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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-05-13

the patriotism and generosity of the good
people of Derby. No, sir, Derby, shall
not be cut off in this summary manner
| What, not Derby from which came so
long those earnest, thrilling, and pathetic
strains of railroad eloquence that so soft
ened our hearts, brought tears from our
eyes and cash from our pockets TO the
tune of from 500 to $4,000 individu-
ally in railroad stock. What, not Derby +!
a town whose real estate is worth some
/ 100000, and whose almost every acre
is like Eden, and has the railroad now
nearly graded through her town, and who
is to have depot upon two Of her lines
No sir, no Derby will have shake in
this great and glorious enterprise r'-
No, Mr. g Common Sense" you are not
going to put Derby in the back ground
in this way. But must leave you in tie
hands Of her citizens, who will duly chas
tise you for your ingratitnde. But IL
leaving out Barton you did exhibit a gooe
degree OF Common Sense" OF eours,
; not Barton. She is well enough now
She has already got the railroad. Sin
has the :, Commerce Of Nations dali,
rolling into her midst. What ask maj
who has sufficiently satiaied his appetite
upon roast turkey, plum pudding and Gu.
tard, 10 pay ior Ass dianery OF eours
rot il IS well swallowed, and none bu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

MILITARY VISIT TO PHILADELPHIA, New YORK,
Bos1oN &c The City Guard Ba talDn, hsvng completed
the for their visit 70 Boston the White Moan
tans OF New hampshire ana other interesting Localities
SHOWN East" will leave Baltimore under the command
OF Major Joseph Warner at six O'Clock On the morning
OF Monday August ~, be railroad 10 Pniiaoepoa and
New York, from henceto Mancheter via Norwich, Wor
cetter Boston spending week or in the neigh
borbood Of those places Ice announcement Of this de-
hsbnul excursion lent additional Impulse to the
crutpg of the Guard VINO, though but recently
organized as battalion, already conps three compa
nike, with aggregate Of nearly hundred end fifty
members, not more than two tDircs of whon however
Will probably be able the proposed visit. The
Guard is the OLDEST military organic ton IN city hav
ing actual existence. Their present envaoe ds,nc
the natural result OF the beraly OF sentiment aud
commemorate Iuolc spiritedness Thcn have ever chara
terized Them To the skill and popularity OF their officers
may be attributed, oiso no smal scare o. the proud
prosperity the Guard enjoys Major Warner thsie popu
lar and capable commandant from the OF the
10 big prtsen high posdou filing with credit and
dsrnton every grace Of command TO @hich he was suc
cessivey called He s the head OF bocy OF men
who citizens so,diers, woul1 reflect credi. upon
community, and who occupy DO mean ace in the
gard OF their fellow Observation-Disclosures Clipper, Au-
oud4
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Side The bound IN. Wind light weather CLOUDY.
BtGHLsSDs. sus s snnset-A bark ehowi,g Hsrgous 4
Bros signa 10 al anchor outside.
Miscellsneoos.
BIZ SHIP WV GIBSON, from Glnssow for Valparaiso, foun
dered July O. The took their boats were sposel
day. bound to ko Jabero By Capt Amsbury OF bng
Kstabdn. (see port sbove)
For San FaAscrsco AXE favorite New York built clipper
ship Black Hawk, Under the command Of Capt Bowers. s
again loading i. Ne.ss Sutton os Despatch line This ee
trade mace her only passsge out in lis days and is well
WHICH sss Der CARGO ns se y gsoa -
river 70 ral ca be 2h Me7srs sutton 90 cloa
Ing the clipper Taaman to be full IN three four days
CLIPrEE SHIP MALAY Capt wlcomb FOR Eau Francisco Ia
loading wm Coleman Co.'S line, at pier IL East
river snd ia sail The 18Th inst The Malay famous
She Is an al ship and ms ures ri, owes rates.
Ba BASk Ksc.9 ,D stevsas rom weDs ~ TO- Lon
pu, INTO Bahia (no dseJ Tor repairs
JUICE EANIy aos of and for 5o.ton from Havana
into vGesard sound 4:b met The weather clear a. ocoes
hp az s @ PSes FOR
Is ccs e;s gaw aaa ret sss gg sa l.
he ud foow. would take her INTO Tsrpanlia Tovs
os s1 Near s se so s Se cfs on lie S. end Of Fesa
leland; TIE teipg u h.f wake PIT aosn helm ta aid h9
after sps ~ soisloe ne Ip5se Bls srnsk the Msros
awsy re s,Is o5s 4 gas y 'as
The tug spr.7 svd 'n,s bis vessel be hsu'sd
bsve mests leer sics and buried OF
Non,sut IN tuesday
beng ashore 70 Flana Bay for exarlnston and
ultimately aband red to tho underwriters. half fu
water Capt arrived here yesterday 10 schr Masonic.
