davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
PATENTED OCT. 20, 1857.
Important to Millers!

AND SEPARATOR CDiikRNED,
NE take this method Of ir .orming MilIers generally
w that nfacturinc and will keen
constantly on hand WoodwaTd's Combined Shutter and
Separator. This Machine consider the best now in
use, and we hazard nothing in saying every Miller who
has yet used IL will bear this assertion II is
compa and durable, With less power than mos,
machines and does all the heretofore performed BY
three machines viz: the Screen, Separator Smut
ter, to say moth of the Farnng Mill which has usual
ly to be used in cleaning dust from ofal.
As to the mode of operation in the first place IL sepa
rates the sticks throws smut balls and part Of the
oats from the grain before securing While in the
proc IS of securing the grain brought In contact with
str ing blast of air, which dust as fast as
made II then passes into anger Separator where IL
Is cleared of chess, imperfect grans oats &c. and 10
then ready for grinding The dust lie all not only
cleared from the grain, but from the chess, oats and
ohai, and blown clear eli the mill Another yery
great advantage is that 1t be on the same door
with the burrs any where in the mill that may be
desired IA it makes dust whatever.
Every Miller knows thatit lie utterly impossible to corr
srlct mil that will make good -four out dirty gra IN
unless the dirt be rstremoyed No better machine has
yet been invented for this purpose than Woodwards
shutter nd Separator and it IL believed none as well
adapte' Western Grain. They are now in use and
beg twoof the Mills in this city Sunderland
d Bros., and keiser Co.'S
Orders promptly attended to.
oct 2s-dwtf WOODWARD, KEIsER 4 sHERRILL,
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
8 Y * a. . N q. r. - y
T.. III. DAIHOrg. .pr,ncipsI.

". III. DAIHOfE. Priacipaf s,Arv
:, era0s-for unlimited course in noste ~
HMercahtiie Bookkeeping. Prnmanship, tsIa ~.
o25uV.
me course Of Instruction 10 the most ccn'pfsa :.
Aught, and - so completely reduced 70 prAsnss
meet every possibe contingency In basiness. rSs
approved principles. -.
c0mmseFciA t Law Lectures ahi ~ ~ ~
Y ar. =. Zen Darwin. one Of the ablest nsnps
Derhhston bar, on subjects necessary for esefysN
mAn TO be acquainted With -
An ElegNMa DiplOmn-Undert the seAl srsI
state College oi Pennsylvania, awarded 10 ~
send for Circular Ls mall. i!eb ISs1
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
O. II HARRIS,
Auction and Commission Merchant

Auction and Commission Merchant
AND DEALER In
Dry Goods. CinshiHg. Nations, &C.,
63 MAIN STREET
Burlington. Iowa.
MIlLL attend to the sale of Land, r;handse
" Household Goods, Horses, Cattle, &C., In any
part Of the city.
Liberal advances, and prompt returns n,ade on con-
sjgnments.
REFhRESCES
Bridge, Shepard Waterman l6 Dey ST. NY
Jas D. Chadwick Co., St. Louis, Missouri
Hedges, Free Co., Cincinnati Ohio
hounds q Langdon loo Randolph ST., Chicago, ILL.,
Ioobaugh Brooks. Bankers, Burlington, Iowa
Lauman, Hedge & Co.,
J. l.. Corse Son,
janl2 bptf
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
HARTFORD, CONN.
STATEMENT OF AssETs, JANUARY 1s,. 1s.,

