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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24
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We call the attention II our readers te the
foll,wina letter from q gentleman Of Lucas
county well posted In that of which he writes.
Il gives some important news
caAs,roS, Lucas Co, Iowa, Oct. 10.
Episoas 6Azsrrx II hasten 10 give y"a
some ssscsioa news. Va have met the eassay
and have coaAs "a victorious.
THE Hon. Daniel Anderson. Rep. has heat his
opponent. James Baker. about isO votes In
The District Hon. John Edwards, Rep. can
didats fss Representative for the counties cf
Lucas and Clark. il el~cssd by majority II
20 voses. The Rep. candidate for Represent
atis- for Monroc county Is elected by ma
josity of ~ votes This county went Demo
cratic al the Angus, ~lec,ion-s gain al l0o
for the Republicans.
Monroe county. Lowe's MAJORITY ~, ~
pahlican gain, lOO.
Lncas couHiy loves majority, s. repshli,
can gain, a..
Clark county, loves majority, ~ repub
lican gain. Co.
Wayne county, San,uels' majority, w, re-
publican gain 2lO.
Ds0ssr coansy. Samnsls maiorisy, i25
republican gain, 30.
Total Republican gain In thess ave coan
ties 10 7Oe.
navts C0aney.
The following Is the ofaciai vote of this
stronghold VI Democracy. II will Be seen
shst the know Nothines are stronger there
than iu any county In the State -
Samuela, 6e7 Lowe, 250, Henry, 4lS
0illaspy COO Faville, 2s1 Morris. AZ,
Aaa0s Counsy.
Quincy, Adams Co, Oct. Is.
Eprroas GAZETTE Adams county gives
Lowe 70 majority and Fasille the same. Re-
publican Rsprsssasative, v. y Davis, ~ mai.
HaspEa. winneshick Co., Oct. 10.
IDuroas 0AEkrrE The Republican major
ity on GAsic ticket will not vary far from 80
The Member Of Assembly 10 Republican.
Howard ccunsy gives 100 Republican ma
jorit,. Yours truly.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

0c.0aus advertisements.

dc.oap's ADVERTISEMENTS.
Copytag Deeks.
lust RECEIVED -A An INVoIGE uf
F.sss. ,a". Patent 'ef,'"s 6s..- ~
laclaaias s,ol. Of so ssS' ~ ~ .nd 90. pages.
AY.e, .sp~ris, A%sr,eaa' s % .aa ss,ss heavy Eas.a
Bisstins Gard, Perforated Gard fnard assors~d col
ov., :, No - BRADY str~si, near the ra.i oMAe.
n1SoOLUTION OF cO-PAkINERSHlP.- =
mana. ssa n e s,sis e Nsisl'.' I.,rii cs. va. u.
solved p, mutual scassa the nrst dss II iceen'
her, A y lssa 1corg. l. Nieksll. s.-aaaluF ,hr
responsibility Of all unsettled husnes. cf that hr
The eoparsnership hersiofos~ esisting andsr the
name and svs u Nlekell.. Csmp.reli = 60, Bsnk
s.s a.: y ri; is = ai'' , s"' as.ss .r r. .. as ~
all unsettled business "f .sii hr aud 10 snpowe
20 ase the ccapsn,s nsas ~ ei"shs pthe husas-.
ukoksE l. NIckoLIs
u. CAMPBELL,
EB TAYLOR
ps,.nper,, oes.sr .. al,a
r. l.. CAMPBELL.
tseccssses ~ s,csa,,., e,svss,, 4 GO,
oonher and ExcAange DrOker,
NNILL CONTINUE A GENERAL BANk-
w mo hnsin~.. q the s,snd farms.ls secup,sd
RssLAass oa the psln,lpAi r,,,.. ssatse un,,a
Nosss cad RIIis cel~e,-d ."isroe-~d. rrmi,,-d =,
gsesas UanA ss.s-- --.z.-..--- View eek
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Camph~l, Strong 80 ......4s. Sr~ Dric@n.
Jehnstoa Brothers Cs .-zz. Bsltimote
0ilSees's sVsesrs DepSs.
no ! LIZ CLAIRE row. Win
dee. ~. Eals q Cs.'s ossk sssre.
NEW YORK AND CHIC AGO DAlllIs OF
~ the --latest d.sss and ali the papalar Se~srspets
lisAsd Harper, tscds,, Petersen Graham NJ.
stcphsas Nov Monthly, Lesnss New A.snttnr
Ne. Y.sa Journal and ss,'ss. p.l. nss,ss a. 4,
either Papers o. Magazines a. the "wrst rstss Aiso
1 Cirulalias Library u Chsap rublisaiisss.
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AnspersNss % sAe Ladies'.
CALL AT AfsrOxs, IN DAvENPORrs
Bloch, opposite the L. Glare Houss, aud -n.'a
FANCY ~.
NV - .,oss enss.:..as q ell ,ss nsr s..,s,ss. re
QA1dle arcd tbs rsh ~ai poor ai prices ~ sau The
dm-s Alec
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Gsaalsasa's gss Csllass I 0lsves.
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Fa nrN RsAss.
GONE BEAUTIFUL ONES VOW OPEN
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

