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New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
THE AUSTRIAS PASSENGERS.
F,o~ II, sp-frzHslX Rsrss,iear

Francs Traps. Of this city. received by the lart
steamer tie gratifying intelligence that his brother
Anthony did embark in the f.ted Austria, was
supposed. He expected to embark in her, and took
the car- for Hamburg for that purpose but arrived
about an hour too late In his letter 70 his brother
he expresses great yeXaton and disappointment at
missing a steamer that contained 50 many Of his
courtrymen, being entirely unconscious of its awful
fate; but the accidental delay which he 30 bitterly de-
plores saved him, probably, from horrible death.
Fro, The CircizHGfi GG.sl's.
The Freiieb Wagner whose name appears among
the liz, of passengers saved from the steamer Austria
i A resident Of this city. He saed for Europe some
months ago and returned IN the il-iatei steamer.
brother OF Mr.. w is employed at the store OF Schultz
s. Co.. on Main street.
We were mistaken yesterday in saving that Mrs.
Aniberg, sister Of Mr.. Stachel, was on board the
steamer and probably persisted. We happy to
learn that ,he j. at her residence in this city.
The name Of the sister Of Mr.. Heidelbac 3, who Is
supposed to have been lC-. the Austria, is Mrs
Natchman, and not Ackorland, as given yesterday
AMiss Marschuiz. a cousin Of Mr.. S,achel, who was
OH her way to this city, also ON board, and n, her
name does not appear among the st Of persons saved
she probably PsT,.hTrsd sg, Ts. 5. Lori. p.~.,,s.
The list of the passengers on board the steamer Aus
tria, which reported in the NV ork papers
does not include the names Of those nj cur citizens
who are known 10 have taken passa'. on her. Miss
Maria Herken is the only name rriorted from ST.
Iouis: but upon inquiry have Il. bed u ascertain
that any such lady belongs to this ety. The follow
ing particulars establish the loss of several OF our re-
rdents:
Mr.. Ferdinand Reuss of this city, who many Of our
rsader. know AZ C,nsu oi the City OF F.ankfort-on
tbe.NIan has received letter from his father at the
seaport of Cuxhaven the Northern Sea, that his
brother Theodore took passage on the Austria on the
lst Of September. Re is very probably lost, as his
name does NO, appear among the lis, If the saved.
In company with Mr.. Theodore ReEss was Mrs. Pi-
pen who is the wife OF the business partner ot Mr.
Ferd Reuss Of this city She, With her three children,
one of whom was AN infant a; the breast, all lost.
The brother-iu-aw and sister-lnaw Of Mr. Frederick
Scharnann Of this city, on Third street, between Mar
ket and Chesnu also among the lost passengers.
His name was VI. f.. Wiedman, ard the lady lost with
him was the sister Of Mr.. Scharmann's wife.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

H.Hy. FIRST OFFICER OF TIE AUsTRit.-We are
requested by Prof Gaubenskee to say that the state
ment contained on the eighth page of Thursday
TRlBusE in regard to Hahn First Officer OF the Aus
ria is Incorrect After arriving at the Maurice, Hahn
Immediately wantedto return to the burning ship in the
Hleboat, but was prevented by Capt. Renaud because
he considered it too dangerous. Prof GlaubenAslee
acted as Interpreter between Remand and Hahn, when
Remand peremptorily refused to allow any person to
90 out again. As to the casting of the liieboat adrft,
it was done because it was injured and there was no
place ON the Maurice where it could be slowed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
THE QUARANTINE INVESTIGATION

