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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IL 1850.

leysaies ~ 400 bushels Canada West At 100 SOC In
Guiding 300 bus ces choios DO private terms Wits
Key lover sales 80 bbs ~ 2lc sales 10 600 los
extra and 900 ibs super pulled on private terms
ALBANY, Nov. ls-iP.M
Flour dull. wheat-No sAlea OF moment Corn dull
sss sy sa .. 1s '
West 81 100. . SOC. swaskey 2lc.
BrrrApo, Nov ls-IP.M
thn morning were is 900 bushels Milwaukee cab pri.
vate terms Corn dull aud heavy sales 600 bushels,
private terms No sales Of othe, grains osual freiahs
bushels wheat. Canal exports-266,ooo bushels wheat,
" COO do. corn.
Flour steady. Wheat lower and In moderate demand:
Ales 20 GOO bushels No Milwaukee club at 81 OIL Is 900
sashsls NO Chicago sp,ins :. $50, 5000 bushes req
on private terms. No sales OF other grains whiskey
nominal al zoe Canal freshts STEADY a ESQ on wheat
Our 1877 600 bushels wheat 10 GOO bushels corn Canal
exporta-2s2 900 bushels wheat o. eco bushels corn
HOO bushels oats, 5000 bushels barley.
Flour dull whes, opened castor for common grades,
with only small business doing for milling and shipping
East; saes 900 bushels Milwaukee club not strictly
5000 bushels white Canadian a 81 So tbs market oo
sing quiet and nomina.ly lower. Corn lo.er: saes
sospa as,aa boz, saS and s:s,
quiet. Rye dull and lower sales 5000 bushels Canadian
.. go Oats and peas quiet Canal ffegh.s unchanged
ct 40c &c. on 6our, l8c. wheat ana Ito TO
New York Lake imports-370 bbs -four, lb3, 900 bush
els wheat, TO 800 busbe1 corr, l2C00 bushels barley,
400 bushels rye, SEQ bushels peas Canal exports
3162 bbls -four, rs 200 bushels wheat 3 500 bu hels
corn, 500 buAbeA barley.
CHICAGO, Nov. I3-6PM.
Flour dull. Wheat dull and 10 Ilzo higher: sales
800 bushels at 81, s3c for North western club;
sohc. slc for No l, and 7sxc. . 7oc. for No. 2,
U store Corn nrm: GALE. Is COO bushels at $50, In
store Osts steady. Receipts-s 200 bbs -four, $1,000
bushels wheat, 5000 bushels corn shomsnt-i 400
bbls aocr 40 coo bushels wheat, 1900 bus1es corn
Freighs unchanged Exchange New York very scarce
and bank rates advanced 70 "a per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, Nov Is. 1850.
Flour unchanged. whiskey dull at I6kc Hogs very
du and nominal at So so IS 90 sales 900 head since
the Lat mat sales Of this S5 co., against "a 900
st year. Provisions pominal and nothing done Money
10 Increased demand at 10 per cent lowest rate
Sight exchange New York dull ct 2. per cent pre
MUM. -
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THE PAEILY HERALD.

The Erect or Lincoin's Election I'm tins
south-Tns secssssoa Movement I'm vtr-
glnAa, North and south Carolina. Gcor-
STA, Alabama, Florida and ToxAS-In-
tsrssting intelligence from sprinS nsid-
The Latest Nsws-Ths BHrch Divorce
Case ~ 80. Louis--Mnrket Reports, sc.
fne FAMILY HERALD d to-day "wednesday will,
among other matter, oonian;-Dsspatches from the
South giving Accounts OF Excitemelt consequent
upon the Election OF Abraham Lincoln and the Secession
Movements In Virginia, South Carolina Georgs Ala.
bsnna, Louisiana, Florida and Texas-Important Pro.
oeedpss or the Legislature or South Carolina and Geor-
sia-Tne Resignation OF United States Senators and
Judgcs-Cos!ng OF Federal Court 40 &c interesting
Intelligence IRON tho Homo Of the President f1scod
abe" Receiving the tleotcn RetuIns-rhe IAtes. News
IRON krrnpe wila Letters from Tendon. fsrs Ber
I'm S. Petersburg and Coenhagea
resting Private Letters from GarLald aud Geu Ave-
zana-A Report Of tho Examination 10 tho Rynjers'
Assault CaseTestmony 70 DO used tho Burch Divorce
Case at 81 Loas-Intcresng Intelligence from Mexico
Cuba, California, &C., 60, &c AL the Local News Of
New York and Vicinity Of Importance; Reports OF the
Cattle, Provision and Money Markets. and Ill interesting
nows matters Of the preceding week.
rRn-S2 year; four cents . single copy. 8ubscrip-
lions received at tho Once, northwest OF Fulton
and Nassau Streets New York Single copies sale 81
the counter and BY all sgents Advertisements In
sorted u the usual HUALp rates.
