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To The Hon, the County Commissioner. for the

Comfy of York.
Nicholas Kimball, John bennett and Charles,
CLARKE all OF Hollis In the said county of York. re.
specially represent that they are severally pos
sesed of certain real estate, situate In Dayton In
said county, In severaty, which several estates are
sevealy assessed and taxed by the assessors OF
Dayton for the year 1852 excessively to wit, the
said estate of said Kmbal the sum Of eight dollars
and twelve cents, the said estate Of the said Dem
nett the sum OF eight dollars and the said estate
of the said Clark the sum OF five dollars which
several taxes your petitioners have seyerally paid
Your petitioners also gave reasonable notice to said
assessors of Dayton that the said several assess.
ments and taxes for 1859 and the valuation OF SAID
several estates, by which said assessments were
made, were unreasonable aud excessive, and re-
auested said assessors TO make your petitioners, u
reasonable abatement thereof, according, to the
statdtc In such case made and provided. which the
said assessors refused TO do.
Your said petitioners now represent to you, that
the said assessment, valuation and taxes are in
each instance excessive and unreasonable and pray
that you will take such action In the premises, as
to law and justice shall appertaln, and that you
will make TO them scverally, reasonable a'ate-
ment of their said taxes according to the statute In
such case made and provided.
NICHOLAS KINBALL.
JOHN BENNETT.
CHARLES CLARK.
Hollis, Feb. q, 1860.
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AT Court OF Probate held at Kcunehuuk, within
and Tor the county of York, ON the first Tuesday
In March, ia the year of our Lord eighteen hun
dred aud sixty, nv the Honorable Il. Il. Bourne
Judge Ofsaid Court
i UTHER SANBORN. administrator Ofthe estate
IoTLYDII PAGE, late OF ParSOusncld. In said
county, deceased, having presented his account OF
administration of the estate of said deceased, fol
allowance
Ortsrsd, That the said accountant give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order To be published In the Union q Journal, print
cd IN BiddeioTd In said county, three weeks sue,
cessiyely that they may appear alta Probate Cour,
10 lie held at Alfred. In said county, ON the nrs'
Tuesday in April next, ut ten of the clock In
the forenoon and shew cause IL any they have
why the same same should not be allowed.
~ Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
A true copy. Attest, Francis Bacon, Register.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that on
the "a DAY of April 1858, Hannah a. Ayerill in
her own right, and Samuel Averill Of South
Berwick conveyed to him in fec and in mort
gage parcel of land situated in said South
Berwick AMI described in said Decd, recorded
in the York County Registry of Deeds, Book
257, page 32l.
The condition of said Deed having been bro
ken, hereby claim TO foreclOsc the same
South Berwick, March IL, lsC0.
3wl2 ABNER CAKES.
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At Court OF Probate held at Kenrehunk, With and
for the county Of York, on the first Tuesday In
March, In the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred
Ofsaid Court
JAMES VI. TEBBETS administrator ofthe estate
~ OrHINNiH ~. SMITH, late OF Eliot, in said
county deceased, having presented his hrst account
Of Standardization OF the estate OF said deceased also
his private account against said estate ior allow
ance
Ordered, That the said accountant give notice to
allpersons interested by causing acOpy Ofthis or
der t. be published three weeks suseesslyely In the
TBioR a Journal, printed ut Biddeford In said
county, that they may appear alta Probate Court
10 be held AZ RddefoTd In said county, the first
Tuesday In MAY next ten OF the clock ia The FORE
noon and shew cause, II any they have, why the
same should not be allowed.
" Attest, Francis nacon Register.
A true copy, Attest, Francis bacon Register.
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HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

