davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
grea TA ~ O Pi1syss<, Ap,l2a


The street has been somewhat excited BY the sud-
den dissppesrsr noted salt dealer leaving sundry
parties in the lurch, a. 10 stated, 10 the amount OF
s2C0 co., In several instances advances nave oeen
made on receipts; and it now found tnat
the sst has been surepttOusly withdrawn, and that
nothipg remains TO cover the pledges. Other cases
are repor,ed where the salt belonging to second aud
,b;,d nsres has been sO without the customary for
a;ty Of consulting the views of owners IN restion
10 the market. Then, again. We hear OF cargoes
bought and sold the existence OF which cannot be
verified by any tangible process quan'lty OF ran.
rosd iron. notwithstanding It's spechc grA.nyi M,
likewise taken wings and gone of 70 10y uscK ID
some remote secton of the country. fancied posses
sors have paid their monthly storage accounts win
Accustomed regularity on what now turrs OUT 10 nave
been q vacuum for come time pat, Inc ioss ise
heavily on certain parties, and under the pecuia,
nature of the contracts must give rise 10 PfoIi
litigation. a 18th
The Bank Statement for the week, compared viii
the previous returns, IL as follows;
Decrease in short Hs
Decrease In specie .........''''.''''''''' 1900
Decrease in circulation. .........'.''''''
Decrease in exchange Io''sa,
Decrease in distant bsanc.s............'.. sl'Ss
Decrease in deposits proper.........''.''. "t-p
The Exchange market showed no nateris altera-
tion from Yesterday Sales Of frs-cass clear Sterling
were made 1881 1854, the range beng from io.i
lO71 There were no transactions in bill OF lafung
drafts. We notice sales Of Francs al 3t2l d. ana
5f27I and quote from 5t.32l a 5t2s! for extremes.
Sixty day bills on New-York are in request al range
Of II ali and Il 2 cent discount. Thirty days was
sold at L. Sight par9t y cent discount. Some OF
the banks ask premium, but cannot get IL.
The following table exhibits the respective amounts
of Exchange neld by the various banks and also the
sums due distant banks compared with last week,
the latter being comprised In the table OF deposits as
eNo"H "N"''' r..h.n.a D,e D;s. Ranka
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
DIED..

q DIV - V,sty ~ the Rev. T. IL Cbspia, Tboms VALVE
10 a, q risists YeIyuscD, ~ Of This city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04
EIchanfe.

Total....ssoS5 So ss22l, 27 sls74,492 81 as 9s4
Incresse. -. 1856 745 Increase. $50 5I2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

The clearipgs show marked increase ia general
business during the week.
The movement Of the Banks rince Nov. |, 1855, has
baan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

NEw.yoRK cLAssIrfcArto
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

BELOW-BaIh oyermsnn. Sterling. Masnzss.
sAlLED-stesm'hps Empire City Grifir HavaOs sut -
Oriesns Ocean Bird spsp Nls Havana ships NAY psnss
mes Nc bourne Ashbur;on Crocse Port Louis taffs oeT
Warren, Emmons Csdiz and others.
WIND South.
hLTtHEp-BTg Advance and .chr Z. II. Nssb oo;h s''S
"a Philsce phis
The ships Underwrer. Robert- for Liverpool sneoo
. '" SPIT Indiana Cola, for New OesL a. iafsr .Ds'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-04

Mr.. s. Draper has removed to No. 80 Pine street,
five doors above his late place Of business, the
corner Of that street and William street.
Albert II. Nioolsys regular daily suction sale Of
r.ooks and bonds viii take Plsce tomorrow rTues-
cay, a. ~ g'cIoek, 1t tie hfrefAl:s' Exchange.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
MARKETS.
BuaLlNaror. Monday Pm.


