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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
m.Iv Bcwi... q, s.vv Orleans.

NV UNIEtNFf I7N'
Billy Bowlegs visited the npe De1a ono, several
other places odsy sod ~ received witn great h,oors,
at,r.otns thousands % John Msxnnis, Eq,
p~r pr,etor OF 7rD DeLd, made spe co, 10 ~ncn
Bovees reeponred, expressing regret ma he uad COT
,roooet ma &c peace vita he ~btes.
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BROOKLYN CITY News.

ELECTION FOR sLDEHMAs.-Au election for Alderman,
Supervisor and Constable Of the Twelfth ward held
yesterday the vote Of regular election in April having
been thrown out by the Board Of Canvassers in
quenc Of informa,ies. Toe following the result for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

TuE low, Com Misws-GsSAr Cay ANp bfrTIs
wCoi Tho Kecsuk Cots Ctg says OF the Dsa g)d dg.
gipgwe have see1 large uurnber OF our Oh ftieh -
phu 1--we 10 the immediate region o. tue l9ss gOsd dg
sDss, aud pcrsossy copuisnt OF lnun toN gong
on there That there Ices god yps about ia
One bits 10Y scAee, they assure us OF Their Own
hno~ edee sad thyt NUMBER Of people ssve spent coo
siderable tine IN nnntius !. they also spos neS ne Ss
not known rAy renartsels dAcoverr' ~ sotd IN age
quantities. and seem thps ths there are sic me-
ga seue wbefe there one sho ges too doIar' worm
' n day,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

SAVANNAH, May Is, 1883.
The U s. mail st amship A su.-s, Ir1m New York.
arrived mere 81 O'Clock thus morning, AL xeI.
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The A u.ustu at Savannah.

DbsroS, AaJ ,o, ic53
Sohau med Pscns, the turk sh Acmirs, arrived this
MOL Lag ana gut Up q, the Revere House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

Wigs, 81; foupers> s5-As Canoron'.. 100
alton street Broohyn In1omparas In natural sppe
style, qua.ny and perfect az
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

Uecry Gshearn's Gymo Assum add Fencfug
snnuai erhison BIZ ts members i AXE pisce this
ing nj o'esscs- Tieks.~ 10 cenia
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Escar,o Of Cnunuerse, ters.

ST. JoHNsBoRY, W Nay Is, 1868.
Three prisoners, naued Keaca, Ksiig anu Drew, can
tn~d 10 the Jail al this place for passing Counterfeit
money, n Ade their escape lass nisal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19
The Sailing Of ,ho Europa.

3osrDS, May Is. 1858
The malls by this Europe will here 50 morrow
ps a, o'c.ocs ADD she E sail tor liverpool via
>rs1, snOut noon DE patches Ell at tue Telegraph
IN NJ - Wall street, Ne York TO
by /. O'Clock, ~iii be promptly for ~.ried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

B1rtnoifs sewing MAC nin~s.
these machines mai exreilen. WOW IN z. S-vn-
fflNC1PsL HrffCE.
~ BroadwsS. tlruef n Grevms street,
send for circulas Addressesrs boz ss4i Posi- once
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Boston w s.x,y Ba,.k Statement.


Tho following the roones our back Stx,em ,ut
for past week. compared those Of the pre-
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Arrest for Forgery im Bs.eoa.

NffVUt TOT FOsK6dT IN u 'stOO.
Bosroy, Ma -, 1858.
Samuel Finnsy, yourg Eogisn wn, Gas roceotly
here night for forging drafs and
Dors ssve,si Busoo ftns and also toe firm of
roofburp n SOD, John street Neg York. He was held
Tor exanip alton
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SAC0, Me-, Nay Is, 1858.
The schooner Lscooia, s,th load OF clu0n aad
tut freight of general merchandise DID was Dc
suoyeo BY fire yesterday
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VSWEEO No :. VI
The CNph6'ao authorities have reduced the He.tand
Cans tos 'quR 70 ttirty aod ,hrr per
The ieacng sgrcuur prodUct,oos OF the Wast ADJ
to. 0rseys Articles OF ercaAadso. Che reduction takes
effect tO-cAy.
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Court CaIendsr-This Day

