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THE Pretty Fiction ABOUT JESSIE BRows At LUCKNOW
The Calcutta correspondent of the Noncoycrnx says
We have read, with some surprise and Amusement that
wonderful story published ia the English papers about
Jessie Brown and the slogan Of tho Hghlandes In Have
lock relief Of Lucknow have been assured by one
of the garrison that it is pure invention l. No letter
Of the date mentioned could have reached Calcutta when
the story is said to have arrived O. There was mo Jes
Brown in Lucknow g. The 18th played their pipes
nor howled out the slogan they came in they had
something else to do A. They never marched round tho
dinner table with their pipes the evening at all
Rev. Dr. Duff, writing from India, says The men
ton Of Lucknow brings to mind what designated ian
Interesting incident In the first relief The statement
us purporting to be given by the Frenchman has been
pronounced BY parties who in the rcsidoncy ut tho
time, highly coored romance, having, however
tain foundation in facs The simple and unndorned aci
itself Is highly characteristic, aud 80 crcdtabo the
kindly feelings Of brave Hghlande that may give
as supplied by an intelligent gentleman who actually
witnessed the scene. lhc FIRST says he '.who rushed
in were some Highlanders out OF breath covered with
the dust and smoke Of battle They at once rushed
the young ladies and shook hands with them again and
again, took up the children and passed them about from
to another, crying and sobbng and the scene Of joy
was beyond all description
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Further Foreign ews ~ Che North american


QuEBsc, May HIN the House of Lords on the 3D.
Lord marlborough said he considered it nexpedicnt
lay any documents the table giving of the
Cawnpore they calculated to revive
nlosties. He also advocated perfect neutrality by the
government in religious affairs in India a
In the House of Commons lengthy debate. took place
the financial affairs of the country. a ga M
The bill imposing stamp on bankers checks was
Mr. ID Israeli's second resolution on India declaring
it sxpedient that the government be conded to Secre
tary of State with power to perform all the duties here
tofore carried out by the East India Company was de-
bated, and finally carried by vote of 35l to 100
Mr. ID Israeli announced incidentally that the Bank of
England had accommodated the government with two
millions sterling at three and quarter per
redemption OF exchequer bills but the government had
awaited itself, yet of only million.
On the 4th nothing of importance occurred in the
House of Lords IN lt
In the Commons Mr.. Roebuck gave notice that he
would call the attention of the House to the Suez
canal. L
Gen. Peel announced that no more militia regiments
were to be dsbanded.
that in the future organization of the Danubian Pncpa
ties just weight be given to the wishes of the people of
Waachia and Modavia lin other words that the House
of Commons should endorse the union of the Danuban
Principalities when general debate ensued involving
the whole question of the Municipalities. Palmerston
ID Israeli, and others opposed the motion being die
taon to the conference which meets at Paris the 10th
of May and lettering the action of the British penpo
Tertiary Lord John Russell supported the motion, but
it was rejected by 178 majority.
Mr.. Fitzgerald announced that Sardinia cordially &C
quesced in suggestions of England the Cagiar affair
and that harmony consequently established between
Sardinia and England.
The Daily News asserts that if Lord Derby meet with
factious opposition, he will dissolve Parliament
The camp at Crragh of Kildare was to be increased
Upwards of 900 troops were already in camp
II rumored that government would soon pro-
claim national day of Thanksgiving for the in
n -
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i"h UNIVERSITY or TIM Sourn- lin the Episcopal do
cesar convention of Louisiana ON the sth instant Bishop
rok reierred to the university which had been founded
udcr mo auspices of the southern docescs alone and
ported 10 the convention that the university had been
u"iy inaugumfed, under the title of the university o.
.he south and that the locality for this seminary o.
learning had been fixed in the plateau OF the Cumberland
mountains
The bishop stated that in the Inauguration Of this en-
,efprsc - bad been deemed expedicnt ON Of the
n panic m money matters, to postpone the COLLECTION
Of subscriptions but that the university WINS in the
hands OF prompt and judcious men, and that the tru
tees ndnlgsd in the most sangune expectations to 10
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Z SUICIDE OF FRANK FoRRnsrRn. = - Henry VIM. Her
bert, better known IF rank Forrcstcr who for the
past twenty-five years has written several works fiction
and teatises on games Of various kinds committed sui
eide this morning at the Stevens house Broadway by
shooting himself in the heart with pistol He al
time published the American Monthly Magazine in
nexion with Charles Fcnno Hoffman and has written for
nearly every literary periodical Of character in this
try. He born in England in 1912 and came to this
country about quarter Of century ago His father
was distinguished Dean in the church Of England and
Of aristocratic stock. Mr. Herbert leaves widow TO
whom he had been married but three months The cor
oner will hold an inquest this afternoon Domestic and
other troubles the causes Resigned for the ctN
journal Of Commerce.
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CARGO op WHEAT FOR LIVERPOOL "A cargo Of twelve
thousand bushels choice white Michigan wheat sold
yesterday in this city which is to BIO shipped direct to
Liverpool The sellers were Messrs. Bridge. Lewis Co.
and the purchaser was Capt. N NJ STANDARD of Cleve
land The terms of the sale not made public The
schooner Correspondent is TO take the cargo and
pected here next week to load We believe the vessel is
also owned by Capt. Standart.-Dsroa Adp. lAh
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into two classosag riculturise and warriors that the,
we'll supplied with and ammunition and thai
they nearly all mounted horses which were at the
time he left ia excellent condition
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Escape.or Conyicts from Prison.

