20 into o.
feet the next term Of this Court
January 81. 1851.
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Chamber OF Commerce.

CnomOeF OF commerce.
POSTAL O0nsUNICATI0N WITH rHE NORTHWEST
COAST OF SOUTH AMRRICA-REMOvAL OF THE
>vAIANTNE-TARIFF OF RATES ON COMAIs-
sJeNs.
mo regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber Of Com
Deroe was held at noon yesterday at their rooms In the
AsvchantV Bank, Wall street. P. PERT, President
oapsed the chair.
he following named persons unanimously elected
nsnbers Of the Cnamber-Oaptau George Briggs, Thos
p. Cummings William Chsuncey, VIM. a. Dyckmn,
oecrge E Kimhardt Charles F. Zimmerman Henry
70! Committee Of Arbitration, Mr.. W. W. Stone. was
,selsceed
ne CHAIRMAN reported that the committee appointed to
md he moved their discharge, which passed.
Royal Phelps reported printed List Of revised rates for
scnmksion and storage In private bonded warehouses;
Ae tariff Of rates and commission adopted Ut the last
meeting reoonsidered and the commissions for gae
ya merchandise revised Hereafter per cent viii be
eAayged on teas and sugars, and per cent on drugs
- sshsY goods on long credits.
Means b. GRIxHIL brought up the question Of postal
% ~SSh wan me vsrS
H wished he adoption Of memorial asking Congress 70
mako some arrangement with the English government
hs tho speedy transmisson Of this important mail The
memorial was adopted.
REMOVAL ouARAHnNs.
JAMS DIPNsTxR OGDN read . memorial urging the
ys.eval Of ht Quarantine for West India vessels rsm
Wa mentioned, and II was thought thA! the difficulty
WIN Now Jersey could be easily adjusted.
M GxuRUL said that he had been called upon by
members Of the Legislature this subject and be found
1Aas here strong feeling all the State this
natter he proposed that the yellow fever port vessels
S.s The vessels that come nom Europe might n we'll stop
where they did a present. in accordance with the re-
s:.nsnda.ion Of The memorial, The memorial was
$4,000 and ordered 70 be sent TO the Legislature With
Ne endorsement OF the officers
Ihe Chamber then adjourned.
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vSM.s; tlsAs Daniel, nessina j. n Hcks, Rotterdam;
Ny, nalaA Hoaduras; Trinity, GAlvsstsa; Il Hassl-
- a.r Absyia New Orleans; Myrtle, and in sawyer,
Ahe .!rved, ship john Henry, Now Orleans, ID M.
- ~. Sn ! ALTITUDE 20 II longitude 70 90 saw United
Hen 24h, In latitude 90, longitude a. schooner Lacy
Ass, rom New York for Norfolk with loss Of topsail
~ wheel had docks swept and lsst one man over
= Arrived, ships Mary and Amazon, Calcutta; Emerald
~, uvefpeol sunAea New orle..i. spokea De- :.
Nsw York for Melbourne; shp Amsron a this pos fell
win, Jan -, In lat IS dog n mn. lon 81 deg, oehr
AA0or Donaldson, from Baltimore Tor New York, Win
and'Ae crew and brought them 70 this port
POvmurowN, Feb 8. 1857.
Arrived, bark springbok x.go Cape Town iSr HS:ton
he bark Haranham, hero on the Ash reports having
eDskcn on 22d January, N latitude Al A. longitude o.
1ork Fernandins of and for Boston, seventy days ho
Msssna. short Of provisions. me karanhan supplied
he1 and proceeded.
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RIOUDLLAN1OUs.
Bfrth.
rAvE AT East New Yors, L. l. on Monday, Feb. 3
Mrs. samuel Davies Of . daughter.


