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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
FRANCE.

The MoniteuY says the Emperor has decided that,
from January next, and by way of reciprocity, En-
plisbmen visiting France shal be permitted to enter
and travel through the country without passports.
A decree is published suppressing the prohibition
against the expors FROM Algeria of baks for tanning
purposes.
A pamphlet bearing the title, "The Emperor Francis
Joseph l. and Europe" had been issued in Paris, and
attracted considerable attention, having it is said
ceived the appreciation of the Emperor Napoleon 1t
urges in forcible terms the cesson Of Venetia for
valuable consideration and contends that such pro-
ceeding will not only bring about peaceable solution
of existing difculties but w in all respects be pos
tive advantage 10 Austria.
The Archbishop of Lyons had published a naughty
pamphlet agsinet the imposition Of stamp upon pas
toraf letters treating Of political matters He pro.
not TO be submitted to by the Bishops
The Paris Flour market wah firm. Wheat also was
well maintained, and closed with an advancing
tendency.
The Paris BoGrse, on the 18th, was rather armer
Rentes closed at 6S.S5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

The THIRTY-HsrH STREET MURDER.-Capt. Wal
ling and Officers Irving and Glow of the Twentieth
Ward on Monday morning arrested James Scott and
James Blythe who, with three other persons are sus
pected Of having committed an assault upon Joseph
Sutciiie and John o Flaherty Oh Monday night last
which resuted in the death Of the former At the in
quest held by Coroner Jackman the body Of SUIT
cfe on Saturday il was shown that the deceased and
OFlaheity had been knocked down in Thirty-ninth
street and robbed by five men. Captain Walling i'm.
mcdiaely instituted search for the murderers and
now has in custody the FIVE who are suspected of
the crime. Their are Jeremiah Flynn alias Blue
Skin, who has been two years in the Penitentiary,
Hugh Mooney Michael Gillespie, james Scott and Jas
Blythe. These persons were boon companions, who
are represented as desperate characters Of them
having been several times arrested. The prisoners
were all taken before Justice Quackenbush and com.
mitted to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

SIXTEENTH WARD GERMAN REPuBLrcAss.-The
German adopted citizens Of the Sixteenth Ward Re-
publican Association held meeting at their headquar-
ters Saturday last. The following officers were elected
for the coming year: G.. Manchot President, unani.
mourly; Fred. skell and p. Pott, vice-Presidents
Francis Klinge and John Chas. II. Gttermann Secre-
taries; Chas. Appel, Treasurer John Chss. II.
Gittermann. A. Parthcny, and DIR. Kossly, Dole
gates TO the Central Committee, and X. Schroeder G..
Manchot, and X. Munich as substitutes.
The club now numbers Isl members, but systematic
efforts are being made to enlarge 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MosEY MARxET.-The news from China
exeed favorable influence the unds which opened buoy
sntly advance Of Consos which advance
subsequently, partially lost The market the 18th
firm and Conso closed 94 3t for account exdivdsnd
Money continued In good demand d5 cent for best b
The applications at the Bank to fair extent The specie
shipment to India Oh the 2Oh would be Eos 600
Messrs. Dodge Crsndonata, American house In the India
Rubber trade had suspended owing loss aud the absence Of
remittAnces America Liabilities estimated
Assets about half that
The London Tines In ts city article draws attention 10
article Of commerce from America namely, the oil which
obtained from wells Ut Union Mills In NswYork
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The London papers of the
18th report decline In American Securities and quote the fol-
Low ing the latest prices:
Illinois Central shares 2s4 ID ia dis
Brie shares 81 a Is
Erie ID mort bonds 30
New orb Central shares. ~
LIVERPOOL. Dec ia m.
CcTToS.-The marset has been firm and active and
the sGvice by the Africa have caused advance Of ID
ls Fridays quotations The sales Of Monday and tuesday
reach coo bses including speculation for export
Trade at Manchester has been favorably influenced
by the Chins and prices which could have
tanned Tor yarns day China
shirtings also again ~ demand.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nash a. Co. report Flour
IN good request and 3d. dearer prices range from 29 10 36
Wheat In good consnmJive dnspd advance RsA IA
Rl0: White, nGd3l0 Indian Corn Also improved Sd oil
Per quarters Yellow, Tl603s White, 9i6040j6 Richsdson
bpenee Co. call the advance In wheat only partial
PRovIsIoSs.-Oh Beef and Pork dull and I'm salabIe.
little New Of either would sell Bacon DALI aud HOLDER wooh
have TO .coert lower pess L-Jeta1 sales Of TO-. Tsllew
steady ., lste rstss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
PEACE IN CHINA.
THE BRITISH IN MEXICO.
THE CIssIoN OF vENETIA.
YuH BomBARDmKNT OF GAETA.