tn. Undersigned having used Professor HUMPHREYS
i, ~. ra.t .,.f.ctory results and having fall conh.
.nte IN .r ne rho ~. n, - hs,. ale re-
, mi .icaeous remelIe, Al hand for private or do.
"rs,i; a,..
The Rev VIM IIosmer, editor OF The Northern inde.
penieni," Aubnrn n r; the Rev. y o. cre..sy. ID.
lie tar Of -, Peters Church. Auburn, N. the Rev
Ives, Chaplain of the Auburn STATE Prison we nev'
SPENCER ~ Rice Rector, Ser'bedlord, ML "s
Men Steele, n eN.'o' ~ ,o,"e.e ". ne Re-, P .
NICHOLS; hsvs" ~. n.x lam n nabie. psso; A. O.
Hart E'l, Utica, "; ihe Hon; nsa, ps ss ,Se I,on'
n ~. ri iIa an s Henry D. coot a .r q
The Odo si,e journal Ou Wv, Ta. Cas-. Monv.
'rsham, Mnne W. ue mv n.a,',,c. i'c, 81 WIN.
Bost u, E'1, uhea, y; ~ -; tn Nt' s' ~
James r'anke''' ht, H''"'"'' ''""
LIST or SPECIFIC REMEDIES U
N"s' v,
No. l-ror Fever u,nse'm,n, w, w w,,,' ~, nal
No. 2-Por Worm fever, worm Conc, w.ui,g VIC peu
infsni.
No. 4-Por Dlarrhea, Cholera inIanium, ana e"n"''
comp'.n'y c,u. o,,,,,,, p,.co,.ry or bloody Yux.
No. G-por Chosra Sho,en mo,Da'' IA az. r,,..,
&, S-FSr rSo(i'lcfe, fAeexths, AID Neuralgia.
n, o-Por Headache, Vertigo Heat and runess Of The
s,cm,,b. CONSTITUTION. and liver Complaint
10 N -pos PyxlIR IRKK1uL lRirtrs Scanty Painful,
s w.. ~ psr,d.
W no Dpcr Ieurorrhe, Profu,e Menses and Bearing
pcwh % vns rsc,, It,,,,e Couvh Had breathing
No. ,,, rI R%rss puisoyor irysipeis. Erup,ions
PSpss on she Face p,.-ro, p,I, I.m.0.., or sor.
mes, in the Chest, Back, I.olns, or Limbs
- psv.r AMI ,u. chIu yeyer. Dumb Asue. on
,u.m,na.cd Agnes n
r-y s ss Waan =, ins,msi Yr.. snd yysli.,, YsD.
~ W.. ., I,,urrsi sight
c-ror ca,.rl, OF bong standing or recent, ether wa
Obstruction or proiuss dsehnrlc. a.. .,.,.... ana
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A lot ofsix acres, under improvement, near
the intersection of Hill street with tho Guinea
road, with the buildings misunderstanding Of
n story and q halfhouse, built two years ago,
and nearly finished, and o small barn.
Terms of sale easy, for further particulars
enquire of Mrs. MARY LANE,
No Pepperell Block.
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brighton nIarnet--NIarch =.

brighton NInrlSct--March -.
At market, tao Beeyes, 20 Stores, 400 sheep
500 Swine. 49,, -, .,,,,.
PRIcEs-Beef Cattle-Extra, 500 nrst qua''y,
a. % 40 90, second, Sc 30 50 OOi third. s. 5Ja
Working Oxen-ssa, 90, 100 a 10.
NIlch Cows-s39 10 common, sN lS
Veal CalveS-sJ a.. 81 Oh, - W.
Yearlings-sOO 10; two years old sE sS1o'
three years old So q.
Ilides-Cc a6i per ID. Csif Skns-iO TIC per
Sheep and l,mhs-sa oso 90 extra 81 % 90
AGO.
Pelts-si i5a 81 20 each.
retail 6 &C.
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ONLY PREPARATION
Having Prsefs % sfrsns and direcs Ne 70
EXPEL THE DOUBTS
OF ALL,


For statesmen, judges, editors, physicians Of The
oldest schools we'll rs new, give u tholr unqual
lied sanction, and recommend u Tor all cases Of
eIuptions, and diseases Of the scalp and brains but
all who have used Il, unite, In testifying that II
Will preserve the hair nom being gray, and non,
falling to any age, rs well rs restore. Read the
following
OAK Grove, 8. O., June 9th, 1859.
Prof o. J. Wood. Dear Sir,-Your Hair Restora.
tive Is rayidly gaining popularity In this commu-
nifty. have had occasion to lay prejudice aside,
and give your Hair Restorative perfect test'-
During the year 1851, was so unfortunate rs 70
be thrown IRON my sulky against rock near tie
roadside, nom which my head received most rer'
rible blow. causing great deal OF irritation, which
communicated 10 the brain and external surface OF
the head, from the effects of which my hair was
nally destroyed over the entire surface OF the head.
From the time first discovered It's dropping, how.
ever, up to the time OF Its disappearance, i EN-
ployed everything couldthInk or being q profes
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Ing the nature OF the disease but was nally defeat
ed In every prescription advanced.
Those and no other circumstances induced mo TO
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have every reason TO believe, produced very
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my influence. which latter myself to say Is not
little.
You can publish this II you think proper.
NJ j., WRIGHT M n
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Boston AIarixet--March 10.

