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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
A BLOODY RECEPTION.

\ poor Old Coon, who "a, the Intimate
frisSa II ,he Hon. Charles J,erns. 10 40.
a. and even a. late as 80, havisg los, tia,
gentleman 10 ID. nss.s o. political rigz,g.
lately hearing that hi. A>a! sIsrtcy, were TO
DO feusd in . losOfeco printing establish
msns, kueuu ~ ihs SPiru Of J,Serso-, sat
out oss day last week on . pilgrimage to
that place 10 search Of hi. errius up,oiou
OF former days lie had mad. hi. way safe.
ly TO the weeds sdjssest to town and had
climbed "shsg bark hickory" a. in DAYS
Of yOrs, TO congratulate himself upon Ito
eSd Of BIS wearisons joarssy aud the hope
Of once more enjoying the siial embrace II
Charles Jssrns aud enjoying good old yal
Ter kiver Ayme When most sal 10 relate
tysl, We alwo,t choke With grief aud sorrow
in psnning a. ho WAS met by the SJiJn nan.
wac, We suppose, bad heard Of bis eomisg-
yes, met IN the lonely woods by the very
man under whose roof be mean, 10 take
lodgiug-met By the man who whether pre-
tsntibgly or not, yet makes the mos, open
Professions Of love aud attach ment for au
own brother, aud there IN cold blood. upon
SAID shag bark hickory was he ,ain ~ the
Spin; man, shooting him Fix times with an
old rusty locofoeo blunderbus, and then no,
saii'ssd With this exhibition Of endish ma
lightly An0esIpg hini se'sfai tl4.,s j. The
head after he va. entirely kif
We have eertsinly never heard Of .ucb ;
cold blooded aud heartle,s muir der Under
the circumstsncts, AID the psrpttrAtor on, 3
saved himself from Capt Lyaeh, ~ the
strongest pretosta,ioH that II vas the result
Of accident snd that 10 really happened
~1i!si 10 WAS in al Il Ia melancholy abstrac.
too, suP.rlndueel b. the contemplation Of
toe Awil! skinniog which Lis other frisud
IS - receive tits Cay week We have. Lo.-
ever our o"a opinion of the matter GuI We
think AZ will he clearly proved upau tho trial
that tie said murder vas yerpetr,,eJ :,
prevent certain developments IN reference
totLs character Of the Hon Cha,. leans
which Vls 10 TIE power of this sane Oh
Coon 10 MAKE, and IefhAp5 to prereat also
tue scandal which may have followed tie
hiiGl embrace We SHALL forlesr. boaertr.
further reference until after the LEGAL lave,
ti,Atica Of the case, which i, is understood
will come Of at tie sitting u the aeItGlSd
J ary Of The People.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
TnE cans 0F mac.

VIZ Fsaltter n biz speech =, On, At,l
Court s'r.rit efg,in saresr3 ,.,t.
saourifh q oraral.r ss fsiss d e'.rsJt,t
4 " B.te'af tlf ssr. ss...s,... -,
A.' elect. 10 shy afs.ass tlsir ozone, s,..
iishi thu ave tsfa-st 90 ts..f oo....,
Ard 90 aoi 10 = I,t5 ,ssas of d.. g.,
gnis HsTcta,,u BE- hsms e,g,,,,,.,
~ hilaHs ~ ns boast asI tsat, II, -,
O. .aasss Gas ths ff..u4, . Bs,...,.
oct back sin s''h it'ir money
Ims game u rag hss been rs,s,t.I 4,
upon fofmsr oss.siobs fsr tho fg,,s.. 81,
diving 'a'o fsuItssr's sugyou ,As., ,ls
desire 70 Be On the visu.sE I'D. sst a..
game, 'sP'shsnsibls ., 10 - I'D ore .A,,a
I'll ss'sl right 'LiaLisg nsn nss nam o,a.
d'ao' - beng met b. Mr. Bosslsr. f,,.sj.
mos'ly ds@scrs's. ed ths Psslhssr s,,,.o
y y bsias tAtsn upos al sidss o.s,k
,s'n iof MS s'nisspSbis bolsterisa u ,ss
BsslkRsf dyassiI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
COOLING DOW