SUPREME Corm-Crcut Fart No ESQ, $40, 3To6
iCtS CO. 3s2 o95 Co., 05e. 600 &C., 66i, 6ss, 900 663
go GA acc, 476, b.2 Part -ss5 f7s, Gst os5 osj
es coo, eg, tg5 os5 co., 'oi 7os 7oS, 707, 'o, 59i
500, e73 til.
General Term.-Euumcrated cnsos o, 10, 80 10 g.
~, 90, Il, 2s, 30, 81, cor.
LENNON P.Eas CouKr-rn, Term.-samo as yesterday
Part 2-Rairosd CalencarNos 1875, l3S6. l1e5, la9s
I2sl
surp1uos eouRr--Nos $50, TO- 2it &c, 49, 5Go Qos
9i0 sOT SOC, COS, CO., 1885, e69 es, ssl ps9 eyl 99J
ss So csc. iois itai id2s Ssi ST. Ill ;Si sSs
6is 1884, .0' cas- los, lo4a 1904, 1865, 1856, 1861
1855 1869, 1000 loci lo62 1888 icee l067 1910 1912
lo73 l07a 1878 1919 1917 1850 1851 1cs1, lJss l0s6
1885, 1882 lC90 1884, 1885, lV95 10-s 1902 li0l lloz
iloa HOS, I'LL, lli2, 1lit, iii6, Ills, iIs, li2o
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Quarterly Meeting or rh. State Temperance
Society.

ALBANY, My 10, 1853
The quarterly meeting OF the State Temperance Society
will be beld TO morrow at Auburn. aoo1 meeting is
tcIpa,~d ~ the ofgsrz soA 10 ~
thio ot opeEDg the 20 70 stsenpt - IN
uo,uc therein q prohibition clause
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Hsfn-Just Rsn.ixrti. A =