BoYD-BRowH.-h this city, on Wednesday, Feb. 4,
church. II his residence 100 Madison street, NJ Jou
BOYD OF county Armagh, Ireland, 70 Mss Macy RsowH,
OF the ace.
RoMAns-McEwlxa. "Wednesday, Feb. 4, Of the
residence the brides mother by the Rev Mr. hsckos,
WILLIAM HENRy RoMAgu TO CAROLINE hCEwIN0, young
est daughter OF The late Duncan hcEsing, Esq all or
this city.
KrHo-sAxBLn. Yopkers on Wednesday, Feb g.
by tho Rev. DR.. Cummings, pVtor OF " stephens
church New York JoRr K1G 10 CECILIA n aAhBIER.
EAGER-Wnns.-At the residence Of the brides r.
Their, Jan n 1857 by the Rev j Reif, PETER EA0Ep a
ibis city 10 PBEaE A. youngest daugbt Of Joseph VIII
kin, Esq OF WAIKIKI, Orange county, y. Y
EBAD-REsvs On Thursday, Feo. s. IT st. Georges
church Newburg by the Rev DR.. 81 own OBADIAH EAAD
OF this city, 10 hApA w., daughter Of the late George
Reeve, o. the former place,
VAN NORWICH hILLR.-OS Wednesday, Jan. 70,
1885, by tho Rev Mr. Vaudeville residence OF the
BRIDES parents, Mr.. A. VAN NoarwIoK OF New Bruins
wick, to Miss g. A. MILE, dAug bier OF E. W. MI
Ter, ESQ, OF Flushng, L. /.
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Anumwrs.-The almost overwhelming Influx ef In.
ssrsstug news, exciting local reports, Advertisements
Co. sgam obBges TO omit detailed notices Of the trans
0ssas 1t the different theatres and other places of
snusenent Outlines Of the programmes rendered for
upaxht are given the bulletin at the head Of The fourth
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MARINE COURT.
lnfnre Indre MnCrrthH


Cotrtcis H. Gone Car.-This action was brougbl
10 recover saee for rent OF the third story premise,
seb Broadway The premises taken Tor one year,
viz from LIST Nay, 1854 for year At s7oo pc, an.
num- The premises were taken by the Young Mems
ID ,mocrsiic Union Club for political purposes A Mr.
Harrison a. treasurer Of the club signed the lease and
the attendants signed ss surety for him and the cub
Amer the plaintiff resed biz case the counsel for defence
moved dismiss the case on the ground, rs that the
rent vss p~d in foil while the club occupied a. second
tbat the agreement vas Illegal under the decision OF
Mh Hll page 81 and third that before the term In the
lease expired tho plsintn entered into and UPON the
premises and LET the same 10 other parties and received
rent therefor, ~h,ch amounted 70 On eviction After
hearing Argument OF he respective counsel the Judge
nonsulted the plsiuh
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Court CsIc~o.r-rpis D~y

SurnxsR Counf-Circut-Nos. 2T92, 1915, 1855 t2SU
1885, go, 1878, 1879, 7l5x, IS 1895 l776 35s 1891
cav fA, e55, 1912, 1tc3, pse
UrruD srArss Dnrncy CcuRr.-Nos. al, a. ~ AZ, IS,
90, 81, %, SO, 60.
srrlnIo, Counr.-Nos. 442 7ei, 7e7, 7e3, i7e, 7s5
7A 900, IsT, 1el, 7e2, 7e8, 1914 $50, 23s, 1875 20.
2so, 1ss, ia ses, 100. 1871 79s, So, Sea- 500, sol,
CoMNos PLnAs-pad l.-Nos AGO, ss3 10 s5S 90a
Pnt a-Ncs H. 1st IT, 81 s72 aao, $50, 2si s5s, a2s
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The Present Relaxing Weather will bc a

Of much sickness TO those Who Of tho
Of their bowels IEs thro4is co=venes,
and lung levers viii all hsrn Brsndrehs pills
are used. s@ware OF coune-fss AL pills having "2i
broadway the side late rolnisrfeits Purchase
a. Brandrsh Building, il5 and AZ RroaiwGv. sold
s. DIVISION street; sFaudres pus health
because hey aosras al impurities from he blood. Is
bon, with fu inecions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

