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ADJUSTMENTS.
k9LAClDE'S VANIETIES-9RAvIEK STREET
Stage Manager ................Mr JOHN SETON
TWENTY-THrRD WEEK OF THE STAR COMPANY
BENEyIv nv Mn 1nuN oWENs
BENEFIT OF MIR. JOHN OWENS.

BENEFIT OF MR.. JOHN OWENS.
SATURDAY EVENING. May IA. 1859.
X. sssdfy als.s ss. D; Gs,,s
Unit Mr. John Owens; Apex Mr.. Pnnketi Chas sandfora
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" Sf"fsf H' .s %ss
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sa sssiss xMs MRS NJ. Marx Mrs
H@, wiz ssyasaF aod Second Love-
PRICES OF ADMISSION First and sscod Tier and Par.
& sose sn. rG tier for colod on
location . ''n' ffivHf' Boxes" 3D. according to
sss.. M ssSs
to e iI.Eoors open at ocock performance
s4 as9sEs a2sEhs sssAsF AsfnlrHsArhA AND
Stage sgA e. aAasa
sixy.stcond Night OF
HARsHs JUVENILE COMEDIANs.
SATURDAY. May H. 1885,
Re engagement Of the Troupe for wO WEEKS LONGER
And ra = ed hs ma'ss sssd
$ e. sf hf;st toR
.s Rsssss 4 fe,r
e nass Mis-, ia &Ga'r!s Ganen his George
tsris sr 4 q w ast. TEJp dosEy Singleton,
- In rehearsa--"Me Of yencs.'
Admission 80 Children aud servans in attend
EVERY SfaHr and EVERY sAruR-
open night Curtain rises at quarter before
,s ses's ss s Doors open on Saturday at M Curtain
t.osa a. IA. myi4
ORLEANS THEATEh--okLEANs srREEr--
a SATURDAY, May a. 1859,
M be performed Ciapssons opera entitled LA FASCHoE-
16Perormanco commences at I O'Clock.
O'Clock r. NJ. my13
lsONCERT HALL, PoYDRAs STREET BETWEEN
st. Charles and Carondelet Streets New Orleans.
M. LEO TAYLOR,
The Great Oriental Wizard
And
VENTRILOQULsT
oEAWlNG-ROoM ENTERTAINMENTS THIS EVENING,
atSoeiock, and SATURDAY NOON, at IL o clock
for Ladies' and ChiIiren.
A-Tickets, so cents Children ard serysn 25, myl2 3
CARD - -.
MADAME vIRGINICA,
E fns Great Russian Prophecies and Healing Medium
s revealing the hidden mysteries Of the Past Pres ant
lotteries, etc. ff'' r '' -
The Madame has remedies healing Of diseases
Shd faily guaranteed.
S1-ofce at No 1874 Bsronue street. and Ju.
Ia streets Office hours daily from o'clock
: W sl9 lns
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DEATH FROM CAMPHESE.-Mrs. John Totten, of
Flatbush N. Y, lost her life on the 9th inst by her
clothes taking fire from burning camphene which
she had ncautiously ignited The mortality from the
use of burning fluid in different parts of the country
has been very great during the past winter.
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BROKE JAIL. John Y. Gale, charged with the mur-
der of two negroes in Washington county, about a
year ago, escaped from the Jail at Greenve last Mon
day night A negro and an lrshman, who were also
will be offered for their apprehension.
[Yickshurg Whin.
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THE FOURTH WARD AMERICAN CLUB will meet this
evening at No A ST. Louis street, per order Of the
President this morning issued through our columns
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BENEFIT OF Mr.. JOHN OwENs-Mr. John Owens,
the irresistible comedian, one Of thslmost accom-
plished members of the Star Company of Placide's
Varieties announces his farewell benefit for tonight,
and is certainly entitled to as large house be
accommodated. man of genius and constant
student in his profession, he rarely fails in achieving
the happy personaton Of correct of every
character which falls to him. He offers great bill,
for it includes two very funny farces and the famous
comedy entitled Self" which readers may re.
member as the drama which, for few days last sea
son. seemed to retrieve the failing fortunes of Man
ager Crisp drawing houses when nothing else could.