/ STATEMENT OF ASSETS, JANUARY list. ts.g
100 shares Park Bank Stock n " iii 40 90 ~ "a n
o. " Continental Stock, "a 5000 90 & .B0 90
80 metropolitan Bank, 5000 90 4 Eo eH
~ importers Traders 5000 500 %
30 Bank Of Republic, Sc 5Do 40 q I'M IN
~ Make Bank Stock, Sc 5000 60 a'q-a M
90 " Bank OF commerce, Bos-
so " Mer chants + a nix Boston, 5000 90 ia 0 ~
% !" Hide and Leather Bank
Boston, 5000 90 $500 M
lo4 +" Mercantile Bank, Hart
-, /. :, ford, 10000 90 1850 90
ford 10000 90 10000 90
so .. Phoentx Bank, Hartford, 5000 90 5o5n 90
% Etua sank, hartford, 5000 20 52z5 o.
Hartford, 5000 90 $3.50 90 |
70 City Bank, Hartford, $4,000 ISIS 90 !
100 . bank OF Hartford Co.,
!. p. Hartford, 1000 90 $3.50 90
ford, 2,15oO0 24,5 IN |
10 Brooklyn City Water Bonds, V' -''''Vo
~ sl,ooo each each, 1o,ooo 90 10000 90
~ 900 each, 1000 90 o0sn on /
10 Indiana Central I'd Mortgage -'''VVo
bonds, $1,000 each, 10000 90 10 600 90 |
l Certificate OHIO State stock 5u0O M His ~ I
Amount loaned on mortgage of real
Amount loaned pledge of Bank "
and other Sto, ks, 40 ooa :. 1
Cash on hand and In Banks ID Az =
balance due from Agents and others, lass ~
bis receivable, with ample personal
security, 39atos1 |
Accumulation Interest on Loans, 4oni 4,
oAioe FURNITURE, LIES 81 |
Total Liabillties far ,osxe. -, 49, so,s.Ai -
" r. a. ny pnW ues 1900 II
G. O. WAITE Sscrst.rr " oA he' rfesiarht.
Wastar, nra,.n na - y. c,, -,
ali thr bushes. Of M. Can'na h through which
Western ana sou,h W'p a s ~ lhe "este q, North
W. r. L UNskERRY Gar 60 !. - -. - iran n sasted,
8 n Prize Asss,.n. - q asen'' hesiulhg IN
This ,omaan, - . ueh. rseht, y hicago
p,.,;s ikahy mas agencies In this State as follows |
Ciinton y, \. uyerton.
Cin.tnn, H. b. Horton.
Gear Rapids, r,, Aan " Rogers,
Cedar Falls, 49, , =. pa,es'
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
IS MILES STAGING Sayt,
Burlington & Missour,Ri,.,
La m - --EEzsss-=--r--.s.rei

20 MILES Staging s4yEl
Burlington & Missour,p;,
MMMa@ -
Il A L OADI
Now OPEN 10 FarH1rr,
20 miles further West than az =,
Railroad in Iowa, Ssuei
Shortest, Quickest and Beat Ro,,.
70 Chicago, New York. Boston ph,laa.iah'f
Baltimore; to Keesug, st Louis ard cibegrrl,asa ~
~ points IN Illinois, Indiana. Micfrgsa, Oh ~
.on and after Augna 2afh
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
cave Fairfield 'nF Bariin gton-s o'rIcsk
o'clock r M.-sandays excepted; masny ~. 81
nections with the Trains or the ~'S 10
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON q oyI,,,
PEORIA Il OQs ANKA Rsnpo,
For Chicago, New FORK, Boston ard III ,"i.,sUN
at Galesburg, with the Northern Cross Psa.a "
QUINCY nj Nendots Nth the Illinois CentrsI a.
for Galena ana Danietih and ST Louis and r -.aa
Burlington, with the fast sailing stp.nrar aIs,
Keokuk and IT Louis. 'a1a,h ~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Missouri, Mn 81 sne inisr,or q Iowa and sars
buying their Tickets via Western .taps .sns',
fairfield, where they can bug Thrbpgh r~~sllstf Z
points East and South via Burling On md NJ
Passengers for Keokuk can Ieava r.frs.,
route at : o'c oek A Nj. and / O'Clock p M -
rive at keokuk al ] 2. NJ, and III SAP N =, sha A.
~, and save tsstmty pe miles sqg.sg ans 10y,
time. S'"k N't1 Enfh0tA
Baggage Checked ThroggA finn Eoj,s.u
No Charge FIR Handlinq.
TO SHIPPERS OF LIVE Stock.
stock Trains will run regularly leaving P.l,s,,
daily. Sundays excepted. These Trains vii 1870
the rights Of Passenger Trains thus insurtnv ss,.
aud consequently avoiding ali those yexatg5ns -
that are occurring on other routes
Through Contracts stren 10 Chicago or .Etts '.
JOHN @. Rad
seps14-wy Vice President ADS.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

nNA FRUIT TREES. .a.
49, OLD PLANK ROAD NUESERY. "a
- FOR EST DALE FARM.
BURLINGTON, IOWA.
LNRlITA ORNAMENTAL TREES sHRUps 4 ROSES
- Cultivated and .or sale by
DAVID LEONARD, Proprietor,
Any ont wishing particulars can have a p.ice list Oh
application by mail or otherwise
ocf4-dpSm
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
The Cow and thn Man