CysNAsTIC kxERCIsE THE BEST MEDICINE ron
" mending bad constitution, and preserving a~soi one
All persons OF sedcnt hass should 60 oy the inn
mense advantages OF proper course Of psyscs trsmse
such pursued a John Wool Gymnasium No past
Twenty eighth street near Fnh 4, would tribute
sreay 70 their sock OF health and hsp
In the city leisure hour b. spent greasw p>ure
and profit Dyspeptcs will do wen 70 remember woods
Gymnasium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Holl0yvay's Pills are Highly Recommended
Cor the and other diseases usual ssang
No mariner sbo1e 90 70 sea unproyded with this
diclne.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

NERVOUS DISEASES OF EVERY PORN PAINS n
IN Me limbs and body want ~ strength pirfs sls~p anne
Ute and kindred slneps ind blessed eAnacea In e.
wkBBRRs nvigorsng ssnguhsr, sends eactr$c hr,n
ofvouhfn 1gh throughout he whole b,dv-isssss t,,
Sold at sn Bo~ery Price ~ &C. tive, o. POOP half prScs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

60 Cent Ambrotype LsIxnesses with Case,
beautifully colored and warranted mperishsbe. 50o taken
daily by KlMBABL 3T Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

IN the blood which creates and susa ms SAT- rhelm
leprosy scaSiOus running ulcers and Az kinds
Of iexternal sinsmuatcn I, Is ihs orly siT-aparls
which experience has not repaid ret. children
adults relieved Of internal in a. hDufs By
Kenps Worm Pises. which psassn' 10 take as boil
dsy confectionery. sed ~ ID. AMMAN Co wholesale
druggists 60 Wstsr sires New YORK aud by all druggists.
ssrseparilla 81, ard PasLles 2Sc PER boalc,
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DE-. Hunter ON the Regular or Anop.thio

Treatment Of Consumption
70 rus R.ADIss % THE Nrw YoRK HsaAlD:-
70 % s old psssos fo%
TIA. q The new Homeopathy and Does the
s e f Be- .
sS 1 sn% We ne s
csSIy examples .n q IT. failure When We end not single
, sn p s % Ss disease we need 20 no
pIeesions when We have demons alive proofs writings
H.. cure = This p.aees rarely N%sd fhs Pssai
a he the n the c Of his
inows ,ha. the course pursuing only pslsve or
i WI not be Ssnsa ms, the great body Of the PEG
s of nh: sss ey ns
the failure Of the practice Most persons su oppose the
an q sS@ Within
Of the profession subscribe 5s plan and that those who do
" But VIVA. win they when tel them that there
profession and each doctor his hobby and IN this
let US review these in detail. '''
DR.. Norton dsngiishid hpglish physician and m,n
Of great authority In his day advanced an erroneous theory
the result inflammation Of the lung structure breeding
s:s sas the ees o he
amply leeches over the chest The aim was 20 sab1ne "a
rarely produced and sory .bso
ne
lew except the early inc
boldness employ t. Ia the inc,pent stage 10 still en-
pHyed and to ts perD,ous influence in weakening the
powers Of life merely suffering ut the nme
from irritation OF the air passages owe the dove
lopement Of tuberclcs essentially disease
ofdebty Tbs powers OF life always weak before 10
set They become sn feeble IA advances II we
would the patient must support his strength 10 the
utmost a. the time tra We strive To arrest the dsease
which is eIhRustpg him. Bleeding then, in the first
stage only prosxates the system and brings more fully
under the control OF the disease, which, consequences
moro rapid course
Let be supposed that this practice not supported BY
many great names. II 10 advocated in tho works OF the
lannon's DR. Mead OF Lonaon DR. Doysr sir John Prnge
Hossack Of New York. We mention these merely
show that this treatment recommended and pracsed
freely until within last years TO It's influence
sveonly opinion and that s thai always weakens the
OF life and hssens the progress Of the diseas.
my letter shall consider the of consump
ton by "Quietcs"
Your obeaiant servant
AOBGar kuNTER, n. d., SS Broadway,
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Druggisfs' Fancy Articles Exclusively. -
Unriy allied stock for spFng OF 1857.
RUFUS z. ReEARG 4 CO., Is Nassau street.
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For Corns, Bunfons, Sore Feet. Ssc.-The
celebrated Swiss plaster ~ ia Slgsbe Soli BY BROOKS
$50 fulson street. and 2 DuPsY COZ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Photographs Niagara Falls and Portraits
for Dollar Mnisiuree II and rs Five taken At
once By HOLMES Invention, $50 Broldway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