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arrled.

BAII-WooDRrT On Monday, November IL, at Eliza
beth N J.. by the Rev. DIR Magic. Mr. JoHS BALI Aisa
IorRA J. woopRur, second daughter Of Enoe Woodruff
Esq., all OF that city.
CRAssTos-rHAyKR AT Hcos,ck Falls, NJ Y, on Mon.
day. November IL by aev. A. Do witt, Mr. W. H. GRAMS
TON 70 Mrs MARCIA A. TEAyER, all OF Hoosck Falls.
CrARK-HORTos In Brook lyn, on Tuesday, November
Is a. the deuce OF the BRIDES father by the Rev e.
W Folwell, hr Nm a CrAsS, Of Jersey City, TO Miss
RAcBHL A. HoEros
MoKEeg-HA6As On Noaisy, November II, by Ia,
Rev. Titus JOPLIN, Mr.. xok ron 10 Mice n A. u t, only
daughter Of Michael Ha2sn, all Of this city.
1oxPKiss- RAptKy -On Wednesday October TO- BY the
Rev Mr.. Putn.y, nr AsDRRw T. roarKISs 70 Miss EsmA
L., daughter OF james Radley, Esa, all Of Brooklyn
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FIGHT BETWEEN THE INDIANS And uSIrED STATES
TRooPs-CAPr. MLANE KILLED.
EDsP9sDsNck, Nov. ID, 1860
Tho Rev Mexican mail, with dates 70 the 2sh ul,.,
rived here TODAY. Capt George A,Iane otthe mounted
rnes, vas killed by the Navajo Indians tho 18Th Of
October He out q scout with bis company, and
when within about twenty FIVE miies OF Fort Defiance
party OF Indians ovetaien. In the charge upon
them Capt kclane killed four Indians with bis pisp.s
When the chsrg was made and the word to rally given
The captain became separated from his men aud
Was seen 70 fall from hs horse His foot be-
came eptargied In his stirrup and his horse
being frightened. Off dragging considerable dis.
tanN before no war stopped When his up,
they found that be dead de bad three sbots In
which must have produced Instant death So persisted
Of our bravest and nobes officers By the hands OF
the red skins
Captain AcIane . az Senator McLsne. OF Dea-
ware he leaves widow aud three children, who at
Albuqrerque The Indians, after the death OF Captain
NcIsne made their escape.
Business In Santa Fe 10 very dull There Is consdera
BILE snow and cold weather beyond the crossing OF the
Arkansas river From thence the weather has been
picssaot.
There "a no news from the plains Of any interest.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH STAR.
News from Central and South America
and New Granada.
Arrival Of 926,093 In Treasure,
&ss, ks., zee

The steamship North Star, Captain Jones' from Aspin
wall 9th inst arrived this port last evening She
brrgs the mails and passengers that len San Francisco
the goth ult. on board the Cortez
BY oversight have received no schedule OF the
specie brought by the North star The total am punt
1928 COS
The North Star brings news nom California, hor
advices having been anticipated by the express
The detachment OF United States troops, go In mum.
Der, under Captain H. D. wallsn, which Ien New York
on the 22d ult arrived safely at Aspinwan In good
health, having conducted themselves an orderly man.
ner owing TO the excellent discipline observed by thoss
in ommand.
The Panama Star and Herald or October 80 g,ves
pondencs between Flag Officer Nor .gomery or mo Uotcd
States squadron, and Captain hcr Of the British mar
of.wG Gle II appears that British ssntres have been
placed In front Of tho British and French Consuatc with
orders 70 challenge every paser, and demand
70 the challenge.
On Saturday the Goth, Dr. John P. Kluge an American
ctisen, AID empoye Of the Panama Railroad COMPANY
complained 70 the American Consul OF tho manner In
which no and others hsd been moested by an English
sentry and the case Was taken under investigation and
laid before Flag ocer Aonigomsry The same night, AZ
Lieutenant Fzhugh OF the United soop st. Mrys
and son Of Captain Engle OF the United Navy,
commanding the Chiriquo expedition, passing the
Ensah Consulate, they were hailed by the sentinel 10
which they made no reply, and upon attempting 10 pass
stopped, the sentry presenting hs bayonet the
sergeant OF the guard sent and when requested
20 for the lieutenant did after ordering tho sentry
shoot ttem down Il they attempted 70 escape On the
arrival OF the lieutenant they released.