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A TTORNEiS 4 COUN6kLORs At LAW.
"A No Holman Block, Asln street. DssssKsss
Iowa 1aleoNs
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A T1'OeNEYs q c0UNeEI.ORs At LAW,
IA Davenport, Iowa. Once. In sssss ssldins With
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

Do SWssr rosAsoss. DIR. \. Brown
ssssghs ~ yssass1sy fsoo ~ sasU. thsss
sakiss shove shs sssy, shsss - sss ssassAoss
swess poaaasss. ~ lsross ~ sss - hsvs
sssa shis season. They ass hiahly @s1iaahas
V ~ Doctors fAsniaa skill. Ne - saissa
. large amount II sssse posasaas this yer.
end oar nashss 10 iu1s11sd 10 bin fus ~
onese we hase hnd oh1s yer.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

ssovxs.-ReaA Messu. Barter 4 Cos ID
vsssiseasal Of 1soves. They have On hands
a treasa1oas stock cf paSlor. ofEses. cookiag
stoves, Ae.--alss lasg~sa ever oabssd for saIs
In tAis city--and hey will b. sold st very
iow Price 10 ssit NJ sissas. Tissir salss roa9s
are on SECOND street, between Main and Har-
risn0 ssr~sls
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

9o4noOoOVD uO8SC8s
Resd Samuel w. ustchinaon, Psstor
elect. VIII preach In the Uasssd Presbyterian ssor
nssiy known The Associate nssssasd, CAsssh
corner Eisveash anA eross sssssss, oa Sabbath, .,
NJ ocioeh q J
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

Rvns, Ae.-Mr. Alssoa has just opsosd
splendid lot Of fars ., hislessablishnsat ospp-
site th~ LeClsirs Ho~sr. The laAiss win 0nd
in bis sssorsasens great variety Of beautiful
firs VARYING In value frosa the very chsap 10
e3tO sst,. The gsntlrsssa can obtain some
elaGant fsar gloves. caprs. caps. &c, With soss
superb slsiGh robs~.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

Meusv eroIss.-An lsisAaan hssptag Q
aFult - vsgsaah1s sasss q Adams ssssse, -
soos 80 dollass y go,d ssossn fron Nh q
rhuspaay. u was taken while ~ was w.
40 Dsssspess. Two psesoas who wsss u
~ sasss dnsiag ~ sensnss sss saeDeDs1 =
havs csunleAs6 ~ rsheay. fAsy hsss
b,sn sr~asd. Oes 10 sGnsa Mel1ahin -
- s1hsr yin."-k. T. Argus
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

~ Ws call IL atssntioa "a our reaAers
70 ths Kansas lssssr pablisAsd % Ne ia,sias u
to-day's paper. Il tells Of some Of The frauds
comnittsd d ~ rsOsaa slscaioa hy IL Ds1o-
cratic Border Aulnans.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

Mas. srspusss' Nsw MoHruis.-fhe No
vssabes nsmbsr VI ArS. as~phsas' Illustrated
kew hsashly hes hssu vecsived. II contains
. large asansity of reading matter very haUd
sosn~ly illustrated, with faxhioa plates. esc.
The price Is 10 censs pr sasb.s. o. q 20 psr
annum. LsAies can obesin u n ths book
storss. Address Mrs. s.~phens la3 Nassau
street. New Yosk.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

Ia feaaaa vsllsy - shs leah iasa., of TyphotA
fevsv nr Gro pENNO aGpd - ysasf. . .sashs.
aa1 u 1ays
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

u The D1b1que NovsAssa b having
ds,isAsssl tias 1nppins h wings an crow
Ing over W election Of Samsels and 0illaapy
snd bolA hossss u our LsGislaasse, II con.
- Be- sxpscssd that shese Dubuque Demo
csaaic sditsn win kaow aay bssssr for .
coupae weeks yes. But In nearly Ill oshsr
parts - shs eosas h 10 nov we'll known that the
Republicans have elected their Governor, Il.
Governor and sscnrsd majosisy In both hous-
- Of the LegisloauYe cf Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

