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Bales BY Miles Bartlett Commission VI r.halt7, NJ. 20
Nssingon street, FOR The ending Oct. 49, 1888:
For j. ii. Meai.e, Buffalo v Y 5J2 cornf-i syersxe
- n price 6l1- OyGtt jenkins. Ohio 29 corn.
led hogs average <' ID, Pree 10 shepard Rob
LiEs I.j fed hogs xlJ D. price u OD
Bsinett Reynolds Ohio l8 corued hos 83 D.
price lgl0lc. Buckand POINTING Mount Vernon Ohio ilj
corn-fed hogs 1888 N, price ejc C. Cox
Co. Franklin Co.. Oao, 10 c0rfed hogs average sos. lg2
i5, price 5il0c Jones II gilmore H. S3 orn FED hogs
average gross 20 n, price f9itoc; T J. Morris Ohio IN
confed hogs, i6i D. 35i00c J. T. Barker
Franklin Co.. Ohio " Cored hos Erls S7 ~ price
5tc T. j. Abrr, Nsn Wort OHIO, lls hogs average
sros 1911 n Puor 5s. J. Van Houtcn W terioo " T. %
Frsukhn Co. Ohio l45 corfd tDss, i55 ~
price JSlOc; Grefory Smith, Illinois fs7 rough sorned
hogs, average gro.s 1871 n price 80 g. Parker Ohio III
coru-fec hO.. g0ss 1S ~ Prce 81 owner.
% sted hogs avera.e gross 2j D. price S. owner
2S8 still fed hogs 30 n. 73lle G)nrey
Co. Mount Gad Ohio, IA coutsd hogs average 53
10, prce s5l00c ]. Van Lsir Holm.. Co.. Ohio 1871 eord
hogs - n prcs ilVci John TlndAi, Ea.
Pa - st!ed lozs. sross 20 10, fee o.i = W.
Miller Marion Ono 10 conrc toxs 7J 10
price So-lcsc. Miller Coekre, Delaware Co. Ohio, III
eored pIs average Ia n price g., T. 4 CocNre
Delaware Co.. Ohio, ~ corn-t hoys as.rsse lSj D.
pIic- &c. VIZ Cooper jr Sewfork AZ corr fed hogs
pro.. 257 n, pne- l2iooc EIwanzer Gross Co.
Philadelphia Pa IN coru I. LoE, si D, prizes
lslec n T. Stage Inos G eorn-fed hoS
80 n price Sc T. X states Ashland Ohio l52 ro "a
fed hogs syersge gross l5j D price a. j. II. Reynolds.
Phsdslh. Pa e eornfsd ho1s l99 d, price
e.: 8 Mrsr Ohio ls stiled hogs, gross 2l H.
yrice toe James Lyon, lndisn ~ e0gnd hogs ave-
age gross III n, pIiSe &C. Total SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

WEDNESDAY, Ucf II, I6Jb.
AsHES-The market is without change, and the demand is
fair; sales of 4j bhs 46 foI Pots and 70 ~ for Pearls
Sseratus u steady at &C..
BOOTS AND SHOES-Business in this department Of trade
is almost completely ssgnant Jobbers selling and
then nearby dealers but beyond this there the slight
activity. We have stl abundant and well assorted
stock The high OF Hides and Leather is preventing
Of manufacturers from making goods until they
better prospect article. There very
lie doing for either California Australia.
WAX-SOutheTn Yellow is selling a. Sc, cash.
COTTON-The market is &c. easier from the ghest point
in ransu parcels which in good demand lots the spot
are c easier today and close dull and heavy at annexed
prices; sales Of 2C00 bales chiefly in ransu The export for
The lilo bales. Wis 70 Liverpool a57 Hamburg
lg7 Breneu 7j Antwerp IS: Glasgow l3l. The sales since
the 4tL inst. have been 1900 bales. We quote:
CLASSIFICATION.
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rrgyet.