On Monday, Flag o0aoer ontgomsry addressed . CON.
uUnicatlon 70 Captain klIer Of the Clio, with state
ment Of the circumstances that ranspired Saturday
night az also The complaints made through tho Ameri
Consul and demanded the immediate discontinsance
Of tho pssctce regarding - aggressive towards the
United States, and ess II I'm media ely dseon-
tnued he would II adopt for the
lshment Of the neutrality Of the city and 18TH OF Pa
mama
The Gag ofcor also opened oorreepondenos With the
ntendente Of Panama, with tho view OF nxing the
spousibiIity where Il belopga
On the 23d flag on Montgomery addressed o
mancation 10 Captain Ter In reference 10 the q
Or Kluze night Of the 2ls by the guard FROG,
OF the srencn Consulate when he detA cd priscaer
I'll mofnirg
Subsequently Montgomery addressed Captain Miller
another letter. Suggesting the duties OF guards furnished
for projection OF Coasuates IN foreign ports from Of
pnd gave that oecr und srstand that ihsr opera
lions BE- coonned 70 The precincts Of tho Cnsuss
and fool beyond had be known " the
imprhonment Of Or. Hinge, hs would have emp Dyed the
necessary means 70 procure bis instant release.
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PHILADELPHIA srocK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA srocK BOARD.
PHuAprPHrA, Nov. 70, 1890.
stocks heavier. Penpsyvsnia state 5s 81 Resdins
Raiirvaf lek Morris Canal IS Long islaui Rairoa
Tx. Pcansyivana Railroad IS. Sight exchange on New
York at Per.
NEW osryAvs Nov. ia, 1880.
Cotton nles - day eco bales; prices essier hut
onangcd ~ lic Ike for midcng; psIes OF three day
GO0 b0es; receipts of three days 20 900 bales sgsns
NV eeles The sadie time last year: STOCK 10 por
1N COZ bsee rock ~ all siuthern ports Ahead ~ Ia
year -, 30 hhee- nosrscs Secllnpr. At 2Tc. a 32c
Lard, In barrels, $50 Coffee nrm 81 1870 sl2Ho FIX
change % London f0s zoe and with bills OF Iaiins 10
los sight exchange on New York x >. pcr ornt dis
ccunt. Frssnn-coston 70 Liverpool "a
- BAfrxosr, Nov. 10, 1880
rouy-warket unsettled Howard uresIxsd Ohio nomI
pAl 81 ~ 10 Wheat very nrm, II II % 81 " Tor rcd
and s1 q q 81 es for white Cbrn Arm: veilov zoe q
7Sc vhiis no T6c Provisions quiet steady ana nm
changed. oodes quiet whiskey duh, 81 2oxcs
rcw dull and declined axe, NJ % 3rk ass 50 for .,
perhse wheat dull; vhits, 81 20 81 30; rod 81 ~
u - ORR dull. yellow, eoc eekc. whiskey dull At
NJ x1kc.
ALBksY, Nov ~. 1880
Flour very dull whoat-vo .sies Of moment. red
winter Western al 81 90, white do, lois At al a.
~ 50; oa-rccs Of white Canadian cerc5 aGSat At
VI 20, without hndne buyers Rya, lots ~ Toe AMI
heavy. Corn arid early IN the dsy o. 20, Oh Western
rived this afternoon 400 bushcs a. sai, sloai a.
60 oss-sskc- for state sales p 900 bOsDes Bar
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saAxsPHEzsS RrcTArloas Tho accomplished scholar
And eccutonis. ar. Tesistro. promises she public or
Sew YORK city entertainment eveniog Ia the
recitation from memory o. the play Of Hamlet" DO.
fore the Mercantile Library Association a. Clinton Hail.
As,or place The sbites OF this gentleman are well
sno~ 10 he public, and those VINO would hear a tr
ump6snt eort Of eocuton and pleasing and truthful
rendering 81 snssspero would DO vel 10 be present.
re great feature or W. Tasisros recitation 10 BIO
found in the power possesses OF reoitng tho plays Of
Shskspero without tho text snY other AID to bis
memory IN accomplishment which OF tsef should re.
coamead him favorssly 10 an educated public
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Police IntsIifasnce.

