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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
ssEiott BY oteer Of the B0aGa GhAs BALLANcE Clerk

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE Il E
oCEIYED at the office Of the Board ofCty Improve
ments, until nine O'Clock A. M, of FRIDAY, Sep
tember 2 ls60 for regarding, resetting curbs, and
furnishing new ones where necessary, and paving
with good, sound bowlderstone, to be less than
four inches in depth, bed Of clean gravel eight
inches Deep Barr street. from mound-street to Cut
ter-street all the old pavement to be taken up and
reserved TOR the CITY, including three of dressed
gutter stones, and double tweyeb by six faggngs, Of
the crossings.
Each bio to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, other will be
seIl-tt CHAS. BALLANUE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the Board of City IM-
provements until O'Clock A. NJ Of TU BSDAY,
September %, 1850 for grading, resettng cqrbs aHd
furnishing new ones where necessary, aud paving
with good, sound bowlder- -stone-none to be less
than four inches in depth, on bed of clean gravel
eight inches deep, Commerce street, east from
Vine-street, to connect with the present powdered
pavement, including three rows Of dressed gutter:
Ftenes, and double twelve by six inch iaggngs Of
Dayton Xenia or Indiana fat-rock stone at all the
crossings
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as no other will be
received.
BY order Of the Board.
sel6-tt CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE-
= CEIVED at the Office of the Board Of City I'M
provements, until nine O'Clock A. NJ, of FRIDAY,
September 81 1860, for regarding and paving with
good ard-burned paving brick, on a bed Of clean
wstreet, from Pearl street to Second-stTeet
ders to use the printed forms as no other viii be re-
ceived.
seIl-tt CHAS. BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
PBoB9sAs b s j ~ Wild SI5Id Il Pr dy tS

SEALED PROPOSALS, WILL DE RE-
y CEiVED at the office of the Board Of CITY Inn
pruvements until o'clock A. M. of TUESDAY,
September %, $780, for regarding reseting cgr6s and
furnishing new ones whore necessary, and paving
With good, sound bowlder stone-none to be less
than four inches in depth, on bed OF clean gravel
eight inches deep-Water from ViRe-street to
Race-street- all the old pavement to be taken up
and reserved for the city, including three rows Of
dressed gutter. stones, and double twelve -by-six
inch faggings of Dayton, XeniaO Indiana hat-rock
stone at all the crossings
Each bid TO be accom- panied by two sureties, Bid
ders to the printed foims, as no other will be
received. .-....
By order Of the Beard.
sol6-tt CHARLES BALANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office of the Board of City I'm.
September 2l, 1860 for regarding repairing and pa
wing with good hard-buTned paving brick on bed of
clean sand four inches deep the sidewalks on Rich
moDd-street, from Plum-street to Central avenue.
Each bid to be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
ceived.
By order of the Board,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
By order OF the Board. -

SdII1lnp 4 b0PSsahSS b0e dss ~ tSs 5aTd Pk ty HE: fE
provements, until nine o'clock A. M, of FRIDAY,
September q, $500 for grading and paving with good,
haFd-burned haying-brick, on a bed Of clean sand
four inches deep, the sidewalks on Carrstreet, from
Sixth 10 Eighth.
ders TO the printed forms, as no other will be re-
oeived.
BY order Of the Board.
sCtl-tt CHAS. BALIANCE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
CANDLES AND sohP--Ths market has not
hanged, and the demand continues fair for ali arti-

.,.....6A@e
X 4Yo.
W o4
hinDt,.''....s'... ''s.s
.C0FFkE-There has been very good demand all
receipts being taken, generally, on arrival. Inc s
stock is still very light The sales comprise l'cVO
bags at l41(0sl55Sc. for common TO prime.
EGGS-Ihe supply continues light and the De-
mand good ct II and l3c for selected and
FEATHERS-Thed demand is good at 4c9i5e. on
arrival
FRUITS AND NUTs-Lemous are in better sup
ply, and have declined to S7QDT g. Layer Raisns
are scarce and have advanced to 50 250n3 So Cranf
berries are in fair supply and dull, at S6@7. No
change in any other article. .l.
FISH-The market presents nothing new; the
demn nd for all Kinds is moderate. We uuOta.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19
Review of the Cincinnati Market.
FeR THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, SEPTEMBER 10. 1860.