Ship Delhi iof Bostou) Lowell, CardifSep coal Ospi'
b; JAMS tBrl, Doasas Maitland n ;, 70 day, Ps''r"
s Reino,sr BIZ curti.. st. Jsso de Cuba sept ~ .Ss.t
Anna tauTe Brl from 81 Jago de Cuba for New fotL "a
s,AF Cou:ergs.ige (Brl Myers, Halifax n s. ID h''
20 Wh.elwhftt 4 Co -
schr Cotida, Wright, St. Johns, P R., 81 days moi''''"
Pssenstf a. a CO.
schr E.telr Davies Turks leland salt to Role Bros
Schr. Chcrub -, Bangor. shingles.
schr. Sarah Ann Roe, Baker Boston, Irseed.
Sclr Ga!0fa -, Boston, linssed.
selr Cory Davis. Edzartovn, Oh. y,,..
Msyhe~
schT Fiy cheesensn Newport for Philadelphia
Schr. Nelson H@rvey, ReaIsc, Albany tor Boston.
sehl. Aimla Reeer., G.sd.er, Albany for Pso,dsa.e:
schr Wolcot' Parker, Boston, mise, Dayton opag~
S.hr ChrouOmet.T. fieTsou, Heniy1t o"DNu =;
SIR Lvdia Csthsr.ue - Roudout, bpunt +. -
sehr Aiice fBrl. Cone, Denis Spain, sept l. ffni' o'~
ssI'.' scp' = piar,r,s l,l - Ro,klani day. lire.
Sir Mas.ha Baxter, Boston days, fee, bound % ?s
scbr American Chief Pre.cott Roe kla0d line.
schr Hud Wood Roesand ?! days, lime. -
schr eposf, Reed Calais IL days lstn 70 smita sosI
schr selsh b. strong Mott, Philadelphia for Proyides's
schr Mary Jane, Ilowey, Pfoylne, town, h.h.
schr A. !, Ward, Meaf. Boston, IN b4i.s,
sahr Sterling. Hi, NewIiayen, IN ballast
sehr Thltis, SOrr-, hgh.lin, in ballast.
schr. J. A. rox, Elliot, Proyinc"t0~n ish.
schr :. N Donald, SNOW Gloaeester h'h. oS,r
Steamer Westehester Clara, Providence Jndse 20
steamer Albany, Ksnney, Sag Harbor, ndss and pas
II Rockwell II
sAILED-s,eamship Arabia Brl Stone for LivefP"'7
anchored IL QgaIantine. Il
wIND-DuIins tho day, from E y Z. to E, WITH ''i'
fog.
The Decatur preyousy reported) hore s s
fot We. towed 70 The city sanrjly essILs - he Ns
rne Railway. Hunter, Point, ST repairs Her sD>''
replaced b the Morsan Iron WORKS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

OILs-The market almost all kinds continues dull, blt
prices without further change from the fact that there
hardly enough DONG 20 vary quotations Lseed is angt at
II lG72c. u c. aud 7201 15 IN bb Crude Whale q-e dl
IN Elephant sales of COO bb reported at Be- casn
STern also al decline. Other kinds sell slowly st
prices within the Xcd We quote:
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,..1y; tu, continuance Of this policy will defeat ne oo
The present scale 81 receipts must no. oe teseh
indication of crop 10 the comparison with ssi year P
..sr- f,rt
EXPORTS light particularly Great Britain he'ns Vii
~eek ouly 1900 bales "a france, 9ov Neat soo 20
show ifom New Orleans 1000 70 Liverpool ana bsd
Trauee From Mobile for the week ending o'n' "o''
been exported to GEes, Britain. . IN cotton .inee
The following statement o the noNeusn fnr vesr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
MIN-ATuRk ALn.NAc.

