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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

SrpRsss Coegr-liscun. Nos. SIS, 49, 81
1857 1867 1915 2l03 2oos, 1901 2223 22e5 2257 22al
2297 1920, 23o 1903 23o7 $500 % Is AMI tac old
bers to e3S3. Part Mos. $50 1850 34o4 1874, 1913
1910, 2i66, eco, 1890 $780, 25O 25l6 $50 1922 1924
2es, l67i pts 1906 255o 256o 1862 25o4 5000 25Io
1872, 2574, 2576, 257S, 25s2
SyrgRIoR CouRT--Nos 500 143 3is 4o, ass, 800, 25i
204 4G, 100, 4o6, IT. 49, a35 3ss $50, 1913, sol 0
4o4 400 4o7, All, 43G, s79, sos, 5i2, 52l 500 ADS
458L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

MISCELLANEOUS.
a nARTHoLFs sgwryG MACHINES HAVE NO
N. superior Herald Once 80 broadway.
A RICE se,gFssERs,s so S4ssL STREET.
Blass Chantiy l,ee. in srea, rar,csy.
Slack ouipure lace ~ Az widths.
Rex p Fssct ' is'e. d s sc- yys .s'
French round and square runh-r
French and scotch sssr vss s.''' 'a's''
. s.eh - co.isss and sets bands.
Pom, collars ana ss,s
Point d applique collar. iacss, handEsrcheis. baroes
Medallion e &c c.i ',y,. and sets
Mourning collars ani Bcts
iaes 2 want q any q the above soois r picase call
our motto s. no, . be ou;aoac."
AT RICE 4 soLDrNBrRG,s. sIs CANAL STREET
N BARGAIN fpcN AUCTION
The a aoy. s Ss,' f saoa sa ssa ribbons
n.n "S s.o 81 ~ S q s. ass' eo's' and
Thinning rescn. sns insis euJs, % a. and eSamu'
. prR se rs mi Egow ~ M ss s Seer
CROCHET, CHENILLE AND Fss,p FgiSoss.
i AT WHOLESALE
BMd r. Z s. sn ,sr,, CO.
Would respectfully announce % Joeeers .,d t-lc
,ss vsry general nes 1ui.e uniyeraA p,.ose Sdoiet W
ouhs d throwing ther socfs open tor rcsns
iasi ,he season Cor s
r eo" ssS ssnpI' OsSs ss - e s =.
cfthe same, but The contrary d. sl bsevs N tie ability
q s 'd Ss & ~ sy + l,PVgg \ -, Tors
To tbs end hey invite the attention q ~ those any
wy Interested " as s'S Hss s,Gse , .,g: q
Srs wtJsrirss y s ny, noa 7AS'ehes
'' afoSfs I'M FeStv RosEs.
oonpei,uoa and legitimate ousaess.
81 AiEsASs', g sad O. FulSOu street.
ii '' AiESAss', g and es Fulton street
S4 At TVAHs', s. snd s. Fulton street
Sb Al EVANS, g. and g. Fulton street,
dee BLACK CLOTH ovERCoATs
SO =, EvANs, d saa g. Fulton street.
scb -, Al Evans % and s. ruiiou stree,
90 A,EvSss es ana g. Fuion street.
q, O BLACK CLOTH oyrRco,Ts
% - AiEvsSs', . ana @ Futon street
GO BLACK CLOTH ovFRcoATs
% MEvANs 90 and g. Fulton street.
o1D HEAVY BLACK CLOTH OvERCOATs
GiV AtENANs &C and 6s Futon street.
= -
C1n HEAVY BLACK Cr.orH oyrRCosrs
,plO AkvANS 66 and O. Fulton street..
&1O HEAVY BLACK CLOTH ovERCoATs
oIO MENANS 65 aud o. Fuli0n street
&C EXCELLENT BLUE AND BLACK PILOT OVER
90 coats. At EVANS, 90 and s. Fulton street
GO EXCELLENT BLUE AND BLACK PILOT OVER.
~ coats AENAns o. and Is FULTON street
&C rxCEILENT BLUE AND BLACK PILOT OVER.
40 AtENANS', 10 and IS Fulton street.
dix FINE MOSCOW BEAvER ovERcoATs,
gle MhVANS', 81 aud IS Fulton street.
cir FINE MOSCOW BEAVER ovFRCOATs
sNlO At EVANS. - aud 6S Fulton stet,
elk FINE MOSCOW BsAvER ovEsCo ATS
Dlc al EVANS, &C. Ayd IS fu'lJu street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Philadelphia Firemen expected TO have
their photographs taken at HOLMES gallery before they lease
the city, at 2S9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