HUIIkh-Ihe supply OF prime resh contlnues
light and not equal TO the demand, and prices have
further advanced prime TO choice Central Ohio and
Western Reserve bringing l5Gnl6c. Common be-
light.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

ScEIVHD at the once oft6e Board Of City Improve.
ments, until nine o'cloek, A. M. Of FRIDAY, Sep;
furnishing new ones where necessary, and paving
with good sound none to be less than
inches deep, Walnut-street, from the north gutter
of Waterstreet to the north gutter of Riyerstreet
double twelve by six naggngs, Of Dayton, Xenia
Indiana fiat rock stone at all the crossings.
Each bid to be accompanied by two suTeties. Bid
ders to use the printed forms, as other will be
received. By order Of the Board. -
RAIIANCE. Clerk
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

- CfiiVED * Tie once nice, Of the Board Of CITY In
Lroyemsnts until O'clock A. NJ. Of TUESDAY,
son-alloy, from Hinth;street 70 Audrews-afley,
follows Set curbs, and furnish ones where ne
oessary, and place row Of Dayton, Xenia or fndi.
hat-rOek stone tagging, sixteen y-six inches
each side, forming the cutters with the curb-the
center between the tagging to be paved with good,
sound bowl .stOne-nOns to be less than four
inches deepHthe cHTbs 10 be six feet apart AZ fhe
bottom and six and half feet at top Of roadway.
Each bid TO be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
received.
By order of the Board
ssI6-tt CHARLES BALLANOE, Clerk.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

Since January l7O l7s,756,SS6 l72lOOll
Mondays New York Tribune says under date of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-19

SEALEn PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
groYements until O'clock A. M, Of FRIDAY,
september sept 2, 1900 for regarding and paving with
sand four inches deep, the unpaved sidewalks on
Lanrel-stTeet from Linn-street TO reeman-street.
Bidders to use the printed forms, other will be
received. '.
By order of the Board
Eell-tt CHAS. BALANCE Ozark.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

the Let Of rebruary make the c~op IoEg enough.
panic 10 not 10 Dc sppfehendeda a. ths TINE.
At Chicago on the same day the supply Of ex-
change was large, and the street rates ruled easy
atlas per cent premium. The bank nominal
selling rate was per cent, bu. round lots were
sold by some at Per cent.
Mr.. Henry :. sandford, who visited Bogota some
months ago with The view Of obtaining some modi
fcaton Of the contract between the Panama Rail.
road Company and The government Of New Grana-
da, will return here by the next steamer, without
having concluded any arrangement with tAe 60.
yenmeAt
Annexed Is the statement OF the New Orleans
banks for the week ending October a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