This Day John Goilsn,ith's Writing and
bookkeeping classes s. 3d. Broadway, OF Franklin
sfraet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Conclusion OF the Court Martial ON Lieutenant
Fleming.
OUR PHIL ADELrHIA CORRESPONDENCE.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb q, 1857.
The court martial In The case Of Lieut. Fleming rcss
sembed this morning, when C. Brewster, Esq, coun.
sci for the defence submitted his argument. On the
completion Of the argument the Court aojou med will
meet again for consultation aud alter the de-
cislon ssreed upon will be transmitted 70 Washington
fcr approval.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Rubbers Repaired-So. 40 Nnssnu street
john Also russcr soles attached leather boots
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Smithsonian House, fsroMdway.-hOtei Ac-
cornmodssions EuToSes1 American plan a. option.
6eam heat ihrou gbcDt. SIDNEY KOPaAN.
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Csmeo-Types, Photographs and Besuti-
fully colortd daguereotvpes Of children WTrTIAMsO
BRoThBhs, No $40 Fulton street, Bro'slyu.
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Personal Intelligence.

From Liverpool per steamship Baltic Capt W Hammer,
Cap. Drsmmo1d Gao, James Colyer, Capt n 0slscsr
Capt ryan Capt Edwin Reveley rbos smihson, John
Harley, W Rollins Henry Randall Ripley Spence.
II M Beresford, X KRAFT Total-l4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Mrs. EIfott's Rheumatic EmbrocstiOn
For rheumatism old sprxina ohibsins disocauops &C. fo
sae 80 Dyson hs solo agency In New York Tor Tho
medicines Of DR.. sw aJrc, of PhDade phA
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Special Notice The Adams Express Conn
pany 50 Broadway respectfully give notice he wagons
have resumed making calls or freight and parcels of al de-
scripors 20 be forwarded East West South Orders
lett at he once viii receive prompt attention
Freight suy sr!r .enden,, Adams Express Company
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

INDIA RUBHER GLOVES AND NIrrErs-IINv
II unllned for cold or yet weather. An e~cete-
for chapped hands saityheur, &c bleach he b.
der them soft aBd smeeth The haies' gs-
very useful 10 bousercrk rnr sac staf
a. 70 Is fchr street rpsfs'ra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Rupture Cured oy Marsh ~ Co.'s Rsdica al
cure ruhE, at No 2;s IE,den lsne New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Naval Intelligence.
The Uutei states sloop Of Germsntovu sailed from,
RIO Ju eirc fer New YORK. on the 7irt Of Dece siber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Bntehelor's Hair Dye.-Nrgs and Toupees
he best in the world made. sold and applied VI No 80
nrna
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupoes
unrivalled In he county. wholesale and retail sod
the dye privately applied, Q. No. Actor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

Hill, Ininitable Gutter Of Hair and Whis-
kers No Bsrcsy sree. SGr dye shlilgs box, black
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

For Well Made, Good Fitting Shirts, with
linen bosoms and collars IS cens and upwards To the
Society, log Chatham street
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
s1Isa nssypa.

