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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29

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The exports OF -four and grain from New York, for the
week ending Jan. rs, were-To Great Britain 90 bbs
-four: 1O. 1859 bushels wheat: ,b44 bushels corn.
Cor1EE The market was quiet. The sales yesterday
embraced II coo bags which included every bag Of Rio
in first hands in market To-day the Dawn arrived from
Rio the short passage of thirty five days, with about
1000 bags Of RIO The sales confined TO about ITO
bags and mats OF Java, part a, 15ac
CoIIos-The sales embraced about 800 bales, which
made before the news, about 800 OF which, was
said were taken by spinners After the Arabias news
was published no sales were reported.
FREIcns.-Rates continued to rule dull while engage
ments light. To Liverpool 100 tierces beef were
100 cheese taken at $685. and 300 bbs
rosn 49, 3D. per $50 lbs 10 Rotterdam SO bbls ashes
engaged at 25s To Havre rates were unchanged:
cotton was at c ashes and rice at 80 49, bark al 49,
and copper at So.
HAY was quiet at 75c. Soc for fair TO good shipping
qualities.
i,DEs-The market is firm and moderately active. We
have had heavy arrivals to-day as foows;A cargo Of
0Tnocos Buenes Ayres Rio Grande and Matamoros which
wiz give the trade better assortment to select FROM
The sales were-S 600 Bnenos Ayres at 2lc. &c Six
months; 5000 Savanla at &c., six months 900 West
at 1870 20c., six months 100 bales Calcutta COW at
p l.; 40 do TO arrive, a D. T.
LEATHER The demand this week has been good and eS
ceedng the receipts Our stock is III assorted The re-
cepts IS 900 hemock, $50 oak sales 90 400 hem
lock, $500 oak; stock, 9,lco hemiock, 400 oak
N0IAssEs quiet and sales limited, while prices were
steady at Ale. 42c. for New Orleans
NAVAL STORES There was speculative feeling in
spirits of nrpenne and sales the spot and to arrive
embraced about 1000 bbls at Soc s2c and 900 bbls
Common rosn firmly held, without sales Of i'm
porance.
Gus were more firm, while sales were moderate.
PROVISIONS --Pork-The market was easier, with
sales Of about 1000 bbs, including new mess
at SIS 25 a slS 81, closing at the inside figure;
old mess at SIT 621l SIT IS. Beef steady, with
sales Of about $50 bbs., including country prime, ct
So 5oas7 do; mess at IS 80 Repacked Western at
About 26' bbls. beef hams sold at Sl3 30 $40
Bacon in fair demand at unchanged prices. Cut
meats we're Grmer with sales of $50 hhds at exc &c.
for nd n
firm, with sales Of 200 bbls and tierces at l2c l2
which afterwards held at 12c. Butter and cheese
unchanged.
RnE.-sales of 200 casks made at &c. 4c. SO
ks choice sold yesterday at 4l4c.
suGARs-The inclemency Of the weather checked GALES.
The transactions confined to 100 200 hhds. New
Orleans in lots at unchanged prices, and 300 boxes were
sold at r. t.
WooI--The sales this week have been 200 bales CaifOr
private terms, being part of the recent arrivals
and Of previous shipment or Aeeces and pulled woods
there has been doing Foreign wool is in fair request
the stock being much reduced the sales of good woods
have been light. The arket is firm for all classes.
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Obituary..