Mr.. Owens will be the John Unit of the play very
strongly marked character, and the other parts are
properly distributed, as will be by advertised
programme. The three pieces will involve nearly the
whole strength of the Company.
| THE YoLKsFEsr REDIvIyus.-The great German
May Festival, the Deusches Volksfest, will be re
newed to morrow, and continued on Monday, and on
both of those days there will not be velier spot
this continent any other than the patch Of sport
ing ground known as the Creole Race Course, where
the merry will assemble in hilarious force tc
exercise the mnltfarous means of entertainment pro
vided. Lager will flow in inspiring rivers, and the
wekin vault of the armament will ring like feast
gong with the echoes sent up by the mrthful multi
tudes below The festivities of the scene will be in
augurated by the arrival of the grand procession
which will form and take its route to the ground ac
| cording to programme, which will be found pub
lisned elsewhere 1t will be seen that the line OF
march has been changed, and that King Gambrnus
will parade his bearded majesty in other streets thar
those which were last honored by his triumphal pro
| oression. ...m.
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TeIegrapheA to the New Orleans cressel
OUR DIFFICULTIES WITH CHILL.
fsY TIE NATIONAL LyyK.J

WARRINGTON, May 13-In consequence Of the un-
settled state Of afair5 In Chill and the recent diff
Guilty between Consul Trevitt and the Government,
the Secretary Of the Navy has ordered the United
States steamers Mississippi and Lancaster, and the
new war steamer Wyoming, (the latter recently com
pleted at the Philadelphia ravy yaroy and the sloop
ofwar Levant to touch at the ports Of that Republic
on their way to join the Pacific Squadron,
Southern Commercial Convention.
VIcKsBURG, May 13.-The Southern Commercial
Convention, after listening to various speeches and
adopting number of resolutions, adjourned this
evening, sine die.
Domestic Markets.
LOUISVILLE, May 13.-western Mess Pork closed
with advancing tendency and is selling at s15 So
Clear Sides at ll4c.
NEW YoRK, May ,13.-The Cotton market is un-
changed with sales to-day of 700 bales; Middng Up.
lands is quoted at lie. The Flour market cloeed
dull sales Of the day 26000 barrels State Flour
IS &c. Ohio 81 so to ss, Southern 81 IS to %. The
Corn market closed dull sales Of the day "a 900
bushels at 943 to 95c. for Mixed Western Mess Pork
closed with an advancing tendency and sales at $1s
to $1S so. Lard closed firm at liz to 12Ic. Whisky
closed with advancing tendency, with sales at 30
to 303c. The sugar market closed buoyant at So to
74c. Molasses firm at Soc. for Muscovado.
CINCINNATI, May 13.-The Flour market closed
with an advancing tendency. Sales at 81 40 to
81 so. The sales of the day were 600 barrels.
Whisky has advanced from 4 to 1c. Western Mess
Pork is very active, and the market very excited.
The market has advanced 81 to 81 49, and closed at
sls to sls 25; sales Of the day 400 barrels. Lard
closed quiet at liz sales OF the day 500 barrels
River Intelligence.
LOUISVILLE, May l3-The Ohio river at this point
is falling, with six feet Of water in the canal
ST. LOUIS, May 13, 8 P. M.-The Mississippi river
has risen three inches at this point since morning.
The upper Mississippi is also rising slowly.
The Illinois and Missouri rivers are falling
There was tremendous deluge of rain fell in this
city last night and to-day. z4.8=gz. 1
VIcKsBuRG, May l3-The stamer Imperial has ar
rived here from New Orleans. The steamer VIM. NJ.
Morrison left here for New Orleans to-day.
The steamer Red Rover passed down at 6 and the
steamer Grand Duke at o'clock this evening.
| tGopied from the New Orleans German Gazettel
|! The Future Empire Of Mexico.
The New Orleans Deutsche Zeitung German Daily
Gazette) has the following item from the semi.ofi
cial Gazette of Munich:
| WElRrzBuRG, Bavaria, April 7th-Active negotia
tons are going forward between the Court of Bavar,
and the Supreme Government of President Mramon
for the purpose Of selecting and elevating the Prince
| Adabert of Bavaria to the dignity of Emperor o
Mexico.
These negotiations are carried on through the Gov
ernment Of Spain and promise favorable result.