Boston MarlSet--Marchl o.
PLouR.-salcs OF common brands Western, At
,,oi a a. "a fancy brands at s. 37i s. 62l ex-
trass5 "a &c -, and superior at 40 - a $500 per
bhl. Southern Is quiet at g. % for nneyj 50 -
$50 for extrsi aud 81 Oa VI LOT supsIhT, ,o .,
Sc. 49,,
RYE.-srO a 81 per bush. ,.
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CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA,

Catarrh, and all Chronic Diseases OF the Throat
and Lungs, successfully treated by INDICATED
INHALATION, and other Remedies by
Q. M . r . Il, M. d.,
Physician for Diseases Of the Lungs,
I6G Congress Street. Portland, Me.
Dr. Morse will be at the Biddeford House, Bldde-
Friday, March >, IL aud %, Friday, April 10 aud "a
OF
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> Portland to Boston.

sh Portland to Boston.
4S&zHb On and AFTER Monday, the 2i.t inst
the Steamers Lcwisssu, Capt. GEO. KNIGHT,
and Nienireai,o apt. Y. A. PRINCE, will run -
Leave Atlantic Wharf, Portland every Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 1t =
o'clock p. NJ, and Central Wharf Boston, every
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday aud Fri.
fsre-In Cabin, $i.25. On Deck, si.oo.
Nh. Each boat Is furnished with q large number
of state Rooms. for the accommodation Of ladies
and families and travellers are reminded that by
taking this line, much saving OF time and expense
will be made. and that the inconyenience or arri-
wing In Boston at late hours Of the night Will DO
avoided.
the earliUs trains out OF the city.
The Company are not responsible Tor baggage 70
an amount exceeding $50 In value and that person.
al unless notice Is given and paid for at the rate OF
one passenger for every $500 additional value
II Freight taken rs usual; ,,,,s 49,.
Portland. April I, 1858. str
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You can publish this II you think proper.
Yours, very respectfully.
N. J. WRIGHT, ~ d.
once Of the Jsrsr.cnisp PIP pllhllippI, vs,}

Ofce oil the Jencrs0nlan, Phllippi, Va,
December 18th, 1853.
Dear Sir.-I feel II my duty ms we'll as my pleas
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ties, many persons can testify to tho truth OF THU
statement give II 10 you ut the request or Mr
Bmdford. You can sell great deal OF your Hair
Restorative In this and the adjoining counties II
''' ' Yours, &C., fIoSrpsoN sURGHNoR.
Dr. Wood, Dear Sir,-Permlt me to express the
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arrival In the United States II was rapidly becom.
ing gray, but upon the application OF your "llalr
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consider your Restorative rs very wonderful In
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vnf THALBERG.
The Restorative Is put up In bottles OF three
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the medium holds ut least twenty per cent more
In proportion than tho small rctails for two dollars
per bottle the large holds quart, 40 per cent
more In proportion and retails for three dollars
por bottle.
~. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 40 broadway.
New York, and ia Market street, st. Louis Mo.
And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
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FOR SALE, LOT and BUILDINGS.

March, Is. 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30
NEWS FROM HAVANA.
Arrival Of the Quaksr City--Businss,
N Havana SsrisusIy Affected by the
Secession Mevsmsnt-Trads Report