Since on. last the wea,' or has been remarks
bly, pleassi ali that could be desired for ma
turing corr and busk.w heat, and both are 70
| the most p4rt ont Of the reach Of frost.
Tho riv' is receding very slowly, with
j good stage / water on the falls, so that boat
are able to ,rms ore. without lishtering
Cattle AM hogs continue to 60 East in largs
NUMBERS and there has been . perceptiblt
Improvement in business, no doubt resulting
from cash sales Of stock, which has brought
considerable money into the country.
Grain lie oming to this market in small guam
titles New Corn is coming forward in limited
quantities and is purchased for immediate use.
It ID of better Qualit, than last years crop, but
not yet dry enough for grinding or expectation.
Our streets present an animated appearance
trade is becoming b:isk and everything has a
better look.
SUGAR 9al0-crushed, i2i-refned, LII.
MOLASSEs-By the Dbl, Plantation 10
Sugar House 43 Belcher's, 45-kegs $3.50.
NAfLS-Ass. s..
RICE-51
FRVlT-l.aisins, prime ss,50-Appies, green,
4oa75c per bush. Dry SIC per TO- Peaches,
none in market.
BROOMS-sl, IS per dozen.
WHEAT--spring, 4oasoc. Fall s0al0o.
FLOUR--s5. 5O.-By the dray load, 1926.
PoTATOES-40a50c per bush. scarce.
CORN-35a40 cts.
OATS--4oc--none arriving.
BUTTER--1oal
EGGS--Se.
ONIONS-5oaG0c.
CilCKEAS-l.0o GOAL .25 per dozen.
HOGS-s5 per hundred gross.
CATTLE--l4a2.
HAY-Tuothy, 6(aSS.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

| KEEP II RxroRE rHE PEoPLE that 7. s. Parvin
Ct present Register OF the State Land Once, ant
candidate on the ticket Of the money squander
ing democracy for Site Auditor, worked dur
ing the whole Of the last Session Of tho Legis-
lature to get his present salary raised from
u 900 per year to el, 500 per rear, and when
Republican committee men refused 70 report
the bill, be went about abusing them, until be
finally induced enc Republican to join the two
democrats on the committee 10 agree 10 repOr,
the bill Tha. il the kind Of men the dcmoc-
racy have presented a. their candidate for State
Auditor, a man who would work, wire pull, log
roll and whine during entire session OF the
Legislature to get bis own salary raised. And
yet, he joins in the hue and cry about economy.
Fairfield Ledger.
FATAL ACCIDENT IN JACKSON CoUNrY.-We
learn that on Sabbath morning q man residing
in Butler township, whose name We did not
learn, and who was subject TO spasms or fits,
got into wagon to 60 to church. Alter he got
In, he found he he'd forgotten his prayer book,
and in the act OF jumping out, be was seized
with one of them, aud fell out breaking his
neck. He died instantly. Express
and Herald
ARREST FOR LIBEL.-Mr. Start, formerly
merchant OF Burlington, who was accused OF
stealing and hiding forty thousand dollars worth
OF goods by writer in the journal, having
applied in vain for the name OF the author,
commenced criminal proceedings against the
edtor. Gwn was arrested and taken before
justice Stotls and obtained an adjournment OF
he case till the 23d OF October, tie accused
giving bail for bis appearance at that time.
Gate City, Sept. "a.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

AZ The following may be considered as settling thu
BY all principal druggists, need longer go Will
his caput IL the condition Of sold Uncle Ned's.n
From our acquaintance with persons who have used
o. j. Woods Hair Restorative with perfect success fol
the last two years. feel hesitation in recommend
ing the article superior any ether
IN use for the same purpose, viz for restoring gray
hair to its original COLOR and perfect cure for
badness, and failing preventive for the falling
of the hair.
II is decidedly the best and popular in use for
beautifying preserving and Strengthening hair
lieyng diseases Of the skin and removing eur dand.
RUIZ and all eruptions and eversh heat the scalp
We speak, relation to the above from what we know
having been personally acquainted with per-
sons Who have used tie Restorative for the above pur
poses with the most gratifying results.
1t Is not often notice patent medcine indeed we
think we never pulled before, bu, Prof Woods AIR
Restorative something superior OF the pre-
paratons Of the day, that we cannot forbear ask.
ing the attention OF readers to it-From the Chi
cage N. W. Christian Advocate.
CAUrloS.-Beware of worthless limitations as several
Use unless the words professor Woods air Re-
storatiye, Depot st. Louis, No., and New York; are
blown in the bottle. Sold by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods
ueaiers in the United States and Canadas
Sold here by all druggists
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
EAINEEsGAD We. RAs.s