The steamship Jsnesowu. of he New Yore and Virginia
m Rs D 5 acGsoa es e
the purpose OF beng thoroughly oyeIhaued.
r Of s cs ss lgs
hon hpius toue Capt David Renlse obt soule CAMEL
Grant Isaac Lambert and tapt Jav Wabber who will
con msnd her. she Is Intended for tho general eighliug
business
whaa,Gen.
sd iicn tederd ih Ing, bank Harvest Tn,iaa Ocean
al Tatspn7e sth brig Keith Atlantic
Ocear 1t tustssa p With 500 obs and 20 do VII Oil
GO rom ~ etor@e eernuoh ,sh ut hieoA MAk.n Of
Frovtte mcr ont II obis OIL mad pat ~ TIN Tor ireh
Letter from Cant Eheck!ey OF ssio Young pbulx NIB re
Cs fncser for sew sdfcrd 42O bbs sp COS DO VIII oil A.
20 ts ooSe-oud sci aelt day on crrise sperm AID
right wheng and iuended gay out Snhsr Reports
ea BE 81 sD 4s sb rev s e on d sa oas .
~ h Bon later vsssels had shipped oil and bone BY shp
a letter Me Capt Bsewr ofbak Ree III, rep ,rts her
on cruise neeoia arrived tsuaa he day previous Arc
Us fhiFs, H had Iaken nothing slncs leaving Sandwich
spoIfaiag lat 40 30, len 20 40 bark John Henry of
ana '0r new sta'0r'' sooy<en. &c.
Ship FsriSenis hnon from Sunderland Ing for Calcutta
sEe Har5org fi05a H0rlsaes for va vec,his june 10
shp sailss, Legborn tor EYork July o. Ai IS
shie jacobs from Gllsgow NYork July 49, lat 25
Shin Sir John F-ansl4 rcn LIVERPOOL for Baltimore july
| 10 40 n.aes ifoso look Poi0. Cork.
aLp yeace, ifcJo Nram-b Ter Gull Eng JUL IL lat 4 Il,
shp Ryzntum Eor, hence fos us6ec July as lat ~ 10
B1ih sr4z1el BA1t,r 0o JAnelro for NYosf July
" y, a!l2S, Dny4.o
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PcrsanaI Intelligence.

II a Naihaps, Esq, Chief Eegneer Of the Fire De-
psytnent, Charleston, South Carolina will arrive in this
city on Monday mex. He visits New York TO examine
the steam IRE engines lately Introduced here An
exhibition Of the poser OF Manhattan Company No. will
be gwen Thursday afternoon for his especial benefit
he will be the guest of the New York Fire Department
during his stay.
Mrs. NcCunn, OF Farm Hill, Corsiue, Ireland, died on
the 9th OF Jaiy nearly 50 Of age She the
mother OF Colonel John II. McCunn, OF New York, Who
few years ago, purchased Tor his aged parent
ancient family estate on which she died.
The Nizsardo Italian journal published at Nice, says,
In its number OF the 10th OF Jny that Count Arese who
did not succeed in forming Cabinet after Csvours
resigrsion spoken of the Ssrdnisn Ambassa-
dor at Paris TbsIumor Is certainly well grounded.
Private letters received last week from the Rev.
Dr. Bethune in which he sttes that his health Ia good
that of Hrs much improved. he rs ut presen. in
Switzerland, and does expect TO return home before
autumn.
letter from tas Hon. ". a. Sc ward resolved By the
Persia, says that ne still IN Eosand sad would 90 to
Paris the latter end of July dis further movements
had not ye, been determined upon.
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FINANCIAL ANu CoMMeRCI AL
FRIDAY, August 60 P. II.

FRIDAY, August 60 P. N.
The import OF foreign dry goods continues undated.
In round numbers The import entries for the week end
ing to day four million dollars-far more than The
import entries OF the corresponding week Of 1857 making
the total amount thrown market during the year to
date SIS 100000, agaipst SEQ 900 same date
In 1857. No one, OF course compares 1859 with 1865
which was year of stagnason is the ezceas o! this
years Imports over those Of the great commercial year
1857, which creates anxiety, and suggests Inquiry
the capacity Of the country to cons me go much.