.er sstaAasss ssS s<ip. SEQ sl,,b Page.
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ul complexion can % acquired by using balm
thousand doweren 9owsre Of c5unierfois. Tho mmensa
success Of the sa has brought out hosts of connter,ez
and inposures Be each sople signed re cRtDiE
CO. Franklin square ". y. For sale by all druggs&
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-06

DAVE YOU SEEN THOSE a. 80 BOOTS AT JoNpH
III 10 Ann street also. HIS double sole ecss. ss
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Freight Superintendent, Adams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13
TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

~
MI kENSEDY of Ro1bury has di.cov,1ss In one o, ON
pasture weed, remedy tha cures EVERY KIND o.
HUMOR IRON Sero)uLa dorn 10 eonmoa Pnpfe
he tIed In eleven hundred and never failed
accept in two both thunder hum0t he hs' nov n n'
hundred certificates o. s value AL witan
Two bottles ns warranted 20 cure nursins mouth
One three bottles viii the worst krd Of paps on
De kce .,...u
Two bottles warranted 70 cure The vo1st SADksr In he
Tsss 70 Eve warranted the w0r. Of
s.. = ~. bottle. III. warranted to cur. a. s.~o, 10 tn.
Two bottles warranted 70 running Of the ears md
plosbss among the hair
Your TO ,I Bottles as warranted corrupt and running
One bottle will cure scsly eruption Of tn. ssr.
Two three bottles warranted 70 enEe the worst stse u
Two or three bottle. are warranted the desper
ste case Of rheumstisn-
ns ~ s.S bo,r vii e,re the royst cas-. OF ,erof.
pREcTioks UsE-Aduli table spoonful per day Chi,
ssh years pooniul directions be applicable 70
Il sfs enSush to operate on IN. Go ss s
se1ofula
KBTINEDY,s SALT RhEU. OINTMENT.
TO BE USED IN CONNECTION TON WITH
For INFLAMMATION AND HUMoR EYES. this give
bpDedis's rehef ysa viii Apply 1t oh Aen reg VIXEN s"s
Fos scALD HsAD ron viii cat tine bar of the .g-ce part
.py The Ointment freely and you will see the improvement
Eos s.LT RHrvs rob wsl in =. oien as convenient
Fop SCALES inihmed suIfsoe You will rob In 20
You csbno, help wishing well TO the inventor
FoR SCANS These commence BY this scrid fluid oosnl
through the shin hardening the surface in
yellow mater; pHsrned suree,
Ysu will apply the Ointment freely but do not
rub itn.
Fop soIE LEes This common disease 30 than 10
npy supposd the Skn Turns purple covered with scales
and oeTsby sometimes forming running by
plying Ommept itching and scales viii disappear
w days but must keep on with the Ointment until the
skin sets its natural color.
FoR PILES and Inflammation. you viii 1t freely;
h will give ipoIo ~di.to relief
This Ointment stees with every h.h, aud gives immediate
Fsltf IN every skin ditease 6ssh is heir TO-
FIioe 70 cents per boz.
N,oasetured By DONALD KENNEDY, No 40 w.nen-st.,
1oxbuIy, Mar.
BY every Druggist the United States ard British
Ppcvipses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

waited men, who bad enjoyed the Highest Intellectual
sayan'sees IN Earope, and VIM brosgat the gems
Of refinement 10 their asylum IN Tie wilderness.
Few of this clas,, however. were able 10 bring
with them any large amount Of property, ana for
the most part they have been obfgrd to support life
in the most frugal manner BY hard manual lseof.
Their back woods habits presented often arrange
and even ludicrcus contrasts You msy bear
venerable figure in blue flannel shirt aod prophcss
beard, vita q hong pipe IN one hand and ou sahers
knife in the Other, quorns passage from TscIsus;
while the interiors sho~ Madonnss upon LOG. walls,
Ct fee in tin cups on Dresden .aaoers rspt listeners
TO one If Bee'hoyens :, mphonss seated on barrele
and bookcase half 6lled with classics andhaN
with swee. potatoes. In soc al aud political rels-
tioDs, the Germans hsve no, ye: attained tho high
position 10 which their character and energy entte
them. They minge little with the Americans, and
do bot essily sdspt themselves 10 their customs.
The Germans and the planters have little sympathy
with each other, and ID several instances the former
have been made TO suffer extreme inconvenience
from their opposition 10 Slavery. In regard % tais
subject, the volume before US is euDeatiy instruct
i've. 1t abounds with forcibe Illustrations Of tho
influence of the favorte southern institution,
though without the Accomplishments Of invecsive
or defamation. Mr.. Omssed frankly describes
what he has seen, but is content with the simple
exhibition Of facts. He ls little Of theorist and
less Of paftlsan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13

