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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03
DIED.

BULIIn this city Thursday evening Dec = sers short
illness William g. Bull, ESQ, aged u years
DuNBAR-ln Brookyn Thursday, Dec. Percy, infant
Of Jas NJ aud CoFnes A. Dunbar aged months aaa q
rSs isod Of the family arc respectfully invited to ..,spd hi,
fnnef this Saturday. afternoon a. ococt nom his lsthers
residence No. lo7 Henry street. Brooklyn.
OARDNERIn this city on Wednesday Nov 20 As Gardner
son o. the late Capt George G. Gardpcr Of this city
HCKs-In this city on Thursday Dec. l. o. SCARLET fever
FEabeth Jane. dSSher OF Michael " and Easter ucks,
aged yeSrs months snd 10 days
HARTSHORNF-In Brooklyn. "Wednesday. Nov 80 Mn-
Bsrtshou.e, IA the stth year OF his age
KEoeANln this city, Thursday, Dee l. p.His! KeOgan'
aged 40 yeas
IFMMERM ANN-In thi. city on "wednesday. Nov 70 John
guonths and Is days
NINNson Thursday Sarah Jane, dsush;er OF Jsues
The dends o. the family respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral ceremony Sunday Dec a. o,eoet p m fon
me remains will be taken 70 Ph.sdclphi, FOR in.srmeE.
stYERS--Ir wilHGnnlburss Thursday. De- l. william
Andrew second o. JOhH snd Elizabeth AyeTs' ssed
years, c months and days
MARA-lu this ctv on Thursday Dee OF cons upton, y
Mara tho wife Of Daniel Mara sEed - yes na'e o. zee
County Galway, ireland. PoTt1mis
McNULLlN-ln this cy o ThursaSy morning Dec J, Patrick
h:hniln, In The 18th year OF hi
PARkER-ln brootlya, On Msdrosasy nov g fs.noes
Louisa adopted daughter Q. Francis and Louls " fS1es
SD years, months sud p d3ys.
PERRYn TIL city, suddcay. Thursdsy evening Dec.
samuel PerTy, native O. Londondorry. lgelsss
sNTTH-ln this city on Msdnesday Nov 20 Jsr.es smith,
sHACGHNEssY-ln this city. Thursday Dee. J. John.
OfThom2 and MAEs'es ShsushnessJ aged yeess, moths
and days
,.CHtT TZE-Ia this city On wednesSAy evcnfns Nov 30
saddonly J. g. Sehul,Ee aged - yesrs
wALsHOn Thursdsy evening Dec Ia tie $th year orhs
srs Hngh Walsh ". D., iaie q foTihsu.
The relatives sad friends o. the family rspectaly invited %
stteud biz funeral from the rsdonoe Of Leonard Perkins
No Il West Fourteenth street, Saturday a. o'clock
10. without further invitation
NIECK-At Hcboken. ~ j. TgesJsy. Nov. % Charles
Wieek, ssed - year, II months snd days.
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=
The Domestic Wool market the past few weeks has been
ante "a could be expected when consider tho
ems which all desirable Hoo are held oy dea' "a.
There has been quite regular demand rom consuners NOR
sought after for making Spring goods There
IA also fair demand medium neeces while low and native
WOODS have scarcely changed hands q,
scuc uct in immediate want have been induce
considerable lots believing that pnces viii be loss avor-
b m New Years than the present high rates
Tie stock IN market extremely gh and prices steadily
Time advancing until time arrives when the consumers begin
to LOOK for I'd the clip Of 1850, aud to eai!au the regular
supply Of Pulled Woods in the market ia very limited
are obtained California and Kas WOODS receiving In
creased attention and coming into favor Several well
handled lots offered on tho rJsrkes
In Foreign Wool choice lots OF Australian, Cape and
- oths Uses OF line Noos have changed hands OF
been taken By at good goes o the latter some
choice los remain which % considerable extent tahs toe
nss Of similar qualities of domestic fleece, and thus enable
manufacturers 10 make ont the years supply. .
edum FOREIGN Woods also IN good request ana nave
81 our lrg uanuactdr-
ns companies ow South American Donskoi and Other Car
pet oos IN good stock, AID prices are "eout ate-
alteration. - , .
Foreign markets very r previous for al kinds Of
Wool with sIsbi edTsnce the and most desirable
qualities The auction sale yesterday in Philadelphia d the
Thomas Sons Auctoneer embraced good variety Of Amsri
can Fleece snd Pulled Woods which offered lots to
t,eet the wants Of even the smaller manufacturers.
10 well conducted and bidding somewhat spirited
o5aled tie woods whole brought their full market value
and have tho eec, to increase the hrmnsss Of
market. -, 80, =,
"s'e SOW LARGE SALE OF DOMESTIC WOOL.
TERHs sALXCai delivery or months With lntsres.
sdisj o ndorsed paper satisfactory 70 the sellers rot e4
aid within Is days sale per cent discount Will be a.
lowed BAGS viii be charged 81 cents piece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-yoRk....
Cleared.