Arrival Of the Qusksr C,ty-Businsss
N Havana SsrisusIy Affected by the
Secession MovsmsnI-Trads Report
Excnsngss, 30.
tho steamship Quaker City, hufsidt commander,
arrived last evening from HAVANA after avery ooissr,us
passage, having left there Sunday last 2,h inst a,
t"elve noon, In gale from the northeast VII Oh
continued, with very heavy sea, during forty eight
hours
November H. two P. NJ on The outward voyage OF he
Quaker CITY, In severe gale, Thomas Mara, 0. New
York seaman. was washed overheard and lost.
Monday. November 10, eleven A. NJ, sbreast or Cape
Fiorica, psssed steamer Do Soto, hence % Havans.
Tho health OF Havana good and the weather fair
during the stay OF the Quaker City. Business In Havana
81 all kinds had been generally prosrsied by the ne We
OF the financial arrangement the United States tighten
ing The money market and causing . stringercy In all
transactions.
rhe sugar market had also been disturbed b. fore.
gong news quotations being folows:-wntes, low 10
middlng II Il reas psr Arroba; whites fair to fus,
l7 ais reals per arroba No 10 and H. 81 Ask reals
No. II and N.eaeH reals; musosvsdoes, none in
ket Stock OF sugar hand In Havana and hAntanzas,
holasses But few ANAL lots Offering at GAY per keg,
clayed
rreishN s.ll continue Inactive. But few vessels
taSsn up.
Exchanges. London, l3S "a Lh premium Paris, Z
ak premium; Spain, SIX premium New York and
Northern ports, premium; kew Orleans, 3A5,S pre-
MUM.
We annex the
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CAPTURE OF 6UApALAJARA AG AIN CONFIRMED MA.
zATLAs sEsEoxp BY cAJvS-NEw LOAN pEvEEyD
BY MIHAMos-yEssELs IN PORT, ETC, ErC.
ttrom the New Orleans Picsyune, Nov. a.
The 'Uoited sftes mail siesmship renuessss, Capt
Forbes arrived this port this morning Cruz
the 2is Dst she brings intel gencc That, after ave
seeks siege, the city Of has At ensth fallen
and II earrisooed by liberal The csp,tnatlon
concluded bet seeD Gen Castillo the friend OF the
church party and Gen Zsrsgon Commander IN Chief Of
the liberal forcs, the conditions OF which, however,
were by tormer Who fed towards Topic, fol
lowed by Geotr.s Vol and Espcjo whose troops 81 once
the eIrspce Of ,hs liberal troops in Guadsas,a was
effected With the utmost order and pains aken at
20 attend 10 the wounded and SICK and to the
city. Shops and commission houses open again; tho
troops leo ase in the pazs and presented
with new uniforms by the inhabitants.
General Doblado expoo,el the 10Th Of November
GuaDsjuato where great preparations were on foot for
sewn tnousand more cavalry we're expected In More
ls n march With the liberal forces upon Mexico. RaN
and "Brcwusvile' oa,vsja s.e their leaders.
Every effort 10 made 10 defend the city, tae only spot
now In The possession Of tho church party
The spanish Mipirter, 10 said, 10 leave for Pue-
bls nsdfg tbe resisn about the capital too vocanis
sr Masees Al preseni 90 our mug at Jalsoa, where
the American kiptster vent IN escape the stinks
and pe,',en.,, atmosphere o. Yer. o, ,s o..
C.ien was beslesrs the city. HIS ioroes amount TO
The Governo OF MAINTAIN has 600 men, and attends
monthly oon,ribu,iou Of 500 eco has been decresd
by n,raron 70 be collected for three months
Inhabitants or the city o. uexico 10 order derAy the
expenses for the defence OF the city.
Are also brinss ss2, ls4 In specie.
Tho rebpeesee Vera Cruz the following ships Of
sa.-untsd ststes eteamer Powhatan flagship; United
ssstes steamer 'awnee. United states frgAts SABINE
United States soop Of var 81 Louis United .snrf
chip Supply French brig OF hercuro, spanish nkaso
Prop Span Nh steamcr Pizsrro, which arrived on sne
10Th ult with the French Minister from Havana
Tho British steamer valorous hss also arrived oui
On merchant shipps.g ksvs rno folio wing reror H.
sailed from Vera Cruz Nov Z, French ship Marie, for
Iasura STU British brig zephyr for OoAizscoscos lAth
Bsi.sh brig GsorEe Dean, for do British BRIG psrau
"a for do 12h Havre brig Pueblo, Lasuns 2oth Unit
ed s,Ates steamer Pocahousas, for rampico.
In port, American bark Fash. for New York on 22d
Fnzlsh brig Venus, Belgium brig Transit.
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vember ~, by the Rev z B. Boggs, WIN. AKIN, Of
New York, 70 SARAH, daughter Of Geo W. Miller Eq, Of
the for mer place.
CRorsx--buRSn-A Francisco, Cal, on Friday,
October rs Mr.. JOIN Grouse 10 IoprA, eldest daagh
ter OF the Iste VIM Burpet, Of tins Guy.
CoBP-PAihsR Wednesday, November %. al Trin-
~ chapel BY the Rev Frederick Osby, Joas Cogr 70
MAKr PAINIR
GALDsss-CcGKR On Thursday, November 80, by the
Rev Henry Weston, NATHAsinL B. GAkpsn 70 hACcls
daughter Of Daniel Coser, Esq all Of this city
6RSn-BuuHR On TUESDAY, November ~, by the
Rev Dr Armitage, ArBxRT W GRlxy 10 May T., laugh
ter OF T X. Butler, all Of this city.
KRR- Tnus-At Cornwall N. Y, on Tuesday, Novem
Der according 10 the Order Of the Society OF fnepds
Mr. SxIsos kirk, Of New York CITY, TO Mas EiizABAiH
W, daughter Of Vim. 7. TITUS, Of The former place
AcKHSEY-CAEPDrrR.-ln Brooklyn, on "Wednesday
October "a, by Rev T. o. Ba,es IN wrT q. HckNSEY q
EIizABnrn n CAEPRsrxR, all OF Brooklyn.
q bEKs-sroSxAtL in brooklyn, on "Wednesday, NO
vcmbey IS, by the Rev. l. Holrne, DOUGLASS 0RRK'
9I9ulsr, youngest daughter Of James o. stcncai, Esq
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A WEDDING sruiLsp- CURIOUS CAsx or gslED LAR.
CYyY.