NJ Fss'snsf 10 -sr snd,avsris, "a, ,s,,.,.,..
no ai''af'isa Dsuoefsis ~ sfscno,sI, .r,.t..
saften fsesS. 55sunssr. a. srsoosh 4. 4,
e'f'a a. Hsfptf' Ferry 10 Fssfasry ts,t ~,
ne is'pi'sd th,ss uho sct from bs., .,t -.
e'r'v Visvs-sbtbs Stood her, iss.s.ss.s, o,
= eic'ti'a ofhes.hoidsf, Cobsfs,,,ob.i az,
f'h,'. .ssss, usrs ssa .cosaaf,., sho.,,,h.,
mifhfbs
H'Vi'i''i Hs'rsf'-Fsrry l,,t ve,s. a. v,,,.
fesI' - 'uesrg dove" Be- o. H., o..
s'''iaE 'hT'hinr - sireBr'hss.t 10. ssrs.i.,. ,
Z. aim lie hs' bssa - isJsry 90 M. n,.,,,., =
ihr og''ii's' a. ins Afn.ry. ani sisest,. g..
s'f"'onai -af'sf % cot o. $50, srer,s,i,,..,
% '''r1iar 90 We msssfs,,arc n An, A.,
20 81 thy 80 nasis.a aa,s,s %, .s,.r ,
ii.. 80 aa-isai snoust Co seer ir se,,,,.,.-
Po1msoi 81 go hsrs s,,s sislis.,d -, 80,
70 .htr
fftHs uuia Of this sss,tios. .. ,.,..,.
record fut'iststhy o. % ne ala M, ,..e.-.
- '1 " Thomo " shny,f. %. Of ~. 60
'a ''s snP-naisatssts saes VIII a.. -.
.F''e .ts Afmcfy vote sgsu ioraus, -, a..
'eeh s.sg " thsir isisf,,is. ssl 80 49,. -.
'aaa's's 20 'sV'a-s her Isu fiEhut w,nt.,
cot aas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
sUrPREssiSG Tus rKurg.

Oar nsistbor ofth, Spiri, lately received
an extra from the Oath Cou,tiiution' q
fs1Ikssr paper published at Bath, Morgan
county, ssa which vas headed in flaming
capitals TuE TErru, sf-b., tho Hon. Cha.
|''"' lad dose 10 Congress ADD what be
would do If elected again. Whether it vas
scot 10 the Spirit editsr for circulation 10
this latitude OF not, 80 do not kosv, but be
ID" IS = may, be POeksted the p'esiou,
dosu~eut aud refused to let il see tie light,
IN other words, ssppresiei ruE IEuru. We
do not wonder, however, at tbis when il con
t.ised amesg other precious spseinsss o!
'r.!h the following
Who has throughout bis whole Coesr,s.
sion.l service, a, all ;ines voted TO give The
POOR old soldier CT the war Ct 1872, .
Psns'oal
Z. ]. FAULKN
Who voted AGAINST PENSIONING
10000 RICH MEN CD the Treasury Of
tie United Sntssi
G. FAULKS
Whatrill honest men think Of these bare.
faced ssssriiousl Will they give their sup.
port to nan whose claims to the popular
support is upheld By infamou, aud lying sp.
peals Who will roi blush At the idea Of
Ss"os fog. representative uko.. only claim
to their support i, fousdtd upon ths con
tempiib!s rs.er, to deception and peli,ieal
trieiery. What will the homes, y.omanry
Of ,he district think CT this attempt to De,
osivs aud impose upon their snrpo,-i isuo
rance Of Congressional facts What .pin.
ion must 'hey form sf that man who. either
through himself or friends, thus presume.
spcn their ereduliiyI
Well nigh, the editor Of tho Sp'rii blush
at this bold attempt Al deception AMI seek
- hide the evidence Of il Well might be
declare as 10 did, tia, this E1ira Of tho
Bath Consultation, must be intt ted for cir
clli ION among the ignorant voters of Nor
gan sud not among intelligent people. Such
an attempt to deceive could 10. even be
''a.sowed By looofJoo editor aud il NUT
stink IN the nosirils Of ell honest men
Bat what will tie people Of Msrsap
county think OF ,Sis a,;omr. TO impose upon
their Supposed iguoranco-this ralratle i'm.
patatiOn upon their intelligence whitley
g to The polls aud By their vote give proof
that their support has been Obtained through
means OF false aud lying sppe.l,1 We
shall SEQ.
in the meartimo We call attention to few
facts which 'rpertain to the congregational
record Of the Hon. Charles Jeer.,, which
are ineontrovsrhble. We ask the p.oplo
especially, the old soldier and bis children
TO rene N Der them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
CHANGED FKoNE

