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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-09-11
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED By
r. Y. CARLILE.
Corner OF Main and Water Streets.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

sF The privilege Of yearly advertisers Il limited to
their immediate business, in their name; and
all adversements for the benefit OF other persons,
well legal ADVERTISEMENTS and advert isements OF auc
ton sales, and Advertisements with the OF other
persons, in by them, be paid TO- at the usual
rates.
~ No report resolutions or proceedings Of any cor
por,ten society association or public meeting and no
rommuaication designed to call attention to any mat
ter Of lnited or individual interest be inserted,
less paid for n an advertisement.
~ No advertisement can be inserted gratuitously
charitable other societies, public institutions or
companies. :.
~ Contracts for yearly advertising will not he dis
continued unless an orer that effect Is left at the
office, and when discontinued in less than year, the
price of the whole wear will he charged.
r- Legal advertisements hereafter, Will he published
At the expense Of the at-neys ordering and net delay
able for the legal proceedings, but coectabe az our
usual time. .
~ Our terms for job Work and transient advertise
tnepts are CASH.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS
AUCTION AND AUCTIONEERs.

.
IN ORDINANCE to amend an Ordinance
passed HayT, 1s47, cOncerning q 4Auctios
and Auetioneers," passed Nay Is, 1857.
EpE 1T ORDAINED ny THE COMMON Council OF
licensed under the provisions of the ordinance OF
which this is amendnent shall before the last
day OF each mOn file in the Office OF the City Clerk,
full statement, under Oath of the value of the mer
chandse vehicles, and live stock belonging to others
than the citizens of Evansville. which have been con-
signed or delivered 10 lhem during said month"; for sale
al auction or otherwise.
The City Clerk, upon receipt of which statement.
shall enter the tax duplicate for the
page to be reserved for that purpose, the
thus reported in the Of the auctoneer reporting
the same aud shall charge and assess thereon the
rate oftaxaton assessed the personal property
ofOther for such year, and shall at once report said
entry and the amount assessed writing the City
Collector who shall make similar entry on the du-
plicate in his possession, and shall proceed To collect
from such auctioneer the tax thus assessed in the
manner as other taxes are collected.
Any auctioneer who shall fail to make any report
provided for hy this ordinance at the time above spec
iei shall for each offence.he fined i'm any not less
than fifteen dollars more than fifty dollars and
for any second subsequent failure to make such
monthly report, in addition TO such fine, the Common
Council may in their discretion revoke the license
granted to such auctioneer-
The price of license under this ordinance shall from
and after the publication hereof be one hundred dol
lars for one year, and sixty dollars for six months
any shorter PERIOD and all licenses granted to aucon
shall expire the first Monday in August, and no
license shall he transferable.
Approved by Common Council
JOHN HEWS0N, Mayor.
Attest: WELL III. " ALKER, Clerk. (aug20-3h
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A. G.. HALLOCK. AgentS
IN STATEKGENT
ad'. Of r, 49, p TIE
AETNA INSURANCE co.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,,

IN the lst July, 1857, made to the State Of Indiana
~ required by the law
The name of the Corporation Is 'sHtna Insurance.
Company" located At Hartford, Conn.,. r.--
Rhe Capital Is Five Hundred Thousand Dollars, and
is paid up and inyessed Is follows:
2ar NtE
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED. That the owners of propertv or Fu,-
" ton Avenue, and extending from Water street tn
10 Canal, cause the sidewalks TO he hrou to nroner
srae ana 70 he laid with good brick pavement of the
proper width, OH both sides of said avenue within 20
days ateT the publication OF this notice and i'm default
thereof The Cy Council will proceed to let the work to
me lowest bidder, and have the done-the costs
and expenses arising therefrom, will be assessed to
ana collected " sale Of said property, or so much
thereof as will satisfy said lien and costs. By order OF
the Counsel. WELL. III. WALKER CLERK
Nolksbote cory Iaur,I. .9nd
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E1ig Iron.
y 10 tons for saleby -,
lea GEO. FoSTER& co.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

hRDERED. That the owners of property lyingaud
NJ being on the south side OF Vine street, and ex-
tending from First to Second street, cause the side
walks along said described property to he graded and
re!aid with good brick pavenents Of the proper width
within thirty days after the publication OF this notice.
and in default thereof. the Common Council will
proceed to to have said work done, and the accruinV
charges will he charged against and collected nv sale
lien and cnSts.
BY order of the Common Council.
aug2s-lm WELL. III. WALKER, City Clk.
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GDCRE CIDER VINEGAR
III 200 Gallons of Pure Cider Vinegar, choice arti-
sugssl SAN. vICKERY's.
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pGOPOS