ANc OOW anu the MAN.
whistle daughter, whistle, and you shall
have COW"
Il never whistled in my life, and | won't
whistle now"
whistle, daughter, whistle, and you shall
have man.
Il never whstled in my life, but i II whistle
il can"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

+. EB NER, GUNS NTH.
SUCCESSOR TO D. s. KgERsoI-J

G. w. SHERFEY,
A TTOkNEY AB LAW AND GEN
a EkAL AGENE,
fL1I1SMOUIH NhERAShA.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

COOK G. BAX1 Err.
Bankers and Dealers iM Exchange.
as JEFFERs0A STREET, OPPOSITE BARRETT HoUsK.J
LYMAN CUOK. p.,,
JOHN N. B. XTER, nssoh' avs
COLLECTIONS made on favorable terms.
Sight and Time Exchange bought and sold.
Interest allowed on time deposits.
j8nA-6mw
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
ArRpHRN n AnRRs
Teeth Extracted without Rain

Teeth Extracted without Pain!
mrs. BRONSON i. M cCOl. s,rxv rst<~
~ LON, Corner Of Jefferson and ASsr139&A
Third Sire -, are nov prepared to ex-Vtf
tract teeth without pain, having pro. AAAJ
cured the latest improved Magnetic lnstru.
ment superior to any heretofore introduced for that
purpose.
a. Teeth fled, and full and partial sets Of
tech inserted the atmospheric principle. All
operations in dentistry skluliy performed and war
nted. lec8. ptf
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
A. DEMMERLE.

SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKER,
Washington. between Main d Sd SITS.
rINHE undersigned has hand and manufacture TO
order Saddles Harness and all articles In his line,
in any style desired They have purchased the right
manufacture shattuck Patent Collar, believed TO be
the best artic lc used.
az Chairs, Sofas, ETC., trimmed In any style desired.
Orders solicited. A. DEMMERLE.
oct5-d3m.W1y Gree Press copyl
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10

erTihle
aIth
DIS W III
John Full
higau, i
ant, but
on .llis
citations
~ which
! t,ne mig
- hearC
one one
alling tn
- seen /
80 snspic
Y. Birch,
. 81 day, 4
Merton Il
Almber d.
= on viii
NJ featht
AAout
more
-. She
u matte
- badly
n ~ Mr.. hi
" we're !
sing NOR
- with r
.'ailerton.
keletou 10
!endition.
20 are 10,
Gees III
~, and
"a terribl
Ven her
IND see n,
: idiocy.
wing be-
u or "A :, 4
q BY ti,i
erson
!. Through
~, Mrs
lore safe
sacins Oh
rsel,t r.,
- starpat.
/ iGilsrl,o,
Il .se ~
ricti, Lar,
nat. n ~
Mites l,,,,,
hrs NJ, l
ar. Of !.
Aillties y
ea.rnent
p Web,t
~ s.re
esher Of
A<r ons.
- born n
lnlthss -,
Aippips1
k~,"&,
e,scM,,o%n' '
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-05-10
WIN. N. GROVER.
ATTORNEY AT In

II. H. SCOTT & co.
DEALERS IN Dry Goads, Groceries and R..av
~ Made Clothing. Main street betveen Jener.an ~
Washington, Burlington Iovs soA eno
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

the performance Of the two roads during tho last FISCAL
year
The Erie ran Soo1 $40 miles, At cost Of s3 9s2 69a
The Central ran 3e42647 miles, at cost e.. 2o2
Central more than Central lees than
Erie. IT'S Eie...............s 49t ,aol
In losher words the public requested TO believe that
the New York Central cars e4l 7s miles more than
the Erie At An expense Of $685. ol less. Well may
Governor Morgan complain Of the mpossbility Of get
ting at the facts about railways.
The coming week will witness the extinction OF rail-
way company which has long occupied prominent posi-
ton in Wall street. We refer to the La Crosse Railroad
Company We informed, the best authority, that
the struggle which has so long been carried on
by this company has at length come TO an end s cred
longer be put off, and ON the 18th INST the
trustee OF the third mortgage bondholders will proceed TO
take the necessary steps to take possession OF the road
leaving the stockholders and the unsecured bondhoders
without any vestge of security for their property THIS
result has long been fcreseen, and Is undoubtedly the
fate which awaits many Of our railroad companies. IN
der new organization with moderate capital and freed
from pressing creditors, the La Crosse Company viii
doubtless revive.
The following table will compare the exports Of the
seven principal staple articles FOR the first week of 1858
and leJ0:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

Foreign and Domestic Mails.


TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICE.
DOMESTIC. .North-Aioany, Buffalo and Canada p.
weser ra mail ItS via S Erie RRsj; AN ands F. n
south and southwestern
Eastern mail BY railroad 5,s & and
" 3" by steamboat ......3 z. NJ
SUNDAY MANS On Sunday all mails close at " Pm.
CALIFORNIA BY steamer, via Panama. Thurs
Ths Overland Mali for California leaves s., Lou.
every Monday and Thursday at 8 A. NJ Letter
designed for Ii Ehould be marked Overland, via
s. LANE Cry The Overland Mail from st. Joseph o1 TO sh
Lake city, leaves s. Joseph every Saturday, a,
6AM Letters should be marked "overand
So PACIFIC. BY steamer via Panama, Thurs.
HAvAsA.....B steamer Cahawba, wednesday,
xr1co From New Orleans BY steamship Tenasssee, or
the is aSd Ign Of INA sah Month Gs,iess shosa
- yious 10 the above date)
EuRors.... By steamship Canada, from Boston,
BAuIxA On The day ,he arrival al se I Sana
packet AZ this port, the steamer Karnak wiz he
despatched With mails for the sahsma Islands
70 De landed Mt Nassau N. p The Unite
States postage will be FIVE cents per half ounce
on letters, and two cents on each newspaper. u
those sent or received
NIB order all letters Spain be prepaid
ounce socorss 70 s nsSnsy o. hs Steamship esngsy
Ing the maito wit per Bri ish steamers Wednes
eve eens and United States steamers on Saturdays twenty
TINE OF CLOSING At TUE LONDON OFFICE.
1spfA The Overland Nail closes N,lows:-vie Mar
selles on the 21 9th, ifth and 18th of rscn month
Via Southampton 4h, 18th and 10Th touching a,
Gibraltar, Malta, Alexandra, susz and Aden.
CrrsA. Via Merselies the ON and 9th via South
ampton sth and 10th.
AusrxArIi Via Msrsecs and suez on the 18th Via South
symptom and Snez I2th
Msrurus Wa Alden the 9Th and 9th OF the month.
b Via South nptor the 9Th OF the month
kS~ when the Of making MP the Indian and Australian
mals Mt london fans on Sunday hey are made on the
evening previous.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10


TIE cZARs ORDERS TO THE UNITED srATEs-Ar
TENT TO EXECUTE ONE IN CALIFORNIA.
from the San Francisco Times, Dec. ILL.,
Several weeks ago Captain Davidon OF the Russian In
peria Navy, arrived at this port from the Amoos rrver
with instructions from the Emperor have steam gun
boat constructed in California for the use Of the Russian
has since that time been engaged In making examinations
Of the different kinds Of wood produced In this country
with the view Of sscertanDg whether that used for
ship building purposes would answer the desired pur
pose The oak and laurel now principally adopted by
@ mas answerso 'e S,c wen or SINAI, vsse
dimensions Of the wood seemed To meet every require
ment but whether that material would amply TO large
vessel gun boat which rs 70 be of the size O! those
used in the Sea OF Azo by the English in the late
is another question.
The Russian government has ordered that the vessel
shall be ready TO leave California by July next and
in the Amoor river by August This demands the umost
despatch; and the difficulty of the task shown by the
fact that the timber for the vessel has yet be from
the woods The chief trouble however is that the tim
ber after being cut and conveyed to the yard at
Mare Island requires 10 DC seasoned before being into
the huh Of the gun boat.
The question thus arises whether in the stated period
any wood be made ready for the prescribed purpose
and whether, IN fine, the two classes of timber now
used-aurel end oakcan be seasoned in that space Of
time. Any old Californian who may be well informed on
me to ss hs Sews on 0 s
ject, well to what the most durable
woods used for mechanical purposes ia this State.
Captain Davidon has, we believe, instructions 10 apply
here have the vessel built, in California
offer the requisite natural facilities. The mechanical
portion, THINKS, could not be exceed any the
world AS officer OF experience in naval construction
he expresses the highest opinion of the wo5k he has
only at the Navy Yard at Mare Island but ut the pr
vate sbipyards in San Francisco.
AT this time, when government is bavinga war
steamer built at the public works, II would be double
honor TO the growing mechanical genius of young
State il California could enjoy the honor of turning the
first vessel for foreign service the Pacific. For his
believe that any person having reliable inor
nation the subjects above referred to- viii hesate
to communicate them New York has just completed the
largest wooden vessel in the world for the Russian govern
ment-the Grand Admiral Perhaps as that great power
increases her commercial operations in the Amoor conn
try, she may often become customer OF mechanical
worke.
1t is matter Of great Importance 70 show by ncontes
table evidence that California has within herself only
the mechanical skill for the construction Of naval ships
but the material of which to build tnem. Eventually We
must maintain Pacific fleet TOR the protection Of American
this great Those ships should
leave the Pacific, and should be built in California, and
California material.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
Mysterious Case.
A NEW YORK GIRL IN NORFOLK