hefsi- fore, in ell Of lis preyisy. c,,.
vases, Faulkner has ac,ed or A,t,n,,.J -
aS' the dictator to the bard working Amerv
men a: harPers Ferry III, has commanded
'1s'1' upon the pains aud peualtie. 4 e..
pu'''oH from the employ men: Of the u. :.
10 vote tor him, ard 10 do all ths,he xi,L.
90 '1em aud be prided himself upon ,Li.
h'' suPposta power How different fac.
Is %" put on Supplication., prayers, es.
treaties bO'oeching appeals are used BY
Faulkner in tho place of stern command +.
accompanied by unmsnly threat. Ipdiv;J.
uli voters are nov sought out by ban. an
all manner 0f means a'e cmplog.i Lv him
u coax or "hesdio them il.y saC.or. ns
'O'''S' P!oNmen IL ths furrow Ac sli,t!e,
''o'e o'i6s at tao merchant. stand, h.,
'''"' OF ineehsHi-n with the honest me-
eHan'e' PhysIo With the Doctors. and .v
win tho attorneys. 1t was bu, the other
uaJ lie APPROACHED one of tie Tree and m.
sePood'hi voters Of the Ferry-An indu,-
"i"Is aud intelligent shoemaker. by whom
be was properly rebukod Verily uu,t NJ,
faulEner be frightened BALI 10 death. thus
70 change his irSbt I'D verify do We be.
iievo that til. Jay week will kan him a.
dead that DO never more will Le scared or
hurt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
DISCUSSION.

h'f'r' B''slsr ,nd F.alsp,r addressed
h' people Il Clarke ., Bcfryuil- on Thur.
d'y last We have not time O. not. tho
7''nis discussed. bot sLo friend. VI BOT.
Ter h'vs 'bs 'atsfsciion q ktoriar tlatt.
'eqa''ied bim' u ui'b bis uio.l ab,.t,.
"''I'' she Hon. Mf J. hb,rel. IL.
hearts Of tie people ar Dot 9Th SIR r -
,1'y fseoi'est she uaaus' be adopted TO- dc
ie'"og Heory Bsi.1gsr. ths y,ser cham.
p''' o. osmoorsry Mr 80 as .ps,-t
''sa NoriaE oos a. tgo tLir5. y tt...
present lefi The Couu-llouss. su-s .L.
'''eP''os almost everywhere
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
Give it to D. i'm say NC.
Itih FSUITs.

On F'iday la, n married mother v,ta
Twins visited 90, 'sane.ln a. s.s4pgose
IN search Of the y ahy Agency We tiy
Informed her, howev'r tha, the arency ii c
VS. IA tie >ii,it Bpt4WFs sud thatif .te
W'- IN Funi Of tho bounty tie sscut vou j
prompt. at ~ 10 IL. Whether she mao +.
application We were u Informed. lat It
struck Us 'O'citly That = Bauaiy wa Brodu.
e.ug It, intended pgr;os,' Nud We Are sorry
tAatihe Virginia Rsratii, "a has thrown Old
water upon the proJccs BY limiting it, sppl.-
cation H CGiri1Hy advise 4 only TO widows.
The Agent hero however, tn ink. thi. q mis-.
take. - be does not suppose IL At lie saiL,r
Of the bounty meAht TO hold out a bonu, 10
imnc rralz' poor, unprotected aud lonely
'Wddors butto Tsse it general m IT, a,pli
cA'ioa The agency We are informed Will
b kept oPau until the matter j.. de,iicl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19