SUNDAY, NOV. 2i-5P.M
The week has been broken one, amt though the ho-
day caused the bank exchanges Ia rise Wednesday and
Friday TO m unusual amount, the volume If business
done hasbeen small The accounts fam Enropc have been
uniformly unfayorablc They may be summed up as
over prices for cotton with prospect Of further de-
TO touch inferior breaistuIs any price;
rather increased demand for money growing seemingly out
Of the unsatisfactory state Of the exchanges between Eng
land and tho Continent and the rcsau Of tn as Of
Vienna lower prices for ps. aol general saga,on
in merchandise aud stocks. These have natural
ly damaged the spirits OF the public here Cotton h
not materially varied in Price here since last week
but yesterday the hirlncss ef holders showed sign
Of giving way. The receipts al the ports for the
last wcck $4,000 bales against 81 600 last year
making So 900 bales, against $4,000 70 date
OF certainty rcad5tuis close about where they stood
week ago; The in them al this port Is mostly
speculative aud the losses of real must be heavy
groceries and general merchandise the business Of the
week has been hight and without important change in
quotations. Sugars Arm al last prices. Hides
scarce and arc active advance Of &c ID. There
has been movement IN teas. Dry goods, usual at
this season, have been mammals.
Tho foreign trade OF the port las, week very mode
q imports the corresponding week last year l. ing
niecant and the exports show decline AS approach
the holidays business must b. exported TO tall or The
following the comparative Custom House tables Of the
foreign trade Of the port
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Williamson ErOthers-Cam ypists, Artists
in oil, water Color &C. &C. $40 Fulton street, Brookiyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