SSFALEn Proposals viii he received nv the Citv ~
- Evansville, mt the Office Of the UNDERSIGNED until
the 1st lay of Senemher 1887, for the building Of nj
vision Street culvert, according the plans ard speci-
hcations on fle in ofice,-sad work to be compile
tel hv the LIST dav ofJanuarv. A. n. 1880.
auci-1ml NELL. III. WALKER. Civ Clerk.
q VolksbOte cOpy.1
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RAILROADS..
Is IR ALL r o AD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ANa and after THURSDAY, July 81. 1857, and until
Evansville at o'clock and 30 minutes, A. NJ Vincen-
nj IL OP.M. and arrive at TerreIlaute 245 NJ.
Connecting with trains for indianapolis, Cincinnati,
and all points East also for trains the Alton road
for Central Illinois, Chicago and the North West
Passengers dine at Terre Haute-Baggage checked to
indianapolis.
RETtRNING-leave Terre Haute at 3:i0 p. NJ. af-
ter the arrival OF trains from the East and West; Vim
cennes at 6:50 p. NJ. and arrive at 9:20 =. VI.
Passengers by this train arrive at Cincinnati at l2:,
evening, Cleveland at 500 next morning instead
of 2:3n p. NJ. as hy former arrangement.
MIXED TRAIN has been placed on the road be
tween Vincennes and Evansvile leaving Vincennes
at $40 A M-and arriving at Evansville at 1910 NJ
Returning leaves Evansville at 10 and arrives at
Nincennes mt 6:l5 NJ, connecting with the U. NJ.
Road for Cincinnati and st. Louis.
OBSERVE,
Passen gers arriving ly this train have over hours
in Evansville for BUSINESS or PLEASURE.
Freight Trains North Of Vincennes will run as hith
to-Leaving Tere Iaute for the South at NJ; return
ing arrive II Terre Hai.te at 5:25 N.
For any information or through tickets apply at the
Companys Transportation Office, head of Locust street
Evansville.
eE- Cers run by indianapolis Times minutes fas-
ter than Evansville time.
]. J. DANIELS,
Superintendent
IT. Vincennes Gazette, Princeton Clarion, Sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel Register and Mt Vernon Advo-
cate take out former advertisement and copy. myl9u
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4. The price Of License under this ordinance
AN ORDINANCE
To Provide for the Extension Of Gas Light,
within the City of Evansville. Passed Aug.

within the City of Evansville. Passed Aug.
LIST, \. ID. 1887.
SECTION I. Re Il ordained Nv the Common Conn
~ Gil of the City of Evansville, that whenever any
person or ersons interested in extending the eas anv
point In the city will advance to the city 6fy 900
per cent. OF the amount necessary procure and Law
down the service pipe to such point along the pro-
posed line OF extension the City will theregpon with
"lt unnecessary delay such pipe to he laid down
along such line and cause posts be erected along
such line, and will furnish to individual consumers
along such line who may have made such advances,
gas TOR private consumption, at the rates at which
II IS may he furnished iv the Gas Company other
private consumers, until the amount furnished to each
person making anv such advance shall he equal TO the
amount advanced by such person; Provided, however,
that the city shall not lie liable for interest such
advance and shall not I've required to refund or repay
the same otherwise than in gas, above in this section
provided fo-.
SEC. ,. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication.
John HEwsON, Mayor.
Attest: WELL. ii. WALK Err, City Clerk.
Ct
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PROPGs AIS.