The steamer Kangaroo, with Liverpool dates OF
Dec 10 and Queenstown of the Goth, arrived at this
pert yesterday; and the North American, with Liver
vsol dates Of the 10th Dec and Londonderry OF the
ala, arrived at Portland also yesterday.
The Africa arrived at Liverpool at midnight on the
18th December bavirg been detained outside the bar
Ssr several hours by low tide.
The Prince Albert which was to have left Galway for
81 johns, Newfoundland, on the lSth had been with
drawn, and the Galway line is temporarily suspended
The ship Georgsna from New"Orlesns for Liver
pool was burned at sea on the Doth November. Cap
n and crew saved by the Levi Woodbury., and landed
Il Queenstown.
The steamship Glstgow, from New.York, arrived at
Queenstown on the Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.


NEAR CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec. %, 1850.
FORT MoULTRIE CAPTURED BY SOUTH CAROLINA:
Shortly after my letter of yesterday was
posted, o communication was received from
Major Anderson, in reply to one sent him by
Gov. Pickins, from which the ,Revolutionists
learned that the removal Of his command from
Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter was his own act
without specific orders. This, in some measure,
allayed the CONSERVATION that'prevaled through
out the city, as it seemed to convey the as
surance that reinforcements had not arrived, and
that no feet was Of the coast.
II appears that the evacuation commenced at
an early hour on Wednesday evening. Tha
schOoners George Washington, the Buxxsrd, and
another besidess several barges, were engaged az
transports. The Revolutionists assert that old
Fort johnson was the xvowed destination, in-
stead of Sumter. The work was prosecuted
vigorously all Wednesday night, and was scarce
ly completed at daylight on Thursday morning,
Notwithstanding, the Revolutionists had, as they
supposed, guarded against any surprise By
establishing watch in tho bay, Major Ander-
con found way to elude their vigilance, for It
was not till the news was brought up to the city
by some laborers, that his movements became
known. $1,000.
The military promptly responded to the can OF
Gov. Pickens. have seen . good many exe'ese
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

SEVENTEENTH WARD REPUBLICAN, CLUD-At an
election Of this Club, held at the Lincoln House Doc
%, the following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year, viz:-For President, Dr. Francis Heusl for
VicePresdents, DR.. Baker and Jacob Thess for Sec
retsres John Kubin and Ernst Haenbach; for Treas
urer Dr. F. Jeutz; for Delegates to the Central Com
mttee, Peter Cook, Geo. p. Stutxman and Dr. Charles
Bruningbausen and as Substitutes, Seebald Menning
Henry Metzler and Charles T. Linden. The meeting
after having expressed strong Union sentiments ad-
jouIned until the first Monday in January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

NEw-YoRK HTsroRIcAL SocIErY.-The annual
meeting, for the election of officers etc., of the New
York Historical Society at the Library Second avenue,
corner Of Eleventh street. will be held Wednesday
next Dan. 9, at u o'clock p. The annual report of
the officers and Executive Committee, and the final
report Of the Special Committee on the Abbott Coec-
ton Of Egyptian Antiquities, win be presented at this
meeting. The Collection has been transferred to the
Library, and win Be opened for exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

MoRE SrLcE.-The Kangaroo, which arrived this
morning from Liverpool, and the Star Of. he West,
which also arrived from New-0rlsans and Havana,
brought the following specie:
KAselRoo's spRCIE LIST
boz L. T. AmSnci Co., boIes Brown Bros Co., box
WAkenan, Dimon Co, boz C. =. Coli, bon G. II Saul
Banh Of Republic bo1es Henkenrh Schneider boxes
boz H. Brewer Co, boz Ii Brown, box Hort Bro,
box Crocker Wood Co. box II. w. T. Mali Co, box
W. Cuon boxes Philip spcyer 4 Co Total, $1,000.
wRsT spKcIH LET.
Carinston Co, fT27 Wells Fargo Co.. $+35 ~ A.
Fry al douboons; Simpson Ma, hew - 900; xiueno
Bsyley al doubIoons; Order. 800 doubloons; DeNisser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
CHINA.