FRncHrs me nrmness OF shipo~ tended check
mansseons 10 Lvespoo soCu. 80 o1o ou.ass
ae 900 bbls nour 1t 81 "a 3s ~ 900 boxes cheese
At s5s 30 hhds taiow Al GAS o.. 100 tIerces beef at
don 1900 bbs -four at o. ia o, Oh and 10 coo
bushels whcatat I'D IN bulk 10 Hamburg, ~ steamer
at eos 200 bags Ne 100 bags n nsn,o
At &C. 500 bales tobacoo At 81 IS, measurement goods al
Han vas nrm and IN good demand With sals Of shout
HD@ The man s ~ week sS closed dun, Win every
ers durirs The early part q last week exhibited aispo.
sition realize their stocks aud Bucnos Ayres aud
s so. e s s ana 81 Goo sasos. ss,s
disposed Of at 2ilfc a2lAc These large sslss had
vvifyins elect upon the market, and prices again al.
months have materially reduced the stosk Of hides
from the gigantic proportions bed assumed for ffscn
Of the Trade for some time " come In ADDITION 10 the
above note sacs Of 900 ornooo al 2sl.c, 900
California At 3hc, 5000 smpico a. axe, 1000 Porto
200 domestic slaughter al siEe 90
Ia1rHsR -Hemlock sole quiet, but prices nrmcr
wants, owing 70 the dull prospects Of The boot and %
trade Receipts are light, an the stock only fair We
quote Buenos Ayrcs, 70. 22xc California, 2oKc.
NivAI sropss The sales embraced abou, 800 bbls
No rosin 81 81 so a. 600 DO 70 good do 81 81 %
~ and 100 DO. No Ass 80 for $50 lbs.
Rec Sales Of 10 oaaks we're made n Axe age
sraAm The market was hrm, with sales Of about soo
900 hhds CobA musoovado, chiefly within the range q
&C. aI1to for fair W good grades Of both sorts
nAs The publ, sales held 70 day drews GOD ana
spirited company, and previous prices we're s' 80
tanned. We quote Tyson at SIS. tsc young nyson,
81 &c. o. 80; imperial, 40 sc. 5ec twMHy 90
3ec., and oolong. $50. q l2c -, -.
wHsTvY coeed with loss soImsliou. the SO Ieosed
up 600 bbls ri 2lc. a2sc. and some prime OAHea
2l.c. -. 49, -.
Woor-rhc market has been very quiet daring the
week AID We have no important ssles 70 report small
rs,ce,s IN sao.e ara prljei fnd bnyers quotations.
feYss and CsliSorn are srge supply, but seems
scn ~ ana b. yers 81 The prices current ct month
Foreign 1escrpticrs arc q1it an M sAe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20
BrookIyn CITY NeWs.

Board or sUPasvTsoRs "A special meeting cf tho
Board Of supervisors for Kings county held at the
jail yesterday afternoon, for the purpose o. reconsider
ing their action last stated meetings 10 refrsng 10
levy additional Of SIS 900 for purposes,
and $50 eco pay interest water bonds, the taxes
the present year The fund Is exhausted, and
the city viii fall short Of $50 900 r payment OF interest
water bonds falling due the LIST OF January next,
unless the money "a raised. Tue special meeting was
called In Consequence OF the Comm listeners having
Threatened 70 apply for uaBdamus 70 compel the ras
ing of the money superintendent Son In took the cha
In the absence Of the President.
Mr. TALBOT moved recons deraton OF tAe vote d last
meeting, refusing 10 raise the money.
Mr. ALEXANDER kcCus Counsel u the Corporation, who
present, made q statement at the request " the
Board showing the necessity for the appropriation and
the duty OF the Supervisors TO PROVIDE for Il.
The motion 70 reconsi Ter WAS put and cArrec when
the who,s subject laid on the table.
Mr.. CRoox, In reference 70 article which appeared
the Eusno Hdr relative 10 site for county Court
House, moved the following rcsoiuton;-
Resolved That II be referred 10 the Law COMMITTEES OF
this Board 70 inquire and ASCERTAIN whether "thcre
deep laid scheme 10 bleed Mr. Schenck the u the
property II the q the City Hall and especially 10
ascertain the for the charge - that eject and Ia
that language contained the Brooklyn BssS2 Star OF
After some dscusson the resolution vas carried By
vote OF IL 70 8.
Adjourned 70 three O'clock 90 Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

