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New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17
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YosN MtRcpEI a. al News DePo Il 10 eKci.ts Historical
Rousrce fl - ire psho poetry srt besiy snds espeAy
resting Erwforse, acourt 90 is interrsns rrnl
ueuces Of Joseph Braud ice great Chief u he sA Nson
Read THAYENpAAySBA
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DAvrsroRTs BfsEfIT.-rwo capital pieces will be
played at Nlblos toegh, the occasion Of the fare
well benefit Of Adolpbu' II. Davenport, one Of the
best and most popular young actors on the stage
He goes to New Orleans next month.
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Advertisement.


AFFECTIONS OF THE EAR.-Dr. HARTLEY,
No Il s, Make /. the only recognized A',; n the
IrieG be consulted by those slterns from
deafness. noise n the hesi snd al dchssrS toa the Ear
With tie he's; Issuance Of success His terms ase within ne
raalh nl
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A CLERK OI

A CLERK OR TRADE.-FOWIE \ WELLS,
No sos Broadwsy Gao by exsr alton your
tel you what uudt Charts with full wnea de'crp
tons given daily.
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Adyertisenieu

The Gallant Zouaye," Capt. De REVERE, Pie
colo mini, &c. Thankssivug Day.
MrADE sRorHIss No. .Ss Broadway
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NtNtFf'serIru-
RRApy'S GALLERIES.
lAdyer.isemeut.l (

ANBsoryrEs AND DAcVERRIorrrEs
$50 and jBosdway, Newly oTs, snd No. SS2 Penns1
vsnis ay., Washington, ID. {.
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RoBBISG Hls FnHER.-A boy named Thomas Nj
laler arrested yesterday for stealing soo IL ols'
from bis father with whom he resided st No. 2S2 Ave-
nue. B, and committed TO prison by Justice Kelly.
Thomas said lie guilty that he took the morey
and had spent all but few dol.ays.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

IHF POLICE TpLEGRAPH-The instruments in the
Station Houses of the District entirely Of order
uee The of this sppes to BE- that proper stru
the first instance. Mr. Robinson, the
contractor complied with bis 10 furnishing .he dial
ssph caed for ads geat expenditure been slowed
l. Il s:asi a U ore perfect work would have been pu In.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

ASoTHRR.-Some burglars attempted to make
Monday night by breaking iron safe In the
Office William Morrison, yard. ot o South Eleventh
All they so was - 80
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

TCrsD,Y. Nov. l6, lS5S.-The Board met at the
usual hour--President Purdy in the chair.
The bill of supplies furnished by the Edrilge.street
JAIL fer the mouth OF October, amounted to S34i o.
There have been II prisoners confined during the
month, for al aggregate of 9Ol days.
A communication was received from Mr.. H. Ber-
tho, Crier Of the Supreme Court, complaining of the
unh'ness Of certain persons employed BY Street Com
.ssioner Cooper to keep in order the Supreme Court
rooms Referred
lne board OF Education sent in a communication
sahe lha the sum Of 81 2i6 900 will be required for
tae purposes OF public instruction during the year
loSS: ihey pr1pose TO appropriate the follows
Na-alee ~ ehts and lsnitnrs Primary
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noice was served on the President Of the Board
10 the effect that on the 10Th If November will bc
sold at auction, by H. H. Leeds & Co. at No. 100
Mercer street, Goo glass ballotboxes or as many
uer'of as may be Necessary, to pay storage. Re
ferred 20 Board of COunci i'meO.
Communication wss received irom the Mayor re.
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GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HOUSE.