NEW YORK Girl NOKFOLK.
From the Norfolk Day Book January ST.
We mentioned Yesterday the arrival of a young girl in
our city, named Chase and stated that she was encie
of uusound mind and alone Below we give two letters
and recep; found in her POSSESSION hoping that by their
publication the attention OF her friends may be drawn to
her ana they may look after her.
GFoRcIaSA;-Your dslnterested and friendly letter Of
the 10Th utmo was duly received and should have met
with reply long this bot for the of business
engagements &c have only TO say now that have no
confidence 10 gvenohng offer ia extenuation of my
conduct-but am satisfied that am acting from true
sense Of right both Justice myself and your sister,
received a short from her since, re-
Questing the return of letters and also promsng
return OF mine in case should conform 10 her request
despached her letters in a package according her d.
rectons but US yet have heard anything Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
s,sr. Dec 81, la, IS. Ion &c TO- saw bark IAmarins,

sat master. Dec 81 lat 49, Ion &c TO- bark IAmarns
steering SSE
Brig favernier, johnson, New Or,eaus De- O. with mo.
sses Experienced heavy weather on Tho fret day
duripg . heavy gale; lost deck load. 80
sehr Robert Caldwell Hedson Savannah days. With COZ
weather; lost fore stapsail and broke main boom.
eehr WaEng snith, Charleston, days, With cotton &C.
schr " Robbins Peterson. washington. NO, days
Ecbr Sheldon White Washington, NC, days.
Beer Frances Enslish Washington NC 6days
Schr Oregon, Krause Washington NC, aday.
Gchr Pocomeko Munroe Washington, NC 8 days
schr Francis Bulrtn, salyer, Newbern, NC, : days
schr Dorcas Ireland, Baker Richmond, 2days. .
schr N Van Name Van Name Norfolk, 4days with cotton
TO Cunningham.
schr Burey, Mart Virginia, days
schr Exchsnae, Hsllett, GEORGETOWN 50 bours.
schr Brothers Davey, Alexandria.
Schr Anna Smith. Smith, Wilmington. Del, 2days.
schr Sophie Ann, Smith, Wilmington, Del, 2days
The schr il Baldwin, arrived yesterday from Jacnel re-
ports having experienced heavy weather. split foreeai
and mainsai CASKS and aeax Put into
Norfolk TO repair sas which she left on the Sd nss
SAILED.
ships Russell for Ban Francisco Neptune Liverpool; and
Others.
Wind during the day wsw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
ARRIVED.

