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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18
Charleston TO bo Taken at all
Hazards.

New YORK, April 1.-THE Commercials
Washington letter intimaLes the President is
not pleased with tho culminstiol OF six months
preparation for the reduction OF Charleston
into two hours fighting. 1t la no secret that
the reconnaissance which accomplished so little
is to be follswed by bona ide attack, which
will conNnue aa long al We can fre gun.
Another letter to the same paper says diplomats
have received unofficial iniimation that Presi-'
dent Lincoln intends to have Charleston re-
occupied by u. S. authorities There Ia much
comment in Washnton on Hunters remaining
idle during the fight.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18
latest from mexIcO-Frencb Advauc
ing On Pucbia.

NEw YoRK, April l6.-Direct udvices from
the City of Mexico up to March %, received in
Washington, report some progress of the French
in their operations against Pdebla. They have
occupied two important places four miles from
Puebls, and command the road to Vera Cruz
and San Juan, two miles from PuebIa. also
commanding the road to the City OF Mexico.
Gen. Commonfort has been reinforced by three
brigades from the capital. In q skirmish
March 22d, the French we're compelled to retire
The Mexicahs are still in excellent spirits, and
another stirring proclamation has been issuei
by President Juarez.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18
Rebels Attack our Left Flank at Snf-
folk and are kepuised.

SUFFOLK, Va, April l5.-AbOu! four this
morning the enemy attacked US on our left
some FIVE thousand strong. They we're shelled
from Fort Dix and retrsated about five miles.
At the same time feiDt WAS made TO cross the
Nansemond, but our gunboa.s drove the rebels
back into the woods. Gen. Peck is confident he
can repulse the enemy, end Lcugstreet will fud
himself in trouble before long. II he manages
to get back to his own deienses on the Black
water, there will be terrible blunder some
where
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18

FORTRESS MONROE, April 17.-Richmond pa
pers Of the 18th are received. All quiet. The
Federals occupy Coles, Kswah and Seabrook's
lslands in.force, protected by gunbosts.
Two gunboats and three transports have been
destroyed on the Cumberland by cavalry
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18

New YoRK, April l7.-Virginia has passed
a tax bill taxing everybody and raising more
than double tue rates of the U. s. tax under
the Internal Revenue Law. The rebel Congress
passed bill abolishing Aogging in the rebel
army, and substituting the death penalty and
imprisonment 10 the penitentiary.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-18
Cincinnati Law and Collection Office.
100 BsTknLrsHED A. D, 1910. ..s,r..
THOMAS POWELL, :
Attorney at Txaw,
COLLECTION OFFICE,
NO. MASONIC TEMPLE, oy
Ha. OINCINNATI.

Remittances In lcases made Immediately on the col.
lection Of any claim.
The following references are given by permission Of
been acquainted.
Nicholas Longworth, ESQ.
Samuel N. Pike, ESQ.
Joseph o. Butler, Esq. 81
W!B. Bmith &c Co. .a.
Baker & Won Phul.
Tyler, Davidson e 90.
20 Hon; W. B. Caldwell, Exchief Justice, State Of
D: W. 0orwin, late King, CorWln & 90. q.
Olark, West q Co., 12l and 1893 Duane st., N, Y,
Samuel 8. Bowman Co., II John st., N. Y
dec2l' '82-tf D'' '' -
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
FINANCIAL AND MMeRclAL.

