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In stocks to-day there some few transactions,
say $50 shares Bank of New Orleans at 1913; 100
shares Gas Light Company at l35 gross. The stocks
of the free Banks, which have and are increasing
their capital, quiet. There is Southern Bank
offering, nor is there any of the Union, or Bank of
America, though holders will sell if rendered high
prices, say Ito for some.
We acknowledge the receipt of a communication
from the President of the Board of Currency regarl
ing the late correspondence on Branch Mint seeuri-
ties, for which we are obliged. But somehow Or
another, it took prodgious long time for the com
municaton to travel from the Presidents office on
Common street to our sanctum, 70 Camp. 1t was
dated on the Sd, postmarked at the postoce on the
4th (full postage three cents) and received at
Office this day, the 5th-and in possession of
its purport and contents the evening Of the I'd.
There have been very few sales Of real estate this
week. Some remarkable bargains were obtained
to-day through judicial sales Lots on the batture
above Delord street and the triangle buildings, worth
81, 200 to 81 500, were knocked down at $780, The
sales Of the Macdonogh property commences on
Monday. 1t will do well for those wanting good bar
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COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Special to the New Orleans creseent.l

Special TO the New Orleans Creacent1
HAVANA, Feb. 8, 1859.
Messrs. Editors-The Sugar Market this week
has been quite active, although the stock Is still
small, not exceeding $4,000 boxes here and about
Is 600 boxes at Natanzas. D. g. No. IL readily com
mands from 10 to l0l rails per arrobe, and all trans
actions as usual, take place upon that basis.
MUscovADos-Are also In good demand for ship
ment to Europe The ruling rate for good quality il
from q to rails per arrobe.
MoLAssEs-Comes in slowly, and sells quickly a
81 to rails per keg of 81 gallons for clayed, and
rails per key for Mnscovado. Ihear Of one or two
vessels waiting decline in the rate Of this article
before purchasing their cargoss. Judging from pre-
sent appearances, they are but wasting their time.
LARD-very firm, at $ls per quintal for all sized
packages. The stock on hand is quite trihing.
BUTTER = The demand is quite active for good
quality, as will be seen by the following sales, re-
ported this week On 3lst ult, 300 kegs from Phila
delphia sold at $26 per quntal and 100 kegs from
store rather Inferior at SIS per quinta On LIST inst
26 bbls from store sold at $22 per quintal.
CHEEsE-No sales reported this week.
HAMs-American are almost without demand.
BEEF-Very abundant.
CLEAR PoRK-Is quite scarce boxes from store
sold on the 3lst ult. at els per quintal.
YELLOW P1NE-Rather dull. cargo aHoat awaits
a purchaser.
FREIGHrs-Rather more active-several engage
ments Of American vessels having taken place at
1900 to $500 per box sugar to the United States,
and at s. % to "A Is per hid sugar. the latter rate
being only paid when the cargo is to be shipped at
distant outport. To Europe rates rema as last ad-
yised.