Exchange on Europe continues to droop The cores
pondents OF the Rothschds have lowered their rate aud
drawing at ITO $40 Tor 60 DAY sterling bls
b12h and Sis for frarcs. Even at these The
ness doing 10 very light 1t is no, probable from PEE.
rent appearances that TO morrows will take
tsreeqaartels Of Million the shipment may not exceed
100000
The sock market n sill very dull, and to efess eales
holders are compelled to make concessions. The new
situation oil The Erie being generally canvassed most
opinions concur in approving the pursued By the
company That the public generally think we'll OF the
change which has been made may be inferred from the
advance Of which took place in the stock 10 the
Of few days receiver viii probably be appointed in
The meanwhile The property is safe ID DO hereafter dis.
posed Of for the best interests Of M the parties concerned
Il may be presumed that after the appointment, OF re
ceiver. meeting of the stock and incurred bond hold
will be called and proposition laid before Tor
liquidation Of the floating debt aud the payment 0! the
overdue coupons. If they devise any plan Tor get
ting there GLAZING, We presume that the receiver will, as
soon convenient transfer The property OF the
pany into the HANDS Of the stockholders If no plan
can ae conrlyed for paying Of the pressing debta
tae property will naturally be sold under the
foreclosure hy the fourth and Alth mortgage
o'hono'deFs From all that we can learn, .here is 4
pspSt oi aseliement which ga III saoriice Of the
tcnos 70 caeok bdsoess S-d nearly all the railway stocks
sod 70 cay lover than yesterday. New York Central
gold down TO IA, aud closed ia the afternoon at 72sz
bid southern guaranteed sold for cash &, the frat hoard
at 1879, and closed at 2c1s bid Toledo fell 10 o. rho
only Western stocks which showed any arqnsss ware
Rock Island and Ga!ena Bonds arc all dun and cannot
readily be sold State stocks are pretty g,sasv r,e
market generally Ia passing through period Of sagp,
ton and eiesnsss, neither broksrs nor obbers r,lhe,
bulls nor bears, making any money Ia the Alter
stocss all better, and the market closed quite
steady the foloSiUg quotations s5uris 81 Y.
Virginia, 925l 20 Canton, iij< 49, mberlead nse-
lsrreo, II Il; Men YORK Cenlral, 1875 e. Ee,5sI;
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY AUGUST g. 1859.

ssss q cotton were req engaged sa ' sisi
At H. Today higher rates were dsmaadec.
s there we're sasa os ns both M
pool and London To Antwerp 500 hhds sugsrs were en-
gseed ut 2Ss, 50 TOPS losvood at eos and 10 hhds o.
Chartered n lo&d 1t Leehorn for the Upd States Vt
8Ay.-The market was quiet n zoe. . 76c
ton tb week, Importers having submitted % dsce Of
one cent per To- ON Baenos Ayres Sales have been edc
Of about SOo At 1885, snd to effect sales to ny exssot,
6,CCO Buepos Ayres and MoDtevideo, dc six months
800 har.caibo. 22c SIX months 37l RIO Grsnde, vsts
private terms 1000 heavy BIO Grande, - ba 2S SIX
months.
LEATHER The stock large, and prices favor buyers
We quote middle B A., 20 26c Ornoco aa3so ss,
Receipts hemsock, 740oo; OAK 900. 5aiss-neio tx
5000 oak 1850. ssoak-hemock l7S 3oO; oak Is 800
and OF lump at Too
MoIAssEs was quc., and no sases Of moment trans.
PRED
NAVAL STORES The upward tendency in freights pa.
had tendency check sales winch embraced abou, Got
bte saris turpontine at 46c, snc 80 bo's nou
rostn az 81 10 per $40 lbs delivered: crude
Ons were quiet, and sales limited Lnseed remsined
10 good request at sec 6lc per gallon oher descrip
PROVISIONS --Pork-rhe market was somewha. IRE
guar, but closed with arrer feeling, though duh sad
easier; the saies embraced ABOUT 1900 bbls ioa hog
new meas o. $ts so $4 SS5a thin msss AZ $l3 ~
Prime at $40 rs Sl0 81; and iaes Of 900 bais
rness were made deliverable ia the n,st fteen days IL
Ooeer az SIS. Beet heavp, with sales Of about If.
ca.kB at u1chgp ged prces; heel mans sesiy
SIS; prime seg, in the aoeence Of Aai0B Of moment
We tomnal Cat meats i'll iGir requaet with
OF abon 2lO hhoe act ,ece a. Sc a5G for dry saGct
and at ca4c. Tor pick hams sud at Sc sac Lirc
was rm snd in fair request, sales Of about 900 bos
aud erc.s 1t tolc. 1898. Butter and cheese
| teir requsst, while prices apgsd.