Hsts-Just Received. A SI'ieo-
Paris Field greet .sso-msat OF Nsnov has and
did oress hat st m hARR = a hUSsAK's. 2B D0rery.
caps fouad - trkpn sree<
al kishth avenue and N
n. Parcb aso
An Usheasd OF Trd>A Yelvets. 81 I2x; Brus-
csrpeins prices lower than >,,,o. o,,
ses 10 cs, lngrAuS, 81 X per yrs 'hhSon " bowev'
hlHAM Avn
Heron Sew ting Machine Qua hest pctee
Sewing sAshins oniy rs. superior bIesS nag ~iu re-
CHINE qua the Parties yufc0A
ceivc full ucftou. M al hrusdwsy
---- 'Sua-
Snsaths enian Rows~, Broad ~ a y, cor.trSh -
escNveet New York ecu Ase ed ho kuropest ASH
D. Is 5o.nts and u d.y 4ouoe rcsr>
81 % u ~ sssis oasred ~ Say ~
rooms and board, n, option
Psey, b1aatol s~d Owl I."eksn9 GiaOsea;- A
Cheapest pscc In New 4ors-ss william arrest cornce Of
t-bRADLfS
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HospNS a ;ss %F ss,Ll MILK DsisKxas wARsnD
! ilLuss TAD .sP. Pgs
| S.,n.h, ,hs day
brSus ,s' s1 sa s ss ne. d. s A,.
wss ~ -eo'S - - ss' ''"''~s 'Eee~'-
Yves, fo.sIs .,reos
/ sSs ... s"ss'
J ES. syss;
W.shpscp s.res.
1ws,t b st,se,.
81, . .nis &c, /, stree.
fss' sixt'--e,h ,,ree'.
E.st went '. &c .s M '.rss&
) -. ~ , 1900. s,,ss;
E. H.. sa or; s'rS ..,.s1
e. Eys,-, y street.
E Es.. IN ~ 60.
ki~-rs rr stre.A
s si.a' street ..cu'
. sv,1nss
se.sots Avssus.
Sixth
s,.hs niah street.
BROOM -teet
Enb-'hsie~
Mulnsrry s.ret
Bso,a sres-
sS,Saes.n .r.ss
s.1 %9s street s,''@
xrn: .,1es.
fherrS street
Pect clip.
scsros r.es
We. ,h,rt, ars s'sess
w.l~r street.
sln s,cst
e:p~vs"1s s-.o.
Gsrysi street
H.mersie7 -..eet
Fa,y a.nt u,rret
Sums street.
v,ossm str.~t,
Carbide rect
And s sS3 aTs win. S;o' s srRA TSuTr -
!. ss. s, s,r-s'
Or .ber street.
Coz cord street
TN rys.ect
Bird. ,e.ue.t
Ah1.s '.,,es,.
H xS,t :. r -ss"U'
cyrIc III =; II s sSKcTIos ov-A sw-u. COW.
vsArx ,SsiiE 81, .rt,.,s .cconp.ai.a y s.sg.'s
"a s, rom ri ss 81
snssrspEE no 10 cou'.'ns ,se odscis rspor q, Ss
n. vc.. q toe "' r-ro Tsi. :.
apg p-stA .-i" b-osue-d aai vii
consincp h.hsro doubted rigid turk q
exposure
s'srlins Illustration ~ tn
ERuTAt. irIu cir MN tDE2 IN rHE SRIII.MAn
tTRrET fRRfD IyN) aWfI.L GOV SyABf,rI
IN. ,Ost eminent
yo,E Or clz-ss viii po Se,fu pou
proper 81 The c,tty sutho
exposure he koo kyp rom .uac bss~ -
. sell the rieb n q! the people
Gvapbic auf IN ilrstrAOrs OF
GkkAf RAlLEUAD ACUfDsrT AHUrCA;
COURT MAKriAL UPON GsNxRAL rwr9ss;
GRAVE or PRECEDENT MoNRos.
PERSONAL ADVENTURES In CALIFORNIA:
OF he
GRAND AN1 ROY IL FETES IN HAVANA;
together with beautiful raes
po~sisu Tonestc Gossty ~ be World, psToss
Gossip Ladies tditeeaix Literature xuNc drama
f,cumu hc &c he had at Ali topo,s
yort, brooklyn IiiuaMsbu' e Jersey City &c.
fvOkns.-iITri.ksih AID = H.-1 HNs HLS, uHinOyN
~ oists hav, removed TO SIC Broadway etrexi, pppet
r1b>ss 8ot~' The. ell No. sussaas
fu Of bunioas n,is ~ arpArpte sntrsSs
snd fos tsdi~s
TNB sMIrp's FruCrRIC OIL CURED MRs DR nix
~ int toS h.-n rect fhtNdelphis OF risuuass
the fsiiars &C all ohsr medical appliances Ia
able and eoohus 9ALUTla SMITH IL at d. AID II
street. Smithsonian House. Broadway ~
Houstln s.reoS
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Examine for Youro~iG-rhe Extensive Az
sorrsnt aole leather trunks lsdIes' dress uuus Ard
superior travelling bags at No shurEy street, Srsei
cay JOHN BLACK, msnuh.c'urer
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PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY,
cAe Hrnndwss

lover Thompsons
Has 90 exhibition the srsssaod uno rer'ec, conse
ton II Photographs extAni OF the different members OF Inc
clergy Of Ne~ York and asdiceDt The public are IN
yided call and N anime the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-19