steani.hip-Viso Kennedy. Liverpool J. q, Dale.
Ships-TicOBderoga. Mosdtgiy Mobile, Hasbsek Go. :
Enllire, Coculs, SAY annsh. n. Il. Brigham.
bnks-v Gather Gage Mckie, Richmond, 0eo- Moke Co
stella Wink bremen H. Koop oleuwOod Glover, Havana W.
W. Russell
Bhg--Amy (Br) lsel 81 Miebaols O. y Bully L. Berry.
Filth bcimuia, smith, Jones Co.
Schoonrrs-Suwassrtt Brown. Baltlmose, Van Brunt 4
Sasht: Empire Atwood Bristol Helene Derckson, Havana
d. C. Murray Egic, Coos, Providence master; LILY Dale.
Stevens Yarmouth ,. :. " huey Co. A. r. Howe Apple
gate Petersburg Van bunt oaghts Uegon Rhodes ffo,i
deuce Wren bEh Wren, ~ Andrews, Brett son
Co. Ann D., Newton Alexsndfia. NJ. Beden
Sloop-- Wonder Hslock bristol master
Steanseg--C oucord, Norman. Philadelphia, j. Bfggs
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SEw HEEr
-Neur- York fdrds.- -BhEH lds-@
Lam Ame Par.

Totas........il POO 7.53 SG2S 2s9 $3.50 li,slo
ToTAr OLD AND NEw--Cly Prime. q; last mouth o. lie.
packed Ness last onth $50 las. year z2 hspaard
CAclzo Mess 5lO9 la month, sS5i lest year sSe ksn'
rosd lee. g. month, %; lat a. Refuse Mes l8i
lat month f8 year 56 Refuse Prime " last uoaih %
lat year Other Refuse 3S lssi mouth ls last yeiI ~
1ierces Mess 81 lsst month last year O. IieIess r,ime
Mes. or month IA las, yeeS, osL CoirtrN Mess
6H last month l221 last year ~ Country frms wv
last month. POI last year, Lib Uninspertrd SSssi ss.
month las, year "a 58 Unexpected IeFce wv s.t
month, last year, 24lo Tosals-62tS7i last MONTH lS0'i
Last wear 4, 492.
Rio El here l. fair demand but the market favors buyers
sales 50G - 25 p 100 for fair 90 prime quail les
SUGARS he market il r with sales of o hhds IuoA 20
rc6urr ii 60 600 bxs speculation prvats terns ana
at auction III hhd New Orleans a, q d3ic hehnec are IN
demand. Stuartis quotations flllows Loa lVi
Crushed DC; Circle Crushed, c.; Grsnuiated stc and
Ground, SIC - . ., ,u,.
sALT-We notice the sale Of cargo Of Turks Island bark
NoutegurIa cD bush. at about Doc. -,
SFEBgThe inquiry very light for Clover Seed at case
Timothy Seed IN limited demand &c - 500 % bzi y bush
Rough flax wanted ~ IS g bush Calcutta Linss.d - in
demand steady rates sales oil sou bags Pc Mercury
10 arrive here 1000 DO eT " i'd Rsnger to arrive and 19 DO
rer Lucknow AZ at 81 bush cashi also 10" n"g' rom
store q, ~ - z Dushel - = emf
tint he market both or PIG and Psosi extremely du
and heavy. e previous faiee. -, -, l., H..
TUBACCO-1he demand Il light without change 10 prices
sss OF 20 hbd. Kentucky 8c 6 5b liav ns At RaASc
les bb - Dom,ngo private termsi Is cases seedesi AZ
5d19c ~ casos Florida, az s0nc. ,,.- 81.
TALLOw-Ths srset Is more active, The demand Is fair
saes of 10 90 % at l0ic ..o,,, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