TN RrspaHs CAsr-CosrIsrsr nIssnssEo tho sxgfni-
nation IN the case OF William Barney Jr., w. isaah
Rynders brought 10 sudden termination Ycstertay
by ex.Jucge Edmoots corrse fer the plainssi,
irg for dismissal q the complaint The counse said
that rumuch the evidence OF rhomAz O 3afus Zone
Of the wiinesses Tor the dc'cbce) sEossntaet the ts
ony n The vi,nesr fcr prosecution respect he
Ufanlt they sssaed N withdraw the charge aad
public jccse Of the upon the facs suh
nt,sd. II io taia the counsel i5r tie dsouca
sisted, az Why the complaint shoAd bc fsT AMI
amply DIN ssed, lna, eside from Mr. Burns Testimony,
con- aud compsinntr witness N relation 20 M
nature ~ the assault, which would Sarra1s tne
lustc welsh had dssirs 10 the matter presge',
and In accordance with the request q the oompsnant
upon made one Of bis onsrsc,er,e speccbes aec'rar
that he rather cory thsn otherwise a. the course
things bad taken He w@ anxious thss the os-a ah'i
proceed ~ he bad oil his wineyres 10 court srf snnd
ike 70 have had Oh sm examined n " was only for toe
personal satisfaction Of the massis.e. Justice Wel.1
end the crowd thevsupou eft court roo me
matter over 10 the adjoining vcsssoe
Errrxavr FamrzziKxrsr Rr BooExExpxz n as On.
ders,ood yesterday that Charles susser hockkeepv
IN the employment Of william sluytcr 4 Co. No.
~ Cortlandt street., had sbsoouded ~ith iargs
amount OF funds belonging 70 bis employers. Coon ~
curry, our reporter ascertAned that srasser i n.
faucr 70 The amount Of from three 10 four thousand dot
obtained posscsson Of check signed By Mr Auyter AL
flllrg up for $500, drew the money from the bnn6
Upon examining the cash book was found that be car
ried on his poculaocs by ans Of fslse entres whi1h
dated back ~ far July s,, Tho dcfsai,er 30 oeen
Mr.. suyters employment since February last, and W
10 tho time Of his flghi he bad always co
ioycd the respect and oonsdencs OF the frr.
10 thought that the Fugitive has gone 70 Europe aud
Information Of the defcsiuu has been Forwarded 70 the
detectives In Liverpool, London and Parts sssssr gas
unmarried nan. He strongly addicted 70 game
suppers, game OF cards a1d The society o. gay sonep
and the natural result w@ denct IN his cash account
and ruined character.
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IKE . private dwelling, and Is hardly large enough 10
contain the counsel In the
Bosh sides conf lent. public opinion incning
rather towards Mrs Burohs lnnooence though pu olis
opinion u very hard to get at. All sorts OF rich
devaopsments are expected since the list OF
Witnesses subpensed embraces persous OF the
hishest respectabity and OF the 10 vest, not
only In Chcsx, but In 81 eoa's Cincinrst Albany and
New York The spirit with which the CASE viii be cou-
Quoted may be jutged from the act that at Cincinnati,
Ms Burnhs lawyers were notified that no professional
ooureeis need be looked for fro Mr. Burchs counsel
This morning the panel II jurors called, and ell
seemed respectable, intelligent shortly after the
opened the being tried postponed allow
molten the part of Mr. Baroh that the deposition u
Emma Cart OF 81 Louis who testified that Mr. Burch
Visited her several he suppressed being rre!e
want 70 he issue. said that Mr.. Burch wishes the
Trial postponed, aud this motion was made 10 induce de-
sssdan.'s council " shoE their hand.
Ms Surch divessng The case Of all techn!calities
says that Mr. ought have his bill OF divorce
because tho charges against ner arc not true It ~as
thought that such motion her counsel would amend
her answer, attack Mr. Burchs character and mako
chs testimony mssibs Then NJ. Barch might AK
au6 obtain pcstpopemsnt.
After brief argument Court granted the motion the
dsfeoce making but slight objection though they may
move 70 amend their answer at any time It 10 thought
that when all the counsel and present.
tho trial canno, DO postponed this will done
then orinioson and examination this c,se win equs
the Forrest
rhs rule being granted, the trial resumed
No tell accurately whom the Barch caso viii DO
called on.