A WEDDING srufLsD- CURIOUS CAsx or GHlED LAX
CESY.
Tor several months psst The patrons OF the orlenss
o. mnasum At No As Baysd street. " Tered a, the hand.
Of expert thief Who entered their dressing While
they we're exercising IN the ring and carried OF all tho
purses and watches be could lay bis hands One night
N tho month Of August the thief made successful hit
sesng three COLO watches and about 5000 In cash On
another occasion the proprietor Of the gymnasium
vctlrnzed out Of silver watch and suit Of clothing
ued ii $50 rather dashine looking 'c,w, aesn' twer.
~ yssrs Of age named Thomas Corbe suspected
b. lns implicated the roberts, and strict watch was
kept upon biz sscs BY ofcsr GoIdeo Of the six'h
precinct On Tuesisy evening gentleman, named John
J. shaw, let his watch, aud Corbsi oeing iouod
10 the place the offcer ihcrghi proper 20 ar
rest the suspected party aud see what would
come Of ~. Upon bcisg taken 70 the sta
ticn housc tho pri,orer u fret cenicd ali know
Ledge or the theft tlt subsequently, In the prsenoe Of
Captain 10 ~iiia and ofnoer Golden, be made full
fs,,n Of his sabt lie stated that be had s,oler about
81 SO worth "a property In ALL and ths, he Opposed q
all ,hs vucbsr Al the vsrious ps~Dbroscs 10 the neigh
bcrtoed tue q ,he watches, no sevrrs valuable Que,
worth probably slso-tc made . present OF 10 his
sweetheart, ~ho nvso N Bsookyo The cfncer, on 70
younr sdy IN aues,,on, ana arer sscrmrs her Of the
true ehs,scser ~ her lover poey qusssd Der 70 Do
, y s ss & s.,. s 20 - ,ss
the uory. Golden coon nv,Dosd her tsas lhrre
mistake, when abs became sssech'ess 9Th aeony and
fell ianslng W ths Goor Inc father 81 tss
youns LADY, VINO wss present during NE In
tArvuw, promptly handed over The stoien pro
l<sty. aud sSsessxd regret that mssy presents IN
TIE shape 81 moasy. made BY Corbets we're mot clio
available. The prisoner. IL appsArp sa eoesgtd 70 be
Hsrsd " Tire isry Gueston, spd had u % been for
hw TIM arrs.s be would uso.ubsedy bsvs led her 70
he uisr oorhest Us youvs mao Of rood family, ous
ewing bis wardrss of character has locg been
htyobd the csntroi a. hip pusnu We seems quite
peutsbq sov that the vhrls thing hes come ont, and
rrtrises le.o lie ~ rvcsisude virtue In the
tuture. hy nsnns ~ tho ~. tickets which we're
Gspf IN IRE poe. tion ~ the moss n N. sto~a
sseb,e ana sosed W shsy legitimate
% uers Cmb.u wee ctmmu,er fcs spsnipstoo peter
cay b. Jtssirv Brennan, ~ the Fsses Ms'kes Pviice
Court
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once ~ Iinas The e1oss vf whoh neniiou 10 msde
sueVe must ndeed, be an interesting dooum 'u,;
just On me part Of General Cest. 70 pobDsn il at once
Tor nc ocn nt Of the world large and the Psasms %
sns.s .o".hhis! paeuisr But bo. mUoh logger ~in
snss sq.So"ce ana petty wrAngi,ngs Iastf Cine
enougn nAs already beon asnec sssariy wa.toi
diplomat tax end cirrmlocuiion oroe fumes while
tnose most Interested the pencne questions are watt
brated chsnoeTy suits
The sAne kpowng correspondent or the same seven