PEACE RATIFICATIONS EXCHANGED.
On the afternoon Of the 18th December just as the
EGghsh Cabinet was the point Of separating, they
received a telegram from 81. Petersburg announcing
nat intelligence from Pekin to the 9Th Of November
lad reached the Russian Government; that peace was
sese,sdsd the 2eh Of October and the notifications
sseAasged; and that On The 9Th Of November the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

From HAvAsA-The Star Of the West arrived at
this port this morning, having left Havana December
&C. The state Of affairs in the States still affects the
commercial affairs Of the sland Transactions in sugar
qui.e limited; No. II at 81 e9ic. No Mascovados in
market.
Exchange on London, l3alil premium.
Exchange on Paris, II.
Exchange on Eew-York 3as y cent premium at 50
days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01

PRopucE-Sugar and Coffee quiet. Rice steady
AshesPots small sales at % 3d2s6 Pearls ESQ Lineed
On 1913 Rosin dropping 41d4e fer common Spirits Im-
pentine 81
LoYDos Observation-Disclosures hrm and dearer.
The advance In American WHEAT and Flour lo2i guar
ter on the former and 12 barrel on the latter SUGARS
quiet CoYyKR unsltered. TIA very dull AcE fa'et sSa
easier TAIIow ttesdy, 6oi3. LIsskap OH, El.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
INDIA.

The Bombay Mail of Nov 26 had reached Marseilles,
and would arrive in London ON the Goth.
Business was at san&still owing 10 the resentment
against the income tax. Exchange was higher.
Ffeights were fully l0i FER tun higher.
new company was In course OF formation In Lon
don for running line Of screw steamers TO India.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
RUSSIA.

The Russian Government has contracted with the
Thames Iron Works Company, london, for an iron
cased frigate Of 800 tuns and great power. Other
vessels Of the same class to be furnished from year
TO year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
AUSTRIA.

Rumors were again current that Count Rechberg
was about 10 retire from office.
The Hungarian Conference at Grau was opened ON
the 18th. The Electoral law of lS48 was promptly
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
BRAZIL.

The French nails from Brazil, with Rio dates Of
Nov. IS, had arrived Coffee was firm ct $500 $1,000
for good 6rsts. Stock, 5000 bags. Sterling Elk.
change. n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
SPAIN.

A Few tariff ia to be submitted TO the Cores in
January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
CHARACTERISTIC MEANNIss.

Letters have been received in this city from Mr..
Keitt, dated the Goth Of December, under has frank
Mr. Keitt evidently intends 70 stick to Uncle Sam TO
the latest hour, or 20 long a postage stamp can be
,aved The Department has no notice Of his rssgna-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-01
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Kangaroo and North American.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13
Later from California,

outer Station, Sept 10. The Pony Express
win San Francisco dates to August 18th, az
rived at o'clock this morning.
Inc enlistment of soldiers throughout tt
state is progressing satisfactorily to the militia
~ authorities, and the people generally at
showing great libeality in subscribing money Il
aid in the work.
Inc excitement attending the political car
Vass is growing more intense as election Gay
draws nigh. The alarm which tmd Peep:
1ecl that the Breckinridge Democratic tick:
may De elected tends to increase the excitemel,
1he PROBABILITY is, however, that the Repu5.
can do we'll as the union Democratic ticket
VIII receive larger number of votes tban the
brecklnridge ticket.
"A terrible steamboat disaster occurred on III!
Io'h IN Sacramento river, above the city. Ib!
y a. Mcclellan. an independent steamer, run
ninS 10 lied Bluff, exploded fifteen certainly, and
prooaoly many more Of the passengers.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, SEPT. 49, lool

of dollars in single year, and utterly extin-
guish the rebellion in that time, and leave the
country ready to start again in the old highway
of prosperity. than to drag through three
years war expanding the same money, and only
reaching the same result at last. What we
want is short war and thorough victory at
whatever cost. The way to have it is for each
State to do its utmost to send forward soldiers
to swell the Army of the Republic. Vermont
is doing nobly, but let us not remit one possible
effort in the cause of the country.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13
secession camps will be made With;
miles. "''hIh tvs,
Gen. Grant telegraphs that tho g.. :
position at Fort Holt, Kentucky A'S' guns
(Signed,) JC u
4 O'CLOCK P. NJ
strong-handed Dealing VII,
Treason.
More Baltimore Traitors Arrested
More about the Affair on the Mississipoi
Rebels suffer Severely.
EEnIaeGa If Ep nhop NJ.
Release Of Rebel Prisone..