The Board met AT the Rotunda yesterday afternoon,
BTYJ +. PISCKSEY, esq, in the chair.
4 communication received from Mrs. Olivia
NJ. Devoe and Mrs Elizabeth NJ Taber, proposing
10 take certain deof NUTS, now on Randall Island,
under their charge, TO educate and maintain until
would allow them some compensation for their sup
port. Prof. Gallsudet accompanied their communca-
lion by letter commencing their project Referred to
the Committee Oh Randsls Island
Dr. Ranney asked for $50, 10 give HE insane pa
terts treat on Thanksgiving Day. Referred.
The Rev. L. Z. Townsend wanted to take children
from Rahdalls Island, and settle them in comforabls
homes in Iowa. Referred. with power.
The President ordered to draw $l5 900 fr )m the
City Treasury for the use Of the Department.
The subject Of changing the Office of the Depart
nent from the present dilapidated building 70 more
suitable quarters tferred to select Committee
Mr.. GusTHER moved that the communication Of
DR.. Jackson in regard to anesthesia be returaed to
its author as unworthy Of credit He commented se-
veiey upon the charac ef Of DR.. jackson, charging
that on one occasion when employed 10y the Govern
ment to make geOogi al survey Of certain territory,
the DO or sent in his report although he had never
been within 6UO miles of the locality The matter
deferred till rext morning, account Of the illness OF
the President.
The proposition to appropriate 900 for the enter
tainmeIt Of HiberLia Steam. Engine Company was
adopted. Ieas-Messrs. DugrO, Oliver, Gunther,
MslOucy, McElrOy and w. T. Pinckney. Nays
Messrs. B. +. PinckLey and Townsend
Messrs. PIsCKSEY and TOWNSEND were in favor of
granting a smaller sum, and the latter gentlemen
thought 1t would become necessary for the Board to
ask for specific pprOpiiatiOnO meet the expense OF
entertaining visitors fr Jm abroad.
Appended lie the weekly statement of the Board:
Number remaining Nov. 6, f5o
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Ter % 70 P.y l-r- the be .borrd oE tie ar
BY t- couaaoT. he shortly sf-r~srd found ~ psio-
n bing between the tracks The officer took him 20 the s.
Ft's wh-ie dscsSeftt te seriously riard in ta-
.lre on which he sHsrvsri died Dsnxe, GAINED .,
$50. Nereic, ~ plzintf fst ~ "a
Goes for paints John Sckcon ard Brown Hal Wander,
Gel for d-fentsnts
FOiiCfNtN STING rHf CRY YOR ssr ARIES.
Ad0.phu. Mrcho .st re Mayor, SC
Plaintiff sues 10 recover $i;S, being the difference
5-,wcen he .say OF detailed policeman the
pr yer sud he .say u r-msrs .ec pcry-~
between the l.i Of Seittber 1851 sad the Let of January
1885, ah lss, mex ued date the ordnance sanAsiEs the
ss.re. and detailed pcfce adopsd PlsGat
asa detailed - crmsu during to. time Aforesaid and claims
tia, b. 10 entitled 20 the salny ;Hsr poccnan
Deusuts up that they had o. ts tie sase' of
;h ocr that the cu. OF detailed poce Al we're IL,
- srsuous that Of regular mAa
defendants, oec;i tn ground that tnc ss idus
'f he 81 rs. sNir- 20 TIE parild md detlt
Az Ae Iryese. applicable IN ease here M"
ui Corrstiou party NJ hLsi'ed has of.I fa.-d
ths ir' ofe hut Ia. been "ysrrurd ~ eseh in"tn
IT, Aprv,cc h. intention have passed upon BY tie Iof
ui Anpal,
Asr hearing iuher evidence the Judge d,'n.ed be
plaiu,.
Their arr shieen similar 'ae cslnisr o. Nlch
sdafely tAkn the conclson o thc abo,C. MI
tiuI, IA tor sisutlu AT. Ba''e~d ioT defendants
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

WIIII.MsBURGH CITY MIssION.-A meeting of this
Society held Sunday evening in the South Nhtreet
Church when the reports Of the City Missionary and the Treas
made BY the s-r report sppear that there has
been received from individuals &t Is from collections n
churches xlI0 81 Disbursement 500 H. leaving balance
ded OF ~ o. Addresses delivered by the Rev
Mr Bedeu Van Meter aud Wm. II. Johnson The following
elected officers for the ensuing Presiden W.
Bukey: VicePresiden 4. Hubbsrd Missionary the Rev
w H. johnson; Executive Committee. D. p. Hunt. J. b.
Wells W. H. IIickox, c. W. Kelsey Sylvester Tue W. s..
r,-u 4 II
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