~ This pie ecacOus remedy acts 90 Instantly upon
the Of the tooth that immediate reefis gye IL VIII
no, n easanly Afc the ike keosoe TIE gums
enamel Of the teeth the numerous cures 1t has
pbsbeo 81 has only become
orally fDown highly appreciated BY the public az has
lsss been by J.Dtisis >, ,.,,oa ~. ~, ,oo
and s0d BY A. H. u SA-'oS, Dfuss-S's NJ A''
Ynlk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-13


ton 8. New. Brauntels IS stated BY Mr.. Olmsted is
both suggestive and encouraging.
L. he town. eseb house has i's garden plot and over
the n, phbohcoo are cst cred hpndreds of email
Ow Dg - the low price Of coID ms OF there hs bsen
Gu rvated partly IN cotton during the yer before our
Witt The result was a total crop Of eight hundred
bal. q WITCH az Galveston, brought from one 70 tT0
eeIis pound more than nat produced oy slaves oT
ie to tbe moe careful banding OF white AID person
ally interested aoOr; but the expense Of hauling cnt-
:op 70 TIE ooas: preveLs any large proh a. this dis
tslce railroad local msnuiactory must precede
al, extensive cultivation Of cotton, while corn. which
re0ui,es ueh less labor find a market at fair
price With wafer poTer end handa upon the spot II
ukriaiLiy seens al uDbafurA Nesfe oil aOof ID csry
the 10 Mss scbufes 10 be span out sucn, Tor
ant Of local capital II nov the course OF trade.
In rui,e of The common sssr.On, that onlS blacks
can the heat of Southern lsoor, tbe DrosnctO
Of co,ton by rhies sione oy no n',aLs rofe. Inc
Ore very many, b. % Of those who so'k toe own snsn
a. u n farms and " those who work with their tee ne
sroe> dsy after dcy IN the field. Corn cult yslon Tor
yssr Of, year the common work Of the Ices ysss
tord Of ne poor whites. But theirs is hardly 10 The
Scub another striking an instance OF pure Tres lsoo
mon cote 6elds this OF the Gernsns Thsr cot
ton q il body 70 MARKET eatrely separate from
be rect mass exporter and from tbeir pe ular styIs
Of settlement IL may be even consdefed a. the Qrodac,
Of large plantation, worked oy White haada, ana
divided into web marked annual tanks.
Thee SEQ bales therefore, though but drop 10 the
eucket TO the whole crop, ere very suostannal eyi-
eeIee Of the pcssiti,ies Of not only white. but o..
velLre. alafed free labor To the South.
The German immigrants in Texas constitute an
important and promising element Of the pop1lstion-
a, ibe commencement Of the present ye.r, tber
lumber u estimated a. s. 600, VI whom more tn 40
t.e-,h rds are IN Western Texas. TIE early eOl.
grsDn sss of rather an ambiguous coarsc'er.
= hlle .be grea,er part ~as composed Of psssan.s
AID meehsDlcs, there ssre 8 certain number who
~e<e permitted - escape The pen,iy of t,eir
ailnes On CONDITION Of so,og 70 Texs. After 1913
the en- igrasop assumed egse; character, fncsa'-
sg iarso propornSD Of fsruers and parsons Ia
Soderase enreums'anses who sought home n no
SEES Wm6. With .bsD CAME Dam en- OF c11i-