SUsRises.....6:l0 sets....... 5.22 MooS-Sets..lOp
HfGH ~ATER..,.rdIs oar
Sandy Hook. ll:o9 Govs sland llj) Hell Gatc... lN
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Tota Of al siLcs thH
Total of al kinds previous week..............H,joj
Average number per week sst
III oo' op)) llfJsD
SERVES FsoA oiFF.zEsr STATES.
A. NJ. Alertor Co. ropnrton Of tne Washington Drove
YARDS foryiouE street report ia. Caite 10 usse tom The
following States:
Nes.yo-t.. LEO Illinois
OHIO iO............... 113 heltucsy
ln6isus............ 81 New jersey y............ Sc
STOCK sy RAILROADS, kc.-Iney also report bv-yes
olkeT s-oc 4 received iy Ra4roa ls. Es :. fo.0Ss:
Berves. Cows Neals sap Los. Swine
By the Ere Rs road 7J7
Hudson River x. h..l.t59
Harlem Rai!TOal--... 5ls 81 i2J l,DH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14


prices droopg -as Of small lots Cuba Mu'coyad0 al oc
New Orleans j. dull az Sic.
NAILs-Cui sell al S!c cash, and 3fc, mos.
NAVAL STORES -Duilcss continues 20 De the chaa tef
stc fratnTe Spirits Turpenue quiet
but i. firmly held a Sc m sales Of IL bbls in shipping
der and l66 merclatable 4gc cash The receipts dur
ing the foiuah OU bb and the expyrs, accord
ing to the Price Current 73 bbs This however j. evidently
AN eror the mari does think exceed
300 bls the censumptivc demand is mere cper u seems
that the ders their wants supplied FOR thc moments
stock however is held Tor higher rates anu
pressed the market for sale Crude arrives parns and
the us stock sale 2ito bbs. j. very firmly held al tS
1880 y 200 n. Common Roin is still slow Of alc the re,
CENTS for tb. fortnight embrace 900 bbs and 6Du0 do Of all
kinds export the period amount 20 TO- F bb as
per House returns leaving large stock the nas.
Prices therefore fully lower with sales Of
bb within day at 65a : ~ y $40 70 ah,at anh
delivered. The medium ue grades quiet and SOCKS
are slow " on increase handsome qualities prices
firmly the tions therefore, restricted %
I. tr wants of the trade sales Of 200 bbs No
ard cNtla Pale White d ~ So quality Tar has
I.coy cd on the dsess,n of the summer quarter
der ,be limited receipts and better demand stock
of some 70 bbls has dwnded down To cipher Fhe
last .ale o eeeed Mnstom was az =. ~ N o der m yorl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14


FlSH-Dry Cod have been ia lively demand 10 iisandns
the nccmency Of the weather al steady rstes 1000
qts. small and large Bank a. = 2j0 - mostly
and 5000 do Georges al $5 7Q So Msckcr are
quite active sales o. go hbl. 81 Is for l. Mas and
4lU15 No. do; small >
former and 81 . fr the latter Pcked Herring are in
better request sales Of SO blls at - SO job lots command
M IArr.ny r.n.a N f-ln-ain. AZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

TEAs-The Auction safe to-day di not Prove attractive aG
former with difficulty realized Ile greater p"t
o tie catalogue witkdrawD. Another sale - a'1e 's
Friday.
WfIIsKY-The demand moderate and he naarSe; i'
s-ehry. saes bb. - 22, ara s. extra nns az
WOOL Domestic Fleece ia better rcqu,st ani We fAi
h.. Iartaks- Il 4 tone. saies Of o1,Wi ID =
NJ riuo Ssxouy a, 81 6c. net lye' a. iu DO o.
s5d4c. do 3c. time AID interest ana u
selected 81 5c Pulled hrm sui IN ar r'qls,' te "
Corv FOREIGN has been il steady fair demand and bitter
feeling .rysGes tie market; the Transaction Aoye il l
pas have been restricted pldnE the rest ~ ne a
ton ale ported in f below. BIT thst Las passed BY nov"
oos activity, there are several o10"H Guy
IL the market. .,-
The auction sas Of foo ba,cs Fast India Woos nIevosy
alluded of to-day e the PerrePont stores bFAy.
aud well attended hy Eas-s well a. ~ Fei
manufactures The sale conducted by CLas b spic'f
II HagseT-y Co.. ami proved decided sue
c.ss white Pl,nzpoue and Slaa qualities brought a..
hsb a. 2lo: portion of Esst oda viii De seen .id
figures but the qualify very owi hardly better tAA
D.eT's hair and sold think. above IT, value ile were
attendance, but most Of th, bought
H-hf NJ Alvin zgu tlc large c4rpct Ianutactarcr wa IA
aeI dan bu' prices ruled too high FOR that gentleman to pur-
exieDt Tie following VIII snow ne Iesui L9s
1 10 II inclusive. tsrc IL n each;
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Number T. por.sd r tl. Foyfourth street .3,33
., .f. q L. Il.