OswsGo May IL This forenoon eight prison
ers confined in the city jail effected their escape by dig
gng through tho wall Every exertion is being made for
their rearrest but yet trace has been found of
them Sullivan, who is to be hung Friday next,
not of the number ssl
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prompt Payment Of Lost Money.

CHARLEsroN May 16-Ihe amount of the lost package
of bills the Planters and Mechanics Bank in this
city $50, O00) and for which reward of ST. 500 is of
fered by the company was promptly paid over to the
bank by the Adams Express Companys agent on Friday
This adds another to their chaplet of honor and in
tegrity. eattl 1888 see tsf
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Fire, with Loss or Life.

CHICAGO, May IA fire occurred this morning, des-
troyng buildings Of little value, and burning to
death nine persons Three other persons are missing
The OF the lost Harrison Barger, wife, and
three children VIM Redly, Mrs. johnson, and SON
The fire is supposed to have been the work of ncen-
diary. fsl8f4fgf fEs15E fHfAF8FE5 FEetsFf#tEft
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We would again remind Subscribers particularly in
Ohio Kentucky and tho western States, that we have
discontinued with the exception of Messs upsconb
Desing) all our agencies throughout the country, and
that with these two exceptions, collections will be
oognsd by this occ by persons claiming to be agents
the Union ft APP 25-tf
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Riot at Montreal.

MONTREAL, May 17.At the Harbor Extension meeting
to-day rioting occurred ut the Point The Charles
party driven of the ground One man is reported
killed, and several Others badly beaten, A
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Sl,ipwreck.

HALIFAX IN. So May ls.--.The ship Speed bound
from Mobile to Quebec wrecked forty miles east of
this place the 18th The materials Of the ship and her
cargo of salt are saved & y tta iFatt & VIZ stgtsl
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CKoISsAr May 1.-THE trial of William Connolly,
which has occupied the court for several days. was con-
cluded to day by verdict of guilty. motion for
new trial has been made on the ground that of the
jurors was a deputy United States marshal
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Arrival from Europe

NEW YoRK, May l8.-The Austria has arrived at this
port bringing London papers Of the 4th inst, but her adj
vices have been anticipated ft
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WASHINGTON CITY,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 10, 1865.


Az uar business of
change will be conducted strictly basis all
agencies n subscriptions for tile
payments should be made Agents date
cept W. Jlpsc0nb who authorized collections
n DeiswAre Maryland and Virginia
wAansoros, March rs, 1Sts-n
foregoing any coec
that employ employed In this but
those oay who have perform such service in other parts Of tho
country Ap 29-u
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The following table viii show the closing prices Of tho
principal stocks at the first board at New York each day
during the week ending the 18th instant:
May May IL. May 10. May Ia. May Is May II.
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post once Robbery.

CINCINNATI, May 1.-THE post office at Brookyille,
Indiana, and ewery store attached, entered on
Saturday night and 81 900 worth of watches and jewel
ny stolen together with all the letters in the post Office,
OF which supposed to be valuable and $500 in
postage stamps. o E
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INTERESTING DEVELOPMENTS,