RICE --Saies OF about 100 were made chiefly with
in tDe JaDse 324c. 41sc.
SUGARS - The market without change OF momen,
the saieb embraced about 500 hhos Cuba. iiaoiog
gcoc portion between o~ grade refining goods
| qoattiss grocery grades AZ 4xc 69sc.
ioBAcco But y limited trade so;pg On 81 bales Yava
ma, .sc SOC; ia cases seedeaf, &c. lac, 10
Fiori1a, l6c a lie.
WHISKY Nsmer, W tn sales OF 200 bos a
$3.50 D. 26c., chiefly At tue inside figure.
WOOL There 10 st-say k-t for fleece and pulled
AZ uncbsDeed: sales hsece loo lbe
at a.. 81; ana 5o.tOl lbs. pulled AZ 30c 47c
kecs 1T al 'ces from Europe 10 the esc tnh
vance had taken lac price Of medium
exports TO America had ceased. IDooite's dem "a /
Ing shgnt advance, but sales have been made
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srH seb m1nhs steal G: taeivs 10 eighteen mcn.ns,
IN! rscue Ssss- tvn And hercc, the ca2sSe0a
10 .hs oate ~ 4 not hs-D ~ isrgs az utusl
her ssvs, been, e9seve-, spscniaoas 10 poh 40
res';r sI fSrepa p.osIce OUTSIDE o. dIy sooas ~
zieo; rd-Lt b bsvs wsrred the banks sgsinst undue
eyv.rs'rn ana 10 tsvc tsrght them the ne:cssty ci
iorGrIg against another pant, In modnsd FORM Ann
taa y frpIy -cd rgay rsoua!rR their loans 10 oass
CO.. I, der fepns 70 and u sccaie reserves
rps tsi sp;ses ut Of dry goods thtoS 40 upon
cA-c. o. pose 10. The period during the two proceed
Nr Yesrs. -, ,.s.., - -.
we sIpex tables giving TIE classihciecn OF goods
ws,k nv vhch e will be that the vaue OK wooieu
soaos smouated 10 81 1885, cotton do, 500,
ei3, silk DO t,o226is; TAX ac. $780,, miscsllane
QUE 40, SIS az.
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News from sfonduras.

BELIZE, honduras, 1d'y l4,'s39.
y,oubx Bssosea Honduras aad the BrS'tsh-Wh0 rs :
YRsoM to NsA- Will England Girs Up &c Bay hIS'd'-
IDs.astsr to the Schooner Reindeer, de-
Oar little town has the centre Of ex:.ssres sor
the last two weeks owing the seizure Of to- ceooasr
industry OF this port by tho Conimsndsns o. uxo ID
me State or Honduras.
The facts Of the case are az !ollows.-
Some inhabitants of tho state OF H'ndrra' "enl
sver from the main the island Of Bonacca 70 uso
thus one of her Hsesys subjects reported tho
fact Of these CAribs nshng British waters whereueoh
the agistJ island took the mon ID chase, an1
m he arriv. Of the schooner Industry no pr. then On
bo.yd and sent them as prisoners to Ra4san, 10 Dc
sr,ed for invading the waters OF her B''scna'c
Majesty Tnefe men ave in nuneer) on their passage
20 f.uutan took possession o. the Sat..h
aa,n Der master and owner 10 the miinmsst AM run
an vessel int, rruxo wnere tbe7 reported the matter
40 The Commandment who, after hearing their staement,
rent for Capt Gun and told him the charge toa. me
had against him. aud asked MIN VIVA; he nii 70 say
Spout matter. He appeared by MIA counsel, ana %
his n rsiuasa 40 SSs"e
himself a British subject and protesting sgsns
the 'ezure of tho Industry, British vessei
nj tune declaring. az abandon vessel and look -
government to make sou pay for her, aoi tus xss
Ing, anu thus protesting no caole away TO Belize.
THIS is very small affair, tho years sge vas
spy worth s4oo to 5000; che Is nearly wara o.. 40
and her bas thus sod her, ana the eri " tSs will
be that he will get several Thousand dollars for bis vessel
ami tbs viii be the u ~i De DONE: Rs soo2 as the
matter reported here her Aejestys Sdperioenden
reported The matter 10 the Governor OF JeAcS and sn
demand for satsfaction This viii , ana the
poor irunecile State Of Honduras viii 70 pay for
the privilege of fishing II Der pom waters.