u, BALTIMORE, Sept -
The Provost Marshal arrested This r. d.
before daylight, Mayor Brown, Charles Il I'D n
Lawrence Sangston, Wallace T. p sn',I IM
Roger Winans, members Of the LepisIatuu.|.0%
T. X. Howard. editor of the Ercha1ne . WY M
them to Fort McHenry The Leoi.}a," ",'a s''
to have met on Tuesday. 1t is supnosei iG 4' W.
legislation hostile to the Government 'D'a9
have been attempted. Further arrest, a "@
mored. All the arrests made are in nprsa.1 'S
of orders from the War Department. 0f, c%@
no official announcement of the arrests has I ~.
made, but it is believed that all the n.y., ,,a
given are correct. 1t is also report ID that a,
G. Howard, the peace candidate for (,,vor WV
has been arrested There is considerable,
nent of quiet kind in the streets. D'''
.,,. CHICAGO, Sept l3
A special dispatch from Cairo states tb,,..
gun-boats did more execution on TUESDAY ~,
we supposed. By paper received franz '4 ID.
rebel camp they acknowledge that the VI.
gun-boat Yankee WIS disabled, that sixty.. ..M
We're killed and ii large number wounded f. +,
same paper claims that several hundred Fe1arr
were killed; but we know that only two m'
of our force were wounded. Commodore
Foot has arrive at Cairo, and taken cbar,,a
naval matters, taking the place of Comnsi,
Rogers whc has been ordered to Washinpto1
FORTRESS Monroe, Sent. p
A flag of truce has gone to Norfolk with W.
-'hlllips of Washington who was retained IL
some time in her own house as q prsony. sr
eral Southern ladies and released Reb,l nj,
oners accompanied her Gen. Wool perar
none but official letters to be carried BY Hr
OF truce, and but one Federal officer to ac,,n
pany them. The gun-boat Flag has returnejo
Hampton in u disabled condition, having hu
IN collision with the steam frigate Susan.
hannah at sea.
New YORK, Sept. 70.
A blank note representing nearly S20OO00n
the Pittsylvania Bank of Chatham, Va, wa
seized last night in the possession of W. F. c.
llss, tationer, Nassau ST., who is under arrest
together with two printers named Benton aa
Fitzler
Washington dispatches state that Richnj,5
papers assert that Commander Buchanan
erecting batteries ut White House below Val.
lnston TO stop the navigation OF the Poto-..
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13

AT the Peoples or Union Convention at Svr-
acusc, on the llth, the following t;cko+ W..
nominated
for Attorney General, Daniel S. Dickinson
H lor secretary of State, Horatio Ballard far
comptroller, Lucius Robinson for Trnasnra Di
W. ", b. Lewis; for Canal Commissioners a
Aoerser and F, a. Tallmadge; for State Prison
inspector, A. B. Tappan for State Eny;neer
"A b. Taylor; for Judge of Court of Annaols'
inns ticket was also adopted by the ReLubl-
can Convention, with the substitution Of Mr.
Bruce Tor MIR. Tallmadgc for Canal Commits
sioner.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13

!, AT ia, hrc IN Concord, N. H., on the NIGHT Of
the llth, the Concord car house. co,ta;;n;n ".
fourteen nearly new passenger cars was da
stroyed with its contents. ""' ue-
Inc paint and repair shop of the Nortborn
road, with u new locomotive, two tenders sn c'n
ne" baggage car, were also consumed, rs w,an
a'so small building containing two otbc c,r
"a large amount of paint stock was also do
s'!oyeo' Inc amount of loss was not ascar
cred by insurance. t'''9 "Vi' COW
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13

We have reports from Missouri of two sk;r.
mlshes-ln one of which our forces routed the
he0els' and in the other Company of Illinois
RRa ath were surrounded and taken prisoners
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13
A Fight Near Chain Bridge {!