~ The Dubsqse Gsr~es' ridicul~s the
shinaasssu issssd in this city with much 60
ess1si severity but with great practical 6as-
ass. Yes u sane papsr Ne day before Cd
vOcaaed the issuing Of from one 10 two hun
dsed shossand dollars Of shinplAsasn By tAe
psbaqse Hsrbor Company, and The sane
papsr The week before oppossd oil hank issaes
- pap9 nney in any fssu, aud demanded
- exclusively spscie currency
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

LscruRKs measuS~s are being IA
- " ssrsss cousss a wiassr lscsures Ia this
c,ay from capable p~rsas Although We
- noass good lectures here last ~inisr, -
ssarss vas not . sscesss But that vas md
~ isslt Of thos~ who had the direction Of
shings here.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24
THE DAILY GAZETTE,

- UooV D0vo0poge 0oa0eoe,
Wss ~ ass end ass eaiss svreasiy the only paper
In ~ esase II lows prinss1 q sssan Power rrss
and ne circulation 10 the srs~ss OF any in the State
Advertisers appreciate thsss advantage - oar co
unns amply tesstfs.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

sp>ur sunsCRIprR n Now RRCrryIN,

posi- oR LETTER PArkRn,
HATH pOeT uR LAfplkB lkTT9R.
BILL rArkk, ts~s and Drund Fold,
LEGAL Do Ruled and Folded,
car. FLAT CAR aud MEDIUM
Also Plsln aud fancy Not. rst~rs. knvsispes
aud Wnfsrs. buf, gold, Grange caiot, slae end
white Envsls,,c~ ana VII h~ soid 81 lowest pglc~s
Gss ash, wholesale N~sstl,
At M n nrady sir-et, tkrcc iaars ssssh of ths
Pcs. spriee s~Ta kiI ADAne
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

ooss o. fsnvsaAscs.-At the sssse nsSs-
iae Of ~ 1sns = Isapssases ~ q sAsir
han In this city on Wednesday last, Mr..
John L. Davies, Of Davenport, was elected
0sami worthy Patriarch for ths Stair of
Iowa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

Copytag Doesks.
lust RECEIVED - An INVoiCE uf
y nsnn,s Patent Copying Rasl-
TreBcb do 40
lncludins Books OF 50o so0 80 ~ aud 10, pages
adapted 10 ser~~. Lcvrf and EAsc Cop, ing Presses
Also, sup~rior American, and extrs heavy Eaxlish
Blsstin> Card, Perforated Gard hoArd assorted cul
ovs, 81 No - Brady streei, ncar the Post oar
ar9tsf ELI ADAMS
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

Iowa Cause.-The Trustsss Of lowe
col.sus NV bssa IN pscisl ssssssa u ~
Cs,1ses ~ . day y two past. fhsy sessia'
q - aine sines Rev. yslius a. nssa =
~ csey Dianse1al Aosn sn1 q ths ~
ussalsg - signi1sd his soespaascs aad %
~ q encs spaa his dssiss. nsv. Jssss
osssnssy. fssusliy ~ psbaqss has bssn -
DeiuAsd y ~ oDos u Agent of ~ Anai.
en- usua uIani1ony oeeisey, 1lAsA ~ nr
nssA r. many ysass. and laisly rssiensd
y Nh. Mr. 0sssnssy has taken up hi'
reoi1soce In this city.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

0erD0O Ad00Uu0De.
At THE DAVENPORT COMMERCIAL
n College, In Jacshys new ssil1Ang, snrnSs =
TA.rd and Perry stssgoA
W Reip~ lass os rrusGha % 0eeUeay, bseos1ess
of the OermAn Language, reepeeeseuy enas1aeo 20
The ssiisrns u DaysnpSs ss4 vtelnlS - eg11A1eA
m~al * school fos 1asasuetlsn = - 04emoo L.
guase At the above sau.ss 49,. ye4e - peesaes-
Rssssescss--Th 00slieh, lAW Ool1e q 0141n
4 stewart. seceaA essses. esrah - %swn -
and Brady u LaneesA e@ssS - CSU ss
ssisd3ns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-10-24

