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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-13
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1a 1858.

nominal at I'd. Q 3D., in
ou' se es,: cs moro cotton Offering for
HAVE, I'm Nv i y so~s hrmer. There was good
osmanu i"s 70 ~ 70 Southavn ports to load with
ship was taken up to load ~ Charleston for Liverpool
with cotton, at cent To Antwerp 500 bales OF cotton
wers engaged at &c.
IRos-scotch pig was rrm with sales Of 50 tons at s25
six months.
LINE Yves steady, with sales Of common Rockland at
7Sc:, while lump was quiet ats716c..
MoIAssa Sales Of 335 hhds. and 187 bbs Barbados
made at 20 hhds Porto Rico at 25c, 10 Cuba at
24c, and 81 bbs Muscovado by auction at 24c. "a
NAVAL sroREs-sales of 100 bbls fine rosin male
at "a 10, and loo bbls spirits turpentne at Bic Com
rosn was quiet at 81 50 Crude tnrpentine was
quiet at 81. Tar unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures market buoyant, while the
sales embraced about 900 bbls. including at
SIT 371 ST. ~, clear mess at $40, and uninspected
mess at SIT rs; prime sold at $l3 rs q sli Beef
was in fair demand with sales Of about 200 800 bbls
including country prime At 50 30 81 country mess at
IS SO 80 so, repacked Western mess at SO so Sli,
and extra do 81 80 sl2 Sales of about 800 erces
prime mess were reported at SIS $40 Cut meats
steady with moderate engagements. Lard was toeraby
active, but easier with sales OF about 500 bbs and
tierces at 1O5sc. 10ac. Dressed hogs selling
at exc. &C. Butter dun for common
but firm for prime State diaries. We quote prime to
choice State al PC. 24c Ohio dl, AMI sales mode
rate at l3o lsc Prime 70 choice STATE cheese ranged
from Sc. &c. and good to prime Ohio from 40 10 &c.
SuGARs.--The market steady, with sales OF about
$50 400hhds Cuba and Porto R,co at &c at6 a8sc
and $50 boxes Havana, part at and part at 70. SIC
ToBAcco-The demand continues good for segar leaf.
Kentucky quiet The sales embraced i3 hhds Kentucky
at lie &c., 40l bales Havana at CSC l2c, 200 bales
bara for export, at p 122 seed leaf at Tc. lsc
and 80 cases Florida ut 1sc 25c.
WlnsKEy.-The market was steady, with sales Of 500
bbs at % ac, and some sales in good barrels at 23
WooI--Sales this week $50 900 his fleece at full prices
10000 lbs. pulled at 34c 35c, and $50 bales Bucnos
Ayres low grades at &c 12c. 800 bales Velegria and
other African woods 1t lie. 1885, on a, and GOO bales
California at private terms. The market is Arm, with
better demand
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r. NEwpoET Nov osArr schrs Albion Hart philadelphia
rn,sn nr on DO SD sehrs Fanny Fern nsss rem
Peru Experiment juliet
As s.l, Port brig. Pierce olSa sAs
q; Boston S ~ fh lad 3ia
S s.Isi 2n.1 iS Sa.iS
NEW HAVEN HSIs shrs Marry rice 1ioe Trenton
G"nnecGs do slG9op Geo Mcdowell sYork Sid shrs
% po ship. defender Robin
''P fna fsESfi'{ Gn'i Nov Boston se.w
1 SS' ssn Nj sssss
cySoqps a 6S 81 &
KiSs.on ro~n Ana @
Saunders Corson and boston Browsr do smith Tue May,
ham NorwsS; cyclone, DAN NSeaiord '''H's' s'A-