malicious and designing card ,y A q nraro ox
tensvely advertised throughout the country in
says: The present propretors OF the Mexican Mus
tang Liniment being unprincirled men they do not
make the said Linimenta good 1t formerly was and
that he % will not be responsible for tts effect .
eantioning the public against etc. This means
ns-Barnes and Park. Of New York, and John D p, rk
OF Cincinnati We have been some what known to the
public Of the United States for number Of years
were IT necessary to vindica:o cur reputation. we
should consider the endorsement Of Ills MIR Bra.a
very equisocal compliment.
las statement implies n0.its-elher a. ,ih!ic IN.
sactor,tD or to further private fnterttt Whic! .
~ Jhis ssid Bragg was, At me- part ler In The
Mustang Eminent, made celebrated ty the original or
Atf Geo. ". WestorcCk, ami with the Gamp POSITION OF
which Bragg had nothing TO do. Mr. " laid MIR b
$4,000 for his halfinteress the article OF course
t"e implied and covenanted consideration for such an
amount OF money that che Bragg should no. for.
eter, In any manner, di, Getty Indirectly be
Cd ~ manufacturing selling any iuiuent Ointment,
- saIse." Mr. westhrook was lesyiy engaged In ou,
sac business. ropro;eet his property ana pay Bragg,
he oEard to sell this Imminent. We knew the vain. Of
HE article, made the advances the cancelled note
-Brdggs recsipts in Jaa for $4,000 aud became
owners Of the Lnment We took immediate means to
examine Its recipe, protect Its purity Increase its sale
etc. We believed then, now, that advertiser mt
wasas cheap as really good edicAe. aud that our
interests lay directly in reaching the Interests the
consumers This Linimen, Away popular, was ser
entitled TO the attention The very best
materials are used-the recipe is alone ours.
In less than six months from our purchase Of the
Linment Mr. Bragg entered the market with an inta.
ton and counterfeit article, under another name
We presented his contract Of sale; he ,ued the
obligation, and eloake5 his legal position by doing IN,
business under the OF his SON lie has stru. seS
for some time, unable to make his article cell II l.
liked, people say, 'It has virtue" IL not his n4il
are at fnapostare, and The fnaeHsa success Of ou
LtnimeHt, tie goadiag aecasioa ~ ts last ttisiater
esfea) pubic dppedif The public are not interests
| between Harness Parks and A q Bragg, but they ar
in the genuine purity Of article Of such universe
necessity a. this linment. viii you be impo sed unon
we have remained quiet; he mistakes the cause, AM
treAds close. We hun OF the results In he pru
eeeds farther, II WILDE when cannot perceive vii
iAny, and when We dare not punish It's perpstrator
and protect our rights.
Ws manufacture the 0rigsaal, peaaise Mustan
Liniment. We are responsible Tor its effects.
Respectfully, BARNES PARK,
septla-Sw New York aud Cincinnati.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
Sachs American Compound.

The Greatest Remedy Ina the World.
Eor the permanent Of the following com aints
Colds, Coughs, liberated and Sore Throat scroula,
Salt Rheum, Bronchitis Dyspepsia, all Nervous Com
plants, Female Weakness and Irregularities Fiuor
Albus Cor Whites,l canker and nursing sore mouth,
Piles Diarrhra, Weak Stomach in fact In any case Of
Weakness. inflammation, or Impure
blood,
Use this Remedy.
Physicians use and recommend it.-uaving used
your Bach's Americ an Compound In number Of The
above named cases, can cheerfuly recommend 1t ~
the Best Medicine with which am acquainted.
J. N. Belts, N. d.
Pulaski, 0swego county, N. r., August 81, 1856.
We have hundreds OF Certificates f:em Physicians
eorroboratng the above statement, which we can pro-
duce II necessary. See Backs Rect. looks 1ad Lir
sulars for CERTIFICATES.
For sale BY sQUIREs 4 BLoss, Burlington, an.
Dealers In Medicine generally
| COVENTRY CO.,
| Successors to p. v. X. Coventry Col
| Sole Propristors, SO Geneses 81, Auburn, N. Y.
aovlS-bpiy
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
Washinotoo Can& q,