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~ JRnlaFy
To NJ bes Thompson, Esq
haze you lad Of your Furnaces in
operation during the rolling, and
opportunity Of saying performed equal
expectations.
consider capable Of ling perfect combustion
Of the bagase md producoh Of heat and
than furnace have Known. It will burn
ground heat and steam
in proporpif due supply OF boiler gven-o the
heat fast made.
From experiences clearly Of the opinion
that oer torn of furnace al all in efficiency
with yours.
Very truly,
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MYRTLE GROVE. November 19th 1851.
Mes8rs HAIL Rodi L Putnam, New Orleans
enisyl-Ionr the 14th in
reply inquiry respecting Thumpsnns Bsgasse Furnace
say than thai coaffm every particular
the statement made letter Mr.
date of 3ist Dec mber, 1856
The only Improvement suggest il the named by
your Mr.. Hall, and that in regard the hoppers
Very respectfully,
Your obe ji.nt
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Elm BALL PLANfAfloN, Feb. I, ls59.
Mr.. Tltompsoa. New Orleans La
Dear Sravin2 been engaged engineer panta
tions for eight years. and during that time had
sion of crops with Bagasse furnaces of ren kinds
am happy furnace far eNcels all others. 1t pto
iuaes uniform fire and much larger quantity of
feel confident that your furnace with proper supply
boiler and the llieuN apparatus make do all
the wotk wh Of wood the hhd pleasure
recommending your furn all who may
them. Yours, truly,
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SPALDING 4 ROGERS, AMPIIITHEATEk AND
~ MUSEUM, ST. CHARLES STREET,

'oase G. MARSH.
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Messts White Tru uan did not tie Furnsce 1853
crtp.
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E. L. KITTREDGE
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. ., 1s59

SEw ORLEANS, Feb. :, 16j9
To Moses Thompson, resent:
Dear Sr-Havng been aged DR.. Kittredee's pana
tOn the tail OF is- where t1ete furnaces
foil ppera'ion and having engaged other
wih the onr whic the furnaces Of Mr. still
and Messs II ger Allyn used. / consider ave
hd fair unity ot judg.g OF the merits
each Of the Hrnlces have no hesitation in saying fur
has done much work either other
With the quantity OF Bagasse produces
FIRE heat and furnishes than thought
Ra capable of .ucg, and with the formation OF but
little clinker feel confident in saying that believe that
with applied to RieuX apparatus,
from 20 2j his. per twenty our hours. will
ni All of the CURED with six eight cords wood
in tweny ouf hours and make the above number of hd
four hours; therefore take expressing
~! firm conviction furnace is the
in e and recommend 10 all who desire to convert
the Bagasse into US full fuel.
Yours, respectfully,
APT SEANEs E,,i,.sr
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PRICES oF.ADMIssIoN First and sacod Tia, and Par.
quee cents Boxes uhd tier persons ony) 80
location. " W. Se''s :"
open for securing Dress Circle Parqustts
o"nrs anu frlvae Boxes from A. NJ until 5P M daily
70 commences Al TX o'clock. myI4
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GUS implements IN his pockets al the lime. he was
remanded to his old quarters, the Parish Prison, to
await trial in the First District Court
VIM Fowler. charged with shooting Mrs. R. Cas-.
ros dog and threatening to shoot her at her resi-,
dence, Mo. 147 Benvie street, on the 7th inst, was
examined and dismissed for want of evidence.
Margaret Young had to pay IS for pitching into
Bridget Ganan at the corner Of old Levee and Bar
racks streets.
Mary, slave of Mrs. Materre, was dismissed from
the charge Of beating Isabel Laperre, at No. 45 Main
street.
John and Mary Roman were held for hearing on
charge OF being drunkards and fighters. and con-
tinual scandal to Main street, between Villere and
Robertson, and to Marie Anoinette, I. W. c., their
landlady. u
Jean Goazi, one Brsquette, and Joseph Reyertegat,
were up on charge OF trespass and larceny, IN cut
ting down and hauling off and selling timber from
the Allard Place. back Of the city, belonging to John
Davidson. They gave bail to appear.