R IN 1rsa'' rasG
WIN Jones Jones' Rondos; Caroline Buckn' NYork ~
~ sSa s'Sn sSr Nancy mis- Card New
s ssSs ssssS%ssp rsls Fsfsr SSSs
Arion McIHaugln Norfolk tnaeot' Leeds rn,ladF
VIM pasasstnpo% fos Pa~aas
sSSs 4avs nas RqoOu @ rs
Eals smh ana Phreaa ad srs;o Ada
Dbe connesSss Pratt IT, and Sy and vir
GINA NYork sloops VIM Mount Tyler and Seymour,
RicilSdSD, Nov le-sld bark Abigail Mcfarland, Ri,
RooSLA .t Nov snArr ship Juliet Trundy new pits
belfast s Tucar Adams Jehn Murphy. AND oasmass R"
sherman caiso s!S ksdiac ass, Ressand ksass: eh
ships Dirigo Atwood NYork 1855 days Leonore MITCHELL Te
halet Sea Bird Brl Winter Puget sound; llh, Caroline
Williams, Columbia river; Iwanowna, Butler Mendocno
cess Brown HUMBOLDT; 18th, ships Grace rng Bearse
Boston l25days; Reporter Howes NYork $780, 18TH Bareda
barks Maranna ianl Shoemaker Melbourne via Sydney,
Tahiti and Honolulu; Mallory sannsrd Victoria, 10th
s ns M dR %
Hail. Cabot, Belngham Bay; 10th, Acadia, Merrtheu,
Seabeck America, Sparrow, Puget Sound.
tsprna 's bark Yankee s0s Smith Haaou sh
ships Western Continent Reed Hong Kong; iUth eonias
Br Andrews do 18th Gauntlet Boriand Johnsons Island
Cook do Sth ships Europa Robertson, Shanghae Bird
tr Winters sydney 18th Radiant Hae johnson Island
bark Ork rask Portland 10TH ships Gen Gushing Dow sgd
turned and sid I7h l7h David Crockett Spencer Nyork;
18th, barks Success, Brown Humboldt Nahumkeag Read
Columbia river brig Geo Kre Ham, Krel liverpool; 10TH
ship Mary l. Sutton, spcer, Hong Kong.
I'D 10th, banks Palmetto, Garcia Guayamas: Denmark
DAM, Kock, Marysvlc; l9th ship Renown, Smith, 10
ST MARKS. Oct 2sArr brgs Sampson Ienof NYork; y +
Nash Randall, do Nash Nash Do; 3st Proteus CHIP
man, Cardenas Cid 2sth, bark IL ]. Rutgers Deano,
port Sd inst briggs Anderson Brooks and Remhrg
ton Williams Maria Louisa Brcm ken1 wig to load Tor
SAVANNAH Nov s-Arr brig Thomas n Edward, Bailey,
Tbomaston. Cid scbr N w Smith WYATT Baltimore
SALEM Nov 9-Arr schrs Sarah Woodbridge, Higgins
Mary Tayl or Bassett and scudder, Cottel NYork
10Th, Abby Weld slee Georgetown Dc Hyannis Aqns-
1horne Port Even; George Emily Ncherson, WI
liamsburg IL Cid 9th, schr W Eljridge Snow, NYork.
Sid 9th schr Thomas Jefferson NYok bark Parker Cook
Brown Africa; schrs Eldrdge Mndoro Qrom Calais,
sToNINGToN Nov I0-Arr schrs Undine BIsIey PhadsI-
pha; Elizabeth, Mayo, NYork for Chatham; lith VI A
Hdreih hiidreth, NYork; sloop Charles Lamphear, Port
WEXFORD, Nov r-Ar soop Adela, wlghtman. N
York
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the countenances Of all who went 70 the oaii, anu
thus contributed TO give II greater prnianey "na
annauon-so pleasing sensation IN the htsnea
this great industrial undertaking causcu IN s0
society Of Chile
treaty Of friendship and commerce has been celebr~t
destructive nre recently occurred at Santiago CAPT
tai Of the republic by which the Theatre OF the &epubc,
one OF the magnificent structures IN tAe world,
destroyed together with several other buildings. The
total loss IS estimated $50 900.