After protracted illness Of months this gentle
mar died yesterday morning, at the advanced age Of
years, at his residence Up to 1852 Mr. Spen-
Ger engaged in mercantile business In politics he
democrat In 1854 be was elected from the Fifth
district Of this city to the state Senate In 1885 he was
reelected for second term from the same district Dur
ing this last elected President pro n the
Senate. He enjoyed the reputation of being very be-
nevoent gentleman, was Of the trustees OF ST. Luxe
Hospital and understood TO have contributed consde
ably towards It's erection To strangers he appeared
erved, but by friends warmly esteemed atiable
nd kind. notice of the time Of his lnternent will be
ound i'll to-day's HEEAID.
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ARRIVAL OF THE KARSAK AND EMPIRE CITY.
The steamships karnak Empire City arrived at this
port yesterday from Havana, with advces the former 10
the Doth and the latter 10 the s3d Instant
OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENTS.
HAVANA, Jan. 90 1859.
So there really person calling hAAself General Re.
neau should scarcely have believed Il. Who and
what is heS Does he from the State Of Mississippi
Because, if be does, give a shrewd guess from
whom he derived the idea Of General Conchas declaring
Cuba independent" II betrays however, sad ignorance
Of Spanish character-that offer Of fifteen millions paper
bonds redeemsble this island" To have produced
any good result the amount should have been offered
gold The slave traders they know BETTER they always
pay Their brides in spanish ounces
hear the Spaniards have captured another SLAYER
somewhere between saeua San Juan los Rerned os
lhey must occasionally make capture Just 10 keep up
appearances although this last kept quite dark
Macembcr late mate of the chip Haidec, who made
good bic escape from Kdrdge street ia was in this city
recently, en- Joute, as he said, to Central America
Sazlahiea has returned from Matanzas, and appears
ths evening IN Louisa Mller.n
The rates of sugar are as las, adysed Tho only one
ration OF which have heard OF any moment since nv
last was the purchase Of 1000 boxes new CROP upon
the bass OF "a 10 reals, per arroba for o. - 30 H.
NO alteration IN Sock Molasscs (cayed) without any
alteration in rates. -
Exchanges rather langvd Sterling has been sold re-
Gently al ga per cent PREMIUM doub, II IL could he
obtained at that rate this morning New York 90 dav
BINS ga per cent premium New orleans short TO y.
per cent premium.
been taken up to load this port for New York at 20
cents per box and brig Of 300 bids capacity 10 load a
sagua Ia GraBde for Sew York al 81 per hid To FOropo
rates as lost advised.
ARRIVAL OF THE IsABEL AT CHARrRsToN
CHARLESTON. jan. 2s 1880
The steamer Isobcl has arrived here with Havana dates
Of the 25th inst. Sugar steady; nOasses Drm.
freghts dull; exchanges Inactive and weak.
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UNIFIED STATS STEINER M,RNpHts.
RAHnArnr- n.. % tNkS

BAIBADoEs, Dec. u, 1855. !
Voyage q ne 1smrhi'--Her Officers and cre'o--Gooa
SeaDains Vit 10 the Garrison and GcvsTnnacY; House
dc dc.
In compliance with an old PROMISE and one but seldom
broken by ne, send you small sketch Of our passage
Mus far on way DER the blue waters 10 Paraguay.
The cruise up to the present point has been very plea
SAINT and agreeable one. Our commander who In per-
alone has all the attributes that are generally found 10
tbe sailor and the gentleman is host in himself and
have no doubt even under pretty heavy fire, would pre-.
serve that quiet necessary to fight vessel in preserv.
Ing the name that has been already gained for our nation
Inc "ardroom officials also have that happy knack of
beng gentlemen and at the same time adhering TO the
strict line Of duty, making stern duty even cheerful
pleasure TO obey For ourselves we have very comorta
DIE quarters for steamer, and very happy and as
boys-the crew properw,h but few exceptions good
and well tried men, and enlven the evening hours by
well timed melodies until the time arrives 10 give the
order, Gan lights out when the ship relapses into the
silence Of a ship-ofwar at night time
The engines have worked very well, and given every
satisfaction up the present time the Ship although no
working up 10 her full pressure, making nine knots an
h0sr and, far have has proved herself an
excellent sea boat We have bad very fine weather.
having been complete pleasure trip those troubled
win mat exceedingly nauseous companion to those first
entering on sea life.
We found the steamers wosternport and Atlanta lying
mere both Of which, being ready for sea- sailed In the az
t%rDoon for Paraguay, via Pernambuco.
soon M.er our arrival, in company with some Of our
sehior oncers and purser &C. Jackson) paid visit to
the shore amer refreshing the inner at that empo-
run o. tne ohoeest spirits and most cooling drinks
saw the Forty ninth recruits which win the Second
West India regiment constitute the garrison They have
stercd me UNIFORM OF the West India regiment and are
drilling them in the use Of their new rife Nearly ali Tho
old hands the medal or two clasps and nnearnd io
have service in the tented field we aftorrse
she Government HoGeethc residence of overnor ucEs
and family when here they present 1T Grnuad1 on
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News from Nassau. N. p.