for the cay ); for the week. 3.57J.
TIE ,nle, to-day sis quoted a. toio|':
Gttc
0 -
Some ,xtIs good bveyss may be quoted aL-.....llc.
The Genera 4 ne market st..........6c.
The uos; Of .he sale g-fr1ll............3G.sc
IPr,e. q head srd n % different weights viii be found
In accounts of sa.ss # sund-y Doves
IN the c..v this week Il .CSS
T1s 667 week, A1d ,bj2
hau n. A.erago ol year The ss.
M~iuelsy yar Zii head vale The Number
o-say bng 37 l5 head thai .hs
.Sj bead NOR. this cs5 ~-es.
.4r. in fl..u mar today.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
FROM OTHER STATES.

With nearly 900 head Of Cattle more this week, the
quotation. Of last Wednesday fully sustained for
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

y-RrctIgTs.-lucreAse atthe p1Its COMPARES "iln
10 e0 bsles ExPORTs.-ncreae 70 Great Bntain
A. ~ .s. increase France l6ooo increase 20 oher for
- ,a,t. 100 Total increase in exports, $1,000 bales
Tbe london Times notices sales the 9th OF Sep
tcrber of Illinois Central shares at % discount; New
York Central 6s at si si and Is at 9il ad Erie Sd
mortgage at 81. II notices and quotes as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

HUFS duIf tTu IIIItt lVII4I4HI q - E''FT'
le57s and l2d15c. FOR lS53s. -,
LIME-Rockand quiet at zoe. for Common and 81 for
Lump
LTAD-saes have been made Of about 80 TINS Spanish a.
10 L. al sells &c, cah. Pipe and sheet al o,c
LATHs-Ee.tern quoted : l5 which is an advance
on last weeks prices. ~
LUMEERSacs Of three Eastern Spruce and Pine
Tin her AZ -l2 q VI feet.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
REPORT

FoE rFF WEEK ESDiNG WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER IS, 1883
a. zECElr1s OF AL KINDS Fls rhE WEEK
According reports from th- several In the
t..Lsh h. 20 II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

The steamer Decatur (preyiouy reporfed hofe sss
Point towed to TIE city ssturlly evening" ~
hert irse BY the aid Of stran pump she 10" VI
rue Rsii~ss. Hunter, Point, sjT repairs hef ~-
replaced y the Mor.an Iron Works.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14

II.
TlNplock Tin Las been in better reqnet and the
il .s. decreased: sales of lO slabs Bancs. arrive "a
s,h sos do Straits N., mo., AID ln Do do. Ia B0s
tor 20 come here, E.c., (uot G.c mis- printed
x,,rdsy1 Plates continue dun and heavy 40 boxe. Ia
oii at 80 s7I 81 noe. o;hs. kinds du and pIee.
merely lopliusl.
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SALES AUCTION

10 aultr. LAChais e ok. .liN1
~ uo.... lu7
10 MetTopoliian lns. Co. .l02i
5 Humboldt Fire lns. Go. l0l
IAN. Y. Central RR..... IS.
90 La CT. a Milw. RR.... 4.
30 Peoples Bauk........l0i
5Res1lufe Fire lns. Co. .lc9l
l0New World y. lns. Co. 95
Is Pscif. NJ. s.'mshiP c.. .lo2!
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Movement. OF Ocean Steamers.