The southern provinces Of Chile are expected TO yield
In the mining districts OF the north great activity
served especially in the copper mines which
very productive In Copap0 the silver mines have fallen
dscredit, but copper mines constantly being
discovered by reason Of which more attention IS gwen to
copper mining
The American bark wagvam has been sold at Valparaiso
for $4,000 cash. Directly after changing owners the
Peruvian flag was run up and her changed to that
collision took place in the bay of Valparaiso the
Goth of September, between the American bark Isabella
Jones and the British bark Gladiator by which the former
lost her bowsprit, foremost yards, and suffered other
damage, while the latter had her stern stove in
BOLIVIA.
There is no news of importance from this republic.
Gen. Echenique is still in Ecuador, and Is said TO be
actively engaged organizing expedition against Peru.
is rumored that Gen. Castillo s 10 join Echenique. !:
this be true the opposition TO President Castea is more
formidable than at first supposed and he hardly
pect hold the rens OF with two such popu
lar Generals opposed TO him. \ declaration of war by
Peru against Ecuador will be the signal for the contem
plated invasion of the former by the forces under Eche
nique.
PERU
Congress assembled at the Capital on the 18th ut and
when the stsNAers left Caao had hardly organized.
good dea of excitement prevailed AZ Lima and Caao on
ccount Of the talked of war with Ecuador and the
pected invasion Of Echenque.
Business continued depressed in Calao. Freghts were
exceedingly low. Many vessels, rather than take glno
at the ruinous rates prevailing had gone away ia ballast
II is estimated that not less than 80 600 tons Of American
tonnage had left Caao for the East Indies IN quest of
freight Ship who have their vessels TO the
Pacific this year without first procuring charters for
turn freights necessarily suffer heavy losses.
The United States sloop ofwar Decatur had sailed from
Callao for Realeo, Nicaragua
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general news Tor al account u terrible storm wt save
cal marine disasters, a, Turks fs.ands.
See report Of ship Jane cooper for loss q Br brig vii
knson.
The fri-ae General Admiral but by Vim n Webb Eel for
The Russian government; yesterday ~
the large Balance dry she viii ,hs
raj day r The purpose n rcce ber hs suit o. copper
Tbs vessel taken 81 he wa,er "a hour
snd a halt by The above famous dock.
srrsssr Porossss ashore Hogs Back lss SAM
position lighters taxing cargo. It's expected that ~
h. aoated The cargo l. oui hu
IN Ilkoken n 1854 Isl tns A. and owned ~ J,seph
Allen. ~ New Bedford.
sprr crsHIsG pow sailed San francisco 18Th at
sydney and while beating q The harbSr says and
ded boaSside me rocks =, Fort Point Immediately az
STRIKING the fores@s went By the board The
mi,en tsss -svay her there being very
ten -s I1 q sai@r h. sss Ne bad cargo 4 1000 Ssrs
lumber Il was os ssrnon Of her ergo woas - styeS
There was 40 INSURANCE Aus.ra % soeU and SO
ypo Nus and injured r. Thai cy and siso n Boston nr
burthen and rs,ed l,ih-
sur Wan HiwK, Simmons, sailed from San Francisco 10Th
away Der NAN Y ,opssisn gard n he sings "
Sur RfroRrrr Ilowes hence At san Frsncsro he'd light
S%ds o ana Win aa ~ S and Winds ~'' lays " the
spir C.ao,rsr TUCKER congdon hence NJ san F-nnrs-o
lost opsas and yards spt sails and disabled several
smp Grr.ssa, Lup Tsbosa Bay Of Panama. Cariia
encountered heavy gales on CAPE Horn sove buwark split
sails, and carried away figure head
SUR CoRsrli. IavRr-cs-xcble Nov s-Capt Knapp, ~
the T. has IA Of opinion that h ship
tights used below and there chsnc, ~
fire BY accident Thr wreck lice IN about ~ feet WAFER
ssss ss :sT ..gs g. =. . are ssss s1s e
ancborp the 18Th fl3y letter KwOod
Walter. Esq, Secretary Board Of UnderwntsrsD
Bssx M Cofcoap Millken from New York with tons
GOALS Aspsw 9Th - She struck the reef when
unately hut lite and the weather very
calm she sustained hule dsmage The pYpmpt
erd effective all rendered by the United States rgaie
ana ship saraioea relieved her from her dacuies mach
little Nai while The reef She Will down here
and the damage ascetsued Nothing occurred
% prevent her continuing her voyage
BsFE vs. " CHssrsER, gsge hence flr vro pui lr1 ner
rnuda 2ah dismasted Shn hal thrown "a hsr a
eads, AAa s.D. sA4a y O.. aasy mast.