Thomas Doran stewart of the ship st. Louis, was
up on charge of breach Of trust and embezzement,
in making way with $50 which VIM. Owen, carpenter
of said ship, entrusted to him to get changed into
gold, on the 10th inst. In default OF bail, Thomas
Eugene Meunee, Rosanna McCloskey, and Alice
Smith, residing at No Rampant street, were COM
planned of as being indecent and disorderly, and
scandal to tile neighborhood The prosecutor is the
Hon Pierre Soule, who lives across the street, and
his affidavit is strong one. Eugene and her nymphs
gave bail to appear for examination when notified
RECORDER LoSG's CouRr.-Four white men and
one free negro taken up by officer Roth on Thursday
ner of Annette and Cairborne streets. All gave bail
to come up and explain why they did it.
/ A young schoolgirl surrendered herself in court,
knowing she was charged with having slapped
another school girl, whose mother made the charge.
She justified herself for the slap, by saying that it
was given in return for pinch. Rather small in the
old lady, to have such young girl arrested for so
small a matter.
Dublin Mary and George Dougherty were sent to
prison for fifteen days, in default of furnishing good
behavior bonds. Their ofense was that Of insult
lawful, welded wife of George. The ofiense was the
more aggravated, George had left his wife to live
with the strapping Dublin girl.
| Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Russell, of Port street, were
made members of the peace society each others re-
request. They had been calling each other names,
oh! awful to think of,
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DIE ID.

BAssETT-suddeuly, m Brooklyn, Wednesday, Dec. ~
Jennie Lex South "a last .nty months :l aid e Allen add
The body viii be taken to Sristoi Penn for n,srmsnt
cAREYrOn sdns.dsy morning Dee H. her rosidsaoe No.
10 Sufok, Eliza tho beloved wife Of r. H. Carey. ass
Her rsmsn. " 81 be iaLsn to Mays Church in grnd
Ssloel on sndsy moninS where solemn ruisa na~'
Of he lungs Jane sopsia widow Of Richard Creed
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
house Of Der sonnaw, b. G. Lcech No. 100 Ati3acsI,
Brooiyn
CROSBYOa Tuesday, Dee a. aftsr short ines Harriet
Ahton Crosby. wife Of William b. Crosby in the 74h %
The 1feraI ervce. VIII Re hold in the Marks.res ch-rsh
On Thursday morning 81 o'clock where sbs relatives ana
trends Of the family united attend wisho fashss
pee "a the Rev Tinotby Msthsr Cooley D. D. IA ss1
year 81. ago. and the sish yesr Of h ministry In shs sss
Paners service. Friday, leah inst, at 10 o'clock
E ssss ys. S 1s sa 4s
HELMS la hi. city, on Tuesday Dec H. Ans Helms sAs
Her siiTs sad fsad &c Invited tie isasr from
10 e. ?. gs I9S'' Rss,5 gssst .s,s
Ns-d nd Esy g 5 95i9 p;EsI; plea.
Josrrk p Maynard IN The 18Th yeas Of hi. age.
f fias sas' js-s ss saa s E sroshel ~ John "a
Robert Jss4d esPee.fay Invited stsna hi. fanssN
and WiIoy7bby street Thursday the lab inst, At
2ARTIg-On Tuesdsy Dec 10, iPrsncss Euuns. edese
daughter Of John and Sarah A Martha sssd and
months =.
tend the funeral this day (fhaIsdssD O'Clock nH, rsuz
the residence NO. 2ss West ASIA 81.
PARADIsE-Os Tuesday morning Dec susan Durs1e Nsf6
off, W Paradise and daughter Of Cyrs DurAnd N the tHh
TIE relatives and ends Of the family invited 10 sed he
ensIs nom Der sis rssdsnee No ss IVES, Twsaiy fourth
street, Thursday, lssh inst. a. ocock
ROBissOSOn Wednesday, Dee "a lseoela H. lnee leStsf
s Of Capt. Henry RobnNon In tho 1oth Of her ~
tef . short lliress Of 20 hour
sister age respectfully invited 70 attend the nssra o hs<
lae residence, No. 80 West 12ds on Srszy issh iH
Her T-n.ns VIII be taken TO Greenwood fo< issrnest-
ROsFOn Saturday Dee 10. JohE Roe, assd u years
H friend. relatives respectfully sd 10 ~ftsad In
fusss hi. rhar.dy) aasrneon oeIock from biz lte
reridener. NO. % East 2sshst-
M, resins Will be WethessSed Conn pssrrasnx
sMITHOn Monday ornizx Dee H. e his rasdsnos,
One hundred easth street, Hsxls, 0eofss Esss
sui.h, IN the tttb yssx Of bis age.