Ard the face OF the assurances TO your
government that Gresi Rfain ciaius no rsot aao 10
wnhDg to give up the Bay Islands 10 aonasr~s 'e"Se
yoa and your readers 20 drag your cnDcius ons
have simply 10 say the cIrios had batter rgot 70
had the squl.ters wno i've ut s1nsoa 10
ISave AFRO 10 INFORM you thst the American schooner
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The decgtase noted the pas. week. yhen compared
win we tso preceding, was in the face VI several
,rnyas o. both steamers and esiag yeseeis from Europe
II ssnppoted that the period for the heaviest i'm qart
uons o the season has bcea Iecbed DOT passed Tne
tapc shipment from eboad within tho past m nth il "
conenoec, aioe from the desire Of manufacturers 10 al
american oreern SecTe The time expired for fear ha,
me ~er CONTINUED prices would seriously decline. rns
sdveH. OF the war tended 10 check forder oders from
ins SIDE OF npoflsnce and hence ig hardly 10 be ey
leced That nportstioRs will be Continued "a tue game
cale 10 the end CT he unless foreign
boud have tbe disposition TO send TIER goo 70 forward
iheir own ACCOUNT to be sacrificed which lookg 10,
probable The year 1858 closed .iih very ght sLoc,
Of goods in ihs market as well ia the interior OF a.
country, and jobbaTs remarked thai 1t was seldom Ia
that stocks were sold down low Hence although
the supplies fair 10 meet the sDrDg trade vet at M
ccse the stocks left again c9npa .iys!y lew
To prepare for the fil tade, which promised
to be large from the South, with moro Or less
Increase rom The est, ia INC prospect Of raising oae
The largest crops sroSn 10 the country, Chants
Increased their imrortaioLs which many considered
iusti3 by the deSuds OF the country Ia ihe 4i OF
1857, during tho panic. stocks Of oil kinda, b)a foreign
ald domestic cn0rmouT nov lne factories ut t1a
casts Ard are 0sy engaged 10 1osk5g on ordersrunnog
epeI1Sar, I'D IA scne O.. % iao November. Afst
tne re2s ',n ia 1871 the ysca gsa css o. ha to sag
snecs9d .de with tGe Interior restricted 10 SIX
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SINCE January ii AT
The advices by the Persia from Manchester gave ac
counts Of continued demand or cohs and yarns For tins
latter The Austrian domDons. Iat, ~ involved 10 war
have always Afforded good market, and which, duripg
it's existence, disturbed but will now be rsaumei
Liverpool cotton market exhibited less amy yet
look for important change in the prices OF the
MATERIAL until the close OF the present cotton year Ihs
growing crop at the South ID Sad to be remarlably
promisrg, which WI give buyers from that quarter
confidence n the extent ana stability OF their trade
The country South and Southwest has been well repro
sented by merchants the pas. week, who have de lt
pretty freely in staple goods both domestic and foreign
ana especially in the former Some parties here sn1
there manifest sr6ipess IN purchasing foreign goods
d,r the supposton thai prices at later period may
come cheaper Should mehy act upon t1s principle i
will only carry the trace TO later perot in the
Jobbers consider tnat The stocks in the interior Sh
that The custom cf country merchants VIII want the
goods, ana sooner later obtain supplies Cotton
comestcs were il see6y demand we quote heavy b'owo
eheetres at SIC sac, with considerable sales 4. ~;
Medium sheeEgc we're At T7sc. blesched sheetlbss
and sbirtngs, of three qua.i.rs were scarce, aud
demand, especiay for the China market We qao.s
China siyles 81 SIC. sslc; n inch DroEnl
at 79lc, besoheo at S4c., ana blue at loAc. 1899
Prints well sustained. Other cotton faorics wsra
moving TO fair extent as steady prices All wooleu
also In fair eewa1d Sstns;s, OF black coloe
heavy FlanDels we're selling well AZ seady prices,
and fair doing In shswls and hosery Ia
foreign gooos TIE hod. back buyers were rather more
plenty, Trusting tun in tie market, through
ton faes or otaer9iss whereby they might OBTAIN
b, cheaper rates yet the business fair ami prices Of
most kinds Of seasoreble sape goods were gust lined
Fancy articles OF dcTabe, Lew and Ias styles,
were moving, 10 a fair extent, at steady prices
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The Dry Goods Trade.