EXCHANGES Sterling is rather better. United
States has declined. quote Sterling 1871 q 13t per
cent. premium New Orleans, (short) a per cent
premium New York, ETC., eco day bills) 2 a % per
cent. premium eyo 7N ".@ .-
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SUGAR. With a light stock and limited de-
mand the sales were confined to 600 TO 100 hhds. at
previous quotations, Fair to Fully Fair ranging at 81
@7c. q n.
MoLAssEs. About 1900 1hds. sold at 300s2c.
for Inferior and Fementing, and 33@3lc. for Prime
and Choice.
FLOUR. The market was very dull, and the sales
were confined to 500 or 800 bills, of which $50 Super
fine Mixed brands, at IS 49, s5ost. Louis lots, at
45 so, and $50 Extra at IS q Dbl.
GRAIN. Com was dull, with sales Of only about
1000 sacks, including $50 Mixed in three lots at 90
and 300 White, also in three lots, at s0c y buskel
In Wheat we heard Of no transactions. The sales Of
Oats comprised 225 sacka Poor St Louis at nc, 500
Fair at &c., 500 1t 75e., and 800 Prime Canada at
TIC. y bushel OF Bran, 800 sacks sold at 81 10, and
Of Shorts, 1874 sacks at u 22ac. q 100 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Pork was very firm and in good
request with sales Of about 1900 bbls Ness, iclud
ing 200 at - $50 Even Weight at $l9 5e 77s in two
lots, at go, and 277 Heavy at 80 50 q bib. The
sales of Bacon included q casks Of Shoulders at s3c
y b. OF Green Meats, ~ casks Shoulders and
Hams sold at - and 100 casks at &C. for Shoulders
and tic. q h for Hams. or Lard, 500 kegs sold in
two lots, at l3ac. and 160 on Friday at lsc. y d.
INDIA BAGGIse. ;. We noticed sales Of 800 bales,
in two lots, at l3Ac 100 landing also at 1sac, and
As Light at 13c. q yard ~
GUSNY BAGS. :. Sales Of l42 bales at 10lc., and
rs at lie.
COFFEE. The only sale reported was 100 bags At
11sc. y h. s
+ WHISKY. Holders were asking 29c for Rectiaed,
and 90 bbls. were sold on private terms.
FREIGHrs ~. We noticed ship taken for Liver
pool at ID for Cotton and one for New York at tc.
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In Exchange there have been free transactions
during the week, closing to-day with good inquiry
for sight funds on New York, and disposition on
the part of some large dealers to operate in sterling
If at low rates. The counter rate for checks on New
York for ordinary sums that is regular patrons was
s@l1-l6. There were several large transactions at
the latter figure and at outside. Time drafts were
not offered freely, nor was the demand SO Free The
exchange balances of the Banks likely to increase
when the grand staple begins to move. We are to
have large basis for exchange transactions for
months, and remitters cannot complain of the rates
of S@l for sight on New York and Boston. In ster
ling there were only few sales to-day, ruling at from
l0st, lOs@@l0sS, and document bills 1O74@l07a.
The detention Of much cotton at the mouth of the
river operates averse to the interest of drawers.
The following is the comparative amount of ex-
change held by the Banks at the time noted:
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8ibsr SnttlIigtmte.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No 70 Car