Meade Brothsrs.-a Frpsk Forrcstsr."-
H. Herbert Photographs OF this disingu shed suthor
be and obtained Al rs broadway.
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npFfCp or Tbs
" hETROPIlt'AH YrRk IseURaNrE COMpaNv
les rrosd~Ay Ma ~ 1874
DfvtpsrD foTics N.uce v hereby rv~n b.s 'a~ ay~-1
OF uecnsr hsy. i1s dsy e-cisr~d n
Ce.t 90 'hs pl stock Of Tea spupkny.p.yss-
ster M i csJ of Ne, ,ns usvf ~hich ~
uspsfer boobs sTe oossd
a A. srANsBURv soorcewy
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Fre6estck's Photographic Temple OF Art
Nos s5 and 5s7 Broadway. oppo1ne Metropolitan Ho,- :
fho0 grsphs, hsopes osguerrcotypes and snsr0ypes
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every sttie
To Those Wishing Dsguerrectypes.-bye p
pernce recommend the lovers Of The dsguerreoype
70
ANSors. No 80 broadway,
u In the only plsre 20 this imperssble picture IN
s e beauty and cesrpe-s and Il 70 the cay esesoshnen
vhere bs dAAuerr-ctype maze exclusive OF her pc
lure Arhoes, No, $50 broadway, opposite aetro2o
LotcL
Examine for YouroeiG-rhe Extensive Ar
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oROvRR A MAKER
A. Fsraliy eee Ing Neehine
IL useful and acceptable presen, ste darghter rsie
OF LADY friend. II Is ns best machine in use. tAces
broadway.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-14
THE INCREASED CONSUMPTION OF
TORACGO

One OF the most curious phenomena Of modern
times is the extraordinary increase in the consump
tlon OF tobacco. The Genie Industrial says that it
cannot account for the advance in France where it
has indeed been enormous. For while in 1880 the
value OF tobacco consumed was about S13 900 900
in lS4O it had increased to $4,000 00O in 1850 to
S24 ,0OO0 600, and in 1857 to nearly S35 600 00O.-
Considering the extraordinary increase in luxury
and expenditures which has gathered and advanced
IN France OF late years it is not too much to say
that perhaps between forty and fifty million dollars
worth would now be the annual estimate The in
crease OF consumption in Great Britain, with proper
allowance for smuggling, appears to have been ac-
tually much greater than in France while the
same is true of the United States and Of Germany
The increased consumption of tobacco or of smOk-
ing is said to date in France with the frock coat
and with wearing moustaches, from the Revolution
of 1880. Previous to that time snuff was fashion
able. Soon after an independent foreign tone in
many things was adopted, the distinguishing char
acteristics of which were the Oriental habits of
moustache wearing and smoking. Let the reader
consult pictures or caricatures representing street
life in Paris, in 1928 1929, and he will see very
few moustaches very teW smokers. Then let him
consult them some four years later and mark the
difference.
If the Genie Industrial cannot account for the in
creased smoking in France and in other countries
during the past twenty years, it must be because
its genius is not equal to its industry. Of late
years, since manufactures have advanced at such
giant strides, and capital been developed in thou
sand directions, the whole world has rapidly grown
greater ratio than would have been the case
had riches flowed in at the old rate. No per-
sons spend much money on luxures and
the attributes of position as those who have
recently acquired property, and as one luxury
brings in another, tits easy enough to account for
the increase in smoking. A proof of this increase
may be seen in the fact that the demand is al
most entirely for Havana cigars, (the capaci-
ties of South America for supply being as vet neg
lected) and as the supply is limited there, the bet
ter varieties have of late years been doubled or
trebed in value. Where it was not long ago an
easy matter to obtain fifty or hundred thousand,
it is necessary to leave orders long in advance for
three four thousand. All of this is shown in re-
taier's shops by labels indicating high, we may say
extravagant prices.
| A company formed for the purpose of cutivating
tobacco in Central America and Brazil, or of OBJ
tanning that already grown there, and of advertis-
ing it literally to the American and English public,
would in few years make an enormous fortune.
We satisfied from inquiry that an ilimitable
supply of even better tobacco than the Cuban could
be easily grown there. The matter merits nvesti-
cation, since it certainly promises large profits
! Philadelphia Bulletin.
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BALTIMORE SATURDAY, AUGUST "a. 1853