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CHIIERAILKOADs TO M PURCHASED W rus GOVERN
aESr-THE ATLANTIC GABLE m yALpARAIs0-
AFFAIRS ~ B0LtyfA-TR0uBLE EXPECTED hi
PERU-AMERiCAS SHIPS LEAVING rs BALLAST, Ere.
TIE English steamship Bolivia arrived at Panama the
2lst ult from Valparaiso and intermediate ports With
s3os sbs Europe. by this arrival have
dates from Valparaiso 10 oct L. Cao 70 the l2h aud
rayta h. the 10th
The Bolivia dd no, touch at Guayaqu and consequent
" she brings advces from Ecuador, which, ow8s "
hs disturbed relations with Peru, il just at this time hc
POINT u creates, interest on that coast
As The Bolivia coming out Of The harbor or payta
Peruvian steamer ~ hove N sight with heavy head
of steam on She from Guavaaui and vas supposed
o. have dispatches from ha Peruvian Minister near the
rive hmrnt - Ecuador and which porhsps continued I'D
the acceptance rejection III pcfus uIttmatnn
The BOLIVIA, beng behind time, did No, communicate
TIA the steamer.
Tho extra session a Congress adjourned an the ie,h Of
Septs mbcr Among is last acts one author : - The
Executive 81 the republic W purchase the ehsre III Inc
VALPARAISO aud Santiago Railroad held by pryas pays
such prices and upon such terss he NAV consider
most convenient As the law xes price al which thae
shares be purchased the holders refuse 10 coll
until they get suc rates a. they NAV dictate aud after
all the object o. the law may be defeated
there few Wal street operators IN Valparaiso
Just no~ what harvest they would reap
The anniversary ~ the independence ~ Chlc has been
celebrated tbs year with unusual pomp ant cnt.ls
eight days. In Valparaiso they had military pirates
horse races fireworks and religious fents sll miNs ap
together and az the close magnificent ba a. the VIC
tofa Theatre which attended BY about tyr thoHsanf
persons Ibo Valparaiso E-vsro, speaking II the beN
sayt Tie sVeuci0us arrival n the United states mall
brngug the important news Of the successful lm
- The M.aut|r telegraph cable, hgA believe, erea
saFe u IT, sepera expression q satisfaction observed in
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PANAMA, Nov. 3, 1858.
Gtrisioa Agdias The Panama Railroad CJmpdny--DtGJs
IF Am>ricdns at Panama--An oregqH Senator Dsdi.ci
~ Eln,S-.von- Arrival q the Hermann Dc. de-
Tie mail from Bogo,a arrived here on the 26th ul.
vith dates 10 10th OF October.
The most important item OF news from the capital Is the
decision Of the Supreme Court Of the COME Iteration in the
matter Of controversy between the government the
Panama Railroad Company, 10 the particular time
which the road was completed.
Tie decision in favor Of the government agans, the
company. The former has all along insisted upon that
IL road was completed on the 3lsi OF January 1885,
while the latter have commended thu; reality
thoroughly completed until September Of this prcsca,
year inasmuch all the bridges in the construction ~
vhch immense sums OF money have been expended
not built until the latter period.