A motion wac made in the Superior Court Of this
city, SATURDAY last for authority to the Receiver Of
the New-York and Erie Railroad lease the rolling
stock 10 the lessces Of the BuHso and New-Yor City
Railroad. The Court took the papers and reserved
dccis on.
The Directors Of the Toledo and Western 10 I'd have
been in session here fer two three days past, ap
ponting Committees, arranging details, &c. The
Company hope soon TO make arrangements for the
payment OF the coupons the First Mortgage Bonds.
1t is expected that the Michigan Southern Road will
resume payment in Jsnusry or February upon the
mortgage deb; of that Company We boar OF no specie
engaged for the Saturday steamer The books al the
traI sfer Office Of Ohio State Stocks, No. - William
street. viii be closed from the 18th inst. until the 18th Of
January. Interest will be paid Ohio Stocks from
the LEI to the 18th Of January. We have no further
change to notice in Money. The disposition Of the
banks to contract has thrown mort paper upon the
s,reet, bu, is taken freely by private capitalists at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

etng an sending freight via Crestlire. This arrange
me will very materially iunre the business Of the
Mcbigan Southern road % that road T. of chereh1
gauge with the Cleveland and Toledo, and OF e'urse,
will have 10 eouinae 70 transfer both Passengers and
freight 10 Toledo
Receipts aud shipments Of -four and grain at and
from Milwaukee from Jan 10 present da'e tins year
and last:
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SUPREME CoURT-CuArsrrs.-Dec. l.--Before Jodg

I'M ACCESSORY TRANsIr coaPANY suns.

THT ACCESSORY TRANSIT COMPANY SUITS.
Murray, Receiver 70. sgt. Cornelius Vanderbilt
II has boen already stated in these columns that the
defendant applied the Court for commission without
iterrogstore. 10 examine In this To-day the
"a - came up fo further hearing. The PLAINTIFF counsel In
opposition the petition OF the defendant read an adyt oil
peso that amer allowing ali claims Of the defendant he was
m ind them In the Of COO hat the Receiver
60 In con ion 70 employ council IN California aud Mica
rag, carry examination Of the nature proposed De
dar ss man Of eat veal h. employing many ,nts and
and that the evidence he DE- ea could be Obtained
- readily a. ON Witnesses residing in this city. .
Tho defendants counsel read another affidavit OF MI fano
which be denied exercising control over the boosa Of
the Company, snd an allegation Of indebtcdnoss.
hea Of counsel the Court took the papers
md reserved s decision. go. -
John Sherwo od and II. A. Gram, for plaintiffs C. a. hapao
and w NJ Evaris. for defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

MISrT7rr,S, Nov L-The brig Bdllisai OIL from Ports
Csbrllo. wfecsed CoszAcoasoos Bar Oct 81 Sss rs
gin-. 6c. saved
hAsssC Nov zzThs schr Corrrerce Cor from Savannah
sor NeOneans srs2ored pat ino Green Turtle Bay saky
aud dzch4rginz csrco.
The BIZ bah Msssy Of this part for London suisd on n,
evening ih sh snd soon ser crossing the bar dted 90
ref 70 the westward when shs gei and total o.s Csre
spourss fruits sc nesry ell ssved snd partly Insured
Tor klato eaanrc ~ London no insnrlnce on yesseL
he sep Consu,Su from liverpool WITH cargo Of salt for
hoo wa wrecked on Li'te 81 Ssssdor the istb Inst
se.is materials saved snd hroasht hsr The G. Us ees &c
tslai N 1870 wes 20 tun rrgier rsed T. and owned by
Hearings L Gosing Of Sew.York
by letter 70 Eliu cod Waiter Sec Board nferw're
ftEAts Oct ooTae s.hr Repobess iof area onsl noes
sety. :
TIE ship vsnics (os Porsssosh, n u. from Liseyse
bound HevYork with Of coal pat into this
the st inst sna shifted has been partly discharged
a. to be ca1lked fropI copper ~. ,x,..
Ltyeoool bornd 70 Buckspo put IN here for pr2ytcns
On lie s5tA last, The .chr 81 Helena tof Chkago from
naosssa bound 70 Nef ok put IN of sss proyislon kc
The Br big Mary Holland hon GLASGOW for fhilzdslphia
pat the sist inst sy with soss Of oPaSs kc 10
On ths ssh the " bark Ansh from tho Coast q Anae.
hound 70 France. put In lesky.
The ship Je.eghus nom AHwsrP beuad Boston, has jus.
arrived here leaking. snd with loss Of sails. -
10y lsst<S 70 k4used Waller. So. Ra.,s J'-a---ss-
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY DECEMBER B. 1859