X. T.. CAMP
,ssccsssoa ~ s,csa,l.. e.svss,. 4 COZ
oanAer and ExcAange Broker,
INILL CONTINUE A GENERAL BANk-
wv ING hmsn~ss si the sisnd farm@fly seeupssi
By Nickolls Camphcil . Cc
ksskAnss on the psia,ipAi c,ti~. stathe tmi,,a
houshf aud sod
Noses cad nilis Co~eie.l smipro-~d. ren,i'i-d .,
earvsat TAass ct ksehaase
assss ..
Ocsaa Uank ...@..... .5.....-.z=..... View Yesk
~ a. Tuebos q "a ... .... .ssa.- 80 .chiess.s
uaak VI o. Louis 49,. ..... .et LOUIS
Camph~li, Strong d 40 ....4+s. Nr~ Orleans
Jehnstoa Brothers q Ge Bsltimnrs
o1kiln
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NOTICE ~ Ano10NMRMT NOTICE n
~ Lesshv s.vsa thsA o . nlses,s -. - ~
..s = o,..s. ss~s ~: . ~ - - -
pssseai sss ~ s1nAi esesos ag shs1g eooaGn 80
tkes tbs sal1 ssoSass mnse esklhl thss eosDes1tvo
fsa tks dess aA1 alss I'll pssssaa ts4sAes1 V -
Il sla,sfs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

ilies, sccurste imitation OF those we ss1 10 the
garden. i looked through the Glass door With lo1g-
ipR eyes 1t opened UPON long, long avenue,
SHADED by large trees that led TO the nme sse garden
where they cultivate vanilla.
The good sister left u.s. and was very busy going
10 the schoci rooms to call the pupils whose feods
awaited them. How happy the little things booked
Sc they approached the versndsi Some Of them
were very besutifuL One with fair hair aud rosy
cheeks vas there in preparation for her confrma-
ton and first communion. II Is customary 10 send
the young girls to board at the Convent for few
weeks, to prepare for this ceremony-unless as ia
the case Of the beautiful Madame c., they prefer
hsvirg their daughters with them, and accompany.
ing them SEVERAL times in the week 10 the Convent
for religious instruction.
The beautiful daughter of Madame B., and the as
beautiful but more digD6ed one of MAZDA Ne NJ. were
delighted 10 see their respective mamuas, and all
appeared 10 rejoice Of tie idea of walking in the
nUns garden-s privilege granted out OF compi.
meDt to foreigners being Of the party.
The little oLes could with difficulty be sufficiently
discreet, ard the little witch of B. was hot con-
tent. until she had broken off q piece Of vanilla
which she seemed to think abe ought to give me, in
consideration OF my astObisLment at beholdng it.
The vanilla ia a beautiful vine, with thick leaves
like those Of the wax plant, only larger. 1t grows
very rapidly; the trunks Ct all the trees that shaded
the nuns walk were covered with it. In the large
space at the end OF this walk appointed for it. it
was growing trellises, and yet the trunks of all
the mango trees were covered with it.
The clusters Of pods Of vaniIls were very thick.
seven or eight some punches and about six inches
in length.
large basin in the upper part Of the yanils gar
den, supplied water for the grounds by means Of
many miniature canals.
We wandered through the wilderness Of lowers
which seemed to be as fresh as though decay were
mpt ssible; and then passing through the house
crossed the other garden and retreated to the stone
seats. Here We found cur kind friends, Mr.. De &.
sud Mr.. and Madame s. and the children were very
happy, distributing the nice things that had been
boDeht them BY their indulgent parents; while the
beautiful boys Of Madame NJ. made themselves very
useful in bringing us cool water.
Madsme Il. gathered me beautiful bouquet az
souvenir, and bile We were enjoying the picturesque
effect Of TIE many different groups disposed among
the trees, The clock itruck "a signal for sghs and
tears and adieuing, until another week should again
permit the children TO embrace their parents.
Our drive home was eLliyened BY shower; the
mountains were vailed. b. :.
Two month, th, joyful wedding bad ben po.ponsa Ta
ing for health Of beloved relative, "hs haa o'n
prostrated BY cholera and in sAot moath The rejoicing
blends now 80 loud their oD, listening with
ad hearts to Of the dead fOr the idoEed oatsh
ter, sister aunt and friend had departed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26
TIE UPPER MISSISSIPPI.