Aa I3'14sgrs Fagu5ss Sir Msu
'sa' 90 Ai' spseeh - kirg George C.an
% Ease 90 Saturday Ia,i declared f4af s..
"a@'' "'f 30, ~ a var sad,, asy o..
's"'ilAs'' The -higs v,ll rseipross,s
70 BIS case, "a sisst,oh day. Nr ". 20 she
sane speech denounced Mr Baobsb.n 10
Vs'J severe terms Hov. 10 ,sE, ssn ibs,
D'@o'fa'' SAo believe Il us.cbsry 70 %.
poe the Aia'aistrs,,on, add uLo k,y.
sse' 'olA that 'ssA are 'slio.f The pale Of
D'useFssy vSts for Aosissas. Who s.u.
NJ BuoSsoaa q tfsitsF, ssd uhs says 4,
vosld ao' VS's i'T Aia V ave ks III,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19

I'' n'7'' ~ '''ols p,na.ra H.hssss.l. 81,
80 .ia-'as 'spsassf .ssauas,s., issit.r.-s.
sfF hr'orh ST. G.zriu uss smtssrt, isr.,
ia 30 sou's oa M.asty so .sIsss.., !,
saheing ser srsn anl iisra-l tisl o. Jia, CO..
30 a''i uPs isf l-s.s ~ ani Ira apr tt. 49,
isf''d foaad fsrss umss aft Iamr-s D.. c.
Ihi' eer''ia'y cones sssfsr Co iis-fis.ias = II.
ieafust Prcis-a,6f shes hisspifiis sfs a., -.
aay'hiaf - LsYs svsf heard ssfts sifis -
- hereafter 10 BE- stovb sJiu crov 20 Dss....
ChsEty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
C0RREtIIuN.

ln TePuLhshiug = Us, e. mcukef. or The
Legislature FROM this cousiy from IsV. T.
'''''s al error was made IaI.IG tL-
. nn'y vas rsPre'sbt,d b. the lato W. =.
'-4'.h'f. snd ths lsis D,.r. Not.av
1e candidates we're Ca.ghill, Morgan add
James Gioan-abd The vote nooI-istr,
uader She Ola Constitution CfUgh.u 3.i.
Mofgsn i'i Glenn 700 Mr. CrsisL,.I o..
e''''rg nearly tLe unsntmog, vote 4 tbs
e'a''J. compliment rarely Bsssd upon
A'y man uaisr tay sifcamsiaatss. bus one
worthy u rlutlsmaa Vim Lsi 90 .sps
''f 20 every quality which e.a.lt4tsa
z Cd, i'''..is'a', sai ,as.ssi fsgr,,saia-
Its
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19

to WhThh 5issfe. li.rrs.,...
SO Demgrrtu, psfl su.s|tt ,fst-..
Hile' - mi-h 40 f-.oirt' ever 80
bal riSe IhsI psrf shth 81 49,.
wen b. sas ihat i 80 drrtrr
Ps'h " eoas'tluonsi -lessfssi,m SIN
~ tsis at fsesirsi tbe
meet O. &c '''e'ia'' before BE- -. pr-rs,,, b.,
e yer 20 'se "'oag s.' ssd s,,s.. 30 -.
epN" ''y', Ea'ca i's9tu btt vs.
T''lfi"aEsrsr iron 10 5s'h ot .8s..,.',..
% ,'''','. IL I'n As wbisrs-, 80.
h' ''ona IA - ca 8 i.nls.os per-, iAs.,..
y '"e''s'4 ''sI usn0fi 70 90, Wsir co..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19

tr- sou g. D. ..Igit1 w.
ST. Ot@r 70 Harfe,. isrt,str
ihs late secret fsufssr m.s.t. 90.
'sy tat they ths sspports,. tf4.t
so1i 20 i1sgsr b.g sst,s fft 20.
d'is los hereafter tbty isr.-.
'hsm Ce'ts,s it 10 hattlt .a.al
pfoosre vo'ss y che hbsrsl use Of
bs msis asi % have bat o.. ,.s.. f
v nshs, 70 oar esfIsss. 80 t.st o.
FsslkssEs OsDlss bid ,ss hsF
v'li tisk thea harder tbsasmaf.
il'~ emP.sysr. Fsllsnw iri -- ra
Z sslivtsn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
GETTING IL q, All -Inua.