ATTEMPTED BCRGLARY.-About o'clock yeser-
day morning attempt made 20 enter the grocery store Of
John NJ cur Of Graham aud North Second
E. The burglars IN breaking Of the panels OF the
front door awakened Mr Gure. who alarm wheh
called The attention OF the officers in the neghborhood who
gave chase snd pursued down Graham far
Power s.reet. Nhere they !os sght Of them.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1858

RAJ Esr,rE.-Tae i.iorilg ssl,s werc msie yes
tsrsy at tie M,lr ants EAchasge by A. j. Bleetker,
Son 4 70
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PRfsESTsTIOr OP BASNgR.-On Monday night
banner presented the Mission School OF The Ninth
.,tee' M The preseuiation took place AZ The Dr.
Porer Church address delivered by Dr. Tuib
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

THE LONG Island COLLEGE HosPuN.-Recent
alterations and improvements having been made about
this institution, which is located the corner of Pa
cfc and Henry streets ii was thrown open for the
inspection Of the public on Wednesday, ani in the
evening the event was duly celebrated. Addresses
were made on the occasion by DR.. Mason, who re-
viewed the history and merits Of the institution, and
by Messrs. II. c. Cady, I. IL. Rodman, j. NJ. Van
Cott and o;hers. The building stands on au elevated
piece Of ground and affords an extended surrounding
view. II i, eminently adapted for the purposes to
which It has been devoted
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

ArIrNPT TO KILL An Lx-PoLIcE MAGisrRArE.-
On Monday afternoon, at a late hour, daring attempt
was made by Michael Dornelly, as is alleged, to
take the lfe Of exPolice Justice Daniel ". Clarke,
a. his own house. The particulars of the affair are as
follows ss near could learn. Sometime ago Don.
nelly costraeted to put up certain number of houses
in rortisth street, the First avenue, for Nh.
Gershon b. Smith ard James Berthe, who are jointly
owners Of the property. Several Of the houses were
completed, and the Others have remained in an un-
finished .tste for the last two years Donnely, It Is
stated got about 81 900 out Of Mr. Berthe, and then
failed in his contract, but by some means or other
Donney, With his WIFE have held possession, pending
litigation in a civil court Messrs. Smith and Berthe
euployed ex Justice Clarke, who resides in one of the
Louses as their cour,e and Monday afternoon NJ.
Clarke, while engaged ia the same case in Court was
summoned home forthwith. Upon reaching his resi-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

Tar PECK SLIP FERRYBo,r CoLLIsIoS.-Richard
Bishop, of the persons ured at the time of the
collision of two rival boats on the Peck slip ferry, died
at the New-York Hospital on Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Bishop resided at Hampstead. l.. L. where he leaves
wife and several children. An inquest upon his body
will be held to-day when the of the collision will
be invests ated
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

NOriCE.--Not,s OF issue for the December Term
iDsics. must he hed a. the Clerks oaice sstos lie
s7'h Of November
Il b. distinctly stated the Whether y.
demurrer dc~s,rer Notc Wll De un.c..
coup piauce with this order.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

THE YoRXyILLE SCHOOL DHfIcrLrr.-We are
assured by Miss Gilderleeve that she has not con-
sented to abandon ber claim TO be Principal of this
School. She has simply withdrawn from the school
pending legal adjudication of the dispute.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-17