SEALED Proposals will I've received until the 1st
- OF September 1881, hy the undersigned At his Office
lor the building OF Chesnut street, Canal Bridge the
SINE 10 be double track Bridge corespond i'm
me other double Bridges; For plan and specifications
OF same, call at the Ctv Clerks Office
ang5l-IIl WELL. III. WALKER, Clerk.
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AN ORDINANCE.

Supplemental to and Amenddto5y Of an Ordi-
nance entitled an Z" Ordinance concernin0
Drays, UagoMs and other Tehieles; T" passed
-ADril II, 1s47.
SECTION l. BE IL ordained by the Common Coun.
- Gil OF the City Of Evansvle That from and after
the taking effect Of this ordinance ii shall be lawful
Tor any person or persons TO use, occupy employ
any day, wagon, cart hack other carriage or vehi.
Gle in the transportation carriage any goods wares,
merchandise, produce, freight, passenger persons,
for hire up down the bank of the Ohio riyir oppo
site the city OF fEvansvlleor up down upon along
or over any wharf, street, lane alley of said city,
without hrst procuring license from the Mayor Of
said city SO to do: Provided that nothing in this ord
nance shall lie construed to prevent the owner Of
aiv such vehicle, cart wagon draw from using the
same upon the Harves Streets lanes and alleys Of said
city, in the transportation OF his goods, wares,
Inerchandse, produce other freight, IN carrying
himself, his family or any Other person where no
hire is charged.
SEC q The provisions of the ordinance mentioned in
the title to this ordinance shall apply to all the veh
Giles mentioned or Included in the first section Of this
ordinance, unless otherwise provided ia this orl-
nance.
SEC. 3. IL shall not be necessary for the owners or
prOpieors OF hacks and other carriages aud vehicles
used exclusively for the transportation of passengers
and their baggage to number their hacks, vehicles and
carriages under the third section of said ordinance,
passed March 18th, 1887.
SEC 4. The price Of License under this ordinance
NIH laA N
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e. JON @::ss: g a:. 80
sssr "a 1 .sOa s.
schr child, Bell BAinore-T v Baya-d&oo
sssr fssa a sss.sy ssss g.
scSr & sspssu. Mcssresor Calais Huuphrsv
sc cs "a nsn e x asH
s ss E Rs. S:'f as Nav Ne. Haven haven
sssr men icgi:s Tso.p.oa ssT g:y.o.
Steamer Mar: a soSO i PSisasipAi. '''''
Steamer Il Beach Sanders Boston A'
ssrses5 ] .s
ys,yoo up ~ ss'.s~ nav. sq u n .S@
ss'S csnSsIIsns ss Ut s0 ssa, xpo,. Jun, "a
sho kses rom 2 .. S $ 3
hzs' " O. s s:.:: ma
IN sse Republic ssfss weqte Bremen June ~, with nd.e
Zip Eass .as 5
,1s s s%:. Hssss s h.. i, , VIII
ss o Eva q .nS Sse s9ss for ssw rS &
wind, and f,sgy weather. took pilot the ID mat in
pasS. %os Is ~ vain :.
Bar, louisa soson White "a, .o.,h il. July
Il as s; 4 "a: Fs
spar rolling against It.
Brig Sarah Peters to Ellsworth Lord Cubs July
10 with sugar DC. 70 OK Peters AID o. Ion Il
o. spoke schr Alfred Dowr from ORLEANS oston
Big Mary NcRse (o Belfast Crocker a. July 7
with cehee &c, master 7th Inst, off
Vernon from Port Prince for Boson
Brig He len Mar (Br .s.; Windsor Ms. ~ d with plas
ter, to ter.
with fruit 10 to A aolomon
scbr Gulf Stream, Godfrey Plclsu Ns, IL days COAL
sOhr william Gsl Nc ,lmOn St John. Ns Is days. with
pind.tones to Whitney L 90
schr Royal Oak, Benson Calais 0dsys
6chr Gen Warren, Benson Casis Il Gays
schr sAhws, Huntley Machiss . days
Schr Orlando Smith Hall, Providence
scbr River Queen Fowler, Providence
Steamer Locust poirt, French, Bal more
Steamer Boston. sellew Philadelphia
Steamer Westerf port, Berry, Portland
Steamer Ospray, Kinney. providerc~
Steamer Chas Ospood, smith, Norwich
RKruRNED-Schr Fear Not Br) hepre July 28 for
Nassau Mp Sd inst g. "a Ion H. discovered leak which
Ing and bAilipg continually 10 feep her free
BELOW
Br brig Charlotte from
sAr.ED
Seamships Ariel, southsrup &c Augusta, esvsnnsb-
Marion, Ghares.on jamestown, Norfolk &C. ship Union
ShanshAe; and others.
Wind during the day sw.
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Robbery, Murder and Lynchibg In Kansas.