The malignant fever that has prevailed here FOR
weeks past, and Of which made mention M last let
TER has entirely subsidized Since the 2sth ui there have
been deaths. On the 2uth. Alfred A..
Hoy masters mate a the United states steam lrga,e
Seransc died Of black WON'T, aged about Is years lie
belonged 70 Philadelphia, was lad 81 much promise,
and by his manly department, had cndcared himself 10
al with whom he came IN contact Hs remains were IN
tered the island of flamenco IN the BAY 81 Panama
a most beautiful spot Mr.. Henry Howard hal, NJ
from New York, died q the disease In Panama
the 2let ut Hs sickness ocrasohed BY exposure
and his death BY neglect Being IN INDECENT circumstances
his condition not made known 10 the proper persons
until too late for mcdra treatment aud kind aitrn.
tons 10 be Of any service lie the hospital
and everything done that could be to restore him 10
health.
ST. Jost obalda Governor cleo, o. tho state Of Panama
arrived here The Goth % October from the district d
ahriqui, whore he resides, and entered upon the dis
charge Of the cu;ics OF hts office The % inst.
Hon Dca1on Smith, United States Senator elect from
Oregon, has been sojourning with Us some two weeks
and goes r. New York IN this steamer W. detained
here by sickness. The member eject, Hon Mr.. Grover
who generously remained BY Mr. smith during his ind8
position also proceeds 10 the United states BY the present
steamer.
re only ships cf war in por, are her Britannia Majesty
ship Alert and the United state steam frs1tc Saranac
ior several weeks past tho former has been laying the
island q Tshoga.
Tho steamship Hermann has not 70, arrived
The "greasers being startled aud alarmed bv tho
stern array u Uncle sans guns. sad1rg the pacc
coast 1hc hcrt j. now made up of The Tinted states
vessels Mrrmac, Ssranac, Nandala 81 Marys aud Daca
tGr. besides addition is expected daily the presence
Of the Jysne.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Fulton, Wotion, Southampton and Haue-W
Steamship cahawba Bgloch, Havana and New Orleans
Slip Roeaand. sargent Nslbourne-R W Cameron.
ship hayrs, ,;sins, Hsyre-w prsyen. ,...
Rars Yumnri ileseeane Masanz,s-steyens Bros.
IMP 7 Ssolas oaaIsy hs AYR. nsssn ro,
s ,Ts lIeV %@ s.r lSnffa ssSs r
s ss s Rono nI ss SaE a Psss@Sn Co.
ss bse ppu rsg JAY asls rssess
sshT fsHn@r Ilosassr b@maraa@Reed Sash
s:F 2s ar , DsoSaa
schr Aid, Jones. Bershire-Bretl, Son n Go.
schr Traust Davis, Chare-,ou--yan BruHl sagh.
slvop Willard Bucelns tan, Newport.
ARRIVED
Steamship crcassan lBr Ja Sson Galway, o., q, via St
land oh ins blowing fresh from W a. IS 10 ion s. 50 ssw
saterosFe hip m"s y windward down - her ani
n aai.ma. h-r decks sse, and aly s6.ndoned; rsa
- clearly i been a'and,pedfo for lime sas
esd as,ess ani ~ resumed or course III sre,k h.a
!, yo" ssls ,As sppI.r = y 81 ' . 500 Iins our'aen
Steamship star ~ he West GRAY l.psnwAn NO. J. with
ana passengers % . Roberts 9Th ms: RAISED steam
Slip Herald crowe, caFan SEPT ?, with coal % Chamber
sbp Jane cooper ~ Bos;au) Collins Havre Oct with
nds~ and = passenger = &C Duncan Co EAperence
yard. spa 81. aud ,sesa 9'sr ds%sss. Had Two Gsa,e.