LOSS OF THE SCHOONER RnoDA AND BEULAB.
BY the steamer Ksrra& hive u Nassau paper Ct
January 10 pe only news Of interest therein IS the
following
The American schooner Rhoda and Benlab, Hoffman,
master, while . voyage from Phiisdeipha for Carde-
Hole in the WALL and the leak increasing so that tho
pumps could keep her free tho captain steered for the
land but before reaching she sank the l4h, near
Joulters Key The captain and part of cargo
arrived here the 10th, in the wrecking schooner
Josephine The cargo will probably nearly oil be saved
IN q damaged condition.
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by a. j. bIeecker, SOr to
LOT cor. 5n av and 101st ST., % 5x100. 80 $50
l0ls adjoining in the rear 25xl00Il each. AS
~ p S1st ST. bet sth and On avs 25xl022 ca $50
On r. e. 10th st. e. 10Th av. 25x1O22.........1,o 25
on s. W. cor 4th nv. and ooh st., 25x9o. ... 675
On e. s. 10th av % f. 3 in g. 6Sth ST. 25xl0e $50
| on s. ". cor sth av and nth It,, 52lSxlOO 1926
djopipg on the avenue 25xl0O. ............. 500
gore LOT adjoining ON the avenuo.............. 300
Q cores s. l1Tih st adjoining the above each 489
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CHrRcu DESTROYED BY FrRE.-The PRESBYTERIAN
church at Greenvile Green county, was DESTROYED by
IRE on sunday morning IL s supposed 70 be the work Of
an incandary. There insurance upon TIE build
inf. ~ meeting OF the citizens OF that village the sum
Z" $500 Mas subscribed toward te efe.tOn ol a new
Ct.rsp.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.

FRIpAY, Jan. 2S-6 ?. ".
The arrival Of the Cunard steamer at Halifax and Of
the Illinois at this port put possession of European
dates to the 14h and San Francisco advces the 5,h
The news from Europe, whole, is unfavoratde Con.
sos which were last quoted by the previous steamer At
SOS a. are now 955s z, being decline of Il per
cent 1t would appear that they had been lower still,
and had partially recovered Cotton is 4 lower, and
heavy at the decline Breais,us dull and there
no movement in provisions There appears to have been
no change in political affairs, except that Austria had
strengthened her Italian garrisons People gradual
ly recovering from the panic into which the first
nouncement Of the Emperors hostility TO Austria
threw them il need hardly be remarked, how.
ever, that the words spoken the LIST Of January
not lightly uttered and that reaction from the
implies that the purpose Of their speaker has been fore
gone or that the prospects Of uprising in Italy are
less imminent Further details Of the from Europe
will be found under the usual head.
The Illinois, from Aspbwa the 10Th, brings 81 ,2lo,
,l3 specie freight The receipts Of duet during the
fortnight had been quite moderate, but an Improvement
expected water returned to the mines.
Business very slack Ia consequence Of the holidays.
The usual statistics o" trade Of the had been
lishcd at San Francisco. We make few exsracts:--
The shper Of specie from San Francisco for the years
1857 apd 1855 We're as tolows--
1885,. 1865
Steamers ...........s i5 366 ,096 AS, go 43
| san vessels ................ Sqo,0s6 255572i So
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somestce Ind officials were rnfemng n heir a..uz.cn
20 We af.er riding through a,ne snt parts Of toe
country, returned 10 the ship, much leased with the
upper tendon of Barbados.
Isenc this by the Mary D. Price, Of Frankfort, eocnd
for New Orleans,
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.


AenEs-Tbe saes embraced about 80 bbis Of POTS at
b2so., aud psarls At b,4c
bpEAps7rus -Fiour-yEe hrmress Of holders tended
10 check cakes and the ncenrncy Of the weather ALTO
had n tendency restrict business while prsces
again higher the sales embraced about 900 bbs.
e,oaad he fil,lov
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Total coinage 1858
...$Is,23s,745 IS

There change in money report Five per cent s
becoming the general rate for loans CALL and paper
s done lower than tina, figure The paid into the
SubTreasury today on account of the new loan, was
3l2 So At this rate the whole amount will be
paid up. There is nothing doing in exchange.
The stock market opened this morning with de-
gree of activity and the usual efforts made 10 give
appearance of frmness to the market. Especial
deavors made TO stimulate Harlem preferred, which
per cent under the influence Of the speculative pur
chases but the efforts were this OCCASION
u and after the board there generally concessions
made TO purchasers Between the boards the from
Europe became known, and the market became
ceedngly dull. At the second board there was
very little business done and prices shade lower.
The closing prices wereMssours S51s VI Pacific Mail,
s5sl Sc; Central, 81 "a; Reading, 4s3s III Michigan
Central 5l14 "a Southern guaranteed, 46 "a Panama,
JIG liz Illinois Central, Ga s Galena, 6S14 80;
Rock Island, 80 %. The market closed heavy.
The business of the Sub Treasury was--
Total receipts. 81 lS4 29l %
from Custobls. oOouU w
Jotal pay mebts oosS3o %
or the payments $500 600 sent the Depository Of
the United States a. Norfolk
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning
were 81 1888 6o4 10 and the balances S90l 1923 81.
The Peoria and Bureau Valley Railroad has declared
dividend Of four per cent payable on the 10Th Of Feb
ruary, at the Office Of the company No l3 William street
Inc ntefef on me ponds OF tue company due February
J. VIII DC PAID on that day at the Corn Exchange Bank
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FIVE Arts