Mr. Montague Sail il biz srseei on NJ
day 'hA' be Claimed ite flpI5r. Of tie dem
o-fs,.c party t,c=u., DC 49, "a id Ha.
r's',,' Ti-H;s dem r-.:, ..It-., il v5.ia.
fOF bia' iAe democracy would no; BE- sl,Tor
iHs 'r,'tsadc Wb,a he Iro45ure. enc
Vord 'r,u'sade he ~Aois aIuner les, 10
h~ eon'en-Pt Of thai class Of politician --
Poor Chislus J-'ils gels some .tou,he. in
tie 'eoie'' ur"a all occasion, where the ola
liners arc oongeFaed. They Ike the sra,
son lat ;tsy as honest men de:sst tbs ,rs.:
or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19

~ r. aoTELaH, $50
~ sddIsss the People Of LssJo,.
i osw On N'tassi'y The 4Sis isa. I"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-05-19
Old soLDIRas READ!

u rspubli'sirg he speeches % The Tsn.s.ee
tnewtcrs, "a tayOf - lhr ot ~ diets psu.ic1 ttl
sralns. ~hich bob Lsirhrr sha Fso lbrt r0,sd.
tse H,shmon1 Wh's makes he i0llss.sg sPseoIS-
mentsty
'wsie M Lsichet va vo.inr s-sio.t sr.
Pfopfisi,uE - the Old soicitts 81 SifgiAia tais
small pttisRtc Tor their uto.r sIt saictrnt s.tvi.
ccs 10 the -ai siih Engisnd be uas quietly sat
uag into bis oun pocse, tatce thousand dollar. .
year. ~hich nsmbrfs ., ConEfe,, hae vvtcc %, IN
selves, vas accepting met, nan double tbe pay
he va nutleG 10, and sel'pttug % uutst
which be himself believe 60 - ssifafis-a' ?
CAn sny old soldier % IL SJste grt hisown Goa.
.cnt o. vote Tor Lctrke+ who thee v.trt tu 60 o. q
hold icm hiu th~ pay Tn Uh,,h be- iu~i'y ,nft
tied toi Giltiagy sefyiccs1 Can any 500 - t~ia-
toe. o' i,ua ~ ne e.f socI,is 49, IN e.rva.iug
such tnaa ,u tas aisttsi ara ul-sl huaosatlc Of
nee "a rl. g. raua-Huta.h
In - .f. eruniy % lt- sls'r 'het- are uum.
brf, az ,trtr no soldiers saa Itetr ts-e- L. uts
va s..l.f maSr POINT ~ r.Hrrn .sf Juhg
lerl.l .; me .s'is Tor b. tas- sfatta tuw.ts
Itm. Ihtf- urfr tNO D+rllrrs.t- tnfmucfs o.
tstrt'.> ire.u Nrrieia vto voted i.r tt- Pc
80 'I-lis. irs. a. zee Atinst,a ttsiriet snd
Pu~tl. ri Hr A.trnar'v tl..rst. an hey ur-
't''e dc ,f-." ior 'her grutI,u- recoiiec-
ucp % zoe 9..r 20 s,'.Isrs who .uf~fst - ulac .
1fnAftrn sa- tTY.,st ihcr~e ,grs o., 80 many Ian
g,r' N deirn tag fHsir coun'Tv 30 =, h0us q! seed
bui IL Chef o. uuit voted .rsiust fac Prrsttn
% ana t9u> irt.r,rd most <.l-s a. o. aS,i--
upon ne aftrf.. cham riHUs go oar ,oatifs. luI
tu a. ~ spsv. hes o. tAr present canvass he ~,
pu - hubsf.f urUG no uufrs..rr tursatiu. r be
ihu' ni'ir-. ara tf dee are. ft !. h. she -
q mo 'stnc hing over again o. D. b.. The rraaf-
iunrT WA D. vote 4tatt ttr prrsi4t tfII
Ma Do v"I'- 90 s.s'a. 90 Ae. had tar rIaaor.