and boarded Br brig wnslns5n, 4 whrhaven;
ternsgsi the b1-pri f1renasi and top bgl
warks aud AIT she timber laden. and the last
N. log slate found bnsrd dated Oct = aud
reads.asy gales with all hands AT the rumps. she was
land Which with tEi.ns articles ransscrrct 10
The DC No date N the English channel spoke ship Ode.
da, from Hsvrs for New Orleans Took plg
ih inst II AN, sandy Hook bearing Nw distant 10 niles
ship Snlsna Barrett Providence hos, In ballast " "
Brig fssbsh ar Graham, Turks rssna- Nov l. viii sali
Hs Independence lr), xcaimon Dorchester, days with
Brig Round Pond. Western, Port Even for Rcsian.
schr Brunette Br new, Barker Horton, NJ, days with
potspe~ - master
schr Rio, chandler, rlizabethport for Boston.
Sehr Welcome Return, CLARK 81 Gc0rgc. No Y GsvA
scbr Malabar, welsh, Belfast. u days
Schr Onward. Leland, New Bedford.
s~hr fsuartins Turney, wsr-lam.
sehr CONNECTICUT. Pratt Proykl.n.s.
schr Isan Lrdwig. Walden, Prpvidcrce.
Sehr $ buckingham, Skinner, Portland, g..
Sehr Lacy Jane. Sanders st1ninsbrn.
schr sterling, Hill New Haven.
Sebr Gamma. IIaskin@. Nor~alk.
sthr Isaac Ricn. Smith. Port Even for D0scp.
Steamer delaware. rlDss. pbiladeiofA
Steamer curlew Arev rrvvidcnee.
Cleaner Osr-sy. Hsnney. rrovidenceL
BELOW.
On. ship and one bark unknown
PARK Utah Yates Havana Oct D.. with a., 10
Yates porierhsid before rspored i- Ia he Lower Bay.
SAILED.
cseprshir Cahawha. Havana New Orleans. .hr An.
srt- Liverpool, brig Elizabeth Watts Havana and anchored
iiih. steamship Alabama, schcncs. Savannah
Wind during The day ME-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

FRIDAY. Nov l2--SP "
Tho Star 81 The West arrived this afternoon from Aspu
wall, with TIE usual California mails ant ~ 1874 6C4 10
specie "a freight Considerable vtvacity hal been I'm
parted g. business by the successful operation the
land route. reaction from the Fraser excitement
rrvadcd the rural Districts and tbo subject ceased 20
Guy public attention. Mcssrs Coleman Co.'S circular
Of the l9 October thus audes to money matters San
Francisco
Money CONTINUES abundant the supply If capital having
20 moderate extent been augmented by Instructions an
dcrstOo1 W have been trausm0d by some shippers Of
goods from Atahtc ports, ~ emplpy the proceeds
vcsmen ~ this country. Demands for loans of a reliable
character readily met.
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AsPINwALL; Nov. ., 1883.
7he Cnitd States Fgat> Roanoke in P0d-Departure Of
The American Minister 10 Bolirta-Rera Of The Apsri-
can CoRsul-Aecident 10 Bark Colcord, dc.
The Roanoke, with the Saratoga, is still in port The
sound of martial music by night aud the daily visit which
the officers pay US, relieve somewhat the monotony
which usually regns in the rim between steamers
ON the 23d Jno. Cotton smish Esq United States Minis
Ger 10 Bolivia left Panama By the English steamer on his
way To hs post.
The En- sh man ofwar Devastation left Aspnwal for
Greytcwn the I'D 81 October, 10 watch the United
States vessels lying san Juan and assist il is
said, IN opening the transit 81 Nicaragua.
Our Consul, Chas Fox, Esq has returned 10 his post
by the star of the West He great favorte here and
ms return greeted with much satisfaction lie l. ap-
Iarently much improved IN health.