The investigation into the charges pending against
Ray Tompkins and John C. Thompson was resumed
yesterday at Stapeton, before Judge Metcslf.
DR.. Elisha Harris was the first witness.-fe stated
that be practising physician City Of New YORK aud
phy,ican Of the Marine Hospital in l9555. He
e IN. Marine Hospital from IL. estsbhn et IN 7e az
brEnsh Of Quarantine which had existed tor several years
previous Previous 1893 'e the Quarantine had
located Beds- and Governors Islands, and de-
1895 and 1893 had created great anxiety with regard % ~ feva
pha IN I and ss az that perod the disease was o-ryrd
10 be strictly Of domestic erd.a origin ~n not Y" phy
scans who had carefully obsery.d o"sved 20 De also
malady mons antDz not only
the conclusion that yellow might originate N the summer
tins here vessels arriving IN port but that II was
liable from vessels arriving IN port to spread oy personal con
tagon In the subject II lOcafon for
ih- hospta eary N tn- epidemic ID 49, tne hraitA o-f
the opinion disease Of endemc origin,
both hpboard and in the lower parts 81 the cy tn present
location The Quarantine c,ed main through the infn
anE the ,ar- the Quesnne passed the special
ayautaars Of t- Ou.raune location then claimed
TIA, wa. ur,sp.d 10 be AZ uhcent from the city
H. safety and Dr. Bailey having conyersed with the
Rev Dr. Moore OF s. Andrews Church on staten land on
the question the disease they concluded there
ocson Of e hospitals where hey
aud the well known salgory OF ne climate and tn excel
lent anchorage o'h. combinations which led its seec
tion. Witness did know wns, oppo-i'on any he.
tn the ioailou but there much delay IN securing title the
Of the hardly admitted II question
respecting population Of the island the doctrine Of the
ors OF the disease that Of local ship
Of Staten leland well IN Sewfork, and the Health Ost
ofthst day stated would BE- for yellow fever %
prevail in the Isud strong belief in the doctnrs oi P
sona eonsson prevailed up 1872 and such the
Of DR. Jo..ph Bailey when the last epidemic v,sa ~.
the Marine Hospital confined % eis.en
oitr rent yesr.i up 70 The years ls2l Dr. Baey
with ssrantine been caused oy
AZ greater distance than - feet from the prroh so
only q va, on record IN with
oi Le infection 10 greater distance t.AA 80 wv s'J
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

att and he two NcDonads these hold the latest
places Tak vi certain animals swimming up the
stream aud cutting their own throas the faster they
swim II re we have nearly three hundred men. vino
will 90 IN into abysses of the political Dead Sea
the moment they have succeeded in ACCOMPLISHING
wha, some of the enthusiastic are madv striving
for These depend for bread upon their places.
Would it not be well for them make terms with Mr.
Keys in Congress, instead of wasting their
energies for the advancement of one who tau. vii
ling TO sacrifice them
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

NEw-HAvEs RAILRoAD.-FALL ARRAaGrMEsr.-
The Fall arrangement for running the trains on the
New-Haven Railroad goes into effect Monday next
the 4th inst, when the departure of the trains from
this city will be as follows:
a. for New Haven stopping at all time table stations
Boston Express, stopping at Stamford Bridgeport and
New-Hayrn
I245 D. for New Haven, stopping at all time table stsons
3t for New Haven stopping all the principal ,tsous
4n Boston Express, stopping at Stamford, Norwsik
and Bridgeport.
ASP for New Haven, stopping at all the principal staons
$50 D. for Norwalk, stopping at all way stations
$50 for Port Chester, sor ping at ali way stations
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

GoIp FROM PIKEs CREEK.-We saw yesterday
saws The -. Louis Democrat, lump OF gold,
weighing three ounces, resembling il shape and
quality the California gold as it comes from the Dig
gings, which was seut TO Mr.. Cook of the firm OF
Cook & Matthews OF this city, by his brother, from
Pixies Peak, the new FL Dorado.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
STATEN ISLAND UNITED on QUARAN
TINE REMOVAL.
ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The committee appointed by the Executive Commit
tee of Staten Island on Quarantine matters, to call
upon the Commissioners for Quarantine Removal and
examine their plans for the construction of Floating
Hospitals having reported the particulars of their in
terview, and that they have examined the plans and
approve of the same. and that the spot selected
for the structure is at least two miles from the
shore Of Staten Island. Therefore,
Rered Tha, the Committee cordially approve Of the s,os
Of the for Removal and Of their plans and win
heartily cooperate with ,heu Ia carrying out the plans reported
upon, as far as lies IN their power.
Resord rha In the opinion of this Committee The plans
for Removal approved by the stats
authorities such will give general satisfaction to the oit
zen. of Island aud will aay all pejudre against TIN
Quarantine Institution. NATHANIEL BAkhETT,
WM. II. VANDERBILr Sec'y Chairman.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
THE REGATTA PRizEs.-We learn that the Commit