wat o'd so ser. 90 Gtsal 60 r.- s.I soldier "a
the broad limits az he Con- u.H.,sn. caa hud
" 10 His n"att ~ voc DO JpDi L..,r-r' S6r1r.
i. her .hs' go r-vrs asatl. ws-.-. .ag. ~..
q % IN'.'' srfF .Y I"t-rfs- 90 ssri"v up.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09
SECOND BOARD.
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following is comparative statement Of the imports
OF foreign dry goods New York for the week and since
January l.
For he Week. 1867. 1853 1859.
Entered at the port. "a ABB 600 7a822l $3.50 $40
Thrown on market. 6,s2lb45 so2,ls5 1888 1886
Entered at the port 2le7l2 1906, $40 $780, 1888
Thrown on market. "A $50 2ss24l26 6S2 5s sl4
BY the above table it will be that the entries o
dry goods at this port during the past week. though ex
cess OF those for the same period last year. lees
In amount than thoze for the previous week and below
those for the period in 1857 It not anticipated
that the importa!ons will continue to BIO on SO large
scale to the end Of the The present Of goods
from Europe to the United States s sad to be owing in
great degree to the desire On the part of manufac
turers to oil their contracts and to got them into
this country before they EXPIRE for fear that If
they are not delivered before the contracts run out
and any decline ehoud take place. that they may be re-
fnsed There has been accumulation of goods waiting
shipment at Havre Bremen and Ham burg and partcu-
ary at the latter place. We learn from highly re
spectacle agent OF the Hamburg line OF steamers that
at last accounts the company were considering the pro
pr1ey OF ADDING another steamer the lice order
relieve the pressure for shipments From this sde
ever tney md dii;ulty In obtaining return cargoes
Shippers feem IN wiling 70 forward produce freely
account Of the uncertainties regarding progress and
Issues Of the war which human foresight can posi-
bly foresee. The amount OF goods thro upon
ket the past week of those of Last year but
materially below for the In 1867, which pre-.
ceded the advent OF the panic by about and half
months. The totals OF entries and amounts thrown on
the market since the fret Of January considerably
IN excess OF those for the period Ia both proceed
ing years.
Annexed give tables showing the classification Of tho
goods imported II will be that the value of woolleD
soods entered amounted to ss70l4S cotton fabrics TO
$4ls $751; silk d. to S8l77l9; fax goods 70 S5a 1877 and
MISCELLANEOUS articles TO SOS, 238:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-09