q cts for No pulled 2729 cts for pulled Merino 25
q cts for fleece; 27d29cts. for quarter half
blood do; S0G32 cts for half to three quarter blood
cts for threequarter to full blood do and 39d42
cts for extra.
WHISKEY There has been fair inquiry for Whs-
key, and prices have advanced about cent per gallon
The sales about 500 bb Ohio at % cts and 800 bbs
City at 27 cs the market closing firm at 2S for Ohio
and q cts. for City.
FREIGHTS-There is grain or flour Offering for Liv-
erpoo and quotations for these articles nominal
We still quote 2s for -four cd. for grain in shippers
bags; 25s for bark in bags 5 30s for do in hhds 25s
for Virginia tobacco 20s for Maryland ditto 25s per
ton for heavy goods The rate to Holland is DDS Cd for
Maryland and Ohio tobacco and to Bremen 20 We note
the following charters for the week-A brig of $500 bb
for Wndward Islands private TERMS brig for Charles
ton, thence Matanzas and back, private terms;
brig for New York and Boston, via Choptank river with
oak timber at SIS per thousand feet schooner to load
timber jacksonville for Baltimore at 81 per thousand
feet also bark for Pernambuco with COAL So several
vessels for Boston, with coal, at 15 cts ton
New York at 81 per There has been grain of
ferng for Eastern ports Several vessels loading for
Boston and Portland at cts per bushel and for New
York, New Bedford and Providence at cts per bushe
We quote Charleston at 81 so per ton, cts per foot
whiskey so cts -four S5 cts bacon Sl75 per cask To
Mobile there is little offering at l2H cts por foot 62 cts
per bbl., S5 per ton and so cts for whskey
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Sir John Franklin, Wallace, New York-Lambert Git

Sir John Franklin, Wallace, New York-Lambert Git
tings.
Susan E. Howell, Rattle, for sale-Wm. Howell Son.
Amaia, (Bremen Habbert, 1t,'iBl5 Rio de Janeiro.
"eorge Henry, Trower, africa, Peru-Fzgerald Booth
IIadley, Kent Boston T. whitridge 4 Co.
Marion, iiugg, Boston.
New Light, =, New Orleans-Thos Pierce
Sco, Ever, Cuba-L. fittings
Sophia, Jones, Rio Janelo.
Sappho, Scott, PeTnambuco-T Whitridge & Co
Selah, Gould, Boston-T. Whitridge & Co
BRIGS.
Argyle Warren, Laguayra-W. Applegarth & Son.
Andover, Crowe Alexandria.
Allen A. Chapman, spearwater, Halifax N s-Kirkland
Forester. Murray. Boston-Kelsey & Gray
Hannah Balch, Matthews, St. John, y. B.-Kelsey &
India, Dr. new) Allen, Windsor, N s-Kelsey & GRAY.
Laura' MonT Crook, San Bl4s-Price o, Neale
Monticello, Hopkins, Rio Janero-Spence 4 Reid
Wi Vnni, lkuSSl Biomere, Rio Janero-J l. Fisher Sons
"lnyaw, Wyman, Boston
SCH0ONERS.
Anna Shppard, Dickinson, New York-Rose & Lyon
Astrea, Smith, Eastport-Kesey & Gray
Arlington, Murch Portland-Rose 4 Lyon
A. Gardner, Harding, for freight-Kelsey X GRAY
Baltimore, Sleight, New York-Rose & Lyon
Champion Roberts Eleuthera-F. T Monten
Chase Jones, Providence-Rose & Lyon.
Cohasset, Tobey, New York.
DirigO, Cook, Boston-Kelsey & Gray
Ellte, Leary, Havana. l. Fisher e. Sons.
exchange, Burch, for sale-Mason Bros.
h KowIey, Godfrey Mayaguez, P. R.-Stirling All
f. T. Gardner, Bourne, Observation-Disclosures Bros
r. f. Lewis, York, Boston-W. Rhoads Il Son
EectrlG, Bremen) James Bermuda-Jos C. Yates & Co
Emlly Johnson, Tunnel, New York-Rose & Lyon
Helen Mar, Tooker, New YOrk-Rose Il Lyon
Jos Lawrence Church, Provdence-W Rhoads 4 Son
D. Sierra, Snow Sagua la Grande-Kirkland Chase & Co
Lucy Virginia, Aud, St. Barthoomew-Bond & Bro
Lombard Harding, Richmond-W. Rhoads h SON
Lucy Ames, Ames, Windsor-Kelsey & GRAY
Il: IT, M Str6ut, Cole, Boston-Kelsey 4 Gray.
Mary j. Hoyt Hamilton. Boston-Kcsey 4 Gray
Maud, Gates, Newbern, N. GAS. Corner & Sons
Mecca, Edgett, Richmond-Kelsey 4 Gray
North Carolina Johnson, Provdence-Dunnock Wealth.
ery. " " ~
N NJ. Tanner, Todd, Alexandria
Portia Creighton, st. Thomas-Travers & Mitchell
K. c. Stannard, Jr., Groves New York
Sheet Anchor Hall, Observation-Disclosures & Dickinson
I shepard A. Mount, Smith, for freight-Kelsey & Gray
Eelma, Treworgy, Windior, N S.-Kelsey & GRAY,
White Squall, Smith, New York
MaEeag' Simpson, Suliran, Me-Heslen & Rogers
W. +. Burden, Ferris Mbany-E Pratt & Bro
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WASHINGTON NEWS-Arorsr 10