THE REGATTA PRlzrs.-We learn that the Commit
tee have awarded the prize for the rstcass to the
Rebecca that the Znga takes the schooner cup
prize got up by subscription; that the MaNering re-
ceivesthe secondcass prize, and that in the third class
no decision has yet been made in consequence of pro-
tests put in all around. The Narragansett protests
against the Margaret and Fanny the Margaret protests
against the Fanny, and to settle the dFereace the
area of sails carried by the contestants will have to be
measured
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

ARREST OF FEMALE PrcHPocKgT.-A young
woman, WHO gave her name as Jane Coyle, was
arrested yesterday by Officer Wallace charge Of
having picked the pocket of Mrs. Wightman Of .
pure containing so, while riding in Fulton Ferry
stage The accused was detected in the act by another
lady passenger who sitting on the opposite seat,
and gave information Of what had trsnspirei. Jane
was taken before Justice Walsh, who committed her
for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

RECOVERY oE A GoLD WArcH AsD CHAs.-M'.
Sherman of Schenectady with the assistance Of Ofoer
Bo-twck of the Mayors Squad, yesterday recovered
a valuable gold watch and chain which had been OBJ
tained, by means Of a forged order, from jeweler
with whom it had been left for repairs, in ScheDectady.
It had been pledged at the pawn-shOp Of Mr. Simpson
by the person who had fraudulently obtained it.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

TBY CANAL BoARp.-The Cina Board has just re-
jected, by strict party vote Commissioner Rusge''
proposition 10 excav ate al additional foot in the Cay
"a Marshes at cost Of about fl6 500 thereby secuI
ing feet depth Of water 1t the opening OF nav
cation next Spring: Yeas M.ssrs. 1t. Governor ana
Commissioners Ruggles and sheriff.; Nays Messrs.
Church vanderpoel, Tremain JaycoI ana kIehmonl.
BY similar vote, substitute was adopted paying
bonus Of about go 900 to tie contractor OF Ic sec
ton for completing his contrad ~ the Isl oi III.
ber 1853; and affirming the obligation 70 hnish 'ie
Oswego Canal simultaneously with the trie. r,,--,l
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
Tornado at Ithaca.

ITHACA, Friday, Oct. 7, I8oS.
Al about O'Clock p. NJ. yesterday, this village was
listed by the most severe tornado ever witnessed in
,bs yicinity. l.. b. Lents mammoth circus tent was
blown 10 the ground but happily one seriously
injured. The lightning struck in three places, de-
stYoying large amount Of property. The barns and
on,.lorses Of Allen Hazen, mile and half south
N The village and the barns Of John Van Buskirk,
two or three miles west, were burned. There was
also large fire to the South, but we have yet been
unable 10 learn the particulars. Rain is still falling
Ier
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

RAyAoEs or willow FEvgR on Hoo IsLAsD-AL-
MOST WHOLE CRrw DrsrRoYED.-The schooner T..
T.. French, Webb, captain from Suffolk, Va, arrived
Yesterday, in two days from Hog leland Capt. Webb
states that it was reported at Hog Island Sept. -.
that schooner from the West Indies had put in there
and up on shore on Ship Shosl Inlet, and that ali
hands except the captain and cook had died of fever
Assistance had been sent 70 her.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

A YAsKyE SwsDLED AT A Mock AUcrios.-Mr.
Thomas johnson, resident Of Worcester, Mass, yes
terday entered mock auction shop, No. Chatham
street, and paid 80 50 for watch, represented TO
him as gold, but which was discovered to be
worthless article. Officer Black Of the Mayors
squad compelled the Swinders to dsgorge the money
and take back the ticker.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
uorse Fair at Elmira.