CRESCENT OFFICE No 70 (,arnn
-, Monday Feb 7, 1859
Inc wea.ner on SATURDAY anu yesterday was cool
anu oe,'gn.'u''y pleasan'' business was very orsk
vi 'ne anoing all 'ne poa's tnat ieie mad
nne tr'ps' Ane river oe'ole inc Guy Is az present
stauona.y anu IL now . leet oelow nign wafer marx
ace'oe"' " 'ae steamer 4so'cnes. we learn tnat
Jus p.eaner N".sneI, nenee or sichspaie, On saluf
oay heut ~ MIG ro'n' came lnso coliision wltn
propeller, ana was oamaeeo 10 as 70 pc opged 70 re-
turn 70 tne cy for REPAIRS Inc steamer DIANA TOOK
the passengers ana mas on OF the Natchez, and
Capt. L. =. he chartered the steamer Twilight
to go to the assestancvot the Natchez The Nstchez
will be in port to-day and we are informed that she
Will leave as usual on pext Saturday, her regular
day.
since writing the ausse the steamer Natchez ar
rived ana went az once over 70 me dock.
FROM hewsons new pook on leveeing we take the
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Previously received since LIST Sept. :.

The receipts of cotton at all the ports-Atlantic,
Mobile and here-continue large. The total receipts
foot up this evening at all the ports two millions FIVE
hundred and ffty-two Thousand, eight hundred and
thirty bales being an excess or increase over
last year of million and thirteen thousand bales
The receipts at all the ports for the same time Feb
1856, were 1,94s,l57. The receipts at Mobile up to
last night were 5O0,745 bales The receipts at Sa-
vannah up to the LIST were 3O7 600 bales. The re-
ceipts at Mobile for the week ending last night Fr
day. were 49, AS bales. We think that the South
ought to free itself of pecunary liabilities in some
degree this season.
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ChdFen thfee years old nd Vnde
md otweye old hapnce; all years DID,
Family tckss in packages Of twenty at the
ONCE o. the Maste Of transportation Merchants whose fam
lilies reside the line Of the procure tickets in pack
ages o. twenty i've for their personal reduced
The Company prepared to forward Pack.
ages Of al kinds place with which they
non receiving from delivering the domici patrons
T. S. WILLIAMS,
Jazz II Mater Of Fran portRtiou.
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JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. s, 1859.
The market continues well supplied with Sheep
and large stock and prices Of the better grades are
well maintained at our quotations. We quote:
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- NEW ORLEANS. JACK.
son AND GREAT NORTHERN

Ssw sls me. is.s Trains Will leave
ing a. canton 1t $50 r N. and 6ss A. M.
.rIvinr 7. w Leave csnson a 80 and 6s2 NJ
4l0P.M. - " ' " 49, ~ ' -
Fresht must be At the Depot by O'Clock p M the day
the departure Of the train otherwise will lay
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8ebietu Of tbs Nlarkets.
cR1sqE.. ORG, NJ, 10. y Camp P. :

CREscENI OFFICE, No. 70 Camp street,
Monday Morning, Feb. I, 1889 {
COTTON. :. The market continued heavy and de-
pressed on Saturday, with advices from Europe still
delayed and the sales reached barely 5000 bales
Prices were very irregular, with dropping tendency
but we retain our quotations for the present:
NEW nRIEANa nI.ASSIEIC ArInN
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nISsOLUTlON : THE FIRM or OSBORNE. wiz
~ SON l. CAKRApINE Is this day dissolved BY the With
who alone authorised tse Of The Hr IN ahs
closing up OF its affairs. i II
The business will be carried JOHN J.. OSBORNE and
GEORGE R.. CARRADIkE, under the hrurnams Of o.
BORNE L co.
New Orleans, January "a, 1859. jas I'm.
T ANDING FROM BARK GIN. COBB.
SO kegs STUFFED Peppers.
=. GAYOsO / CO.,
d29 I'm 5s+sl. s5sg as 81 Graver stIeek
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an increase OF .S326,905
The President and Directors of the Citizens Bank
have declared dividend of yet. out of the earn
ings of the last six months, which, with 10 ct paid
last August, makes l6 Tct. for the last II months
The profits clear for the last six months are $40 0OO
of which 100000 is the dividend and $50 900 car
red to reserve fund.- makes that fund 81 100000 and
the actual working funds of the bank are now aug
mented to two and a half millions. We wish those
New York writer's to consider, according to their
views, that when one bank divides l6 Get u annum
and carries large sum to reserve fund.- and another
Is Get, that the law of equivalents as they term
it, is indicated, not only So bnt fully indicated
After carrying $4,000 to reserve fund, and paying
get dividend, there is still balance of $4,000 to
the credit of profit and loss The following abstract
from the balance sheet explains the gigantic opera
tons Of the bank:
Semi annual Statement of the Banking Department
of Citizens Bank of Louisian to the Stockholders
on the LIST February, 1854
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gains to attend az the property will be valuable ere
many years pass.
Statement of the Banks Of this City for the peek
snding Saturday, FEB. 8, 1853.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
@- REDDlNH & CO.'S
lS SOUTHERN EXPRESS