THURSDAY, August 13--6 p. NJ.
Money is very easy and comfortable at 6 a 6 per
cent. In some quarters we hear complaints that
It was found impossible to lend money at s per
cent while in others 8 is mentioned as the fair
rate for call loans. good deal In such cases de.
pends upon the kind of security, the character Of
the borrower, the amount Of margin. and the hour
Of the day. As the Sub.Treasury has disbursed
eight million dollars within week, and the heavy
disbursements in payment Of the troops arc yet to
come, there is every reason to look rather for
lower than higher rates Of interest. There Is no
change in mercantile paper Or debt certiHcates
Gold was better this morning, selling up
to 1881. and exchange to- 1897 - 1Ao for first
class bankers bills. In the afternoon gold closed
at 1891 q u. No cause wss assigned for the ad.
vance. One or two persons thought the danger Of
a conflict between federal and State authority had
something to do with il. But the truer expiana-
ton is probably that d number Of buyers happened
TO rive Simultaneous orders al q moment when
there did not happen to bo an equal number Of
sellers to meet them.
The stock market was excited to-day and Va.
riable. The leading stock was Michigan Southern
old, which, after closing yesterday at s7z., sold
this afternoon ut lo2-an advance, even In these
0ayH OF Tupiu m0'SshchtSt niuioct uuIutceuenttu.
Az there has been mo talk OF q dividend on this
stock, the advance 10 ascribed to a movement
similar to the one which carried Toledo last winter
and spring from 65 to ll5--in other words, fur
thcr extension of the principle Of consolidation.
involving, perhaps, pretty sweeping change Of
direction. The movement is supposed TO be under
the direction Of the powerful clique which has sue.
cecded SO strikingly with Pacific Mail, Harlem, &c.
The general list was steady to-day. The market
was very weak before the FIRST board and the
street operators were greatly excited about the
railroad war, respecting which the most ridicalous
stories were circulated aud generally believed.
Erie was done a. low as lofl., Central 1897. &c.
AT the board there was a rally Of 1 pee cent
in Erie, :. in Central and ,. in Erie preferred.
But Harlem fell oil ~ Z, Reading y, Michigan Gen.
trail q, Northwestern u Illinois IL. Pi,ssburg y.
Rock Is,snd u, Prairie du Chien 2. Fort Wayne
,ei,ed per cent from The depression Of hast evsa
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

Put this 10 extraordinary mino. There are plenty
OF mte ever that wall yield from one 10 Two oic,
per ton aheIo is but XII OF mRchine thai " III
pay herc now that arascd Tue cost OF trans
porlatn Is SO freal that ST mps viii not pay. LIT
COMPANY ceme here aud build good road 20 the dea 1
ters of The field river, which Is about twenty one
miles distant from there any thing could be brought TO
Il is the opinion Of several good minors that
The best leads further In towards Bewiields.
Ihere is q better climate In the world-not over
warm In the day and cool at night. Water powcr is
perty r eight months In the year small creeks and
the river all the year round. Steam power small
scale would not pay go farther in than Lbertad but
larger engine than twelve TO twenty horse could not be
got here at the present state OF tho roads, and even OF
that size at great expense.
that labor cheap and provisions low; but good
OF these greosers would do In month They have their
the quartz the men who carry out look till no 10
done then he looks till they the last
bag full ana when they back they sit down, and
generally they smoke their pipes and segars. Then
the barman digs . little more. Tho country
wants renovating badly II costs work these
mines paying the they do from eight 70 fifteen
dollars per thousand than It does In California, and
greaser money at that-eighty cents for q dollar
! am now putting up mill twelve miles from Lber.
tad to work mine that pays from one ounce to four
ounces per ton. Any one who is good miner would fnd
we'll worth hts while to take trip here He would not
be disappointed There plenty Of good that
not worked for want OF water power but there plenty
OF water for steam engine No at preseot; but
should there be any other discoveries made will write
again
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

ing. ana was pretty strong at the advance.
governments and State stocks were inactive.
Between tho boards the market was dull. In the
afternoon better feeling prevailed. Under the
lead Of Southern old the whole market was rather
firmer in tone and shade better in prices. The
enormous short interest which has been made
within the past few days begins to tell upon the
market, especially as most Of the shorts are made
by borrowing stock. The impression appeared to
prevail that the railroad war scare was about
played out. and could not be used effectively for
more than one day or SO longer. At the four p.
M. call and afterward the market was quite strong,
with q general inquiry for stocks. 1t closed with
an upward tendency. The following were the
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
Foreign Miscellany.