Steamship kfrca (fr) shannon Liverpool Dec 25 nj Ie)
Pm With ndsc and passengers to Cunard Dec 70 oil Skier
steamship Europa, from Boston for Liverpool
bih lat 81 a. ion 10 CO. passed steamship city of Washin
hence for Liverpool The Africa while coming up the bay
after envng and nj about 81 Pm on
he mud fats but got OF after and OF
terry at71O pm.
seansbip Potomac wason Savannah 20 hours with ndse
and parse ppere, 10 II u Cromwell a Co.
Bah Fleurisn Belcvian Fr), Radene Rochelle 90
win brandy 10 zpcy Bros Anchored IN the lower bay on
Thursday
Bafk Johanne dfsm) Sander, Santos Braid, days with
cc0c n GEO woke 60 nov 80 lat 10 70 q lon 30 spoke
Holland fclr Singapore from Rotterdam FOR Valparaiso Dec
o. Dat q " lon 10 o. spoke bark Arnazon kgin BAL.
for Indies. reported having experienced very
heavy gher; Wtb lat ~ TO- lon o. 49, schr Mary
Alice. Weicb hence for Ponce.
Bril- Jeb4 ey of Bangor, S.one Salt Coy, Dec g. with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10

The specie movement OF the against the bank
reserve though the shipment yesterday will tell
against the average the reduction may be balanced by
receipts from New England and the Interior Last
the average $27 ,i29,125. The hope OF reaching
$50 900 900 before the award OF the government loao
which entertained in many quarters is now seen 70
be auacous, Though exchange naturally fall below
the specie shipping point the Of the month, the
Of the government will efectualy keep down
the bank reserve, and the chances that shall
again. perhaps for years, that high it
will be for the next fortnight three weeks. The Sub
Treasury holds s4344 e24 against SIS AL last week
Money is rather easier than it was week ago,
in consequence of the amounts which have beeu
paid out In the shape Of dividends, and which
are seeking temporary employment in Wall street. until
the appearance of the new public loans Call loans are
being done at on government securities and at ga
on railroad and other stocks at the banks first class short
paper endorsed discounted as low as az aud longer
dates AT "a a6; single names, very prime at AZ. Ex
change Is not quite SO firm il was. Good bills have
been gold at 1851 10o and francs at 517n Bat the
leading bnnkers continue ask l09 Iogs6 for sterling
and bI2H 5.15 for francs. The exchange market,
however, has declining tendency at this the
best sterling bills should not rule over 1osH
The stock market exhibits the usual slight improve
mcnt which 80 often noticed just after the payment Of
tho New Year dividends ard interest The upward move
ment has been Increased by The speculative purchases OF
prominent house, whose purchases have been
ally large as TO call for Comment both in the press aud
among The ublc. Thus far, have seen no evidence
whatever that the public even any dozen of OUTSIDE
individuals have been buying stocks either for investment
or on speculation, and the pospec-in view OF the poor
business of The Western roads, aud the certainty they
an earn no money to speak Of until the next crop comes
n and not even them unless that crop should happen 70
be very oountiul, and the European crops a failures
that so far from buying stocs, the outside holders Of
railway property will avail themselves OF any rise that
may take place 10 market values to sell out and Will use
their money to better advantage taking some Of the new
public loans which will soon on The market
We subjon our usual table Of the movement in stocks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-01-10
BrRNIvo OF rnE CArnoLIc CnrRcu N MoyrRg

BURNING OF THE CATHOLIC CnURcH IN MoSTRg-
The contagi atom Of ST. James Church a. Montreal
on Tuesday has been noticed by telegraph The Montreal
Gdseue saya nothing whatever removed from the IN
tcrOrthe altar, all the appurenauces thereof images
pictures, vestmcnts Of clergy, &c. were all destroyed
~ midnight the belfry was a living mass of FIRE. The
bearings of the large bell gave way IL came 90 the
ground with tremendous crash, ringing az IL fell the
clapper having struck three times. The roof bad pre-
yously fallen, and the flames belched IrousIy
They assembled 70 great heisht Illuminating the city aud
the whole surrounding country for mss. Nearly one
hundred cords Of dry tamarac wood, which had been
split and packed away for the winters use In the base
ment, gave IMMENSE body 70 the flames whose roaring
could be heard at great distance. Shortly after the roof
gned the draugh Caused by the Gre rushed through the
organ pipes, and It fell, emitting distinct musical sounds
thus playing its requiem. An immense concogrse Of
PEOPLE had gathered ~ witness the spectacle and the
general impression was that had due excrons been used
the fire might have been subdued before II had hnehej
,s work Of destruction The church was insured n the
Liverpool and London Insurance Office for 5000. Be.
You'd this the loss is