| washington, sept. "a.
In letter from Capt. Chancey Of the steam
er Niagara, received by the Secretary of the
Navy, he speaks of the captured Africans as
being in an unhealthy condition generally; % OF
them were suffering from diarrhoea, and nearly
one'thlrd with opthalmia; 2 died within a day
after being received on board his vessel.
Trinity Bay, Sept. "a.
we have received nothing Ineligible from
saientia, since the first of September, except
ieelng few signals yesterday. cannot send
ANYTHING to Valen,ia. There has been very
little variation in the electrical manifestations.
togned.) De SANITY.
New York, Sept. 25.
lhe Railroad Convention met this D. m. for
the purpose OF signing the agreement made on
the LIST September. The fares and freight tariff
will be advanced
The Vigo for Liverpool took 275 passengers
and 100000 in specie.
No doubt is entertained that the burnt steam.
er was the Austria. She had of Francis me-
tailic life boats. each Of which would hold so
persons, and or ship launches. Several
steamers were doubtless in the vicinity at the
time OF the disaster, and the probability is that
all the lives numbering $40 passengers and crew
were saved
Trinity Bar, Sept. 25.
To C. w. Field, New York.
-FOUR message received. The day before yes
terday we commenced receiving current from
Vaien'ia, and was in hopes that should be at
work again. Soon after informed Mr. Mckay,
then the current failed. This will explain the
between his and my message.
(signed) C. W. FIELD.
Lockport, Sept. %.
Mr.. Z. A. Weston completed his great feat
OF Walking 1000 miles in 1000 hours at s
0 clock this morning.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

An OLD DEPosIr o. SPKCIE FoUHD-HoNoR
ABLY CoxDucr.-Several years ago, Jamc
Young, wealthy citizen OF Milford township
Butler county, deceased, leaving property val
ned at sio5. 900, to be equally divided between
his i've children. Subsequently the homestead
was sold to = Mr.. Williamson, who has resided
upon II since the sale. A few days ago Mrs
w. found an old Spanish half dollar, while
sweeping in closet near chimney in the main
sitting room. She continued to sweep and
soon after found several additional coins Of a
similar character. Remembering Mr.. Young's
former habits, her curiosity vas excited. and
she sent for her husband to aaom she exhibited
her prizes. They then instituted search and in
| a few moments found crack in the side of 3
chimney, and upon clearing away some'rnbbish,
they found dedost OF SLIGO in old Spanish
silver coins Of all denominations, each piece of
which was dated as far back as 1923. Mr.
Williamson Immediately sent for the heirs Of
| deceased, and surrendered to them the entire
| amount. The heirs, however, insisted upon
paying Mr.. w. aal his lady 80 each, making
| altogether reward Of S3a0.-l Gin. Commercial.
The citizens Of Vernon county, Missouri,
have resolved in public meeting that they
will not permit cattle from Texas to be driven
through their county. They declared in their
resolutions that Southern cattle communicate
to those of Missouri disease known as Span
lsh or Texas fever, which is very malignant
and has caused the death OF great numbers oil
native cattle in Vernen county.
rB- John ii Smith, from Iowa, was execu-
ted at Nara, California, on the 9th ult., for the
murder OF D. 4. Taylor, at lower Clear Lake
nearly u year ago. He confessed the homicide
on the scatfold, but claimed that he acted in |
self defence
HORRIBLE DEhrH--A MAN REVOLVING on A |
SHAFT OsE HuSpRsD REVOLUTIONS A Minute
A terrible accident occurred few DAYS since at |
Callcoon, Sullivan county, 70 Henry Erbcrts, |
citizen Of that place. lie went to the girls. mill |
OF w. l.. Weed, with some grain, and while
there his clothes became entanged with a per-
pendicular shaft, which whirled him at the rate
OF one hundred revolutions a minute, and at
each revolution his body struck the wood work.
Inc machinery was stopped as soon as posi-
Die, but his bones and flesh were SO broken and
bruised that he died shortly after. An inquest
was held upon the body. Verdct-"Accden.
tai DEATH"
An extraordinary murder was committed last
week by DIR. John Crosxell, at Wilson, near
Lockport, n. <. A man by the name OF Philip
hawkins, an old soldier under Wellington, was
placed under the doctors care, and he had him
emoved to the American Hotel, making the
angular agreement that il he lived his board
mould be IS per week, and if he died $40. The
ioctor then gave him two doses of medicine,
nd he died in violent spasms in an hour and a
alf A small portion of the medicine left in
ne tumbler killed kitten. The Coroner's Jury
ecided that the man died Of poison, and DR..
roswell was arrested
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
UAisY.