canadian lour was lea bunyani ani sales confined 10
about 400 Dbs clorng with iac Of quotations
Southern nour 10 fair demand, with Of about
30 bills closing within tho range 81 quotations Rye
nnur and mca quiet and sales linied wheat
Tho mar&c, was heavy and the demand limited. Tho
sslrs embraced about $4,000 bushels, including
Canadian whtc. a 81 A. - 50, causiian club ats o.
good red Western, n 81 %; mxcd Western 81 -.
choice white ksagesy part at 81 so Fair white Southern
a 81 20 and rcd 10 tsoodl NJ II - Corn heavy
and prces Irregular Toe stl.s embraced about
1900 bushes, including Western mixed at T3t,c.
&c, white ssprti.rn al SIC AMI Jersey yeoe Al SIC.
So. Rye YVES frner, With sales q 200 bushels AZ
nc. BARLEY nrm. oats 1ere dnl AMI lower, with
sacs Of STATE as, and % Western aud Canadian
NJ 50c. a SC,
Coiy11-sales n 10 bags Of Eo we're maic AZ i0s.c
CoI7oS--fhc MARKET was armcr, with sales II about
1000 baes, including 100 IN tfansia, osng arm AZ
III Sc for midnling uplsncs.
fRgIgtTSTo liverpool about 400 hslcs o. cotton wer.
engaged Il "a, ~ ierc- laxsecd Al ~ 6d per ton, 100
bb!s shoe pegs al p, aud 900 Ibis resin =. ga
IT, London 400 crccs of becf wcrc engaged Al 8 M aud
900 bhls. % AZ o. Sd Cotton 10 !isvre vas al &c
ashes and rice NJ - 80 and bark AZ $40 schooner
taken TO load With lumber n Tarcn Cor Havana
sie rhcro was nc,hirg new 70 Glasgow, Australia or
California.
Firrsacs of about 200 boscs OF ra.sins were made
ncluiiug layers, n s. ~, " Rs II 80 0j halves at
81 o., AMI quarters Al roc; AMI about 900 bbis and 80
do DC " we're - \ n sac
nAY Wa irn Il sos ior shipping win sacs Of about
900 bales.
lFos.-scg,ch pg sas arn, with Gales Al fun prices
Motasss.-saics % % binds. roFto Rico wee made
AZ 3oc.
Provisions --Pofk--rTc market WIS heavy and sales
moderate There continued y be fr demand for future
delivery The sales the pot embraced about 300 bits
IN dots including NJ fT 3d. thin AZ sls IS, and
80 70 ala Tor prime and 900 bbs mess sold al
sellers optcn, deliverable IN nNccrcr at slT So beef
firm and 10 far demand, With sales u about $50 hbls,
including country prime ~ 80 10 ~, country az
IS IA RAILROAD mess az A. repscS ed wcs,ern 10 n
~ 70 Sli, and extra DO Al sll 80 $I2 Prime
wss nofnsua, AZ SIS fie Sales &c 300 bbs beet hss
made al lac. isc cr fair to good Bacon dail
Cot meats irregular the sales embraced 30o bbls.,
Including shoulders nj &c SIC aud 500 hams AZ gisc
LARD was steady and tho ics embraced about 300 bbs
a. i0Ac. Tic and sales OF 500 ucrccs prime
ported, deliverable In January February ard March, ~
nc aud 600 kegs nj 1850. 1880 Dressed hogs
selling M It. gc Butter and cheese unchanged.
Rfr qrict and prces were nominal
SrG,nslhr market was steady, with sales of about
$50 hhds Cuba and 80 do Porto Rico within the range of
CSC 20.
wRrsn war steady with sales ~ abou, 600 bbis at
22Nc nc,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

POSTAL DIRECT
Foreign and Domestic Malls
TrsfR or CLOSING Ar THs INV Yosg OFFICE.
Dos EsTic ansaY Buna'a and csnadas So ~
North ani West IaaN..........s..s 81 !. N.
Western ~ al. VIA FneiSR .5l. A. n and q. r. ".
south sod sou.hs es.err
Ps '.s mai b railroad ~ az AZ = IN
BY Ht~ataip.st.. ~ n
CALIFORNIA. ~ steamer, via Panama. Monday,
The Overland N.i s,r c,'.iocnia leave, !, 10.
every Monday anu fharsdry. ats 4. -. Letters
tesgnsd Zoe Il shouid h .asrked "osersnd, 'u
~ Louis"
s. LsKE ctrr abe oyc-sre NAL scm 81 Joseph (xo3 70
fiRce-ytlc. yia Sal Ia cry leaves ~ Joseph
every ssturesy, IT a. ~ Letters should -
Marked "Ovtr.snG ". ~. Joseph'
So. Pscrvic ~ steamer. ,is p.nsms, Monday
HAva., y s,esrser b.c warrior. saturday.
Nx.ico. IRON sew cans ~ s,earship fesnessee On
the AZ srd Iah ~ csc. mon,h
Eusors. .hy s,e.ryss'r sss for iayeTpccl. Wed
ntsiay, nor. si......*... pa a. n.
TIME OF CLOSING At Titr LONDON orFiCy
rspia The Overisrf Val folowsyia Mar
N,ies, ~ tn. ii, P.h, ffth and csh of Each month.
Ntr southampton ath. i'm AMI 3-h touching a,
.,trraltar Malta. Alexandria, -tcx ana Aden.
WA Marseies La gla sai 18th Via S.ls
~. sih .si nth
AUvaAIA Via Nsrs.ls- md Suer the l5,h Via SgGh.
r,nf',ou and sr-y 2,n.
NGrrYrsus VIA Aacn tAe h ani 2..h o. ,hr month
BeAzIL Via Southampton ~. 9th ~ the month
81 When ib. ds- maAi., the Ind Ausra'isn
mails ri Lonirn fall suneHy they .c ~, the
aversng prev.oyiA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