L. RTtHAkDTS EXHIBITION OF AMERICAN
scenery ispow opened at toe National Academy Of De-
Tenth street te,wetB broadway and Fourh avenue,
tm e'o tpd from 10 10 O'Clock Admission Is Sea-
tickets 80 cents.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NJ Al ElMoflht.-M ADEMoIspIIE MARIE MAUv!s-
l SEkE professor Of antography reading OF
by p.rsons hsndwriDe) and spiritual writing medium VIII
on he receipt OF ~ cents On sampe and specimen OF
wiling fend 10 full delneation OF their cnarnc
rs heart success destiny &C.; also description
81 he they love will Marie Mauvnsercs
Post " Those residing out tho city can
ssfcly ransmit through the mRSl
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49, o.. -
MATRIMONIAL..

NY GENTLEMAN DESIRING TO FORM TIE AC-
ouaintanoe 81 young lady twenty three years Of age,
with view 70 mamouv will please Addresses IN all sinceri
" Ms. Hattie hhe. New York Post References
changed.
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lolil o4os -""iioS s'i'-t,ooV ~
In 1867 the deficiency or falling of the gold shin
Of the year 81 5o5l less than 1866, and in
1S5S II u 81 .531 J ~ - less than 1857
The operations ni the United States Mint ut San Fran
cisco for 1855 we're as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29

a YOUNG GENTLEMAN, 30 YEARS OF AGE, A
stranger in the city Of good appearance and
hef manners has an ample fortune wishes to make the ac
a ne REQUISITE good qualities to make loving wife None
reed Apply but such oud be willing 10 live " the country
Address Whitney box 2so Maach Chunk PoM Office Penn
sti IA
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News from Havana.

ARRIVAL OF THE KARNAK AND EMPIRE CITY.
The steamships karnak and Empire City we'd at this
port yesterday from Havana, with advice the former 10
the Doth and the latter 10 the s3d instant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-29
DENTISTRY.

CTRANGERs SrJOuRN1NG IN NEW YORK CAN PRO
~ r class dental operations at the shortest notice
acirg all the
e obtained " experienced pnd reliable Refe
no, pisunble II. GILES LUTHER, Dentist, II
yeats Cos Broadway
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MARITIME fNTRLhIGEN 3
Port Of New York, January as, 1883.

ALMANAC voRK-TsIs
spr AsHs Ii NOON RISES. p
KcE b Is HIGH vArKR......eve Is
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The steamer Isobcl has arrived here with Havana ds
Of the 25th inst. Sugar steady; moasses Drm
freights dull; exchanges Inactive and weak.
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sEG ~ s ANp TOBACCO,

/. GREAT BfSC8vERy. NE oICATFD Se6AHa, FOL
Il the cure of coughs. colds, sshms bronchts all
Of the lungs and bronchial tubes Invented by Frof
q LINES. NJ n pepet 476 sroedway
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

Prof. O.S FowLER.-Prof. Fowler needs no in.
PRODUCTION to the intelligent newspaperreadng COM
munity, having been prominently before the public
as author lecturer and editor for nearly thirty years.
though perhaps fully as well known as delineator
of character from the organic conditions. Tonight
the Professors lecture at Odd Fellows Hall, With all
its fun and philosophy, will doubtless prove rich
treat especially the public examinations at the close
We are requested to mention that Prof. Fowler has
changed his examination rooms to 104 City Hotel
aso that all tickets-those dated Friday, l4th in
cluded-will be good for admission this evening.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

JuDsoN's PORCELAIN DIsTRIBUTIoN-S Saturday
being leisure day with Crescent men and school
boys, devoted halfhour Of it to an inspection Of
the modus operandi in the distribution Of porcelain
ware at 81 Camp street. and indeed we could scarcely
have killed time more pleasantly for it was as enter
tanning as going to the circus, to stand by and see
the ladies hrong in, eager to try their fortunes to
see the fair creatures with the sporting spirit which
is latent and ready for call in all human nature,
fairly aroused and pressing forward to buy cup
and saucer for 81 50 and select an envelope in which
their good or bad luck was inscribed upon a card
the ticket emitting them to dinner set worth 800
or some prize Of lesser value to note their eaton
when they selected an envelope which enclosed q
title to prize worth forty fifty dollars as we saw
several Of them do, and their pretty little isappont
ment when they got something worth only as much
or somewhat more, or somewhat less than they had
invested. They all wanted the largest prizes, but
all could not have them. We can say that the sys
tenn Of distribution is perfectly fair and honorable
and that if fortune smiles upon the customer, be car
make splendid operation by taking stock 10 ths
amount of % 50. For further information We refer
to advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