The Haskin's Guard, under command of Capt. Geo.
w. Alexander last nj zht formed at the Town Hail.
Morrisans, With Dodworths Band, and after firing
100 guns letting off fireworks and burning tar barrels
in honor of Mr. Haskin's election, marched to that
gen lemans residence and entertained him with a
serenade. Mr.. Haskin subsequently entertained the
party in a substantial and agreeable manner
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BAsKs-RIGGs In Tarrytown, on Thursday, Oct 7, by
tho Rev avid Buck, Mr WRIGHT BANKS OF northampton,
Mass, TO MISS Ana RIsGs. Of the former place
fIAs1u,--CocKA Troy, Wednesday, Oct 8, by tho
Rev Geo. W. BALDWIN, fisRY d. FRASER, OF Now York. to
t:yTRrrr daughter OF Alanson Cook, tsq, OF Troy.
FIGASIxLE-rAIMER-On Wednesday, Oct D, at the rcsi
acnco OF tho briGe father Brooklyn by the Rev. Robert
= Rowland. AIyuSso A. fGaNERK, fourth son Of his
cxcccncy the Minister Plcnlpotcntary Of Portugal TO the
United States, kIzAByTH H. eldest daughter Of William
Pitt Palmer, i-i.
Ia MoSrA.s,.-DAvs.-0n Wednesday, Oct. 0, by tho
Rev. Dr. IarAin, :. j. ArGrTE Ia MosrAGSx ~ ANNIE
daughter oi TnuG. u. Davis.
MnrrfoS-f,E;p.--On Thursday, Oct. !, by the Rev.
John 1homIsCr, u. ~, WILLIAM 4. MORRISON to SARAH
Am eldest otter ~ X NJ Field, Esq all Of this city
Mumr-FAEsEr.-on Thursday, Oct. I, BY the Rev.
W kecgan Mr. JAMES MuRHy architect, OF III. parish II
Tcmcto,y, county Tppefary, Ireland 10 Ans FasaEs, VI
Brooklyn.
Boston Pilot please copy.
s1RrrARp-CoIT.--At the residence OF the brides
mother. Thursday Oct I, By the Rev. = u Rarchsrd
JoS X SHETLAND 10 SARAH W, only daughter " the late
Thomas Colt formerly merchant OF this city.
SMrri-SxrTu Thursday morning, oct. ., by tho
Rev E L. James, AtoSxo H.. eldest 81 tho late Hiram
G. Smith, 10 Dnn, third daughter Of George H. Smith,
Esa. all of Brooklyn, H. II.
yAs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. woodlawn, ". j., on
Wednesday, Oct. g. By the Rev. H. u, sherman, = yaS
CoEuASDr Van RSsA,u to SaHan JArScyr, daughter u
Arcnt II. schuyler, ESQ
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heavy the criy saie goo bushels Milwaukee club ut
Doc. Corn quiet and steady. Sales 70 900 bushcS NJ
G03c. a Ole for inferior and 629ac for prime Brley
nrn aud demand far: safes 500 bushes At VI.
Rye nominal ut zoe Oats in fair demand and
market steady. Sales 1000 bushels at 45kc, Wbs-
Key nominal ut 2lc. Canal receipts nrmer; fol-
warriors are asking 42c. our, l2c. wheat ilc on
corn TO Scw York Received by lake for the last twenty
four hours GAS Lhs. flour, S0,9,0 bushels wheat
lol6S bushels corn 1870 bushels oats $50 bushels
barleS Shipped by cana: i,345 bbis hour, 22,72j
bushels wheat, 20, 900 bushels corn
OswEao, Oct. To p. NJ
Flour steady. Wheat lower, and some holders arc
willing meet the Vows OF mlors: sales 500 bush
els at 81 % for red Indiana and SOC for Chicago spring
quiet Barley held above the views OF buyers Ca
mai fTcghs steady Hour, ZSc; wheat, otac. corn &C.
Lake imports rs 600 bushels wheat 81 600 bushels corn,
1900 bushels barley 3lo0 bushels rye. Canal exports
$500 bushels wheat, 800 bushels corn, $500 bushels
barley.
Albany, Oct. rs p. ~
Flour dull and &c. lower Wheat duh: safes 900
bushe Is Mediterranean 81 20 and 5000 bushels whto
Canadian at 81 40 Demand for light sales 1000
bushels Western mixed at Toe. Tic. Oats in fair
quest held firmly safes 900 bushels State at Acc,
600 bushels Canada at 49c. SOC Barley CONT
very at tho decline Of yesterday sales 40 900
bushels ordinary state four rowed at 81 5000 bushels
do. at 81 O., OO0 bushels choice two rowed Cayuga
81 or $500 bushels fair four rowed at 81 06 5000
bushels ordinary ut 81 or 1900 bushels Canada East
81 l3k 60oo bushels heavy four rowed State at 81 49,
5000 bushels nice Canada Vest at III 81 nearly half -
arrive. Sales OF COO bushels winter malt
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never failing spring which eweat blessing. H.
again exptese his opinion that the plan not Teas
even though ten yeas should elapse Ia perfectns 4
scheme, with an expenditure Of ten Millions
Nr DAVID OGDEN Also several objections. and no
thought that they attempted 10 plant iron pillars for Tho
stfoyed.
The matter eventually referred to committee o.
the following gci.tienen Meesss. Robert Il. Mnllrn,
Adam Norrie Benjamin b. sherman, John D. Jones, Jo
seph Giii,ard, X W. Weston, anu Captain Ezra Syc.
A communicated from the Hon Wn. Hamilton Merritt,
Member % The Canadian Parliament the subjc OF tho
reciprocity treaty with Canada then read. pointed
out the various restrictions 10 trade between the two
countries, and states particularly that aonr, meal aai AL
kinds u brcadstuiis grown in the United States ami
ground m Canada Isade subject to iuy the Untei
States ports in tho before the reciprocity
States and ground in Canada Is maio subject duty
when imported into the United States while wheat grown
in Canada Ia ground in the United States and received
into the ports of Canada without any duty restriction
whatever.
The object Of this representation point the dc
rent imperial and provincial acts under which these rapii
advances IN commercial intercourse have been made
with the United states and suggests tor the consideration
Of tho Chamber Of Commerce New York 10 take the
initiative, and adopt such ut their next
us may induce tho Secretary or the Treasury to rcvos
the existing restrictions under the regulations of 1853 and
the Treasury circular OF 1855, thereby restoring
the trade, which hs proved mutually beneficial 10 the two
countries.
The CHAIRMAN said the Secretary of tho Treasury had
been following in the footsteps Of Mr. Guthrie, only with
another turn Of the screw taking every opportunity 70
display his bcraly 10 commerce. He then referred to
the charges on wheat referred 10 in the letter.
The matter was referred To committee OF Messrs
Royal Phelps, J. Dvpystcr Ogden, Henry Chauncey Wal
tor Gr,fiths, and Col. Rccd.
The Chamber then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-08