by n'ne sbest Informs the public At l.rse that mot
enough praise be upon the devoted
q We captain q ihe IAN assr for xsDg uahag the are
on beard NO thston bark Lucy l. Hale Bat" render
unto Caesar the things that rasrsn The credit h
due 70 The commsnder Fms, Leuten Murray aud orew
OF the wyoming and the French n,gaies Bayounaise
serieufe who ,ed, sorked aud slooeeed In STAY
ne ,be flames while our four boats though aret Oh the
SPOT were ~hned rom rendering nAi=riSl assistance
b. order vm abe office, wko held t1o highest auhorlty
there. should never have owned 70 shAm,nr CON
es< on had not the letter Of the cuso oorre~p
been so trtacheronsly partial should / have com
mented upon the ieer l: not for the evident dis.
satisfaction With which u was rcceived throughout the
squadron and by some of the American residents ~ Pa
DAna who, ing toe mpsrtsity Of your correspon
nent on board thus chip IN ali aud every matter, ccsTe
Our Consul AZ this place, Amos B. Uorwine Esq u
highly indignant at his elow citiEons addressing eiters
10 his care, for fiends they may have this coast
quries at the Consulate for may addressed
70 them they are told by tho obgirg individual meo non
To than overhAul,pg letters for Tom nick and
Harry" and he wnhes their friends would ind
some Other channel OF commun Ication. This
distinguished official 10 allowed 81 500 per year q
mail agent 10 attend TO the distribution Of letters for ali
ports up down the coast salary Of
IS 500 United States Consul hs duties - Consul
so very arc uous why not appoint cysn TO this
agency Plenty o. honest ooud be would
be happy 70 the government for thai oonsde
ration ARC uho would properly attend TO the dssribu
tion OF oil letters, without mssendrg other mail
rendezvous OF all the naval OF the United States
10 the Pcnc 10 shortly expected TO take place In this
harbcr Tue Lancaster, ST. Aarys and NAxragAnset are
already here the Levart, from Honolulu; the saranac
from san Francisco ard the Cyane from Acapulco,
due ana hourly expected, while the Wyoming VIII
Minister, Nr. Clay The crew ~ the II. Msrys Is in
BAD condition regards health. Their late exposure
siosly climate stbmus has subjected that
ship 10 the Inevitable fever, and nom seventy 70 eighty
officers laid low with this enRoist.ng dis
care although con vsescent, the whole ships
Company rIbelees terribly prostrated and u 70
be hoped that reef will be sent 70 her,
ooubt the fas officer has much for this aeet and
beautiful ship
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-30
The Z ssass Batidfsgs Act.
TO rpp EDrruR OF THE HaRaLD.

thursday, nov. ~, 1880
IN -FOUR paper Of lhs date TO- state Ia a article headed
"Unsafe iudi0ws" ,hss the builfirgs Nos 30 and y
whitehall street (~hIch partly fell 90 "Wednesday N IN
irg lsssI ~s erected sscs the passage o. the tnss'e
Bocines act n iast April Ia stn you arc misniormed
10. bu ldH as vefe com nee ed "a aud
urdcr the provisions of the tss ~ 1859 me sw ~ lest
April nil rot taxs tftct uutll jane. $3.50
WALTER " tnfys, INSPECTOR gnth esirict