from the -. LOUIS HepuDIcAn, August
Mr. stanley Ryland, Of the steamer Emma, from the
Missouri river yesterday has kindly furnished with
the particulars Of late murde and rob 'ery aud sub,e
quent ly nching, ai leavenworth city.
The Emma arrived at Leavenworth at one O'Clock
p Sunday last, and found considerable excitement
prevailing ~ Town on aes un, Oh marae, roca nsa
the perperators The account OF these transactions u.s. In
substance, a. follows
good act ,oy eye witoesst Ioesrs that there has
been regularly organized band CT rufans, desperadoes
an, heses for some time infes ng the city and neigh
borhood They have made profitable business OF Kill
log strspgerr robbns them and tnros sing their bo'es
nto The river to avoid detection. Several strangers,
knosn to have been possosed OF m ney have very mys
ieriou.ly disap feared lately. and able
count for their absence.
On Friday Last man named stephens from Kansas
City lesvenx orih, and presented check for sl0s
the bank and receit Cd the money. He count
bis money by man named 2aarles who kept "a milling
house Leaven worth, and who enticsd stephens 10
spring the toe under some pretence, aud where
they we're omItly met ny some members OF the gang.
Stepbenr sn inmedistely kiued and bis money tsken
from him His BODY was then thrown into the river
Fom Unexplained ause Qusrles he ala m that
he End stephens had both been ROBBED. lie sa,e
over, that the occurrence took place at the Aforesaid
spring town. and that stephens had been killed
Some citizens suspecng that all was not right, took
QDsrcs into custody and proceeded the spring. where
the murder ed discovered and also some OF the
gang, Who we're arrested on the spot
One Of the arrested parties, young man quite youth
mace full confession Of the murder Of ept and also
exposed numerous achievements Of the gang
The crowd OF citizens took DIARIES and q pamei
hey though suflcieD 70 convict them Of being implicated
IN the numerous murders recently mitted In the
munity. amer iome del5erstion and hearing q speech
from Judge Lecompte, who endeavored TO quiet the
cemtpt he croe feuing interference from troops the
fort, took aries 70 a tree belor tosn and hung him.
soon after Bayse shared the same fate
Oh Sunday the boat oNsed down. the ring leaders OF
the gangs named Wood and sno her named knight
or Kniebton- vere In the hands Of the citizens
70 be hung In the evening Wool was making hls will,
and Knight ~as writing confession. Wood is suppoIed
posses considerable amount Of properly probably the
proceeds Of his dabolical deeds.
The Iame, OF those who were mT Heated by the young
man Who confessed were unknown some twelve OF thir
teen citizens however, were missing when ohed for
Saturday
Toe citizens n Lesven ~or,h appear be deter TO
lynch ever found connected with this b.nd The on
trs community approve Of and sanction the oourse pur.
sued ID regard T. the hanging OF iatles aud Baye
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MARITIMBiNTBbblG.sCB
Movements or Ocean stea mers
Port OF new York, August y, 1887