WAsnlsaroS. ID. O., May Is, 1858.
10 dc Editor Of he Unioa
The recent news from Utah ID precisely what might
have been expected 1t all originates from Mormon
sources. ,r tt JnHF TEF
Mr. Kane, of Philadelphia Mormon, and mol sent on
by tie President any authority Of The government Col Rich
through whom the intelligence comes to the ST. Louis
Republican, il of the twelve apostles of the socod
Mormon church, and was, till called Aosae last fall by
Brigham Young the apostolic head Of the Mormon set
Element at San Bcmardino, California. Deception Is de
great Lever By mhih they hope 20 op~thror The republic
They dcsuod Mr.. Fillmore and his cabinet, who APP
pointed Brigham Young Governor OF Utah. They do
ered Mr.. Pierce and his cabinet, and led them into
the same inactive policy that unfortunately char
acterized MIR. Flmore's administration. They hoped
and relied on their agents, not kocn Honson 10 de-
and pssd Mr.. Buchanan and his cabinet hence the
prophecies of Brigham TO his followers that there would
be emo gg ".'Ae Lord .eosld tyt l.eir battles Jor
than ey would lie Uh make and gather many crops
umolesed &c &C.; these prophecies the people relied
with religious faith did Brigham and his conductors
till it was discovered that Mr.. Buchanan and his cabinet
could moi be deceived and msled by them. Now
assured that Mr. Kane has succeeded in his MISSION
that the :. Mormons have lad dozen their and in
vited Governor Cummings into Great Salt Lake city"
We further assured that OF the people
leaving for the I" White Ripr IHomtaias."
This district of country il situated in the southwestern
portion of the Territory of Utah, bounded the we by
the Sierra Nevada mountains the north by the Hum
bodt River mountains, the east by the Desert and the
southern spurs Of the Goose Greek mountains the
the great Sierra Madre mountains. This throws them
about six hundred miles further into the mountain fast
of the continent, in the midst of the rie gold
district the Pacific coast BY this movement they hope
to alay the apprehensions of the and the
public at large. while they will push forward with
doubled force and energy their schemes of Immigration,
colonization and accumulation of aceahA and
nitions Of They submit.
The fact that they recommend suspension of the mill
tary movements directed against thsm il sufficient
to stamp all these rumors with the design to BATTLE the
government if not to falsfy and mislead
hope the government will adhere to its exalted policy,
and g crush out the rebellion If for nothing else, the
decisive action of Mr. Buchanan and his cabinet in this
instance should enttle them the lasting gratitude and
praise OF the American people-grattude for having
averted civil strife and praise for having conquered
secret and formidable foe.
Again say the Mormons will submit to the
federal government they must be driven out or they
will, in time drive the government They pretend to
submit only to obtain frmer hold write from per-
sona knowledge, having lived among them about year
UNION.
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sh transactions at the sub-treasury were as fol-
FINANCE AND BUSINESS.

The following is comparative statement Of the
dtion of the banks of the city Of New York May and
May Is
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The statement of the Philadelphia banks presents the
following aggregate of averages in their leading items
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With the previous week
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SOUTHERN BANK.

tSTAT9a or I40uIsIANA-eIrY on NEW Or
- LEANS
BH IN KNOWN that on arst day of May In year Of
onr Lord thousand eight hunre and fifty eight and Of the
Independence Of The United States of America she ehAec
ond
confarnity with the No 22 the Legislature this
State entitled An Act to alter the Shares OF the Capital Stock
Of the Southern Bank approved the eighteenth March last
1885, and also in conformity with the fh section Of another
Act of suid Legislature entitled An Act establish gB1e
system Of Free Banking in the State of louisiana approved
the fifteenth March, 1855
After thirty days Of public notice in the New Orleans Daily
Crescent journal, iuthe words following, to-wit
Southern Bank, New Ore ms, March sd, 1883.
general meeting OF tho Stockholders win be held
day the t OF May 1858 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
Ne and IL o'clock Nj, the Office OF Thomas Layton notary
public of this city for the of taking into consideration
the epedeney of altering the shares of this
Bank from shares of five hundred dollars shares
bred dollars couormably with of Legislature this
State, approved by the Governor the 18th March 1888
(Signed) FREDERICK R0DEWALD,
President.
Before Thomas Layton notary public in aud for the
city New Orleans aforesaid duly commissioned
and in the Of the witnesses hereinafter named and
dersigued;
Personally and appeared the following named persons
acting either in their nanes attorneys in fact Of
others procuations in due firm exhibited to notary
and deposited for reference in the archives Of said Southern
Back all which said appearers In their HOrney
anoapt shares affixed their names o-it:
FrsyFrederick Rodewad, Esq. behalf attorney
in fact Of the following named persons commercial firms and
corporation, viz:
sTuUKHoLpERS Residences SHARES. AMOUNT.
f. Rodewatd Co New Orleans, La.,.,.. l22 Sill 600
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Schedule of Mails.
NEW ORLEANS POsT-oFFECE.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
From LIST June to list November, 1858.