oFFIoE.gsDER 81. CHARLES HOTEL N. ORLEANS,
FOR the Reception and Delivery OF Goods for all Points
r... On the Opelonsas Railroad. '-- 4
~ company organised for the purpose Of doing GEN.
EhAL kXthEs6 AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
~ Specie Bank Notes. Jswery Merchandise Bag
Ano Packages TO all the United
ere also prepared do General City Express and Bag
and Crest Western Railroad. fS
call for and deliver with dispatch and at reasonable
Freight Packages and from parts Of nc
city OF New Orleans ' VI NV
Merchal. planters and citizens upop this Companv
70 forward tho most minute article any destination and VI
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
w. Il. BEDDING.
TIL. THAYER.
Agents Of Bombalisr Co.'s Island Of Cuba
IL
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begs leave to inform his friends and the public that
ing sold his interest in the Of Royal st. PeR
Streets hencsorh the whole Of his attention %
bis wsl.knox establishments CORNER OF CANAL AND
OARONuELET STREETS.
He has hand, which he has inst received from
Paris FnENCd CANDIES Of all descriptions, and FANCY
nish refreshmsnts tor BALLS, PARTIES DINNERS SUP
PERS WEDDINGS, etc.. furnshing all neces.asy glassware,
etc without extra charge in style not 70 be sxceed In the
Union. He has also opened LUNCH SALOON for Lad.es
FRIED OYSTERS, BONED TURKEY, HAMs DOBKs,
PICKLED TONGUE, COLD PATTIES. COFFEE, CHUCO-
LATE, ICES, etc., etc. p. LEFEvRE
Successor ]. Vincent
na Mr. Lefevre cautions bis friends eonfound the
etore on Royal street. Of ST. Peter street. with his saa
lishment in the Hlrst District. s9g n8 ~
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Sle,s6205s SEX O962s satisfies
Comparative Statement of the Banks Of this City
for I.co Weeks.

Actual increase oflong and short loans forthe
Week.. S36,46
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts mortgages and pledges, which in
cludes active movement, excepting exchanges and
dead weight
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T,ORACCO-s. TURNER. No IS CAMP sTREET, fup
sairs Deelsr In ali kinds TOB ACCO both in hogshea
and bales suitable the Mexican markss Plantation
(s.,o, rurnoaas AZ II
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Horse Car will leave the city every morning at o'clock
and the Lake every night hour arrival Of
the last steam train.
Extra special trips, when required by notifying the
ductor.
The trains will stop Station House, GENTLY RIDGE
when called upon except mail trips, but the
NUT have timely notice. nj If
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The receipts Of coin for the week have been by !

Steamship Philadelphia. from New York. sl6s0ot
Steamship General Rusk, from Brazos ST. Iago... 520a
Brig Mnatitlan, from Tampico 1406t
Brig Creole: from Balize Hon All
Steamship Tennessee, from Key West S1i
Steamer California 25OO
sundries via the river. 1000
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
SLAVE PASTOR roR WHITE PEoPLE.-Ou Lynn
Creek Giles Cnunfy Tenn. there Is Harlshel Ban

tisi Church, supported by number OF wealthy eo'n
muncants Of thar 'persuss;on who fJr several y;sr
past have had for their regular pastor negro man
black as the ace of spades. named George-knoHn o.
" "Beatleys Old George" and belonging 10 the es'ate
Of one Mathew Bentley, dcces.ed. George L -aif to
he most excellent man and good preacher. Some
time ago. he had noted public discussion lasting four
DAYS, with white pTeacEeT on the sutect Of BsP-
tisni from which the white man i said 10 hsye come
Of If any diference :" second best" The Church
wants o buy George, but h. j. unwilling To b. sold out
cf his masters family and iswhsl regular southern
Pr Slavery person. George Is the preacher ~
charge" 81 large congregation Deary ali Df hon IRE
saveAo,degs, and who pc! him salary of 500 or SOC
70, lis pastoral services. Tenn. Qu;d Sunc.
Rux,xcT ~ Real L;FE.-ln oue Of the ships whica
reiurned recently New Bedford, there
who he'd been wLo ug fcr unC ycsFs. H. va t'ru.er-
IL minister, brit rakrg 20 the in.o,ea:as cup, n
fr Gofa elAce lft tie ministry, h-s wife dEd family,
aud went b. freads kncs uvt here. l. dsslP-tloE
be lad wasted the hard esrn-i wages ot Lire yesrs
sea-fsYrg ife ard arrives: here wnc'chef rod dns.-
tu-e sctne temperance friends clothed L. q ceceEty
ard made e!y.s 10 rv.nrrn him. VIC hops with suc
cess few days ago he Received letter ifotn Is s0n
iu Connec;icu saying that al ic ic1y hud lors sup
pOsed him dead ard that bis eie hal married sseI
Tie yyor has started fer CouIeetlcu', bat wa"t
viii s. the ending Of this chapter CT LIE remains 10 pe
tter.
Van der Werff picture Of a Holy Fsai9. es;ins;ed
at slo, ,C0, recently stol,n By frenchmau ard LIS
wife from the Amsterdam NHssum, has beer re-
covered in Q Lcadoa shop.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