sour Me-, su or Rr1p; and sii 90 sil 80 isr rn1
oeffs e-s a,sr md i soIne~ht irrvsusr ne So
Dol At asa 80 for Country hess Ssa t9F ne PA.,,
Me- snd clio Sli - for extra fnRe Ae-s Is ,nse.as
sfgds Beef Hams ar saaes o. 30 tos western -
$iS9Sif 60. eacoa dup and heavy u Meai, tte 80
peuy q Hams = 9oic Dressed hogs are dn ~
c ard firm; the supply prime l. hget sales o. ~ oe
AID tcS To- GiO.c. butter y du endheasy az ia io i''
tkin and PC for STATE. Ibesst b he4sy az SHlO.
sroCE Or POLK FACSiN6-t ARp. SkN-N"N AsR
BEooKLAN, BKcSssEg /, 1853
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y..c- Y,-s la-Ss- -Bkiya I'd
Lam Ame- Par
Lewis. Gstty's. sons lungs. kers Wards
ninsrec.ed. 5s iSo ~ -.
1c1hI on AND NEw-Clesr 20 asi month ~; ms d,ie
Last vssr s. Mess n 90. last month. II 80; last year rs
III: Mess l0os las month. lt3 t year, 90 rrie Mes
5si last month 81. last year. g. Flank - asi noutn %
ia. vr,r rhine ~ s5 last month 4S2 last yeas, 2s,
Ruirs tTs; month 80 last 20 Refuse Aess ~
Ia. month az. last wear 55l Refuse Prime o9; LAT month
sos 81 vcsr Other Refuse Ss last mouth LIS last
veal lC Urnspectcd. 421d last mouth. 2'ss last year.
i3st5 To.sl.Sz 60; last month SfSse' last yeeE sV
RsHF. =. -.
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Dec. 2--Beiort
Inxffe

The Grand jury came into Couri this afternoon, and
presented baton Of indictments They stated that they had
hnised their business aud wished TO be discharged
he Court acceded to the request first thanking the Jurors Tor
their attention 20 public business.
he indictments against Lane the Fulton Bank deiauteI
were renittod to the Court Of sessions for trial.
There heug further business before thu Court II was i'd
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. 49, Dec. 2-BeiOro
Judge BErrs.
uYayoNpS gONTIsCAT

The Court delivered decision in the case of the
United One Case OF Diamonds, The diamonds were
taken from the person Of the claimant, F0eso, bis
rival IN this city Hayc 1885 The Judge held tina, the
bad made clear OF smuggling and directed
. verdict Of cou6scation to be entered.
The diamonds thus condemned are worth about $4,000
CHARLIE H. Hunt Assistant nited states DistrcAuorney,
FOR the United Sates; John Cochrane for claimant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