German named TOddschinder committed suicide veg.
terday morning about o'clock by hanging himself at
his residence Capitol Iill The deceased was manu-.
facturer of root beer.
There is silly rumor gaining circulation that Senator
Bright has recently joined the Catholic church 1t was
no doubt started for mischevous purposes here where
the Senator's liberal religious views are so well known
no contradiction or notice of the rumor is necessary
Baron Stoeckl the Russian Ambassador has been in
town day or two arranging for his departure Europe
on leave, by the steamer of next Wednesday
The Utah Peace Commissioners Messrs Powell and Nc
Guoch, have not vet reported themselves the State
department and 1t is therefore, presumed that they
not yet arrived in this city
On the st of August the monthly measurement of the
Washington aqueduct showed 400 miles of the masonry
conduit bnilt in JuIy-making total length completed
to lst August of 6S90O miles, and leaving 6l 100 miles
yet to complete.
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A STRANGERS IMPRESSION OF THE HOUSE
OF COMMONS.

If one desires to get most unfavorable view of
the members of the House of Commons, and become
impressed with the idea that they are a most medic
cre-nay, below mediocre, set of men in their per-
sonal appearance he has only to sit awhile in the
strangers speakers gallery, and have oppor-
tunity of correcting his impressions by closer obser-
yation. Seen thence, Lord Palmerston has the look
of vulgar, uninteectual, frowzy sort of an indi-
vidual with vanity enough to dye his whiskers after
he had become old enough to give it up. Cornwall
Lewis with his sharp visage and long nose, looks fit
for a william in opera or playa veritable cut
throat. Kean would make his fortune by giving him
the second cut-throat business to do. Lord John
looks only fit for pOstillion The others on his side
OF the House look like very good sort of respecta
BILE ninnies and mediocrities, with here and there
dandified young lord]ing scattered in to flavor the
dish. Bright have not seen. On the other side
SIT Gladstone, a very commonplace sort OF a gen.
tleman as seen from the gallery Though he i'm
proved on closer inspection next day in the British
Museum;) Sir James Graham, who seemed thence
a very respectable farmer-like parsonage; Lord
Stanley, who has almost an insignificant look. in
herited his fathers short perkedup nose, with 9TH
features on a somewhat dminutive and unimnras-
sive scale; Bulwer Lytton closely resembled his
portraits, that | recognised him immediateIy
though in the dim distant light he looked
rumPled second hand edition of himself; ;
Sir John Packington is rather dandifed
little gentleman, and Mr.. Walpole does not strike
the beholder as remarkable man. D'Israeli alone
out OF the whole House, loomed out of the mist
as man mt to lead. His head is a study. There is
something wonderful in it. All the lines OF his face
are hard and deeply drawn, as if the face had been
exercised like the thews of an athletes leg or back
The brain is massed up in front like tower, and
one feels as he sits there impassive and seeming
on lion or tiger in repose who could teeth or
claws terribly il occasion came You would scarce
ly pronounce his face that.of good man-for it is
sinister and forbiddng withal-but there is on it
the clear stamp of intellect, and of strong will to
put that intellect to use.-London Correspondent
Montreal Gazette.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-14
Sbippinq Antelliaente.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, AUGUST I3