TolekTaph Marine Report.
LONG BRANCH, July aunset-No vessels in sight wind
s, light
HIGHLANDS July sunset-A bark and brig passing the
Highlands bound in. Wind
SANDY HOOK July 8, sunsa.-Three masted schr Kate
rens 10 the bay one bark the Hook bouud In. Wind
Miscellaneous.
The Few steamship Yorktown OF The New York and Virginia
teamahp Company line. viii leave 10 day engineers
trial TIP
BRIG UMPIRE Higgins Of and from Boston before reported
ashore IL Chesapeake got OF without damage
co at Baltimore morning OF 7h.
scHR IzcIE at Baltimore 9Th from Andrews reports:
June 20 Large full rugged brig, with donbe topsais
aground 1t Pickle wrechng schoopers around
scuR KEpRor. from Pbladesh's for Dghnu, ashore of
Cape May 80 built 1t Brighton, NJ Ia lst where she
ID owned, and rated A3.
EDITOR HERALD
BARK ATLANTIC of Nantucket of Cape Horn DAT SO IS g.
Ion Il W. Jan q lt69eir: deem proper 10 1orm you
for the benedt Of science that the 2d Of Last September
lat SS 40 lon % w. large comet OF Is degrees
the compass continued 70 Increase 10 The 18Th
Of October whev changed its Suddenly going ~ We
were then 10 lat " Ion I3 ~ w. and the
aver biisnt appearance casting reflection the
70 decrssse gradually until the 2eh rs n lon q
". when II dies from view Again pb or
Jspuary 1852 In lat AZ lou 6S 40 W. saw smother 90
met hont " deg In eztent bearirR ass
E direction was esstery ~ progress we could
sscertan rRpid. II bes'v buiact IA TIE
when suddenly became We then 10 lat a, o.
= pp 10 20 W. TIE wether during their stay wss escelel
10 the eItr6u the very cnn h ne b-eexsa
from ihe n, Hos2z a Jas LIiei Rccoan. vi ese celestial
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FRFIGHTs-To Ivernoo 300 hhIz razn yvera on On yod
at 7Td an Ton. unsa :, v 90 V ns we. ~a'S snsassu
horns al goa 90 tons Clover coed A. o 90" ercea
by steamer a. n T. 40 TONS manganesss a. 10 "a ~
about OCO 100 baes Of Cotton ~ "a for coonress
and at $500 for uncompressed To ,ndon 40 tons rnsa
surement goods we're engaged A. ios "a rhoro ,
nothing mes, IN GLASGOW whia r,,s. 20 M,va H., va
changed $500 " ~ ~ W.
HAy-The sales eynbraced about I mn b.,os a, ss.
Coo. chiefly al COO csc "'0N' A'''' '"'' ~ Wv
IRoS-sc,tch MIC was steady With ,o,os NJ o,or, Al
80 tons a. s24 III So nix montbs ''' u "''"' ~
II,,r Tro $3.50 ~. w, 'A iLon'la;
to few hundred bbu A. @ for 1 81 9o o
Inmn RocLiand ' ~ 'oo' 'o' e'An"n @"1 ~ 'o' iof
MoIAssys careo Of Trinidad vas so,d cona.,,no .,
l63 bhds and az bbls M 2cc ' Ne VI
NAVAL STORES spirs continued firm with COLA. ., ooo
bbs in Shipping order AZ AZ, wh,ls some boSsrs 90
manded as nc. Common rosn was steady at 81 77,Ss
and crude At So rs. " " ''<a"i
Ons-Tbe sales embraced about ? ooo n q ooo gallon.
nsped NJ die co. Mcssrs Kn,sb, ~ son ~ ~, ona
cular Of 10 day. remark as yoows.-crnde whaia ana
sperm are quiet with small sales AZ our LIMITATIONS 10
is steady at 92c aelc Palm and red ol are in modera
demend and wa h.ra No charcatn 800 ~ ~ ase
quiet since our last and ~e note email sales Al ioic
PROVISIONS -Pork-Ihe market " AZ more buovant with
a better demand and sses were made OF about Q ion
bbls, including new At SIC $40 IL thin mess a,
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since Jan; 80. o,asy ~, Co.,
struggling BUSINESS both from the South and West exist
pretty much the Iouod but regular fall trade has
been commenced No great hopes are built upon the West
which will have nothing OF moment To come 70 marKe,
with until the new crop has been harvested and s sales
less realized. The South is rich, and
is expected TO do y full average fall business
The opg talked of Boston trade sale is 10 com neuce
Monday, and until its results can be known movemnt
OF importance In certain kinda of domeetCs be antc
phteo ia this market The sales in Boston expected
Of cculse, 70 draw considerable company merchants
but commission and jobbng houses here attach no grs"t
importance 70 the experiment They aege that the COS
ton goods OF the mills have in most beu pledged BY
contracts ahead and, that without nvaidAt0g those
gements they cannot send such goo 10 auction
eales and that should they do that they will
probably be permitted TO be sod under current prices
that those who attend the sales expecting to oban bar
gains in such goods will be liable to serious dissppont
ment. wooen goods In this market continue to rule
quiet while the ass0rtmenls were good Regular s.oo'
bro ebeetngs ranged from SsasZs. Bleached good.
sustained, with both light stocks and ssee. Drills
were steady at for China quattes q inch bro az
7AsSc, besched at sslc, and blues at i0sai0x, while
the demand limited Other descriptions OF Cotton DO
mestc goods both plain and printed without mark
ed change Plaid l,nseys and negro herHeys were IL
good request at full prices
10 foreign goods silks better and holders demand
ed higher rates The effect OF the has tended lessen
the prospect of g0ot supply OF silk from Pied
mont and LOmbardy, from whence the manufacturer
the South OF France have derived large suppes The
sig than all the rest OF the world combined importers
Of all kinds of staple goods, including and desirable
syles of fancy artices MANIFESTED much confidence
stability Of the market Such promise recede
in value, If not received with prompness, according
contract, win be refused Such lots may be worked oil
ultimately at easier rates, or be disposed OF later in the
by public SALE So far the trade upon the whole
wears healthy and promising aspect