nm. n. ] :, FIIIdIi OCVODeI 7, Io'S.
LLssn,ed apy races taking place yesterday,
The seeeHiipued to-day and much interest
Sut they wf ,Len. This afternoon the fair was ad
snsnifes'ea ea,I n ibe 18th inst. when Mlers Damse
icqIneS and Tacony will contend for prize
Belle op The l4tb the stations st. Lawrence and
oit, a I'll exhibit their speed for prize of 500
Hons", ".s,,fsction is expressed with the way every
%;,g is arranged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

RETURN or THE FIRENEs.-Tbe New-Yo 6remen
returned last night from Albany by the Harlem Rail
road when they received in fine style by large
number of companies, and escorted with MUSIC, torch
lights and rockets through the principal streets Of tho
city to their quarters company of Detroit fremes
came with them visit, the guests of Hose Com
pany No. 2J,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
..-;cau Missionary Association

WORCESTER, Mass, Friday, Oct. /, 1853.
The forenoon session Of Yesterday was mainly occu
poa .n;mssd discussions thereon. In the afternoon
spa DISCUSSION the institution Of the Lord
ahele In the evening, after addresses by the Rev.
STPp. Zee. Worth and others, the Association ad-
Ts og Board of Officers elected for the
ing yeSr.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

Cu.xcxso The Contracting Board,
at its recent mretnc' removed Hugh II, Severance,
formerly on the Gencsee Valley Cana, ana appTLn,e'
Daniel Richmond. Also superseded n. A. W.
Resident Engineer at Butlo, By aPPCinrht pn, a a.
keeler Tie Board also superseded lho: -. - ~
Black River Canal. John A. Lightfan, lst Assistant
at Seneca Falls, was removed; no Successor we.
named. Howard Townsend. 1t Assistant 81 L'oA''
resigned. No successor named.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

CoRREcIIos.-In the list from Ths Zeitung oIthose
supposed to be passengers the Austria, appear the
names of Kayser California, Newman do, part
ners. relative Mr.. Kohn), residing in Avenue &,
received letter by the Arabia in which the above
named state that they will sail by the steamer onthe
Ist Oc,,her
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
Mortality at Savannah.

SAvANNAH Thursday, Sept. 50, 1913.
The number of interments in this city yesterday
gss Sc zen. None of the deaths from yellow
tsyer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
,,s,lvouia State Fair.

btTreBTRGH, FHdh!, VV'' u ~
The State Fair Fi., j. now ,oay SsSs %ia% a. sipkss
5000 Pe%SPs e%SPss,%areiand delivered the annual addTes'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

VIOLATION OF QuaRAsTrsE LAws.-Roger Gushing
wa arrested on Friday morning by Officer Frederick
Beu Of the river police, a charge of vioatlng the
Quarantine laws, by boarding ship lying of Staple
ton soliciting junk or taking sailors from the vessel
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

- and for many years connected wit /;
news collectors, died this morning. He had
fs r.. S1 Rp"bess @ Of the Sr FT ssa 1t to to-
rrecf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
The Yellow Fever i'm New-OrIcams.

Nrw.ORLEANs, Thursday, Sept. 81, lS58.
The deaths from yellow fever yesterday were d.
NEw-ORLEASs, Friday, Oct. |, 1853.
The deaths by yellow fever in this city yesterday
we're i6.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
r,,er from Rio.

T0r,oIr Friday UcIober 7, T6os.
p.-,S;.n H % dsys from Rio, arrived in
The bart Rd'S ps,'1 .y She LEFT there the irisate St.
sSd'i i e. sy Was "s sdod all ssS Ssrsa
dnu
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

Corpr mr. Appyrs Oct. |. ls5s-No. Ji2, on az
suu.u, so. 100 ia lis IS of No. s. reserved Tor oe, -
Cal,rdu for saturday Oct 2Nos lti D ~ H. 10
i9, p
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02
JOHN KELLY AND THE CUSTOMHOUSE