Port OF new York, August y, 1857
Jl.EARED
Steamship Delta (Br) Hunter. H.lfsr- e Ounard.
St.amsntp Augusta woodruff asvannah-SIs Mnchill
Steamship Marion Foster. Chsrleston-Spodord. rnssDs
90.
Steamship jamestown, Parrish. Norfolk. kc-Ludlau q
P1easans
shio Australia Dewar Liverp ,pl--wilams q guion
ehip Cahsrne, Hayden, An werp-Laytiu q Huribut
Hbip Teemsch (Breu), schsfr, B-emen-Poope 90
ship Iouis Napoleon Ham, Hcrtiss, Hamb urg-L q Am
snck.
ship welnee Mcvery, 81 Johns walsh Carver Chase
snip Decatur Parsons q Johns-J q BAKER o
Bssh White equaD, Conn, Marseilles-Hoyd A Hincsen
Bsh Da n Ibese, Buenos Ayres Re nolds a Cashaan
Bark Csiet, Guide, Belize, Hon--Ioaah Jer
Bari q VIII mach Mech, Jsge Buc'ouche-w Sch midi
Rsrh Harvt~. fichos Savannah Nurges Clesrmsn 4
Bsrh Mary Frances sucaney RicnmOn This Rigney
Rsrh Anna (sorI Kndahi, PhiladeIphit ~ achuaidt
Frig avsna. Cufiis, Cadiz re@ss snes.
derAto
Brg Ocean BIRD, Rogers San Juan sisc Dur,nd.
brig !" kichael span, johnson, n Domingo-A y hossWe
Brig Bohio, Bsrett Port an Prince -p-l.heli WILSON
a
Brig Handy King Brown. xobne-Lsira 4 Hurlbut
Brig Pushi Halborn, wimin, Ton, rC-Tha Bezsnt
tchr kssonic Perry, Trnld.d r Bucs 20
schr Merir tBrl Uoe Uumhsr snd-Maser
echr Pilot Fish Hancs Hanfai-JS Deslv.
sehf Alma (BrL tuUy, g. Jthn, rB-D peNohe.
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Arx Cirr. July as-In n 81 nrs trempsr. for Nyorl
BrENupA. 1uly "a schrs f9eu Iran, al Raripove
2sih, Msdora Simmons sForA
DnrsRsRA about July sarr b,rk Pearl n chnxs benc
via Bernudz IL Gays to be he shortest eve
mare w"
NISAurt,s. July 7-rn ~, bas Rapid Ma sch.ls for
York log
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Telegraphic Marine Report.
SAVANNAH, Aug 8-Arr schr Emly. HOBART, New York
miscellaneous aud Dasnsuar>.

Th' mail steamship Ariel esp. Ludlow sailed yoster.
day for Southampton and Bremen with "a passengers and
$st25O0 In specie.
HcHR CUSHING, Godfrey from Cardenas for Philadol
phs before reported ashore Assxeague Reach
mopingo Ah ana was taken Ia TOW In wateroggod oondi-
tos for destination by schr Harrison
The clipper ship Northern Crown, 0W tons burthon was
Friday afternoon taken the Balance re-
pairs She VIII have new shoe put copper VIII
be patched.
The following table xtves Of the ~eaeels Ne
harbors OF New FORK Boston and Baltimore
and at Charleston Savannah, xolue AND New Orleans e
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Notice To MRrflssrp.