From the lngtcu Free Press, Oct. IL.
An earthquak real live earthquake, visited Us tns
morning about sx o'clock The vibrations we're distinct
forcbe enough 70 shake everything wake everybody
me time occupied by the shock variousy estinstei
By different persons a from Ten seconds 10 full minute
the time OF lie also variousy stated owing
doubtless, 10 the variation a clocks gentleman used
10 exact obssrvaon, noted TOE time - ave minutes be-
fore six He says
barely appreciabe, then one vibration, and second IN
ervL Of time and then four vibrations. They we're
violent - to distinctly shake every thing In the rooms
and 10 awake every member Of my family sleeping 10 the
upper % my house The vibrations we're attended
With nght rumbling and were very distinctly 10 an
cAsiery and westerly direction. There was no snd 81
The time. Barometer standing at 30ls inches.
Another observer reports a. follows
BUnIsoro~, Oct ~, 1880.
This morning. about three four minutes past
experienced q somewhat severe shock o. an earth
quake, which commenced with q low rumblng noise,
com parable 70 very distant thunder. This FOL
lowed By violent motion OF the rh shskpg The house
and giving TO my bed . motion though some person
beneath werc tossing H. During this time, when the
heavy tbamps we're boyd Duration Of the earthquake,
nesn seconds time, -four minutes past six O'Clock ~
overcast
some SAY there wss no noise attending the shook
others heard slight rumblinr many took particular
notice, thinking some one was moving heavy p'eoe OF
furniture ve have eonvcrsed With several Who we're
asleep Of the lime and their impression, they svosc,
vas hs soneshre was shaking tbc bod, which, ve SUE
pect, vas actually the case.
Mr. Lansing, o. the Kessevile sdnd1d, informs he
shock Vas felt IN Kcesevilc II the same time and 10
the same way ~ here. Oar dispatches say the shock
was felt at Montpelier, ssco Ne, and Montreal We
shall doubtless hear Of from other quarters
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

Gcrcral Watkins, Of England; Rev. Dr. AbeForomoy
and wife, Of Baltimore; s. j Anthony, Of rhsdolpha,
and A. Jackson, Of Boston, are stopping the Unoa
Place Hotel
Captain Gsrvin Of the steamship state OF Georgia; Rev
n. Hoge, % Richmond, Va B. " Bsrnwei, OF South
Carolina; H. A. Bridge and wife, Of New Orleans, aad
Henry Bradec and wife, Of Boston, are stopping ii the
Fiith Avenue Hotel
~ Damool, o. Newport; James Barton, Of Albany W.
X Lee, Of Boston James T. Hksbrouck, q Kingston, N.
y, and 9. Bowen, Of Chicago, wc stopping ., the
Everett Houe.
Dr. westcctt Of Pennsylvania C. C. Cole, Of Boston; j.
". Stocking and son Of Utcs r., and D. J. Tuly, of
North Carolina, are stopping Al the Lafrge House.
Gen g. T. Jcwest OF C1arksoa, N. ", and Dr. j. "
Thcmpeon George fukcr and p Franklin, al Of wash
niou ~ c., Professor Beresford, and and j. JNsvo,
all from Russis, and Rev edwin Hatch, q Toronto, G. "
arc stopping At the - Nicholas Hoei
c. /. Cobb, Of Michigan; George c. Goodwin, Of Boa.
ton, n Flint Of Cleveland; W. H. Cement OF GIN Jn-
natl, and hcssrs Riley, smith, Martin and symc, ell OF
The United States Army, are stopping ct the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Hon j. V. L Pruyn, Of Albany @ c CAsser, Of xassa-
Dr. Peck, q 81 Augustine, Florida; VT. Coleman and
family, Of Yonters Rev. bv Andrew, Of Boston, r. n.
Cuyer and Edsa'd Psdeford and win, all Of savannah
are stopping 81 The Brevoovt House.
Joseph BRIGHAM, Esq having Temporarily retired
hon the Office OF Deputy uierk Of the unitd States DIS
c Court for The S uthern district OF Mes York. for the
p1rposc OF recruiting hls health John l. Carroll ESQ
has been appointed n be place and stead for the time
being.
Hon. Chas Gsysre and lady, OF New Orleans Con-
Armstrong, 4. s ~, and LADY; Boo n. HGntex, Of
Va. Hon. ". q. Jones, q Ala Gen. ". W. W Wood, o.
hi@, are Ia washinstou.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