The business on the London Stock Exchange on the
18th wa. limited the the nske, ess tn Gov
soIs closed 9il d9l Applications for discount were pss
though the demand for money tho Stock Exchange w" naf
scthe. A.
M,NcHrsrER.-Tnesday was quiet day. Pnces CO.,
underwent considerable decline aud the tendency wac s1
downward The princpa buyer. ksp. out OF The MARKET
The sales Of CoTTON at Liverpool on Tuesday were
coo bales Of which 500 for export The market eics.d
heavy and In buyers favor. but scarcely Id lower 90 zee
import the market slowly shows large poen son
and dusty -, =.
IyrnPooL CoRS MARxEr.-There was good a.
tendance at market to-day Tuesday, and moderate bsss
Al Sd advance for Wheat "a dod advance of Flour and 3D.
30. advance foI Corn. . -, 49,.
LONDON, Tuesday-TEA inactive; Congou :. 81
slow, but unchanged CotrEE unchanged. Mes hn,
proved snd In some 3d. hisher about ~ oS bag hA9
shsusea hagasi Auacap 9edio Psossioss ir.,,ys ena
Straits a29 sPELrER In request At fls 1915 other mesls
inactive. ISDIGo-Pubc sales Of Guaieuss went Oh heavy
and prices declined I'd 49d b wooL-ssle. more spirited
In LNsEED OIL steady q. 81 Sfih
; TuRPESINE, H6d&i TALLow Hat Of S5i Cor T. T. C.
The Liverpool Circulars quote CoTToS lower, aud
the sales Of Tuesday only 5000 bales
There was some talk Of shor. time a, Manchester.
Richardson Spence Co. quote Flour 2aJL
higher. WHEAT 2d5i. higher, ard CoRN ~. higher
Provisions quiet.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
PERSECUTION OF rRoTEsrANTs.

The following Is extract from letter received
by gentleman of Albany from al American resident
in Syria, dated
"BEYRoUT, April -, 1859.
"We have just finished with smother ease showing
how much Justice there is 20 be had from the Turks.
The law of the Tanzmat takes away the power of the
bastinado from the local Governors. The Governor ~
Cara near Tyre, makes a demand for money from the
Protestauts OF that place. after having given them
receipt in full for all and duties for the current
wear Upon their asking TO know upon what grounds
the demand WAS made, he replied by ordering them al
10 be beaten. -Four were caugh, the rest fled. The
four who were caught were most cruelty msuled and
pounded in his presence. Upon their complaining -
the Mushir court at Beyront the Governor called
his own servants are allowed to testify aganst the
Protestants: though they contradict themselves
and each other in their statements, their testi-
mony is received; the man coniesses 10 having
ordered tie beating, and instead OF redress, one
If the Protcstants Is thrown into prison, and the
Governor goes about his business, having brbed the
whole set Of officials TO shut their eyes 10 one of the
plaiuest cases that ever came before tribunal While
these poor men were here, Pspal Greek in their VII
lage enters one of their houscs picks quarrel with
the wife and then kicks her in the side, 50 rs To canss
abortion in few hours. No one is present but women,
ard no satisfaction can be had because forsooh the
testimony of women cannot be received in these Turk
sk cours The case oi the Jatla outrage still remains
unadusted. The Turks at Constautinople have de-
cded that the four in prison here shall be sent TO
the galeys-that 1000 piasters 500 shall BE- pail TO
the Dixon family for damages-the punishment a. the
gaeys to be after the slave who - still at large shs1
have been caught, and have HE trial.!
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