the advanced raies Strictly s;- ss signatures pass
81 6a7 y cent, from szty days to Elk month"; al
loans are 6S7 y cent with occasional transactions al
$685. y cent.
In relation to the new State Loan advertised by tie
Controller, 1LoTys0A'' ReTo1fer says:
"The Canal Board have advertised the loan OF Two
rilor- and half; bids 10 be opened on tie oth mt
~ noon ard the money a. be paid on the 2iih J. ne
Controller intends 20 commence paying TIE Cana Ger
tfcq.ie, on tie 9Th. portion Of tie loan VIII run
sK a portion twelve, and portion eighteen years
Interest rsysble quarterly. The Canal Board are eNi
IDENTIFY fearful that per cent stock 70 the amOuh %
two nilious and half VIII not te taken az par ana
have askod for bids both per cent reserVing
tie right accept those bids thgt may D. most ad'S
aceOus 60 the state.
At The meeting Of he Pacific NAL Directors held on
Wedne,dsy report wa made upon the result OF the
negotiations Of Messrs. Aspiuwsl & Dayidge, win
Mr.. Vanderbilt Resolutions were adopted almost
unanimously TINT all Committees with powers Of ne
gotiaon heretofore appointed, re and hereby are as
charged Tha; hereafter proposition for the sie o.
the properly or franchises Of the Company OF for tue
purchase of vessels effects Of any description rom
any other company party, shall be entert 4lned eA
cept BY order of the board Of directors regularly con
vened for tho purpose That the proceedings Of tue
meeting be placed upon the records of the Company!
subject 10 the inspection Of each and every oil It's
stockholders. Although " Wb eNiueh tHa' inc INV
tors intended that this action shodld be MADE public,
vet tie usual mystery and retieence, which char
aeteIizes this Company was maintained, aud we
were unable to obtain a copy Of the resolutions
Messrs Raynor & Blackwell have sold lots south
side of lieu 100 feet east of lOthav, full los at
$50 = lot; also lots north side Of e6h IT., %O feet
wesi OF 3day, at $50 y lot. We report the sale OF
Iots northwest cor 3dav. and 9th -, 25xllOi ALSO
g. ia The rear, north side Of 9jths full lot--tbe III
los for $40 CG0 aso lots north side Of Jh-st l4O
feet east OF Broadway also lot north sdt OF 51th-s
Q65 feet east Of oadWay and il the rear south side
Of 5sl-st the lots for SIS 600. John McClave has
sold lots on The noEh size Of ll6h st., commencing
SIG feet west of 3dav each lot y feet front and rea
snd lots ON south side Of l7tb-st directly in rear Of
the above each LOT 20 feet front and rear, for 300
Also . lots Oh east side Of Sth-av., commenting at
The south -easterly corner Of li2dst running sousnery
40 feet II H., and 100 bet deep, for Sl,iJO Samuel
Edoy 4 Co have sold lots the east side Of 'h-av,
comprising the entire frort between l25h and l26th-
sis. for = COO The same plot has been rcscd for
$3.50.
We annex comparative statement OF the Imports Of
Foreign Dry Goods for the week and since Jan. /:
For e. :. E 1 ts32s SIS ISIS; sl is,gi
Thrown on mnrset~..... 224,57S l.Sbsz0 Lao o'
since Jan. !. -. ,.,,,--,,
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We understand that the GirIni Bank has pressntsd
before auditor such claim aais- the estate OF The
late {. : Boxer makes the affairs Of the BsnA The
legitimate concern Of the public"
A Buffalo correspondent Of TIE CisciEuati Ga-et.e,
states that the Newlork Central Railroad proposes 10
abolish arbitrary rate of freight on Cincinnati busi-
ness, and that the New-lork Central, New-York and
Erie, Buffalo and Cleveland, Cleveland and Eric,
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroads propose
to ticket through TO Chicago and other wes;eV points
Wis Creshne and Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud Chicago
Railroad He says:
81 The New-YOrk roads, with the Great Western
and Lake shore, by the opening of the Grand Trunk,
placed At the mercy Of the two Michigan roads,
aud when the Grand Trunk, which Il now making
extrs exerons TO obtain busness gives those Mchi-
gan roads lower figures for Boston goods, they, a.
matter Of course give the Grand Trunk the preference
over the New-York lines- The Newfork lines there
fore propose to eheckDats the Michigan roads By tick.
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Rreripts afProduec.

Tsssg ~ Al Roesss De- z3 80 obl. Fos u.s. coo bush.
Whss da Com 1900 Data IS co do. Barley Ss1
d. Rye pkg PTosons 40 de- Lard, 10 60. Nhxy,
= se. Ashes, D. 40 bbs Corn Meal.
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TO ARRIVE.