The cltreldHd Herald 10 permitted TO extract non
yery in.ere.Erg lstss written from section oil coun
try until lately almost terra iseOsRt9, ana 10" ou'
VEN imperfectiy understood and appreciated.
Tie writer says
IL have been collecting specimens OF the hea IveI
Of the NoIfh. had ipdft rent succes. Ous VIZ "
have dcre some little good. Travelled ION d; ~
In beat, With one companion TO South Bend OF hea
River. Here joired traders tram Ihea acco con.
rsnied ~ Sekmk set meEt, eros ing me rIans s.'
80 n lies wet of Red River, all the way gown. nav
jr gene viii in abou. - miles Of L.ke WfnepsE
yetuiI<d. passing by Pembns where We crossed vac
Red River to the east aide, aHd thence up .ne Sss.
tide Of BED River and across TO Crow wing enu u.
Ripley, on the Upper Mississippi. rarted ,ne 'it ~.
psit Il July AID got bsck 10 about three mon,ns. Ia
mach fun; canped oct, Of ceurse iesni'a 20 eeI,,
ara slert with only blanket and buffalo ROBE iGr ~
bed We depended mainly on our guns ioi suo'lss
,poe. On the Plans We sh bufao; klled ems o.a
tul sobe, 10 style. SharP-tsiied grouse sIs
ihrouei ort Miunesots, ard far 70 the corn:
TIE Vslley Of the Red River vtry isini, pa uii
fotun.ev .uljset 10 loardstoos above oeixlk' sau
helor the mouth e the Dcii dee Sioux
S,sirk eetteJent IL place tDat as'ons.9u me
much Ibsv, fcand beautiful osss on CIV, suyu
u ubst had though. visa ver5 Peef ~ =.
II deed msry wealthy fanIiifs lie 81 kIx 40 nIs
s,,L. Agricultural puIsue are CARED on
AID wei They have plenty ct Amerean tsapIS a..
/ .is,sbins use hines stesn @sw aSa noon"g "a% ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

merous water and Wind nile, sc. Tee wheat c-op.
befv almost iecrsdibis fty suse1is 70 the
net very unusual crop They coaos on hervecticg
om hnetn 10 thirty bushe- Tor every bashe OF 'esf
Gown and th's often on lsrd that has been opped
cotstsuily for twenty yeasi 0snsr crops, sut %
potatoes cats, barley &c are good-potssoe, very
eoed The cattle snd horses are numerous sod OF es.
ceeLt quality Verify the terrible frozen North T.
10, 60 much Of kovlir wilderness aft-r ALL Seikirk
settlement contains an actual population OK some
Geo hbsbitans, nealy all half brseds or grsdss be
tween bali boods and whites. vas surprised ~ the
indulgence Of The Erglsh and scotch b. II breeds tbs
Frerch are Roman CAtholics Ignorant. lazy and
dIurker. The English aod Scotch hsltbrosds are
mere Intelligent, moral, AID better educated, as Q
ass By far than the white population q many pars
Of cur Southern States where poor whites plenty.
And they are good farmers, very Industrious and
saviug
"Ierbi Is pothirg at ell. found there bu: one
Amelicsn-the Collector Of Customs-and he, tank,
the ouy full blood white man There wers $50 =
few bali bie eds ard Indsss while few more whites
lived In the feiehborb, od the whos not exceeding
tunt red perhaps and 81 miserable French hs9 oseeds
ard Canaoisbs.
by the way, at Q recent Mirtesots election, PEN
bins County 'etwned large vote Oh bat are not
the d. me crss cool : am positive there is no. one
legal voter IN the county east cf Red River, and oil
tie inh sbants Of mbins and for ten II lies around
with white blood would not coant up 20 the numbsr OF
votes returned from 81. Nircept's, town suppset
to exist opposite Pembins on Red River, bat which
rslly exists nowhere. l saw bu. 9 solitary Irdsu
viswsm OF skins on the spct where ST. Vin.ent's IL
ssd to be- ard this lie annually covered with Eve ten,
ard even twerty feet Of water"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-26

SwN Ion 30 0s w. The crew and passengers
=, been landed here by The Jeseie.
an HIberpis, OF Lordon, from Quebec for Belfast
=. vstsilogged and abandoned December 6, crew
lad here oy the Hermann.
'soso Rose, Oct 30 The British ship Csthsys
!. ben Iost on tie Prs,is.
iprs, Nov. 26.-Tbe ship Falcon has been lost on
IA. poutr srn costt Of Arabia.
he Defiance, IIsndiick, from Liverpool to Bon
w. reported At Teneriffe, lesky. with loss Of five
sSasi was dischnging cargo.
LATEST MARKETS.
LNyRpoor. Saturday, Up m-Cbe CoTroS market
,r,y M esd to-day ana prices generally 3D. Y 10 lowef
n ssesy 80 day are only Ieo oslea ..
NHEAI steady, with fair ipqciry Of yesterosys P0s'
fLoUs ard CoRS arc unchanged
Psoy sIoss are unsltsSed In every respect.