sosxrH Bssssrve Esd, who few months ago took up
his res,dence in York pa died In that place the 18th
inst sf,er brief illness lie was about seventy years
Of age He was e number OF years United States Con
eal NJ 9inasp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Ssyu--At Rolling Spring, New jersey, on Tuesday
Nov. 49, Sarah, wife OF sr John Suyth, 81 three
Married.
Bfrysy--JEv,ros AT nanvile Penn, on wednesday
evening" Nov II, a the residence c the brides father
by the Rev. Joseph Jennson, Mr. Dawn n BRsFy, Of
Philadelphia 10 Miss AvroNgry JEvNtsoS, daughter of
William Isnnison, Of nanvlle, Pa.
Crm1a-MsRrN On wednesday, Nov NJ. BY the Rev.
nr. hcCln,ock WILLIAM H. CuRus 10 AsSIs H. MANN,
both Of this city
CRaynotr,w ISrxRBIs-fn this city, Wednesday, Nov.
"a, by Rev A. " Birmingham, Nc. osuo l. Ce,SDolr
10 Mrs. En-. wIyruarrx
prrx-ArSwswosra.-At Buffalo, on THURSDAY, Nov. ts
by the Rev. Dr. Corning nj the residence " Morgan W
HfN~p, ESQ, WV. T. pvyx of Brooklyn, l. T.. 50 lSrsA
daughter q A'neswora ssl, OF Fets Wills, Jefferson
eoanty, NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

The winter O1OtEs1Dg 1Or bOys, NS Rogers
& RAYMOND's, comprises immense variety of
overcoats elegantly cut together with dress and school
entirely lyle adapted to from i've 70 sixteen
and the cheapest Ia the trade - . -
ROGERS 4 RAYMOND
Corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22
CITY CoMMERCiAL REPORT.

SATrRnty, Nov. 20 Y. "
A-HE-.-Ssies were limited and prices heavy.
BRxspsryfys. - lour-The market fog Common brands
ontnuei heavy, while good TO choice grades and extra
rands ruled urni n alcs embraced abon, 900 bbls
n. M Niihin The folinN. N rAnpc Of l.rlccs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22


Total, is5s........... .eoa,52i -
The banks are gaining specie. u IS generally under
stood that he drain southwark has ceased and
no cxrec,s exchange Eurcc rise tho prospect
that tho bank must again accumulate specie freely
They did 10 The spring last week thcy showed specie
average q go o3e az l. expected that iney
wfl show az oco ooo ,ho average a Novea
bcr Is was rising ono Tho sab Treasury holds ~ as lag
against t7 so7 SIS on Saturday ot me week r,evioN
There n change IN the valve OF money. Call loans
range IRON three four TOR cent, the rate being
oitcucr than the former Short st class paper
j. done At aais ninety day Paper nrst class, at -, a
5s long paper, second csss 81 10, according 10
quality and date The incrci'ei demand 70 money IN
Europe has not been followed ~ any corresponding IL.
here Foreign exchange continues 70 droaP. ror
Yesterdays steamer the clcer Tor sterling
1osaf 100, few brokers holding, tal not selling, az
Icoa; francs arc quoted a SIS a $40
The stock exchange exhibits a tendency " relapse into
the condition of aIathy anil lullnoss which marked u
throughout the On the one side TIC abundance
Of money and the clear prospect that in very short
time banks viii again hold something Ike thirty FIVE
millions of Idle CON- calculated induce TO spe.
cua,c and 70 buy stocks the rise but on the other II
undcnablc that the public faith The sncy stocks Of he
dry destroyed and TOO certain tnlt NJ the IRE
sent time, &C the property represented by these
stock. Is earning air income Tho causes which
enable the banks 10 accumu,le much useless bgllon
in their vaults operate TO prevent the railroads from
oarnisg money II, on the hand, the plcnti.
funcss of money may tempt spectators to bay
stocks because II IS easy 10 carry them, that
very same accumulation Of coin here ought warn them
agans, dong anything Of the kind because il means
that there business doing in the interior aud
frcshss and traffic on the roads state stocks and cho'cc
bonds are and have been Tor tmc IN steady con
slant demand. The price which they selling il, Cor
instance 20 for Mours s7H FOR yirgnas, - for Ten
ncssccs all SIX per stocks showing how much the pub
lie prepared 10 pay Cor safe Investments The demand
for railroad bonds evcor instance such bonds as the
Ercsthc ccnycrtblcs selling al toalso proves that
any security where income neither dependent on doubt
l contingencies liable TO BE- taken away By fraud &c
sure Of marsc, at high prices present BN With rail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Good Tea 81 the Chest, and 10 ibs. Good
coffee 81. CHkISfiAkSOS'S tea warehouse No I
Chambers street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22
Winter CiothIng.-We have this