OFFICE HOURS Week Days, from s A. M. to s
o'clock P. NJ Sundays and Holidays from to II
O'Clock Al. Ne
EASTERN MAIL-Due dailyat A. NJ; closesdaily
at l0S p. NJ. for prepaid letters, at II A. III. for
prepaid foreign letters.
LAKE COAST MAIL BY MOBILE B0ATS-Bay
St. Louis and Pass Christian on Sundays, Mon
days, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, at
lG3 Am.
By STEAMBOAT CRE0LE-For Bay st. Louis,
Pass Christian, Mississippi City, Biloxi and
Ocean Springs. on Tuesdays and Thursdays at s
A. NJ; on Saturdays at 8 P. NJ, for Bay St.
Louis, Mississippi City, Biloxi and Ocean Springs;
and on Fridays, at r NJ, for Bay St. Louis,
Mississippi City and Biloxi. PascagOula at l03
on Tuesdays and Saturdays Fort Pike on Tues
days. at l0a a. NJ, and Saturdays at 3 F.. NJ
CAIRO MAIL ROUTE 7,809-Supplying Baton
Rouge, Natchez, Yicksburg, Lake Providence,
Grand Lake, Point Worthingtou, Greenyille, Co
lnrnbia, Napoleon and Little Rock, Helena, Gas.
tors Landing, Memphis, New Madrid, Hick-
man, Columbus, Cairo and St. Louis. Closes
daily at 3 P. NJ. Due daily by Pm
ST, FRANGISEIILE OR COAST MAlL.-Supp1y
ing MCGutcheons, ST. Charles, Taylor's, Grande
Pointe, Bonnet Care, Edgard's, Yaeherie, Brin-
giers, Gantrells Tureaud's, Donaldsonyille, (and
interior1 New River, Bayou Goula IberVille,
Plaqaemine, Manohac, Bruly,s Landg, Baton
Rouge, (and inter'rl LobdeIls Store, Port HUI
dson, Hermitage, Waterloo, and St. Francisville,
(and interioF.) Closes on Sunday, Wednesday
and Friday, at A. NJ, and Mondays at P. N.
Due on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sat
grd 5;srl 6y II = !, a. "A a. w, ,rvr,,,
wv ~ y ~ tAIAL4 N ot9ses On
Aonaay' euhesaF, rtlsy, py ea+,l.a ~. u,
EFes On Auesaay, thursday anu Noatutaay' w 3
JEFFERSON CITY MAIL.-CIoses on Tuesday at
cTE b. 1, w sahig n sile 5 ,o,os+
Ah31aIIS9 y ~ eA0ep' 9uAuay Oioses ~
~ - yS; ;i 1Se 4, SAM mn oSI
Lar q - " n IA esllly
as II a. Arrives daily except sunday at II
:, 7, q; D; r,o,y,,.T c5.u.a, 1,,.,.
NV a ~ > n o 1901 " euss
gay a9u !, E1Auay' as :. ~ AIllses " same uay
=I 9Y 7. ~, ,7,,..14oI -.
os1ha NJ ually ~ q A. q. que qally
=. e NJ oappalss a al iia q 4all-
gla9y4s rolee ME- osyha, Sa9hso1 Nj 9anso9
anu Yi ny ag, 4aiss' ana eouhties NORM anu
,5 54d eg q J ~ N w ~ - ,.,s ~.
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ap 9 lIi.
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Is. a II "a Anls 81. sTals 3 u !.