Madame Venice, whose deposition has been taken in
Cincinnati by counsel for Mrs Burch was arrested In
that city yesterday for perjury.
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LxcTyps On Brazil AND rHs BRAzrrIASs The Rev.
Jsnes Fletcher, .fornlrly American chaplain at Rio
IsneiFo aad Secretary or the Uoted slates legation will
deliver lecture this eveang the above subject At tao
Hrtorca soccty's rooms correr OF se,ouf avenue and
seventh street The horr n commencement has been
Fixed At sat O'Clock, and Il expected that several Of
the nst 'mTor'nrt rertonages Of the iae will be pre-
10 hear ihis lecture witch x,ll reference
20 TIE numerical relations o. this country and that
anuiheru errtrc
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Fine Arts.

rms Ar9os
We were last evening favored with private y1sv Of
puhufss celebrated pictures. "rhe Temptation" and
"rhe Expulsion" which win be on exhibition Tor some
~ Goupls Gallery in Broadway or the ,vo paint
pss we prefer she latter for s one Artistic effects In
"The renptA'on beautiful s lie ooloring tnere Is TOO
much couvensionny OF treatment whilst in the nxure
o. Adam there Ia some positively bad drawing TAKEN
With these oemshes, they arc nevertheless remarkable
productions, and are well worthy ola visit
Hr u DeHaas has just finished large sea piece
"of Newport, Rhode island" tho NUT OF his vacation
rnmbles. In Transparency, richness or colornS. and
truthful aud vigorous ELECTS excss Auy OF the prey,ou,
efforts Of this rising young artist Nr DeHaas Il now
the only marine painter OF any mort, Of whom We can
bsast, and In his speciality hs s excellcd by but 70
foreign srtrta. &c IL . pupil OF Mayer, Of the
Hague and has got the bold but careful touch Of that
master. his present ~ork TO be at his studio
sse Broadway but viii shortly bc removed 70 Of the
large galleries for exhibition.
here . beautiful little picture Of william Harps on
exhibition at Goupls Il 70 sunset view OF the coast
and s painted n hts beat style Mr., Hart has but re-
Gently returned from tha White Mountains from which
DO bias brought back portfolio full Of autumn sketches
harch's Heart OF the Andes" returned last week
from England, where It has been exhibited with the
greeEa success Up to the present time the exhibition
receipts OF this picture have amour tod to nearly $40 0oo
II soes TO day 70 the West, where It wiz be exhibited in
all tie large cities We yesterday shown tho first
proof OF the engraving OF this Picture which Ia being
executed by Forrest, OF kdinburg Although but half
completed, II gives promise OF being faithful repro
ducson Of its mers a. II possible obtain frr steel
Schaus has received from Germany painting by Van
Lerius, the Munich professor, which rch
coanosseurs Tho SUBJECT Is "Cnderens preparing for
lie BALI; u . treated after style OF the Flemish
school, the costumee aat being finished
highest point o. elaboration 10 the furniture the ORA
peries AM the quaint architectural conceits introduced
the fame picturesque aud original fancy Ii OK.
niblteo. TIE figures admirably drawn and painted,
tho hesh teues beng ht5,ke In their warmth and
Fu-ity rls picture Sn be placed on exhibition IN tho
course ~ che week.
- Nays the animal painter, ha, lust completed
bufao group, taken during his recent trip pra
rles. II Is Of The most truthful aud spirited tails
cVer ef.E asudcs, and fall add repa.
istop.
hF g |. 8vnsc's Gne PICTURE " rne Bay and city OF
New Yc har been ted N the Prince waes by
any, gca.ierncu OF metropolis We noticed picture
on sEd Congratulate the artist on It's tes
,luatiop Ne under stand the Queen has ordered
room al Windsor Castle q DO specially fitted up for the
reception a the memoir. ar of tao Princes North Amcri.
car tnur xr brcwns picture vii occupy pllcs in this
apartment along with other landscapes and sketches COL
ieo,:d by tho royal party anle bore
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PANAMA, NOV. D, 1850.
Arafys IN tie Central Am1scan Rysss,ss-R Return Of ae
CAsrsqa E<p<diso~, "a.
he Panama Railroad Company's steansr Guasemaia,
j. n. Doro, commander, arrived 81 Panama the 4th
inst with two weeks later advioss from Central Amcri.