On the Goth OF October the American bark Colcord
rived al this place with coal. and whilst coming into the
roadscad upon the upper reef and renamed there
several hours At length, by the aid 81 the American
mei,-oi war, she was gotten OF without much injury.
She u non dscharging az the company's wharf.
The Saratoga II ordered oG Greytown tomorrow,
haste Something up-Whai Il is 'qaiea sabe." .sUnolo
By'' is al the bottom Of II.
The company II men who left the sthmus for Fraser
river are returning disappointed.
Tho health Of the of the Roanoke and Saratoga
1 excellent The officers al ashore aud assist 10
make lively time among the passengers
More letters returned from California - the Ishmus.
There general complaint Of neglect Ia the postal
rangcments somewhere They assert here thai the
lsnlt n IN the New York Post Office.
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SAN JUAN DBL NoRIK, Nov. i, 1858.
~ British ADMIRAL San Standardization Of tAe English
b Oyen the Trunsit Rose-Briiish Justice at Work
A "a. joan Mission to Washiagton-Erpeed Arricai Of
Walker, DC, DC.
Ssncc the return of the Devastation to this port
Aarn from the British Admiral that his intention to
epen the san Juan route himsef-that the Yankees
much ike the "greasers" and do things by 'pocotem
pees only. cannot say he is esting or no; he talks
very much like that is in earnest, and there ap-
pears something like the movement board his ship to
carry out such an intention.
Ii would be strange sight indeed after all the pow
wowng 10 see the English Jack sGpcrsede the stars and
stripes and British tars al length opening the Transit
route for the much abused Americans The Commodore
tells that he does intend trouble the thousand
and demagogue diplomats of the country and our
folks understand this business much better than
folks and diplomacy is not at all needed
A desperate black rascal from jamaica who calls him
self Ben Walk has been discovered sundry little pecca
dlos lateysuch mstakng other peoples houses for
his own and lifting where lit could be made-was al
length summoned before the English bogus
vernnent me negro laughed them TO scorn, setting
their power nj defiance and before they could hin
they were compelled 10 apply 10 the Admiral for asss
lance boats crew from the British ship sent or
shore and arrested the rcbcous theying and had
him well logged on board the an-of-war, and ther
banshco from the town.
An Engiishman and a Mr. Wood ambassadors ex
traordny and ministers plenpotentary from this bogus
English negro government to Washington, will set forth
Immediately on their mission.
The parties appear 10 be tempered 10 a calm-a calm
apparently, the forerunner OF Storm There is certainly
something brewing 10 make this most tremendous pause
with tins would but dare not policy which has, appa-
rentiy seized the fleet Of Uncle Sam.
The old men are prorhesying and the young men are
dreaming dreams Of s'dre combustion and when
hear the startling relations almos, feel ike getting
.bust ourselves
We often wonder here if General President Walker will
not again astonsh the greasers by approaching
these shores and open the Transit route with his drawn
sword. From his departure 20 the present the
affairs Of the country have been chaos and the natives
who have been attached 10 the man OF destiny
chance OF redemption without his presence the country
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AT WHOLESALE.

BATI,ARD, SIT TIE a co,
No 4S Broadway,
New York,
woula respectfully announce 10 bbers retailers aceus
pushnse furs IN this market that
the general not quite universal practice aiope "
the wholesale Of III city within the last twelve
MI nha ~ throwing their stocks arcn retailing purposes
st IA SION a. the fbr consumption arrives and s
petrg the regular retailer and the obber 10 continue
thsir custom they cannot believe either ~ the
NECESSITY, JUSTICE OR POLICY
the contrary dc SAL believe IN the ahlsy
oil the trade uI this ciu 81 support ~ sast
ONE STRICTLY WHOLESALE HOUSE.
To This end hy invite the attention ofar those
way Interested 10 their very complete stick of
fkntFS FANCY FuRS
embracing the richest well the more common varieties
GENTS MuFFIERs, CAPS COhgs
GLOVES AM FANt'Y R0pFG
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