An American alos Is abod blooming d Claughton Hail
brock, atew miles beyond Preston, England. aud
attracting many visitors.
Admiral Halstead, IN . letter TO the London Nro,
argues that tho cupoa ship destined 10 become "the
tyre OF future maritime strength.
The laws delay rs frequently the obcct Of general com
plant but such example the following often
On tho 3Oih September, 1Is5, IN the Duchy Of
Sch aern the shocnakcrs OF towns
brought action against the authorities Of Rosock for
refusing TO allow them 20 cell their productions In thai
plce Tho judgment has only Just been given tho end
OF seventy ctht years The dscissn in favor OF the
pIants and tho principal magistrate OF Rostock viii
exposc himself line OF 75e raacs II he again refuses
the shocsksrs o other towns TO attend the fair and dis
posc of their goods.
Accounts from Russia regarding the grain crops appear
10 Indicate that notwithstanding the effects or excessive
bcx In the southern PROVINCES the throuutovt tlc
empire is likely 70 reach an average
Among the Mexican prissners Of war who have just ar.
rycd al Brest board the Darcn and the Ceres are
thrteeu geucras thirty coouels twenty nvc lieutenant
soopels fty six eommandants 1pancsi and past once
agents hundred aud twenty eight carssns, hun.
dred sud thirty tbTcs eucoaHts and one hundred and
thirty four sub ledseuants. =
The new Jewish synagogue which has been built a,
Bsrr snrpasss In axe and In masnnccncs tho largest
baadlngs cf the kind Enrops-hoss ~ rcsth, Vienna
and cologne The cdince has In the ncvisr Ave aEgs and
I've smaa cupolss, lighted from above.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
Cur Nicars gua Cosrespo.asnce.

IrgsTAD, caosraixs, Nicaragua, May 20, 1853.
Interesting J..n Ecarastaprospcs Of the Approaching
CrsYs--7te Ctadiisem Of Froan Rcsdsms TAere-Amai-
cdn EAiYs.:se ii ne O. Csunry-Ercton of Nsw Walk,
erc., 20.
what am about wrl,e not done TO raise an excite
ment u make gold-hdhtns fools rush to their own do.
structon Gold not be picked up by the shoyelful
neither there nuggets weighing hundreds Of pounds to
be found Nicaragua; but there here far bet
Ter than are present worked n California There have
been several have tried TO work machinery here
and all have failed FOR these One brought, the
old asbicncd square stamps and after spending two
years 20 get them had 70 give up as failure bc
cause he kaew nothing about how they ought to operate
IRON quart that would yield the ,onc could
get fourth. lie went with the impression
there roal least not enough 10 pay Since then
thcy pu, up aasicd. The rst month they took eighty
two ouuces the second one hundred and seventy two
ounces from the moquartz. About two years ago an
other company styling themselves the American Mining
COMPANY, had few stamps of Goddards make, OF san
Francisco, cal When they ready they had no
mincsi nj lcast what they had were good for nothing
Tbey sold iheir place ana machine for moro nothing
and left tho country with the same impression as the
nrst Since thca the men who bought thcm have done
WE'LL but the stamp heads were out ana no, having An
plcatcs the machine lies useess Aaotbcr conu,nv or
hero last year With Howcis orushsr and two
steam amagamaics They ground IN a about four tons Of
quartz that would pay GOOD rcr ton rhev ,oor
about bali the gold The crashcr after running ,brc,n
the arst Few toos red,,ed with new So, on c,,a
with a ike result They then threw out u.
machinery and put = an nastcd, and nov -.
doing wen. AN these operations have bccn ,ans
within circuit o. three. mites IN the mines lr-s 49,"
vered the country sAb6as fourteen mills rtber m ,hsn
Iabertad they are nnding nsw leads every few w.~ks
One opened about two months ago that yies c,rht
ounces gold hftcen carsts hne 10 every hn uIar,r
iuata Ia |
mine gro nd out 10 hand u> twelve pounds of goi In
0oe This llkcn from the lhsead OF the yels
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
Alleged Srsrder and Rses.