DoSATI's CoxEr-This illustrous stranger Il ra-
pdy increasing In brliancy aud beauty. II has become
really very Conspicuous object and. Judging from the
numerous inquiries about and the many eyes turned
SKY ward TO gaze upon 4, should think quite the
Z" bon u the day"
" ~ take large square piece of lace drapery
and place the middle of orange, allowing the
borders depend evenly all sides, ani then 20
snd the orange flying through the tire lac would
somewhat the form II this comets trail as ap
pears IN the tclcscopc-that ~, hollow cone Tho bant
ie phenomenon Of corruscaton IA distinctly visible ~ tie
trad OF this Comet, with tn naked eye II watched
s,tentvey for short tmc, will be seen b. strcam out
10 lis fullest extent like single strcamer 90 the
boreals, aud tho next moment fade a.
most entirely away, then Frightening M AGAIN
and fading away before The trail Is slightly curved
towards that portion Of the comlts path which u has
passed last Many Of the rapid changes which some
c,mets observed through the Horoscope ~ undergo
their pcriheon passage owing doubt a. the inrnse
beat 70 which they subject Al that time from their cosc
proximity to the Sr John Hersche saws u the
comet Of ls43, which passed. within only 5000 mcs n
the sun and whose may have grs1ei ~ surface
that the heat which received al that time ~ OvJ
greater than tina, Received by the earth from vcr
teal SUM- Now the rays n the sun condensed IN the
focus Of lens thirty two inches in diameter have melted
COMEDIAN agate and rock crystal The beat ~ which Inc
subjected mus, have exceeded, by twenty I've
times that in the focus Of such lens Amastevery sub
the earth surface would have boon converted
into vapor by 80 nstensc heat -RscheS,r advertiser
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Correspondence Of the Public LcdgcrJ
WAuuSurp~, sept 20 Is!