Wheeler s. Wilson's Sewing Machines,
new STYLE Price $50 O2ice 313 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Defiance SaInnansler Sefes-Vfth Patent
powder proof locks and bars Also, fire and burglar
proof parog safes. Depot 1872 Pearl street
ROBERT NJ PATRICK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Winter ClOthIng.-We have this week made
Arge additions " stock Of Moscow and Labrador beaver
for which the demand has large
OF beaver aud Cashmere winter coats psIes
pars and vests to match also largely rceshed from
ries Of late mportaons early call viii Of
our desirable styles that viii be out of the market
u. DEVIIE x co,
2oo. $50 and 26U Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Rnrry's TricophcrOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dessng beau cleansing curling
preserving and restoring the hair. Ladies' y Sold ~ AL
druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupces-
The best In the world, SURPRISING all Made sold
at the mapufactory, ZS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22
Gcntlemen,s SAX, satin and Uool,en

Al Dempsey u FnxEis', Goa Broadway,
fashionable wedding and visiting wedding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Business Suits nj n Great Sscrifice.-We
will commence Monday Nov r. sell first fashion.
akle fifteen dollars same are cold by other
houses at twenty five dollars and not by previously for
less than twenty dollars MCKINLEY Z McCRADE,
ALB broadway, corner of Lspenard street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Eerring's Patent Champion Fire
and burglar proof safe 25i Broadway Murray ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

EoilGway's Pilss.-The sLen.e(, comedies
thai they have performed seemingly miraculous cures few
doses At this season will regulate the
and vi.or to tho internal functions o. the body.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Cr.stnt:oro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
III bert the world hole and retail and dye pr
va.ey applied No. 6 As.oT Housa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

-Lo-rrcoo-At the Thirteenth street ryosb ~"
Ran church. on Wednesday, Nov TO- by tie Rev. 4 D.
Burchard, TKoDoas A. sHEAa to MAxuaA r. LOCKWOOD,
all OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Rupture Cured by MarsIl's Radical Cure
truss Reference u AL the principal and physicians
Of the city Call and examine No. Iesey street Aston
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

Ladies', II Sensible, VIII PrOeure N Pair nj
cASTRELiS adies thick sole fall boots Sl3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

SILK, UOIltN AkllS-
sian scsrf and scars de voyage,-A RAYMOND co, 2T
Broadway invite the attention of wholesale buyers their
new and exclusive styles OF the above goods imported and
manufactured by them for their late fall trade Also
stsn'y on hand the largest stock OF crava ties &C. the
city.
Sausc, silver Pintcr.-Oid Ware Rcpla:cd
gilt equal TO at ia Fulton street. Sun Building.
Ballou's French Woke Shirts, Ready Made
and 10 order, warranted TO it, st less than usual prices
fALl.oU BROTHERS. 4I9 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-22