John Nicholson taken into custody yesterday sv
occr Jay Of the Twsntysighh prccinet on charge Of
being implicated in the murder of unkpo~n negro ia
Clarkscn street during the Juy.rsss. Mary Kcany Of
lTs Price street. and Csoch Anne Hayes OF % Crnea
street. testified thai the prisoner engaged VI Assault
ing eased and two other The ornss AZ tb
isih o( July: that deceased fotbly dragged 10
tres uhangcd snd that Mterw wis rioters set Nr~
20 the c6rr~e Christophev lavo OF sJ Charlton str
also hcuiaed The accused active v-,suases 10 -
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

Another of thc Rioters In Custody.
Ianel Conioy was charged before Justice Kelly
with having assaulted John Acock a member
q the lnvalid Corps. during the July riots.
The complainant states that his oompany was
and Forty third street. snd that Of the lost
their muskes. Complainant had musket taken from
HIM, aud was beaten 10 state OF insensi iity Upon
being taln 70 the hospital II found his skull
fractured and that his arm broken lie thinks
In question: and his testimony is by John
X. Nostrand, OF No. III East Thirty ninth street. and
other witnesses who were when the members OF
the Invalid Corps assaulted. The magistrate com.
mitted the prisoner for examination.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
The Emperor or Austria ana the Fruit
Girl.

The Vienna journals relate the following anecdots OF
the Emperor OF AusriaOnc day last wcck when Fran.
Joseph hunting at Rechenau, he met poor girl,
who evidently groat distress and In 10 his
Majesty inquiries she told him that shc had Just met
who had shamefsy illtreatcd her, and robbed nor
OF four horns he value Of cherries she had been
selling In the ncighboring town. Tho Emperor, aftcr OBJ
tanning description OF the rcbber and learning the drec-
he had taken rode on In pursuit but unable TO
nd him. His Majesty thcn returned and msde the poor
girl present equal tho Ices sho had suffered In
sequence orders given tothe gendarmcrio tho was
arrested two days afterwards, and rccognixet old
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

FoREuS NAVAL Nxws.--Hcr Msjestys frgaic Pheten
was at st. Thomas on the 4th Of July at noon She
hoisted the American flag st her main and fred twenty
guns 10 honor Of the Independence Of the United
Sates The nag OF the American consulate ST. Thomas
Dipped three times N scknowledg gmsns.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

INSANITY NEw MISUNDERSTANDING 10 the aDnual
the year ending May l, 1885, two hundred and four
OF whom ninety-four males and ono hundred md
ten females. Tho whole nnnb.r Discharged during @he
y5sf Wks sIxl nuS xa q these t6fty wsfs f5s7sd,
twenty two improved aud seventeen unmproyed show.
ing the proportion Of recoveres 70 be about thirty per
cent Of tho whole number OF admissions and sxty.two
and haN per cent Of the number Of recent attacks.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

THE NEw Covrssmsr RRsESAIs Tho plans for ths
arscnas to be erocted at indianapolis and
Rock Island completely ana ordnance officers have
been ordered 70 each place make the neceAf prcpa
ratons for beginning tho work At once Captain Tod
goes TO Columbus Captain Treadwe Indianapolis and
Major Kngsbury TO Rock Island. The buildings nj each
place TO be the plan hundred eighty
feet long, sixty feet wide and ATTY three feet high
conice aud ninety and onehaif feet to the top Of
tho tower. Egbt acres have been secured in Columbus
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
CITY CO1lmERCIAL REPORT.
TunHnnAX Auauaf Ia p n

THURSDAY, August 13-6 r. r
Asnm-sales were maze Of 60 bbis. pots at s1tc 80
small lots Of pearls at s,sc.
BaxApsruvrs-rhere more doing in nour to-day -
further partial reduction of &C. l0c. per bbi Ths
days salss included 10 800 bbls State and wesssss,
700 Southern and ATS Csnadian within revised quo
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
Damages Against the city.