The Overland NAL fof CseuiA iesves 81 Lcss ever, 80
day And Thursday a a Letters sess-es 'sf assS
marked Overland, via 81 Lsuis
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Total .................. ,lyl
I'LL p.F. .vI p..r'.
- = DKA LLa.sIFIIAElu %
InInrAa kIrr.La AZ

ssssI'|l
COTToS-1he narke, Is very dul and tie als8 to-day
onv about Laes Middlng plalds still quoted llc,
but -sles made ex wharf az lO-c We quote;
kEN-iOXK CLAsslYlcATIOs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

The gross receipts Of the Erie Road in November
were s623,CO against $5l3, 900 in November, ls5S.
The comparative statement Of earnings and expenses
of the Buffalo and State Line Railroad for the month
Of October ISIS and 1879 were rs follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

HrSiarUkb ALsAssS -.
ern-Rises.. sseo s5S Mson-Seta. e:tf&
THtN pat.
SANDY HOOK o:sl ticv leland. Ala Rentssie ~
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nnrke,,-cAnzrrLl. RErOn-ED yon Tas N y. TsIsrsn.

AsHFs-Th- market s steady for both hnds sales OF 10
NIL. ~ IS lzl for Pots AMI ~ - for Pesrls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

The ship Chancellor Is, register Z. re~ ire srys
Sectional ock oE reesrs she viii b. stripped recruksd and
neMlY cOprrred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-03

TxRH. ov sALx-Casi delivery months With intsres.
ssJsj m pdor.ed paper satisfactory the sellers For
paid within Is day iOm sale per cent dseouH. Will be a.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-05-26
Heavy Hail StOrm-A Railroad Train
SrOnnad-

From the v Wheeling VA,J intelligence, May 10.
On Friday evening" five o'clock, storm
prevailed es VI this CITY, The down
with such violence crack the windows
and buds Of The The Hempheld railroad
covered with Jumps evening train detained
consequence for upwards OF half hour According friend
who th the Of the
frSm and cloud unnoceabe. The
amount Of hail that fell, and the Of it, almost incredible
70 any that ~ o eye witness Of the fact.
The hail Of the largest possible for climate and Of
all shapes but the greatest portion Of it merely Irregular
unshApsn pieces OF IL lay the ground depth
three four inches and after the looked unlike
In depth On farms the loss great Every
thing without single exception, suffered The
completely robbed their fruit aPps peaches pears
Plums Own goUseOerres and curants all changed
places the branches ground. Wle barley and
completely dde and beaten into the earth Trees
blown and bancheS The ragged for
fifteen fury surpassed
thing Of the kind before The wind, hail. RAIN leaves
branches combined presented gloomy and fearful
sight, wished very often There
not the slightest sign Q. hail in the city.
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aalIr anian& 9netinan
N cram Nasty.

II GERALD AAA-AAs a.
E,rA hopes, hat burned HE ssnrs sublime,
eodoEr the heavens Of Freedom
And true hearts persisted in the time
We bfttsrliest need them
Bal never ST We down, and sly
ThsreG nothing LEFT but sorrow
WsEaik the wilderness to-day,
The promised land % morrow.
Our birds o. song are silent now.
There are no flowers blooming
Yet life beats 10 the frczen bough,
And Freedom spring is coming
And Freedom's tide comes up always
Though we may stand II sorrow
And our COED barque aground 70 gay
Shall foatagain to morrow
Tbroush all the long, dark nights Of years,
Toe peoples cry ascendeth.
And the earth Is wet with blood and tears
Rus our meek s1Gersnce enceth3
The few shall not forever sway,
The many mol in sorrow,
The movers Of earth are strong TO day,
But heaven shall rule to morrow.
Though hearts brood Ger the past, our eyes
With smiling features gsistenl
For, 10 our day bursts up the skies,
Lean out your souls and listeni
The world rolls freedoms radiant way
And ripens with her sorrow:
Keep heart who bear the cross to day.
Shall wear the crown to morrow.
Oh Youth Game earnest, still aspire,
Win energies Immortal
To many heaven OF desire,
Our yesrning opes portal
And though age veariss by the way,
And hearts break in the furroW,
Wen SOW the golden grain to-day
And harvest comes to morrow.
Build up heroic lives, and all
Be ikea shsathen sabre.
Ready TO fash out at 9od'scali,
Oh. 5hivalry e labor
Triumph and toll are twins; and aye
Joy suns the cloud Of sorrow;
And It's the martyrdOm to-day,
BRING victory to-morroE-