His r-lstives tbs friends Of he nsy respectfully M
vite4 attend b. an<rsl rhazsdsy tho ls.h a
p from the kpi<,opal Chnsch hsndrsd kn6tvonf1
seventh street, the feaTtk aEsnns, Hars<n.
THUksBY-At LiserPool, kazsnd Thnfsdsy, Nss ~ -
consumption Jobs Thsrsby, AGA - yssrs e'ns ~
days.
F5ssrs .eTyssss rhzssasy at o'sIe.k hssn ne Nv
Mr. Aesksss Churcl. Bsshwek ssssss rhs -
nends re iavited 10 ssnd whozt n.,trr to.''~ 49,
70 tbs Church rsu the Wilnsnzeazrh =. ,..s,
TOWESEHD-On Tuesday eoTAiee Dee - !. ee.s.xxs
b. Fssnklyu only shnd 81 JOAN r. aHs Et'zs =
Yss.n. ii. S.y T~ rom presss s House. In wea s-
a nesz esh-as. loi o'eiees n.
1 Albany papers Psesss copy.
go 81 t.lsI !.
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s3s9, Gsi,aI7 l3O.49s. asa A.Oss. gsl "a. 5s9..

Tc.s ..... $2s9 t5i3l7 l304gsass AOsSgsl 2sIs92oo
The loans are about a million higher than on the
previous returns while the specie shows little change
telegr'Phic dispatch from ST. Louis received tn 3
morning by Messrs. Duncan, Sherman g. Co. states
that the interest upon the ate and guaranteed bonds
Of Missouri, due Jan. next, will be promptly paid
when due The business Of the Clearing House was
$2l 81 S2 The interest the seven-percent bonds
Of the New-York Central Railroad of 1864, due tonor
row, will be paid a, the Bank of Commerce. The
Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company has declared
semi ANNUAL dividend Of 10 Y ceDt, payable Jan. at
it, Office, No. Is Merchants Exchange. The Park
Fire Insurance Company, semi-annud dividend Of 10
p cent payable Jan. 3. The net earnings of the Bos
ton ard Worcester Railroad for the year ending Nov.
90 1882 we're l0l p cent. They have declared semi
annual dividend Of v cent, and have now on hand
about $3.50 co., pay off their bonded debt Of $500 900,
due July L. 1860. in the Money market the features
are the same as before noticed. Demand loans are
easy at 6a7 y cent, and leading paper at the sa ne
6guTes with only choice ots passing below g. cent
Lake navigation being closed for the season, The
Byfalo Commereial furnishes the following compare
tive table Of receipts of Breadsufs for the last two
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7O6 TO- against 81 36O9$S ", showing decrease of
$74. 232 -. The supply of wood is l94,66O cords,
valued at $745 Os 49, against 253 402 cords valued at
1856 9O7. The wood was valued last year at 50 so T.
cord, but the deduction for 5S752 cords consumed
curing the year is made at about 80 50 y cord.
Messrs. Raynor & Blackwell have sold two lots
southwest corner STRAY. and 127hst. 80 feet in.
fronting the avenue, and ITO feet in depth, for IS 80
Also one lot southwest corner New-av. and l2ith-
st., 25xlG0, FOR $3.50; New-av. fronts Mount Morris
square on the west. Also, three lots south eide of
lI3th.st., $50 feet west of 2d-av each 25xlOO, in
GLIDING cores in the rear Of average depth of 10
feet the whole for 81 500.
The following are the Currency, Land Warrant, and
Specie quotations for the week. corrected for from
the rate current at the Banking Office OF Messrs.
Tbounaon Brothers.:
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rss .; IS Barley held WIN s--1ns.s but Is quie.
the supply reduced and the srriVas limited We notice
q the bark Magenta Grs~n Bay. Wis.,
Monesl. with Iced Of Canadian Barley consigned to L.