MEYERS MIRACULOUS yERMIN DESTROYER -
wi Read the eighth psFe Of the Daily Ttmes number
~ certificate. sesng t. he efficacy Of Meyers miraculous
remedies which fail 10 destroy all kinds Of vermin tor
sale At the prop-tors depot, 6i2 broadway Houston
street at Rshons 10 Aston House and III Broadway
Canal street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-03
suspension of the southern Bank.

The Stock Banks having determined on
Saturday TO throw out the notes of the Bank
of America, the Southern Bank on yesterday
morning gave the following notice to its
depositors:
SOUTHERN BANK. Monday, August 80, 1858.
am informed by the officers Of the other
Banks that they viii to-day refuse TO receive
the notes of the Bank OF America Such
being the case, l am unable to pay your
deposit, but hope to be able TO do so in
short time. But hereby pledge my indivi-
dual property for the payment of every dol
Tar due you. w. j. DAVE, President.
IL is understood that the Bank will go into
liquidation. Ii Is one OF the Free Banks, and
has bonds on deposite, with the Comptroller
10 the amount of upwards of $4,000. It's
circulation, which Is mostlyi In Kentucky, and
in Northern Tennessee, Is about $4,000.
The note holder, therefore, Is very well Sc
cured, and ought not TO make unnecessary
sacrifice. The amount due 20 depositors, We
learn, Is something like SIS 900, all OF which,
We doubt not, from Mr.. DAWES personal char
aeter aud property resources, will be made
good with time mpAis BHiiaiH, Aug. Sia.
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fSH The Hon. Mr.. Wortendyke, democrat
ic Representative in the prese II Conss
from the State Of New York; and, during the
late session, supporter of the "Kansas poll
cy" of the Administration, announced, we OBJ
serve, on the occasion of his recent re-nomi-
nation by the democracy of his district, that
in his judgment the restriction of the eng
lish Conference bill'' against the speedy adj
mission of Kansas into the Union should not
be regarded as binding by Congress. On this
point he speaks as follows:
"The people of Kansas could now proceed
in accordance with the law, and in an orderly
manner. to form constitution. without inter
ference from outsiders; and when they had
done this and come up TO Congress, with the
evidence of their desire for admission as
State, the speaker hesitated not to say that
they ,oold be at once admitted into the Union"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-03
The Source of Water in Artesfan
Wells.

Varions conjectures have been put forth as
to the source of the water which comes from
the artesau wells. 1t was long believed
that the water OF the sea must necessarily
penetrate by way of infiltratiOn into the
interior of the continents, and at length form
large bodies of subterranean waters, which,
excepting for capillary influences, would not
rise above the general level of the ocean.
Another opinion which has been learnedly
maintained is, that the subterranean water
from which the sources of rivers and springs
are supplied is the product of the condensa-
ton of aqueous vapors ascending from the
interior parts of the earth in consequence of
the central heat. But these hypothesis are
founded of course on mere conjecture.
The simplest and most natural explanation
of this phenomenon is believed to be, that the
water of ordinary wells, of artesian fountains
and rivers, is supplied by the rain which falls
on the surface at q higher elevation, and
which penetrates thro' the pores and assures
of the ground till it meets with some
impermeable stratum, or is collected in
subterranean reservoirs. 1t has been object
ed, that springs airs sometimes situated on or
near the SUBMITS of mountains which could
not be supplied in this way: but on an
attentive examination of all the circumstances
that is, on measuring accurately the extent
of surface at "A greater elevation than the
spring, and comparing it with the quantity
of rain that falls annually, in the same
climate-it has been found, i'll every instance,
that the aqueous deposition from the atmos-
phere much exceeds the supply from the
spring.-INo5ile advertiser.