Since January SIS $40
Tue M trade vita distant points u the West and Other
places gives gns Of s approaching close The advanced
stage Of the Ia gradually clrcumribng the bush
ness 70 whs called the by trade, uhch greater
CT Ices extent lasts through The winter The subject which
meat snxousy aad seriously engages the attention OF ho
trade refers " the probable character OF the coming
spring trade with the South. The fact neither hO
suppressed nor jsgused ibat all who depend upon ths
naae tsns they form very argc portion Of our mer-
regarding ia future Some a the latter, largely
engaged Ia The clothing trade, and who usually
employ a large number OF hands and are generally
very busy al this season OF the year, hold
ipg back. Aud should sectionalism triumphant
things ahead look seriousther operations WILL Of course,
be materially curtAied The manufacture OF clothing for
the South In this city IL conducted immense scale.
poor peope-meu women and Children including ia.Go
number OF Germans Now, the dr effect Of serious n
eruption TO this bssnees would be 70 throw large
Der Of people cut Of employ ment and leave hem dessua
during the Approaching winter. Ia that event. who
they bold respons Surely not the S,uth or cannot
be denied that s people have right W buy not buy
their political crusade against that parI Of tho
Union, produoed the difficulty, win be vosarie6
responsible or ~ consequences. mo carly
very materially to cursa crop Of cotton me csti-
mates 90 - low - 500 900 baies while nous thss wo
are aw1e Of 90 above ooo, 900 bales In ethsr event.
bly, brings hghe, range Of Ices than thoe that wers
current the past cotton year MS fact without over pro-
ducion may contribute 70 sustain the prices OF staple
domestic cotton goods We have no changes 70 note in
the prices 81 most kinds o. goods 10 this line Brown
sfectlngs and shftpes, drills, snghans 30 about
~ lasf quoted. Dealnes continued In rood dcmAr and
prices we're sustained ooscness s,eaiy. Tsnnss
were In good demand. wooen and MIXED goods were
quiet ana prices without material change rhe move
rnent 10 foreign goods was moderate while sales u DE-
srAbe and staple articles were being made 70 FAR
wore d moderate extent The season for public sAle. a
Importance ~ pretty much over.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

ing "a comparative statement Of The IMPORTS
airy goods at New York for the week and snoo
jan L.
FIR TIE lOssk ,s,s ,oso MAJ
Throxn ~ ne pr sts2 1902 l,0tT0B
S'sSs Jan I. 'fS4ss sso,0v
Entered a. .he port 80 42e ose s1ss GA 90 o4obS
Thrown on market. b 2l2Ilo OF o5a Ts1 40 laI sYa
BY the above table viii be seen ,ha, the ,n,,,as "A
dry goods the past week iess than they were for Ina
same period last year. though Of those Tor ns
same time In 1858 The amount thrown upon the ma &c.
hat week was less than that for tho time in he .o
preceding years The aggregates IN both Instances snoe
the LIST Of January last only about eight millions below
those for the time in 1852 but exceed those ior
1858 or the goods entered for consumption last week
wooen fabrics amounted 10 e2s6 s43 ell6 73e
silk TO s2Ss 03, fax 10 Sl166o5, and misceaaeos srt
clos 70 SIS ,02o. Total, $50, 21S:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

The Press says that the shipments Of wheat dur.
ing the week were the largest Of which there Is
any record in the history Of the city.
The Chicago Press of Wednesday says
During tho past lake freirhts 10 Buffalo and oswe
70 have I'D vanccd ninc eleven cents per bashe
grain. Yesterday vessels engaged 70 take wheat
from Milwaukee 70 Baso at the OF twonty per
bushel and 70 Oswego al twenty 1ve and half cents
bushe These the highest OF freight paid siace
1855 On the 18th OF October Of that year twenty are
cents per bushci ws paid for wheat 70 BaG,o.
The Detroit Tribune OF the 18th says
The shipments OF -four and wheat for the last twenty
four hours aggregate nearly sixteen thousand barrels q
the AM about thirty three thousand bushels or
the latter The saics Of gram Charge this morning
foot up a. ooo busbes Every railroad aud every
floating crsft, whether steam sail, IA constantly
employ ed yet they lnsa lent for ths wants OF the
country. The steamers Sec Bird sni Illinois, their
O rps 70 lake Superior each compelled 10 leave
almost freight enough behind " load another boat What
true Of these ste,mcrs may aeo be said Substantially
Of obefs In this important trade BDsness OF every do
scripion bids fair 70 contlEoe equally brisk untn the
close Of navigation.
At Cincinnati on the 10th ins,. the demand for
discount was only moderate, and the demand free
ly met At 10 ~ per cent on acceptable paper.
Exchange was In fair demand, though the falling
Cd Of the receipts Of currency IRON the country had
lesscned the purchases on city account The rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