@& AAE BID n sTHAEHs
ssaasaAt s@eat end ssi
@s aHnkees paaaal5 hsas;
aa snirs &. aastaa we're saamslel u the
saaa gotgae lisid aad streanl
atf TIE Iaeil0F beam
ls sgenlng 70 taat morn Of blood
aaeAils illanined brow
aa iosma ale laaging TOW
sa q snaslset siittaFs, shers
aosa npon Che cir
aiss seg moment growing alsAer ls9H
neTa Blaaa Sounds, like Thunder,
@heaskies afs cIes asnadsr
gsaR 5slsd sna slsioky fold Awas wrap
asl sAs saens.
ae FkA I'D Wildly Tseiing,
FA aariaBa are neatly pealiag,
aasalna slqed + asshingi battle frowns u
esaaa al sanfIsss ~ their station
s9a 81 onr yonng nation,
asaases where their ramparis are ex-
Is fapld columns streaming,
HaaeA the snldge sheir SCARLET cleaning,
fa ta0asas 5h9ss mmparts the British
stsaag boga Al steady
Uass egerF aira Is ready;
aa III sas seas De easeld Putnam. All
Ssasa SIS 5sptAiss " tneiT selseat
W. 49, sess els@e W r.
& 5Fa4st ssaEA n a1sasAsata hoshs' Mele
y sns EgA7
n III ssg{sa5 ssY,,,s.4s csma
Es3sl. sss ysa n sSss sgss a5a5e
slsa sa Decsmhals blasts, blood flowed
Aar streams
9I 3ssaa9ln , aalle9 y,
wv sE1s sl 4!5 eIssissaa II, ;.g
ll5As 1asAse1Ass " s1eBs
IA 4llsss ySY4a.,s5gss f3asb;ne
sssT1 easss al aIg5Fjeff 1sasbino
ss S6e sens 81 frsssioin had hurled Them,
%ssSg
essa IS eas layss Owns
vs. ssSpslsa NJ. - IN
seess 80, 1eyeness, nays ~
ia s5rsaa d Fyeavanl
fEsa5arass sans MI yiy4af
WA Tss III 5asags T FTfna Heaven M
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Parish Of Orleans, City of New 0rleans
BE tremsnbered that this 18th March, 1885 before the
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President b. r
Tier Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Company Of
New Orleans who being duly according to law do
and that the above accounts are and true and
correct transcript from the books Of sRid Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, Presiden
H. P. JANFlER Secretary.
syoTnto and subscribed before this lh day Of March,
A. ID. 1853. G. Al. BRADFORD,
second Justice of the the Parish Of Orleans
The Board Of Trustees have resolved pay Of
cent the outstanding certificates Of profits, on
and after the second Monday iii Ay and to redeem
and after that date the scrip issued of the 1855 reserv
under the pro visions their charter capital of 1--we
hundred Thousand doars they have further declared
scrip dividend Of FORTY-TNYtl PER CENT the net
earned premiums Of the year ending February IS 1885 for
which certificates will be issned and etter the FIRST Of
Junes 1866 CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
q. JANYIER, seeretsry.
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TaHTRD ANNUAL sTATEuENT
-oF THE-
NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION.
Incorporated March IL, 1855.
In conformity with the requirements the Charter
Institution, the following satemenof affairs published;
LIABiIdFIBs,
Received from 1909 deposors in 8s79
deposits. 8g3 So
Paid in 6297 drafts, ....... 5S27lS 81
Amount dne deposiors 90th April 1858. sl559o5 o.
Amount oatstsndiag 86th April 1885,. 2o789 IS.
Total amount liabilities April 3d. 1885,. sl7a6ai So
ASSETS
ing. 1919. s29 30 90
leans Gity Stock. .... l2467O 90
0fSl000 Louisiana State Stoelk.....,... $500 90
Loans secured by mortgage ina
proved city properly, worth double
the amount loaned. .....,........i... $4,000 90
Cash
In Bank Of Louisiana. -. .SIt, 8gi a
In yault...,....,t.5 ......,.s $40 Ia Isl 90
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1 > NeA ~ - ~
CASH oAPITAL-s25OooO
The Union Insurance Company IF New Orleans isnow
pared to take the usual IRE, RIVER and MARINE RISKS
No. II CAMP STREET
This Company oef tainaurefse security Of Cash Capital
Of Quarter Of Million Of Dollars also permits the i
participate in the profits Of the Company upon the
interest, rsdeemabe in FOUR YEARS; or insurers
prefer they may receive return Of TEN PER CENT in cash
upon the amount Of their premiums.
All Losses will be adjusted promptly and equitabIy.
JULES DoLHoNDE, secretary. e-.'>' 's'''s,,'i
DIRECTQ
Y. w. OGDEN, OF the hrn Of p Cnsaehs, Bre. 4 Go.
CARL x Ohm ofthe firm of O. Kohn Ryan.
Z. T. GENBRES. of the firm Of Abat Generes q CO.
VICTOR dAIGNAU, of the hrmOf Y. d E. Maignau.
III. j. HUNTS, Of the firm Of Shaw q Cunts.
p. L0BlT, Of the firm Of Lobit ( Charpentier.
JOHN D0IlHOEDE of The lrm Of Martini Owen 4 Cobb.
A. CHIAPELLA, JOS. DEYEQ0DT. a6 "
NTOTICE-THE CITIZENS, MUTUAL. INSURANCE
LIZ COMPANY, nf New Orleans, have this day commenced
operations and prepared take Fire, Marine and River
Risks at The usual rates
piRRoToRE.
Geo. W. West r. P. Hant
Jas A. White, MI Musson
Evan ]. Mccall, Martin Gordon,
d. Jarnson, Paulin j. Martin,
Antonio Costa, Gesairs Olivier,
Omer Gaillard, John Eaton,
ID. Bouigny.
0AIER GAILLARD, President
A.sCRETBER, Secretary. MO Iy