The CAMPBELLs.-To-nigh commences the fourth
week of the sojourn of Messrs. Rumsey & Newcombs
Campbell Minstrels, who have experienced season
OF prosperity quite unexampled in the niger min.
strel annals of New Orleans They ought to draw,
for the troupe comprises first class talent, and is
about as numerous as an ordinary theatrical com.
pany, numbering no less than eighteen performers
powerful mirth and music team. They are at
Masonic Hall, pleasant and convenient concert
room. A-.-- - -..-.L. --..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

The oRLEAss.-This evening will be produced the
opera Of Mailard, in three acts, long in prepar
tion, entitled "The Dragons of villars." Messrs.
Beauce and Bourgeois, Mile Bourgeois, and Nine
Wade sustain the principal parts and every exertion
in the way of new scenery and costuming has been
made to insure successful production Of the opera.
On Thursday the same opera will have its second
presentation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

GRAND BALL OF WAsH1NaroN FIRE Co., No. 20
This event will come off Saturday, the 26th day Of
February proximo, at Odd Fellows Hall, and as that
time approaches we sha4take occasion more partcu-
ary to direct public attention to its occurrence It
is first announced in our columns this morning.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

BENDING TIxBER.-The Government Is disposed 70
give the plan Of bending timber for the
Of ships fair trial. The American Timber Bending
Company are engaged in bending the principal part
Of the frame work for new sloop- war, now con
structing at Philadelphia. The futtocks are double
the length of those Of natural growth 20 a. to add
to the strength of the frame without adding to the
weight They of white oak and it is claimed will
be as durable as the old style Of framing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

ST. CHARLES THEATER-Mr. Edwin Booth, the
brightest tragic star Of the American stage begins
his engagement at the st. Charles theater tonight
Hamlet is the character in which he makes his nrst
appearance Mr. Booth has been here before, and his
merits are known and it ia also known that Hamlet
is character which receives rare Justice d biz
hands. He is to be supported tonight BY Mr. Pope
as the Ghost Mr.. Hambln as the King, and Mr. GEif
ftbs as Polonius.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

THE AMpHITHEArER-Th The crowd Of hdies and
children at the Saturday noon performances was te-
mendous the house being jammed from top to bot
tom. The feature of the occasion was the debut Of
Mile Loyale. Her beauty and her daring and
beautiful equestranism told like magic upon the N
dience. The numerous gentlemen who had assemhled
spread the news, and at night the hours was again
glutted and the fair Parsian greeted with perfect
tempest Of applause The young lady's most charm
ing and surprising performances are 70 b repeated
tonight in addition to the usual variety Of other
beautiful and attractive performances.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17

The VARIET1Es.-This evening a bill, which has
many times drawn good houses during two weeks
past, will be repeated 1t comprises "Dreams Of De-
lusion,' and Tom Taylor's "vctims" A pas de trois
by the accomplished terpschorean contingent OF the
company, will occupy the interlude.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
Il. Carcer C0nsp0,aN's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS

The undersgned sole manufacturers under L. CARyRRe
patents OF 1888 84s and l84 have ~
Once and Warehouse at No. 70 GRAvIER STREET. and Al,
to furnish Planters Merchants any sss
Of this celebrated GIN.
They deem unnecessayto detats ever 9TH
Its nov
nsing IT, are sucientto confirm Its high reputation and te
maksits adoption still more general.
ns 2ply 3. CARVER COMPANY,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-17
Dr.. IIaIe,s Lectares.

Dr. Hales lecture upoa electrobiology ct Odd FeI
lows Hall ,ou Frjday n;ebt. and partIcusrlv his III
lustration called the California experiment, was mora
ont Of the usual line Of public exhibition, and mor6
astonishing and extraordinary than anythipg ~ eyef
saw anywhere. The kcturs room was depsely
crowded. he audience having ii u appearances Ii
intellect ard fashion, and comprisiux lares propos
ton Of ladies. -
The California experiment il The e1eateet * III Ir.
Hales Illustrations and On Friday nteht, bejpe
given for tie d tme, Il excilsd 81 turn - quSss
wonder and Dprcarious nesriulsat II ~ pss1sut.
Such development q mylterie1s power ovsr III
fellow-humans would have condg sd psuesusur,
century or two since, to H. nck " ~ 1ufo q n