Tie iohoWng s comparative statement or the imports
o foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since
January L.
Tor the WEEK. 1857 1919 1850
Entered at the port So SOL 4s5 3 5s0S,s 3sio :7s
Thrown on market. 3oe6l22 s,732s7e 3,ss68i3
Since Jan. l.
Filtered at tie see 1929 80 75o174 rs e2sAl2
Thrown % market. CO 383,342 SO 6S3 $50 75'lol.9
By The above statement II will be seen that the entries
Of dry goods a this port for the pas. week. as we'll as hs
anoun. thrown upon The market, but slightly large
than they for the weaE In 1855 though coz.
sidersby in Of those for the period 10 1857
The mpori-ops, compared With the previous two wsess
VI ih!s year, show decrease az follows
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Movements IN Real Estate.

BY Jan1tR II KILLER.
Ios So q Ut l32 IL AS e SIN ave., lS.4 BY
9S 9....,.....- .............. S5 los
Hoote end lot 271 Yves, 29th St, 25 by esq. 0oo
ot g. 30th St 259 10 West S:h ay 23 by S. 22.t
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The annual report Of the Grand Trunk Railroad Gem
papy 81 Canada furnishes the solie w.us details
The Grand rrppk Raiw way .e completed 81. MarPs
G. W., soou TIA miles from Portland thence by ban n
10 London, 20 mee, there connecting WITH tee Great
Wesierr Railroad Of U9pe. Canada srom Rchm mi 81
Quebec, SO mites, aud from Quebec TO Sc TO ,uis. 40
miles, the road IL also finished From 81. Thomas ~
RIVER gu Loups about 90 miles, the construction is pro
ereespg
4 railroad from Toronto, SO mies long, connects the
GraDo Trunk With the Great Western Railroad Upper
Cnnaoa, Ut Hamilton.
lie Grand Trunk is connected With Lake Huron by the
Ontario, Smcae and Huron Railroad, 95 miles oog A
large amount OF freight and travel coming from Yves.
efn states passes thts road The extension OF the
Grand lruDk Railway from sc. Marys by Port Sarna 10
Detrot, sbooi III miles, s all contract, will
coz peled and ready Tor nee next autumn
The above roads being flushed, the Gand Trunk will
hare direct and independent connecsn With tbs Wet
states.
The yic.oria Bridge is reayly completed. Toe shut
mems aud ventyts Of the twenty foer piers 1nah
Cd and the otter no under gooi way Eighteen Of the
twenty foug iron tubes constituting the are in
place. complete auo The iron for the other
N)nrea he oridge will be finished Sgd ready for the
pssssea Of locomotives and Nnen
pese0, IL viii DO nearly tao miles 10 ieog.h.
hetsfa Ed1oastoHe, Alan * co q Canadian line Of
neil steamers, running 10 and from Liverpool GIN
meets with ice Grand riuDk Railroad a. Portland during
Inc winter sensur, ala acyonal wharves for &C.
comuodatiop are oor being ructed they will ar
rive and depart for,n satly tbe conls1g season
The receipts Of tee Tsledo Wabash AMI Western Rail
rond for Jnlv were 81
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Ma3CsiL-,saaM


u OHLsAAT BROTHERS.. 4s JOEE gFSEEI
assortment CT
Ladies' dress spd mantilla rlsimpF,,
chenille for headdresses in all si1ea
Berlin, zephyr mud thei,and WOOL &c. &C.
VUEgisH LATAKJA rosACCo,
ron
HEEGsJgAUM PJrLS
gapp-actured sTprsrsly for no Lord e clubs 4 IN,
Gle for aoio' Ia tresb ~ gnriaiicn ilst feeslys
sae - he traNs by
TONES. SON 4 NsLvAIr.
10. hsdea ian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-06

The excnspRes q tbs SAaK Ce4rlsg aoaS JUS NAG
were SlS, 7S9, 1891, sui tie BALANCES sss $685.
1he LoTill.yd Flre Insurance Comcsay has declared
sern.annusl dividend Of esas per co.'s psysbis ca dc
msnd
TIE earnings of the eastsr1 tyiaes C. the Oao Ma
sssipp rcad for Ju viii Dc about savsnsy taouslae dJ
lars-of both divisions, aacu. Hundred and thirty
housapd dollars.
| The earnings Of tie s.fl,c, Corning saa Ner York
| RajIyoss T,- Tnlv