O.. Der dates sn jose dc Guatemala, Oct ~; La
Onion, san Salvador Oct 80 Realejo Nicaragua, Oct 81
PuIa Arenas, Costa Rica, Nov. q
shs brought the usual cargo OF Central American pro
duce the mails for the United StAtos and Europe end
full complement OF passengers, among whom LieaI
letters, Cnted States Navy aud party, who have just
completed the hysrcsrsPbc sarvcy Of the Gao Dacs.
Liuet Norton, United States Army copoerning whoss
70 Galo Dulce and had left there Join ths 8roosyn
BocA del Toro. He had met with some hardshps and
The news from the Central American states u unm.
portsnt
There 10 news Whatever from this state. Tho
try continues trarauti snd prosperous.
ssS SALVADOR.
he pspers Of san salvador Condemn In unmea,rref
toras the unary execution az Mora and General CaUss
b. tie Tovernment o. Cotta Rca TfBn %. 70 te
dosd al sncs 10 snown that the President q Salvador
wa implicated win Mora and caa1.
NICARAGUA.
W. lave nothing OF Interest from this country.
COSTA RIGA.
great many arrests have been made In Punta Arerp
and ssa Jose " persons suspected Of having sympahxet
with Novs his late unsuccessful attempt " overthrow
s.a 10 % sycyrup wi. hos. ssprosea % Ia ln5mios !,
the government, the most Of whom, understood, are
70 be- ban ishet. The elder Astirea sti prisoner ~
San jose. 10 tnr ueht that he VIII be oansncd HE
Ia prisoner at Punts Arenas, rather, on hoard
the American bark Reindeer, where he sought refuge
during the late disturbance
II Ia stated thai the contract with the Panama
Rsnroai Ccmpsnys steamers for carrying the mails win
rot be disturbed By the next Congress Of Costa Eca
10 also stated that the grant 70 Ambrose w. Thompson
sad ~sociatss viii most positively be revoked " the
stipulated sun Of 500 600 IL not promptly paid before
the expiration 81 the time dcs snated In the contract
me United States steamer Broeklyn Vas expected 70
SAL from Aspnwan for the United stases the eth
Th met With the entire party composing tho ChiriGui
expedition.
survey Of route from Boca del Toro 70 euo Dulcc
nor b n key that anything reliable VIII be known until
Oonuess meets when the reports Of the engineers E
be made public We heard inmated that the grade 10
overcome the route surveyed leo foot Me mile
bat Il u not stated for what distance.
News from new Granada and Ecuador.
ouR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE.
PASAxA, Nov. 8, 1890.
There N no news 70 report nom Psuama The hthmus
10 tranquil, and apprehension ID felt Of another on.
break.
Nothing further has been heard from ihe Interior Of
the Confederation. The monthly mail from Bogots n
not due here unti the TN or sth last, and ccnse.
queuny We ~tbou, further intelligence from the rsat
q war. The Ergeh v'eannr arae has arrived
Panama Win so@e t-o vssu later dses frOn Bsaasve
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Court Cslsnd.r-rn,s Day.

sUPRyas CovRT-rNoUfr Part l--Oyer rnd rerminer,
ard Nos 6l3 To7 500 lOi I0i 1911 1909, 1929 1927,
1885, 1898 1885, 1859 1871 I543, 154T 1912 1851 1853
Part Nos IGTs, 1850. 1854. 1855 1890 1862, 1884,
1885, 62o 1870 1872 l5.i 1870, 1915 1884, 1881 1855,
1880, 1s0i 1905 100
usIrED Stairs DisrRIcr CorRr-Sos 90, % TO 90, 81
n s5
Cossos PivAs--part Nos 1895. 1873, 23o2 10 and
inoluo NJ z3i2 2l4f 2203. Part 2-223e, 2lst 20T7,
2ss 2lfs 1880, 23is 2Sii 23ie 23is a3le 1890 232i
1870, 2nes
srrywna corxr Part Nos 1908, 1000, 1918 To2l,
1923, res, 1927 1881, 222k e0Ts, e3T, 326ts, e99.
Part 2-Aojourned 70 Monday next
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Three loads OF provisions arrived here yesterday
and the day before for the relief OF the settlers this
Territory, lnAds within the past week
sch load ranging from six 70 eight tons Teams
al present here waiting 70 be oaiea from Green wood,
Batiss, Breskinridge and OFT, counties. supplies are
given 70 those only who proper credentials from
The neighbornood from which they and are daily
authorized by the Reiisf Com ntee them The
Seers IN some porlions Of the Tofrory VII need helo
throu2 hout the winter.