ARRIVED.
Brig Argyle Warren from Laguayra, July 23d-baast
to W. Appegarth & Son. Sailed in company with bark
White Wing for Porto Cabello load and sail for Pha
depha about 9th or 9TH inst The A. brings the report
OF the total loss Orchlla Reef night the 18th July
of the schr. New York. Dggs, hence Laguayra The
vessel is insured in Philadelphia offices, and the cargo
which was shipped by Messrs. F. W. Brune Sons and
valued at $780, in this city. All hands board the
schr. Thos. winans Townsend, 10 days from Nevassa
Islandm6aast to E. h Cooper. Reports the brig Ocean
Belle, Wilson, for Cenfuegos sailed from do 2Gd u
schr " F. Burden, Ferris, from Albany y-mdse. to E.
schr Dirigo Cook, from Boston-to W. Rhoads & Son;
ice to l.. A. Birely.
Ship Casilda Stafford RotterCam-B NJ Hodges Jr
Bark Maria, Johnson, Rio Graude-.as Corner & Sons
Brig VIM II. Bruno, Knight, Charleston, S. C.-Yates
Brig Andover, Crowell, Barbsdoes-Heslen & Rogers
Steamship Westernport, Berry, New York-A C. Hall
Schr Adelia tBremen,l Maycott, West Indies-IIan &
schr John Griffith, Conklin, ST. Johns, N.F.-Krkland
Chase Il Co.
schr. Swan, Dill, New Bedford-T. Whitridce & Co.
Schr Maria Jewett. Cooper, New York-Morrell & Ran
Schr. Sequine Kingsand, do do
Schr N. c. Hopkins, Maulsby, New York-Dobbin &
Warfeld
schr Lizzie w. Dyer Barto Portsmouth, N H,-Kel
schr. A. NJ. Edwards, Edwards Bath-Kelsey & Gray
Schr, Lacon, Bearse, Portland-Kelsey Gray.
SAILED
Ship casilda Stafford, Rotterdam in tow of steamtug
Hercules
steamtu1 Aax 'D'enien' fricAs' Bremen IN tow o.
Ketcb Camel fRramen , Rrou,, n;.,, :. -. -,
steamtng Tigress WHOM" irhiuau' III 10" O.
aRRIvAIS FROM p,IT1uopp
Steamship Georaas CreeI nai;i ni IsionE. Ch, ,o,
80 siiP "eoises ofeeA, Morley, charleston, lOtl
Rriq Navfower Strong portsro.h 1o.L:.
Schr Lane Dnrfee 50 50 Narahaua ., iu.l i. ins''
Scbr FvargIoJa Nan,h ou ,niS fnS':
Schr. O. H. Tolley, Navy, Charleston, 10th inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE
Steamer ] R Thomson Colmarv Nv VI 1ob ;,s.
Brig j West wooster Boston IIib inst i'' i'i iii'
Scbr John Roe Hammond Naw vi ,1.b it
Schr Louisiana Witcben WiIm;.' In I.t iis''
~, 5. ,p 'inAtDnANDA-
in batin % p ; + bio% NOV, hence ior Lrlndad
i m s p; n DIV s g IISer tls morning grounded on Sol
Taress and Iionass endaa uorod a. 70 NJ iSe s'eamtug
- SiiP Macauiay, hosers, from Melbourne, arrived al
So, Shi Ss G t poh5 po..o. 49,,
son for Hemnton Roads as ot 'c;d anu 4, aer, John
sun, iTr I.oas' was at Chncha Islands, no date
,d 1n,b IN fai'e iioii he" 1ork, arrived at Klch
Scb, itu,1 to, 'tst. hi, V,;, s d., 11.,, ,
ochr mot prls hVersiue OF Blue Hill, ashore on the
nort SI haS Is ar IRON Baltimore to NeWbuy
ffi, b @ ~ ~ "a a. IL m hei uech beams are Droke
@ % nv 9p, anu te Ie epps now through her She
was 'e'-s ' r. ,STEPW ti 1Hso p1pTS gnrers'