WASHINGTON, sept. 70, 1883.
The Balance IN nc TerSurs-Rufcnn acccsonsTA, Par
agudy ErTefiiior, DC.
Tho true and prolcr Treasury balance M made M and
stated at the Ireasurcrs Office, at the close u the
last week $40 s65 900. The of expenditures
receipts the 81 100000 The statements that
20 from here generally give the Treasury balance at
couple Of millions Of dollars that exhibited by tho
Troasurcrs statement
II being said that the scesslon OF the port of Villa
Franco 10 Russia gives her only the privileges
are enjoyed by government at spezxa proper 70
say said privileges of only those Of renting
warehouses for storing provisions and coal No guns
ammunition are kept there By W, nor would Tile OF ma
rines be allowed 10 land Tor exercise in drilling
II n stated naval circles that Lopez, the President
Dictator ~ Paraguay has sent word down 10 squadron,
the mouth the Rio H. In Plata 10 the effect that ho
ready for va, and "if coming, why didn't
along Hence the employment lattcry Of
steamers than at first contemplated The gov
erumcnt u doubtless IN treaty at this time FOR moro YES
aes still
IN. Heap, Of your city, who belongs 30 the English
party that arc making excavations NJ Carthage and Utica
writes thai two OF three vessels Of the British navy
detailed Tor the purpose OF transferring No.
London and that the marines and sailors engaged
the work OF excavang tie also states that the Inssu
men q high state OF excitement Ia Barbary on &C
count Of an European antagonsm TO their religion
Az tho French Emperor has authorized the
upon plan OF his own q bomb, ball and nreproof
steamship which shall d smosh any number Of war ves
ses a. nj present constructed in point ~ state that
such a vessel has been for years in process Of con.
struction New York, under the direction ~ stevens
and that at least million VI dollars must have been a.
ready expended upon In the event u this mys
FERROUS concern might make s appearances 10 the terror
OF foes.
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bong old having, sa, been used for the Transports
ton of cattle and hence called the slaughter house,"
partly filed with and SUNK by which circumstance
l2I bales wore damaged. The load discharged the
wharf whore laid exposed To the weather for days
out any covering and the house charged IS cents
pr bule for storage! Expenses did not stop here.
The house states that Tie Health OfRcer ordered the
damaged cotton-l2T baes-or that dipped IN salt water
10 be shipped the expense of the house TO Hunter
Point, mouth OF Newtown creek, Long Island, and
thrown unprotected into yard; whilc the other
1874 bales mot bahed in sal. watcr) were sent In M
exceedingly bad condition 10 the city wharves Some of
the bales had parted in the middle while others were
minus portions Of baggng and in othor ropes
ioose or missing He wroe letter 10 the agent Of tho
Union Lighter Company, care of Boyer & Co.. complaining
q these extraordinary charges but replied to very
brief and rather uncourteous terms concluding with
pressons Of defiance OF his hints obtaining redress
money by appeal TO the public through the columns
Of the press.
large sugar importing house has recently had car
goes Of sugar landed at Bristol r. L. and has had them
reshpped BY schooncrs to New York o. 50 cents por
hosshcad, while the Quarantine charges 02h conts
per hoeshead. BY this course they steer clear o.
special Port Warden bills OF S. each OF fm
cations at So EACH Of SO SO boarding foo Of dunnage
amounting TO $50 o: the Cindcras cxtortions and
cooperage, and stevcdorcs exact onsa Of which tho
Health Commissioners declare reasonGbc." And
they not reasonable menS
To show that these exorons act very njuriousy upon
the and labor or this city, publish follow
ing extract from tho New Orleans Price Current of the
18th September which, speaking OF freghts remarks as
follows
Coastwise the remain about before There
have been parcels OF freight offered Boston,
New York there ; scarcely any ireg. Offering owing II
ing, &C. &c., from tho Quarantine TO the city.
We give the following extract from the Boston TraccJIer
Of September 27:-
Goons ORDERED BosroN.-The schooner Laura Gertrude
loading at Quarantine New York. with $40 bales uf
bOlon The cotton consigned TO New York house
but 10 the srings nj Quarantine regulations Tered
oston We also learn that tor the freghts
Charleston and Savannah Boston have increased
which otherwise would havo gono New York. have
been ordered here.
Though tho Health Officer and Health Commissioners
may think expcdict and reasonable thus 10 tric with
the Of great and growing city and to drive
to other ports thereby deprvng hundreds il thou
sands, OF our citizens Of employment and bread, co
confident that all reasonable and just will unite with
in condemning their course outrage upon justice
and common sanae