In paragraph published some weeks ago, referring
to the extensive Custom-IIouse and Navy-Yard pat
ronage enjoyed by Mr.. John Kelly, we stated, as the
only example within easy grasp that in one single de-
arfment Public Stores, in the former of these benev-
olent institutions, Mr.. Kelly had been given torty-n'ae
appontments for distribution among his political
friends the said appointments producing an annual
revenue of more than $4,000 at the lowest,
and probably not less than $4,000, paid by " Un-
Gle SAM" to sustain these precious electoneering
agents in Mr.. Kely's Congressional District. We
also gave particulars of conversation between Kelly
and the Collector in which Mr.. Kelly begged Schell
not to remove one single friend of his until after the
election for Sheriff. and then, You know, Mr.. Schell,
L" being out of Congress, and with County patronage
% of my own can have no claim on you! When
Sheriff. there are only some five or six can ask you
to RETAIN and can send you in their names at the
right moment
This statement was very bitterly denied and viied
in the little printed organ Of the Cusom-House and Mr.
Kelythe organ going so far as to calumnlate very
worthy and honest gentleman on the supposltion that
he was the writer of the paragraph in question Thus
challenged to the accuracy of our facts we present
the following OyJour names of persons residing IN
Mr.. Kellys Congressional District, and holding ap-
pointments obtained for them by Mr.. Kelly in the one
I..l1 atDaON Hrf0n
..en,t. ar, o,e,s ,bo, Wilma ding and
H. a;.,,n,oa - and tbe nrenopderapce of French
aoas in ,he IL, c,ppo, fail 70 give any unprejudced
;a,o . b;ob o,ipon Of Mr.. Kelly's political impartial
Ito and nerfect frapkness:
A. e.,'no Iobn Keyus Coapresssional District, ap-
pointed for JOhn Kelly an the Pubic Store:
IT,, nr;.oo,s f0oS'" "Ahr iack Fitzserald
Dan Donovan, Bill Kennedy
,.oI cou;ns '" Pat NerHs
Denny Burns, Pai Ban on.
ps, psyyty Jack Griffin,
ia < Roach peoIse p.. 1T.prv Hrv "'N'eS'
TENTH wAkD,
1aSk p;G rsd Meiahi' Jim iaSs Shaw
Pa Lander. Jack DempseL
Andie Asa"en vorv,,r,rH whRp
Jack O'Brien, Jack oha!oran
I Tom Tom Syhonnessy yy NsS HisTins
Tim Mcntire Jack Mcdonnell
bil Ie,hoen; Rmm; n isp KIN NO g,
Jacs KeIy (No- ~ John & II l. HsloIan Il
barry Mefifoy, Tom GBIcn'
PAT psi' Bairss Bhya's john Nc srS Donald .epr esq
Jack tinsy !sck Mcponnell JuHI'
b"np~ GBr,n Tim Dranie
Ja's obfen' A'i'1' ''S''
These are but names Pickea al ranuo" from o"e
| single department 10 "hich We ohai''u - so'
access nevertheless, .n'"g" SHOWN :! '"el'
prove the nature OF MI. helIy PTtJuHfts anu t'o
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-02

The Boston Adrertiser publishes the sueloned
letter from the Hon. CHARLES SUMNER to agentleman
Of Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
Watn lurf.

DR. T.. J. LOWENTHALs WATER-CURE and
~ GINsAsrrN- Bergen Igh; Now jersey ten minutes
m either the Hobker o. jersey City ferry by H sua' stages
kyOUNT PROSPECT WATER-CURE, Bing
NI bsrnton NJ 7, 2l5 miles from the city By Erie
kaFcsd natural .tion tn besy by no ot1o
a. tbe Jror FERNS S5to Per Po circulars address
J Il NOKTH Y. D., or MARTHA FRENCH, NJ d.
TIIE SARATOGA WATER CURE is the
Place wh,re lLvis 20 to regain health aod where the
wsy nom their lAbors Large eni airy rooms are
tar! here, AID ted tha. will do good to rest up1r
Add.sss N BEDORTHA. 81. D. SaIa.oss Spring. n. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
thlEA n0A STATE OF MINNESOTA
D lSUJ.U\JO EIGHT PER CENT BONDS-Prin