Captain h. ~ waller, Fourth isfAntry, sails for San
Frasosoo, California, 90 the 22i ns, 10 command Of .
detachment Of two hondred and twenty eight recruits
for ihs department Of California The following officers
accompany The conansrd, vizs-Capt. H. D. wslleu,
FOURTH infantry, Commanding; Opt r Hsndricksoo
sirth infantry First Lieut.. Barvie, Ninth infantry;
" W Sanders Sixth infantry Second Lieut. s. A. Foe
~ sxh Infantry hevei Sccord Lieut.. J. ". Andre rs,
Fourth Infantry; Brevet ssccpd Lieut. j. p Martin, -xth
nasntry prsvet Second Icot 9 KArsh, sisth lsfsot
~ hsr.s 5scsrd Le0t Q. w.yanderbit, Ssrtb 10
,Hgy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

Family marketing seems 10 have arrived At that ra-
bic point where prices become nxcd and housewives So
not daily sluted with changes Of change especially -bc
such changes rebound 10 the proat Of the butchers mo
days for fruits are amost over, and tho fc~ struggling
survivors Of curranu, spricots melons, Nc, are rspd-
~ dvindng away. Poultry, being plcntiiul, ~ . Hte
cheaper, While peas yelling at the hscre Of e2'
and over Oysters are az plcnthGl 70 use an Old afss,
- blackbcYrscU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

the Cleveland (obio) Herald, 10 asked 70 pass ord-
70 bansh baby wagons from the market ground.
One hundred women, mostly old mails the peti-
TONER'S and those petitioners, Ia their crnone, require
area OF Elk hundred feet n length and Elk ee broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20
Ir,sh criminal ststisties.

TFFNm ufoNl D ]
VIII be Interesting 10 compare the four provinces
with reference 70 their criminal Etatstics 10 1850 there
were 7eS o,trages reported IN Ulster In 1851 there
wsre only sS1-lbou ono hsH In The same year there
2,876 In Leusicr. iast year the number fell %
l000-lcss thsn onehaL In oounsoght l 475 were re,
ported In 1850 In 1853 there Dot more than Iot
In Munster the year 1850 produced b53 oncos Last
year there we're only o40.
An analysis 81 the degree or crime In each OF the pro
vnces proportion 20 the poouaton shows the follow.
ing a. the results for the year 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

IN trlwrc C1BIr Tho vicksburs (nay Wkss
sates shs portion Of the great Atlantic telegraph cso
Which vas brought there 70 be laid across the Hss~ppi
49, rd 70 be rt.ery worthless and therefore oould aot
~ pseo. rsv catk ~ cyteyed from Nev yors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

fsDAr, Oct. lo-o r. NJ
Ams -sAles Of rs bbs pots and rs do. pearls
made ~ SIC. for both sovts.
Couxa-Aboui $50 bags -. Domingo sold At i3c ,
new crop Ro was quiet, awaiting tbs advent OF the
auction sale.
Corros.-rhe market Was active, with . speculative
movemsnt me sales footed up about 10 0C0 bales In
GLIDING about 600 900 transit The market closcd
Arm on the following quotations
FORK CLASSIFICATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

ID win be observed that Connaught the most criminal
OF the provinces, the offences being nearly twice
numerous, in proportion TO tho population, they in
Ulster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

PerS'SD SoR Cprrrr 70 a SrlI-A named
Mitchell, oversecr fcr Y George, wtssvfh, G
snvSssd Of ca1sire The death Of negro BY whipping,
nae ben sertececd 70 Be trsried src 70 seyve ss
NOR In 70 r:son
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

Ine total number, however, reported IN the eighty
Counties OF the two States than half the wh ole
number finally reported a packed In the entire West
Tho ful returns sfor Indiana Ohio win show consser
ably ever three million hogs that we're sy mouths old %
the Let Of June large supplies Of and higher prices
NJ pcrs WI develope ec-sb g tLcse betseep nov and