FORD The sAies 500 hssh. tworove1 state Al -
knds held above the u bsye Cansd4n Peas
steady the sales 90 bush tD6ec Oss rather
better and with sns OF in the rrcrip- prices tend upTd
th. sale. ere II bush At sde7e for Western: ~ fc FOR
Csnsanu and tsfshe stsr for ExfTa heavy Rye q1ief
.sss SSGsSc Corn better the supply 81 rev Il
limited and old and wanted saies o. % 90 brsE
Ggde7c. .or Southern ielOS; GTgTc for SerJer-ey
yellow srd a5G9e for old Yellow Southern and Western
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MARRIED.

CODMAN-CLARK-n this city Tuesday Dec. 10. By ~
Rev Z. ". Chaplin ME j. r. Goldman Of Taunton Mxsa,
Miss III. CLARK Of this city.
VAN WART-FRlENDAt the residence Of the brides sses.
on Monday, Dec u, BIZ the Rev. " d. Hunbert Stephen L.
Van W art and Miss Emma r. Friend
California paper please COPY -
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snsportaion expenses for the year ending september o.
fasq 81 81 cent earnings for the same PeIloe
Eet earnings for the year ending september 90 iSsS Sf
COS a. equal 70 l03 p Of the amount Of the CaPa STOCK
Compa,sfise Sats@eaf Of Erpezdi'ure n 1883 ard IsS
Kor vear ending Transp'n Exp. Construction. total 90
60, al 49,, q So 292 a. $2l6702 4S $SlVS9t 90
S,S s0 iss9 ...... 3S49 429 II lOSS II SfS"69S ~
Decrease.........slS7863 &c Sl08So6 81 $2o&9 %
srNxARY Of oil Transportation Expense yer ne fsa' enaH9
PASSENGER Freight
Maintaining Roadwuy Amount. TTanspn. IisnsP n:
ard Rrsi Fsaie O99 4s3 10 S49iIA s8 s6Ol6Ss -
Repair Of Machinery. $500 " $500 .. eSoose -
OrsTAtins the rosd.... l766S5 80 2L619 ~ soss'0 %
To,s, ... SO $40 429 II sl.45627s 90 $le93,lS5 a.
srArKNsSr II Earnin0 Poeageys ESeigh Gna az ehT
Or tAs ysays ssdfHS SeP'sssS@ ~ l0'' l'' '
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iBi..s demand, ..ie. Of L. oc n N

wHALEFooTs Il limited deuand. .-ie. Of - cs u N
bieschet .. sc cash.
wHALEBOSE been spsrnry dealt n - O. 70, .s'r'
Ocho.k. q for Norh~est Coas and s9S i'f oea'iA'
zSC-ISs make, 1. 9us. ard We quote ssees a. :
n[ic.
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~ Roakon Posk sa1s:


The moderate gain Of the Boston banks in specie
at the cose of last week. and the slight easing oil Of
the Eew-York money market, seem TO indicate that
the fear of any special advance in money rates at the
end of the year is without much foundation IL is ev-
dent indeed that If exchange with Newborn turns
decidedly 10 favor of State street, and allows us to re-
gain the half million of gold that has recently been
lost there can be no marked tightening of money here
The hope s therefore that the favorable item OF gam
lust noticed may be repeated IN the present week ana
that State street may close up the year 1888 with only
that duness and deadness that usually attend upon the
holiday seasot.'
In regard 70 the new noon land route between this
CITY and Boston, The Neo-HaveR Journal has the fol-
lowings
The first train between Hew-York and Boston, via
the Shore Line, was run yesterday, and was we are
happy 70 state, complete success. The train from
Nsw.York reached here "a little ahead Of time, with
twentyIwo and two through and two pay passengers
for Boston-and left here promptly the advertised
time, twenty minutes past o'clock P. M About
twenty persons took the train for Boston, ana NUM-
bers more were added the train proceeded eastward
making a good load into Boston. The train from
Boston 70 New-Ycrk ALEC came through IN good time,
and connected without delay withthe Al P. m. tram
for New-Yor On the latter train there were nine
teen passengers from wBedfoId, ali Of whom came
by the Shore Lane.
At the election of Directors Of the N. Y. Central
Railroad held at Albany today the old Board was re-
elected. Two reports made, one by the Company
and one by the Committee of Stockholders.
From the Company's report we gather the annexed
statistics:
EARNINGS, RKcEIPTs, PAISHSrs