wide ircle of friends are already Informed Of the
SUD nen and violent death OF HGGH ALLEN LAW OF
burlington, in Denmark, where he was at school,
MS youthful companions deeply feel the blow his re-
nova dealt, and while his iS omitted in the roll :
ca ana his seat vacant in the daily recitation they
are painfully conscious of the gap made by reient-
less destroyer.
MS teachers and school mates will ever cherish his
memory, tor he in an unusual degree won their love
ana auecGonate interest. lie cheerful prompt and
faithful IN the discharge OF VII his school duties
noing and respectful to his teachers seeking to
know and even anticipate their wishes that he might be
nrst 70 execute them And in return their carts CON
nded IN him. Among his school mates be was a favor
active and generous nature making all his friends
lie was entering on his second year at the Academy
IN preparation for College His hopes were high and
ms prospects fattering OF usefulness and high posi-
.ion as scholar. "But my thoughts are as your
thoughts In moment God changed his coupte-
nance and sent him away. In his last school exercise
composition, read the day before his DEATH was this
almost prophetic passage God holds his grasp the
oritue thread OF hfe-so soon he e., he snaps
inns thread and life escapes the morta. frame" How
suddenly have flown the spirit and hopes Of our youth
iui friend We hope all is we'll During the past year
IN the season "i religious awakening his attention was
cameo up to his immortal interests. He was con.
suaihea TO pray, and sought for interest In the
prayers OF others. How the great que stion was dec
ded another day must reveal.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28

s.sSE OF ANIMALS. &C., &C.
Elephant,
IA Lions and Lonesses-Asatic and African,
2south American Silver Lions, or Pumas;
Royal Bengal Tiger;
Java Tiger;
Spotted Hymnas;
Black Lama, or Alpaca Sheep;
Bnrmese.cow;
! OK Nnnda, orZebu;
Leopards;
Brazilian Tigers;
l South American Tiger.
California Grizzly Bears;
! North American Panther;
White Coons
Ocelots, or Tiger Cats;
Spanish Macaws;
Peccaya;
. African Ostriches;
Zebra; ! Kangaroo; White, or Polar Bear;
/ Black Wolf; Prairie Wolf:
Young Royal Tiger, S months old:
Musk, or Civet Cat; Ichneumon;
Rocky Mountain badgers;
Catfre Lioness and cubs one year old:
Parrots, Guinea Pigs, Pheasant-, Cranes Storks
&C., Sc, besides colony Of Apes, Monkeys Bab
oons, &c.
The Procession will enter nj or near 10 oc,oe
led by IL. LuDWfGS Coronet Band. Prof Howell M
pill OF Van Amburgh, will enter the cages with Lions
Tigers, Leorards. &C.
For Minute description see large pctorials
WILL EXhibit AZ Huntington Wed mes
day. Sepaemb her 2Dah.
Admission ONLY ID Cents, children under 20 cent,
Doors open At and o'clock precisely.
Also, al OqnawkA, Tuesday afternoon Sent Qs an
IT, Madison, Thursday afternoon Sept Soth.
septls
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
SPECIAL NOTICES,
oueru,. Cod Liver OIL Jelly.