TO DEPART.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14
WHOLESALE PRICES FROM BOATS.

srfLTER been in ar Ttqae with sale. Of 10
e06lc., 8 months.
sEINs-The incuiry for Deer confines quite limited ana
,rir,s er ronray nchsngei. Goat also IN limited de-
snd sale. OF ~ Curacao AZ o5lo. mos. and 10 bales
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EFFECT OF New GOLD Discoveries IF any rs-
lance is to be placed on the recent gold dk
coveries on the rivers flowing into the Gulf d
Georgia, in British North America, we as
about to witness revival Of the California o.
element. 1t has already been observed tht
scientific reasons would justify the discovery
gold on the whole mountain slope of the Paoia
shore, from the Arctic Circle to the Equato.
No scientific theory would account for lmits
ton of the gold field to California alone, am
now discovery is proving that there is no sud
limitation. Gold exists in Sonora, Arizona ad
Mexico; it is being produced likewise in To
Hudson's Bay territories.
Presuming that more thorough researchs
will confirm those which have already beo
made, 1t may be taken for granted that an IL
crease OF from twenty-five to thirty+hree pc
cent is about to be added to the annual gok
crop Of the world. In other words, it is calA-
lated that the annual gold product of CaliBr-
mia, Australia, and the other gold producing
countries Of tie world, has averaged for he
past nine years over 500 900, 900 year. lat
terly the average has risen above this; it isaot
less, now, than SIPS, 900, 900, or perhaps sBs,-
100000. If the gold mines on Frazer's rver
add thirty to forty millions to the annual pro-
duct, the world will receive annually an aces
sion of nearly two hundred millions of dclars
in gold, or one-twentieth of the whole aDunt
now held in circulation and on deposit the
form of jewels, bullion, ornaments, &c.
1t has been estimated by careful statistsians
that the California and Australia discoveries,
and their additions to the gold possessed y the
world at large have been the means of ehanc-
ing the price of all raw materials and Jtaple
commodities from forty to fifty per cent. Fresh
discoveries in British North America would ma
turally stimulate afurther increase proporioned
to the amount produced.
1t may be that these new discoveries vii in
augurate an era only second to that whiol fol-
lowed the first development of California We
shall see.
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THE New IRISH TRANSATLANTIC LINE
Amongst the fast men Of the Emerald Isle
the Galway people have the reputation of being
make love with the people Of any other county
the Tpperary boys not excepted. Their cat
tie fairs show the best stock, their race horses
the best blood, and their fox hunters the most
reckless daring of any in Ireland When they
get out of their depth, however, we are afraid
that Galway men are but ordinary mortsls
You cannot drown them in whiskey punch, IL Ia
true; but Il would seem as If the smell Of sea
water was fatal to their constitutions. They
make bad sailors and worse navigators, being
like Barney O'Reardon. content to follow in the
track Of older and holder pilots.
The scheme of transatlantic communication
between their port and that of New York has
long been . favorite one with the Galway
people. They would Ike TO show what they
really could show II they were to 90 the right
way about It; that, geographically considered,
Galway Is the most advantageous point in
the United Kingdom for such line.
Under proper conditions the distance be-
tWttu tue tWo poIts lniBnt NC accomplished
in about eight days But, whilst on land the
Galway men initiate the qualities Of the hare,
on the ocean they only display those of the
tortoise. Three different attempts have they
made to prove the superior advantages of their
port as transatlantic starting point, and
three tines have they signally failed. The
present experiment with the numbering old
tub, familiar TO ancient mariners, but freshly
baptised under The imposing name of the Indian
Empire, promises 10 be the worst Of ALL Ga
Friday last this vessel was already eight days
out, and up 10 this time there are no signs Of
her appearance. BY the end CT the week she
will probably crawl into port, thus demonstrat.
ing tie character OF Galway enterprise and
Galway judgment in matters appcrtaining TO
ocean navigation.
f The Galway men would like TO shoot
round the corner Of a difficulty, we might iudi
cate to them a short way Of accom- lishing
what they have taken such lsborioLs route
to arrive az. Instead OF spending their
money upon slow steamers, which have
been condemned for the absence Of the very
qualities that arc necessary to prove what they
are aiming al, they should send over and
charter such fast hee,cd vessels rs the Adriatlc
or The Vanderbilt. A single trip with one Of
these fine boats would show Galway To possess
advantages o. situation 10 regard &c thiS coaa.
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KANSAS AFFAIRS Try FREE STATE BORDER
RuFrANs IN FULL FEATHER.--Read the startling
information from our Kanaas correspondent
which we publish this morning. IL furnishes
vivid idea Of the sort Of popular sovereign
ty" which the administration has had TO deal
with in Kansas from the beginning. According
to this account, and we have every reason 70 be-
lieve IL perfectly tiac, more abandoned gang
Of cutthroat banditti never existed among he
mountains Of Italy, or along the highways OF
MEXICO, than this free State robber horde which
has plundered aud depopulated the Southern
settlements OF Kansas. " Gen. Jim Lane had
not been detained al Leave1worth on account
Of the killing Of his next door neigbbor, per-
baps the redoubtable Jim would have
been at the head Of these Southern Dor
der free State marauders. We think, how
ever that much more reliable man in
in reference to law and order has gone down TO
look after them in the person OF Governor Den
YER. and we arc grstifed 10 learn That he has
gone to work promptly, and in 'be right way to
bring them to justice. We can now understand
the necessity that has heretofore existed for the
presence in Kansas Of q large amy force, & ON
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News from Camp scott.