clos. and interest payable In the City Of New York. matlne
July 1857 coupons payable lst January aud July BY
u Fund adequate payment OF the entire loan al ,
futy special for the payment Of ineie = as emoodeo
following extracts from the law authorizing the &c an
,led Tor the current pense Of the Sste levy tax sufficient
10 pay the Interest the provided for In this act
SIC There shall also be levied the sunua tax Of $70 III
10 br held AZ Snkg Fund with which TO cancel
the Dor Is mentioned this the time the shall be-
come due. 80,
SIC TIE above mentioned In section four Of this ect
shs h uv sted annually the Treasurer of the state OF Mm
ntsa Il States Minnesota State stocks or IN case
oL, on which the interest Is iesualy psd which cks shall
be equal per cent tooks and which he shall procure as
low rates be- purchased, which stocks shall be
held 81 By the Treasurer uI the time the loan men
TONED shall become due and 'ha then be disposed o.
Al the proceeds the sale Of such United States Soct shall b.
payment Of the Loan authorized In this act
subscribers oef for the above nds being part OF
the oul, the State Of OO and would re-
* the attention Of parties desiring safe and
profitable inyestnent CLAIM poDSh N1VV.i,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02

CoLosr OF WALpHssEs IN ILLINOIS "A colony Of
WslderNs from the French Alps has been commenced
near the Odsil Station, the Chicago, Alton and ST.
Ious Rai.road, Livingston County. Thirty-fve hun
d.sd sc,es of Iaaa have been purchased st reason.
abe rate asd eight heads Of families have become
the piosse1 of tis settlement Others azs ANXIOUS to
join thsa, bat ~ they hsys oay bsse sbs % bald
beazd sAasty. ssl buy tsv ysks q exsa = pre-
pan tae ervalA TAsY asS rePcssstsd - ysrX Heef.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
en- .4SVteVJU JOSEPH RAILROAD COM
III LAND BONDS

PANl LAND bOSDS.
SATURDAY the ih day Of August next at noon receive At
the ece the Fiscal Agency Boston sealed proposals to the
purchase Of 500 Of their Land Bonds IN sums OF SSo OF
. SioOa
by which will be apparent that the sale OF their bonds w
with the otae. available of the Company sOrd sum
cient means 10 open the ad through early next Spring
eSISoocJ secured by mortgage VIM. H. swt, Sidney
Bartlett Nathaniel Tbsye Trustees upon the nds grse
TO the Company payable in % years from APf 1870
with int~ret. stm annually At per cent per annuu
The tsher of Bond viii certificate giving aul me
outors rsht 70 take Apy time within after the cars
run tnIuush Hannibal 10 81 Joseph equs amount II the
STOCK Company Cubjec TO assessment as follows per
sha upon the stock and receiving the o-ftate
scrip and Tot over * per share during any sA mouths
TIE said sessments will be receivable in of hs Land
Bonds tbs Company offered with proper adjustment Of
interest 80 , I'm
10 Ten Der cent each bscrphon to the Loan will Dc
psyabe OF the seventeenth day Of August next aud VIII
retained security, without issaif BONDS 'nerc'o
until the hole Of such subscription 10 PAID up
10 Ten per the seventssnth OF Sepeuloei'
% 1u eity Der cent the seventeenth of October.
"A Tweuty pcr cent the seventeenth OF Noycmbet.
80 Twenty rsi cent the seventeenth OF Deceme-T
80 Twenty per cen. on tho scv entecnth OF January
100
For each n,.amen. except the h Bonds will b. issnet
18th pfcpsI interest when payments ere rnads
the f Agency thereof the tine when the first payment
IT, rccd. of the sales Of the GOO 90 Of Land Of the
Cornrsny ere appropriated fast a. received TO hs psyaen Of
the B. nda BY lot and the Bonds sr Ieoesoe rs oAa ~
n.ym, NJ for the Lands Of the Company.
ron the above conditions the Loan VIII be awarded 20 toe
hbt rep Dsbs hbde the Company resevins % themselves
the right TO the responsibility OF the parIes making the
popossls ~ well the rate offered. -
r s. WATSON Treasurer Of the Fiscal Agency,
No. IS City Exchange, Boston. Mss@