The Vermont Third in the Battle J
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13

Tx Gov. Briggs, of Massachusetts,. died NJ
faa.s or .p Ill r'''sneld' on the 18th, from the
wv "0Uno received few days before.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13
MCrthheld Post 0fica Notice

hereby give notice that pre- ared to exchange en-
iGpss OF the new style for equivalent amount ofte
NV issue, during period of six days from the date d
inns notice and he latter will not thereafter be received
III ayhent OF Postage Letters sent from this Office
BY order of Post Office Department,
Matt, ROSW ELL DEWEY, Post Master.
Mortified, Sent H. 1856! Dc.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-13
WASHINGTON County, COURT.
september Term, A. ID. 1861.

Hon. ASAIiEL PECK, Presiding Judge,
lion. Don p. CARPENTER. ,os;s4,n+ 1,l,a
Hon. sAN'L S. KELroS, -ASS4S'1"'' uus'
BRADIsH V. BLISS on trial
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

IMPORTANT Dsc1s1oN.-The Supreme
Court of Massachusetts, 1t Greenfield,
last week, decided q case Of cousidera-
Die interest. The late Oliver Smith, in
his will, among other bequests, provided
that $4,000 should be given to The
colonization Society, on condition that
the Society complied with certain slip.
aiations within given time, failing in
which, the elO, 900 should be added to
the $4,000 Get apart for IN agricultural
school at Northampton. The Colopiss.
ton Society compiled with the condi.
tions within four or 6ve days after the
time specified, and the trustees refdssd
to pay over the money. Tho Society
brought . suit 70 recover it. bot IL
Court decided adverse % their claim.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

An knglish journal announces that
Lord BsDtwick, brother Of the Duke Of
Portland, i having . Turkish bath fitted
up for the benefit Of his extensive rae.
ing stud. This gentleman possesses
goo. OOO,a year, has one hundred hor.
ses, and t.ios y many peasant tenants.
He spends upon the former about hall
his income-upon the tenants, his white
slaves. not one sixpeuce . year. Turk.
ish baths Tor the huoters-mud lint.
poverty aad dit for human creatures
Who would not rather BE- this noble'a
quadruped Ties hh bipsdf Yet Rue.
land. pss asesllnsw = The boosted land
q kbssty. s..,s .,,...,... : .,.-......,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18
The Fight 1t Bag River Bridge.
ST.. LOUIS. Oct. Is

81. Louis. Oct. Is.
The federal soldiers captured by the
rebels at Big River Bridge arrived here
this morning. They state that the at
tack was made about daylight yesterday
morning. The rebels came close up to
the IlI,noisians (of the Normal regi-
ment) with the design Of capturing and
disarming them before resistance could
be made. Tho latter, however, seized
their muskets, discharged them, reload
ed and fired with all possible rapidity,
many of the attacking party falling rs
they approached. Many too, closely
pressed to load, made = stout defense
with the bayonet.
The defenders Of the bridge we're f.
nally hemmed in and captured, and the
rebels burned the bridge thoroughly.
The rebels we're commanded BY jeff.
Thompson, who said be had 5000 men
10 the vicinity, and BY burning the
bridge he would cut off communication
between St. Louis and Pilot Knob, and
that the latter in due time would be
taken, as we'll as al the detachments Of
federal troops at intervening bridges and
stations. He disarmed the federeIs and
released them on parole, and then went
of with his command, cur informant
thinks, to burn another bridge twenty
miles below.
The loss Of the Illinoisans' was one
killed and two or three wounded, one of
the wounded being Capt Elliott who
was 10 command.
The rebel loss 10 estimated at twenty
killed and several wounded.
Some of the soldiers put the rebels at-
tack,ng at six hundred, and others one
thousand Eve hundred.
jeff. Thompson approached the bridge
from the North, allowing that he had
made vide circuit of the country to
avoid detection.
David Kitchen aud Thomas Rice, are
two of the federals wousded. The one
killed was named Foster.
An attack on Pilot Knob is hourly
expected and the city this evening il
full Of wild rumors too absurd to send
you.
Several Indians are said to have been
in the ranks Of the rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

THE Chairman of one Of the Com.
mittees Of An Agricultural Society in
New Hampshire, winds up his report Of
the proceedings on the track with the
following poet,cal trueism:
money makes the sers 70;
Trottiag makes the jaiv eoP'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

THERE are more than sc, 1000 miles Of
telegraph wires in use in Great Britain.
During 1850 the general public used
them to the extent Of 1885,, 1853 mes
cages.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-18

The soup house established in Balti-
more BY Ross Winaus supplies 5000
persons daily. The amount Of soup dis.
tributed daily is 500 gallons, aud Of
bread 1900 loaves.