ST. LOUIS, June ~, 1858.
despatch from Lesvenworsh Gath Inst by the United
States Express Company 10 Bonneville says that an en-
press from lamp Scott bringing dates I, the 10Th inst
I've Gays later than by the mall bad jus, arrived iet
ters from the garrison, by this arrival, report Vol Ho-
man v'hin one and Caps Marcy within two days march
Of Fort Brdger II was stated that Governor Cumming
felt considerable drust of the MorrsOBs and their pro-
Misses and that the army would bresk canp ssd march
su The capital BY the 18th inst there would be an o.
aocot and we'll armed OF $500 men, provisions ia
MANLY s.d the ueops eager for command 10 marcia
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Attorney, to be used or not, according as the
prosecutor saw fit to press on the charges or to
abandon them. Mr.. Dwight's counsel expressed
desire to have the investigation proceeded
with, but consented to the course suggested by
the Court, provided that Mr. Dwight was dis
charged without security being required, but
simply on bis individual Tecognizance. Mr..
Oakley Hall consented to this arrangement, and
on Mr.. Dwight entering into bis own recogni-
vance in five thousand dollars, he was at once
discharged This Is probably the last Of the
CAGE.
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the outbreaks of this fierce and hoody border
ruffianism, which have followed the removal Of
the army. Cannot the Hon. Massa Greeley
give MS groan, or shrek, or adrop Of comfort
in reference to these new sufferings of bleeding
Kansas from her antislavery border rufians.
1s Captain Montgomery leader of the cause Of
freedom, or the chief of band Of robbers. We
should very much like to have the precise opinion
of the Hon. Massa Greeley upon that question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-29

THE Esd or THE DwTGmr EXAMINATION
The examination Of Henry Dwight before Judge
Russell, on various criminal charges, which has
been occupying his Honor's time for several
weeks past, came TO hasty termination yester-
doy by the discharge Of Mr. Dwight on his own
recognizsnce. The Judge, in view Of the great
amount Of labor before him suggested that
counsel should waive further examination, and
Igl lie papers ia The Lands Of he Iistric,
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try that 70 English port can boast Of and at
the same time establish for the Galwaymen q
sea the same fast character which they enjoy
on land. As question Of expense, such an or
pertinent would be far less costly than the re
peated failures that they are now making. 8,
much for Galway.
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81 Iorls june 81 1883.
dcspssch from fsavenworth Gath ns, says that toe
e,.nonv ia tho case Of General Lane concludes
DAY, ard so morrow Is fixed for the -csnsri fo,5o
o,r,on Is too ush divided allow sredoa5n OF the