QUcru,s Cod Liver Oil Jelly.
Approved by the N. Academy Of Medicine, in their
sitting Of June 3D. 1857 contains IS per cent pure
Cod Liver Oil.
The marked repugnance which many invalds feel for
every kind Of oil, and especially for Cod Liver Oil
vents many patients from using it, in where
the physician prescrbes 1t the only remedy for the
disease, II the invalid, after many efforts, succeeds
In taking it. the disgust and rspngnance neutraze to
certain extent the good effect Of the remedy. Often
darrhoea vomngs injure the state Of the patient
and the remedy is injury instead Of benefit These
unpleasant effects entirely obvated by the use Of
my Cod Liver Oil jelly The invalid take it with
out perceving the least taste of the Oil. also par
tcuary and respectfully call the attention Of physi
class to the nods operandi Of this Jelly In the ston
ach. Instead Of this feeling of nausea less
painful; which patient escapes this jelly taken al
most without taste, is gradually dissolved In the som
ach. The Oil, by its combination, forms beneficial
emusion and being carried in this manner in an in
fntesima molecular division, every particle acts and
no loss Of the remedy can happen.
PENfOLD, CLAY 4 CO.,
No Fletcher at, N. Y, General Agents.
4. Z. GAY, Wholesale and RetailA Agent.
seDt2T-w
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-09-28
TELEGRAPHTC.
Only Paper taking Dispatches IN
Southern LOGO.
Halifax. sent. u

Halifax, Sept. ~.
The bark Lothus from Liverpool arrived in
halifax harbor on Sunday p. IN. with IL Of the
o. surviving passengers Of the steamship Aus.
tria burn. at sea, Sept. IL, taken from thr bark
Maurice, Capt. Erncst Renaud on the l4th.
Al . little after o'clock on the 18th, dense
volumes Of smoke burst from the after entrance
OF the steerage. The ship was instantly put at
half speed, At which she continued until the
magazine exploded. The engineers, it il infer.
red, we're instantly sufocated. Fire was next
seen breaking through the lights amdships and
travelled aft with fearful rapidity. Some persons
ies down boat from the pcrtside Of the quarter
Gecs, and these was thought to be crushed under
tue screw. An attempt was made to launch a
ooat on the ssarboard side, hut il was swamped
from the Numbers who rushed into it, and al!
we're lost. All the frst cabin passengers were
upon the poop except q few gentlemen who
must have been smoshered in the smoking
room. Many second cabin passengers were
also on theipcop, but number of them got shut.
INTO their cabin by FIRE. Some Of them were
pulled up through the ventilator, but the great
er number could not be extricated. The last
woman drawn up said there were six ALREADY
suHocated. The ladies and gentlemen on the
poop jumped into the sea by twos and threes.
some OF the ladies; several hesitated but we're
u'iven 70 1t at tho last moment. In half an hour
not soul was to be seen on the poop
The French bark Maurice, Captain Renaud,
came Alongside the steamer at about s pm..
Anu received about 40 passengers, chiefly taken
on . the bowsprit. A few more were picked up
aoating around. At about o'clock one of the
Metallic boats came up with about 23 persons in
T. including the lst and Sd Officers Afterwards |
or men were picked up floating on . piece
u broken boat. The I'd Officer was taken up |
having been swimming for six hours. He and |
ne Sd Officer were severely burned. One male
passenger was burnt frightfully, and some
'tners slightly. There were but six women
aved, three Of whom were burnt. A Norwe
'ian bark came up with the steamer next morn.
ng and boat was observed going around the
urning ship. They may have picked up few
ersons, but only few. The Maurice had no
with the Norwegian.
The list Of saved has not been received up to
O'Clock. Should it come to hand before the
lose OF business hours, it will be published inn
ledately.