AHHLIcAs SHIFs CHiLTERED 81 TnL fEknt IT,
LyERroor Tuesday, May II. The French Goyern-
mert have chartered several American stps now here
to convey coa.s TO the Mvdteisaeap at faie per tn
f tie VOYAGE and rate psr month aefwarJ: ior 20
lorg o. the Government wish To- retain be vss:el,.
English sipowpers deciue 10 charter their yesse be-
ing uuder apprehension hat the; are not allowed - 10
under the Queens proelsuaiion lnieei, Goa. :r-
cbants bee.n 10 hesitate whether or not to accep or.
ders. Il would be great advantage To- commercial
men file Briii.h Government would state distinctly
aud without further delay their opinion respecting cosl
as an article of e1peIt to oeisereats The rate oi
are Offering ls- or 20. H. Bikenhcad there are very
large orders for Goals for immediate shpnent. aod
ships will BE- delayed six ~ eight weeks for loafing
be.iLs There sTs usEy els iesd.Gy ~ account VI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31

PRpnTIyT NODE OF TRAvELISe.--An old coupe
ard their son, from Schenectady passed through Sys
oGse recently, On their way 10 Ohio. who're tHe{ ~
ieDd 10 purchase land and settle permsses.y' 1esy
because lie OH fois were sfrsd 70 rus: on
the eaYs or canal! The old folks hsd several hcresed
dollars in casl, and SAID they averaged nearly tffS
miles p~r Jay. They wsL. vesi by tse s'rP'ss'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-05-31
BROOKZ wv ITEMS.

SoUTR BROoKLYS.-A few days since We called ~
tenion 10 the neglected condition Of that portion 81
South Brooklyn known es Red Hook. There was
feeble attempt at reform for few days; two live po-
licemen were seen at one time a, Van BruDt street,
ard so wonderful the apparition that almost the
whole popuaton-composed Of five parts adults, ffty-
five parts children and the remaining forty per cent
about equally divided between goats, pigs with four
lecs) and dogs-tumed out 10 see them. The Aller-
man. too was moved, and was actually seen to walk
at the rate of Fix miles an hour for three blocks
few wes put in repair, now that the Ridgewood
water renders them unnecessary. But that is sil.
The green scum il green as ever on the s.sgnsnt
pots; the tenant house oal, which Is OF course de-
posted in that place in the street nearest the door,
nore poten, IN perfume than ever qlite oveTpowerDg
The pungent guano in the Atlantic Dock storehouses;
tie sidewalks are more than ever vsrigatei with
breaks and pitfalls, rendering them slrnos. impas-
sable at night the cbillren and the hogs are
saucier and dItier than ever and except
gas ard water, there is hardly sign OF Christian civ.
ilization in the whole Twelfth Ward. Fortnnate!y
the waters Of the bay which neither mans cdpldity
bor neglect can make unhealthy, flow almost around
tl,is abandoned peninsula, sweeping Cd much Of Its
founess otherwise the point would be up'shsttsbie.
Irstesd of the thriving appearance which snooh
carocterze place so admirably situated for c'eanli-
ness aud good order it il the fag end OF forgotten
crealion--s ruined town gone to seed, dilapiiaed,
outofthe-way for-sken forgotten bepghted distr;e;
Of lin end misery good for nothing under heaven but
to give the largest intirey Dimmycratc vote IN the
"whole city sure VIII the Brooklyn au.horiti'.
serd an exploring expedition to rescue the Alderman
of the Tgelth from the swsmps and pitfalls Of BED
Hook Point lie Is, no doubt, zeslously trying TO
reform all these evils but either he has fallen into
some street-trap, the patchouly Of FfsnEincenss
Row has "tG'en his prisoncd soul sDdlap1ed Il 10
Ely-ium." by all means let him be rescued