soSrAuK POINT AND GREAT wrsT sassHcocx ueuss
On tn. evening Of The a., J.na.y 1888 h. pr..-u.
sIsd light z, Monsus P-n !. the cas-. Of loog leland
versa =, ,, ..a C@cs IN ssss 40 n1.,s. ,ad
fixed sh gin be erhibisd Tor the irst time from ,hs light
sor.e 'owss nov 70 course Of coo r9con Pond 9uoue
mile north Of the outer Oc,sa b-Scn and half way
5eIsefn the Lighthouse At fire islsad and Monaak Point
s. = V .sl. s.s % s
plane Of lso feet above the AZ level Of ulr
M I'VE ss r s uSse a Ss
The sIo,ph.fs from the ca o. E.sss Is sst ss,ys the
nnuie.l rom 5 TO miles fgrhsr.
Ess = (, q y % Is S %s.i
Ss nautical saRvAra wes, Bay Light.
GreN Yves or shiupe-ocN -, Lighthouse THIS Lishh uss
tower Ti be ,@ Tee. ns, ~. 81 ~. and n, sh, VIII
and should be seen under The ordinary sta q OF
rom the deck Of vessel 70 feet ove tho water ~ nautical
approximate position Of Great Ses, shiunscock Bay
=, g :, s. so,h
BY order ofibe Lieh'hou'e lizard
Ienr-.ers Office rsrd Llgh' house disrc, .s@ York.
Eoreign Ports
s .sr ar T an ORG e. smP for NYot
BsssuoA lnly % AT. schrs 9ea 3rani M BALTIMORE
via Bernuds IL Gays passage said be shortest ever
York hg ''
.vn,,. POM" Ports.
NJ, LIAAsuHlA Jug e-slf scnrs "'ta~a Bangor; Arm
BOSTON Aye T:-Irr bris 4 rhurs'on I.smpber Turks
I.snds; schrs Stephen uatis.is. Br snyrps Va
eta Means NYok Teegra, nei hriss ,ang-s from Nor
ard brigs cid ship B-nbw mn ha i-.ian harss cha.
wnsm Dashipetou and raai w.ve white ssv..n.h schrs
John srook. GRAHAM Pesri 8rosp md Iula ANA Bar
chsse NYorE SD wina isS tom y q .sa al SsSs
BANGOR, Aug s-Arr scsrs . Homer Homer and Hurd.
WOOD Nyorh. '
BRIsrOI bux SID sch-s xm Obj Enii,ou Raltnore.
syph. boiy. Rondout
tHlCe6O, Aug e-sd sem ARdeira Pet ir) Oraug, Ii
DnNvsBs Aug Art schr "a tucar acs-ss Nyoru
,csr p.y Ipg,li. 90 in port Wis ND s.b, svi,. ,
ycrh -
FALL RIVER, S-eld .chrs den ,shnato, Williams
a IVEsrON MI il Ar "a ~. 49, e., N a.
burp Nyorl 2id bark lana Vvisb, ps,o, - n ,lcd
frev Foston a, 80.
been reported aid 2lsD No INV '1 ''' ~
0ARflssR Auo II a .-br. IA. fi,v.. c.r.
d.nas Helen I1nr ere 49,. N''''' w
MnCnfAsPORT Ja Sl--sld VAN w,.ts DOE Purra Mar
s.wsnsYP0Rt &uS AZ arhr q r.h I.,n.a. Yeaos,
Nyors ~ ~ ' $500
Grape Philadelphia: In PEARL Kei, Albany; Artsn
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shortly DC MAe' Of the paper We understand that 1t
me insenu or Mr. Henderson, unlca he marries her,
whrn &C. On reliable authority say he hes vet done,
au Yumors 70 the contrary notwithstanding 10 nauute
suit against Snpsoa Tor seducng his daughter
Lst DO underst od Mr. g. n moi expelled from the Cum
berand Presby church. but indefinitely suspended
and 10 still smesable 10 the Presbysry. II he had been
expelled possibly some osher church might have taken
him in but not the matter stands 1t present However,
n he carries the oonading creature he has rulr and
gives unmisaieable signs Of repentance the resbyery
might reinssate him But the time for bs II il ever
rives, 10 far away In the future,
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CANiL Tolls FOR 1s57.-The following is
s'a,s mept OF ioIs received The New York Csaals
during the Sd week In July, and also the sA amount
The FEARS spcolled belos.-
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showing falling OF this year, hus far, W comparison
with the light receipts or last year. for the came period,
Of s'4elet. and IN comparison with the tolls or 1871,
amounting 10 t024,1sp,
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asputauon bad erviev ord Palmsrsson late
~, the subject Of Red SEQ Telegraph communication
with hide, Chnay and ApsKsaA
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me Annals ds Obnmsoe Ezers>w sives On account o.
tbs situation OF the Aust ian Loyds Navigation Company
Trieste during The total OF its steamers
Gs havirg collective messu emen OF 81
tooe and power Of X, 90 horses They re weseni
.lue o. I02l6,0Oe forms (26 SCI 6o0frsbcs) the re
G 10 Of last year amouped including the annual sub
uiiou q million OF 1orps granted oy the govern
VT 70 sl0s14 nornsC 7o7 600 frsncs) snd the ex
ues " g. 6l 100 forms b ga 600 frsncs), eavings
pront Of a3G, asa forms, or 2,4st 600 francs.