troicr Brennan yesterday
Edward Goodchild, rs avenue R.::.... 80. SIS %
Christod von Claim, NO. West Forty hth st.. "a 90
a. y. Cooley. 10 rs
r. Fixsimnons Thirty first It, and Sccosd av ll3e 90
Nicholas Lcvctyow, sullivan and Canal streets 90 90
wm. Fountain and Eliza Fountain, VI West Thir
" third street. saa ss
John II. Mason 81 Seventh ........... IQ0 0n
]. ~ and !. ". Plumb, 96 Chambers street. igI IA
Hermann Bolte, 151 Greenwich street ...... q52 Al
mrs. Mary Traynor, $40 Second avenue, through
her attorney, John II. IIartuet. ISIS rs
Vim. Brown, Ienh avenue and forty third st.. l035 90
Henry Fischer ,0A Greenwich street. ...... aIs az
Phnbe Prime lcolored). 147 East Twenty eighth
street. 200 90
Hugh Hughes, 6recnpoint ............. Is 90
O. a. Klingcrhosfer, No Clinton street.. 6I 10
Total. ....,....... q
Previously repoSted. 3605o7 "a
Grand fetal. 81 900 8TQ "a
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

Our Acknowledgements are due to Mr. Bailey, purser Of
the Ocean Qeeen for prompt delivery OF our corres-
pondence and papers. ~
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
Prosress in Turkex.


We have had 70 MOI ice from time tme proofs OF
the advancing civilization Of turkey which found in
its ne wspapcr press. We have 10 motto feature
which marks worry forward state of progress. the sp
Of tho connrd nfablo sign OF superabundant
energy and vigor In newspaper The Journal de Con-
sc,'nop,e publishes the following story:One evening
last weok two young meu OF the Isle OF Prnkipo
turning in caquo from sporting excursion on the
coast OF Asia when they suddenly heard I noise
for which they could not account, but soon
after they perceived over their heads an
enormous bird, the sight OF which dilcd them win
alarm Seizng their guns they both fred It, were
stll more amaxod when thcy heard broken words and
cries which could ony proceed from human organt .
Th9y once steerod for tho spot whore the Supposed
bird had faIon, and struck with stupefuclon On
finding that what they had taken for fowl was man
with an immense pair OF mechanical wingh Thgy tosk
him into their boat, and little retovUd on
finding that he had only received ew small shot
legs Ibis now Icarus flying from Antieono Piati
to visit young Person whom no wished TO marry but
whose parents were opposed 70 tho match To visit his
lady love no bad nvented and made .he wings he wore,
and had already twico CROSSED tho strait between the
islands. Tn his third journey his flight out short by
this untoward accidenk Hs isnow at PlatL
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
Another Of tAs Rioters In Custody.

outrage Justice Kelly committed the prisoner for trial
In default OF bail.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

Wheat was active but irregular price. Sales wore
made OF 1856 900 bushels at 81 25 81 2s for amber wst
cru 81 Is 81 "a for red winter Western 0sc u ofor
Milwaukss club, 81 20 81 2sn for amber Iowa and W.
cousin, and ooc. 81 10 for Chicago spring. Corn W.
more active, with sales q 7os 900 bushels, including
mixed wssterp at CSC. SIC. for unsound eTxc &C.
for sound, and roc 7sc Tor white and yellow d. Ouas
were seiiag at l5c. 4ec Rye ives dull IL $40. g.
on osO:nssd : Il previous o..
sszc e &c ordinary q Hs scS fair . sooa s..ses.
bo, 2sc SIC; Laguayra, 3oc aoc. ST. Domingo eco
corros Was quite heavy At e7o ESQ. for midiungs.
Fna-Ths market was hrm for dry cod ana smnisa
much @ Inquiry .y Tor any any other t description. '
FRE10HrA-Ths markct was moro active to-day. -
Liverpool there were shipped 900 bbls -four at Is
Jog vessel also By steamer as Heroes bssf M g. and
1900 boxes cheese at s5s. 40s Ts Iondsn 1000 bbs
aSss .eas Ss.2v s 70 sy M
10000 bushels grain Il tAo- 10 Cork three fresghS
irs port t1 1sssol p viii III % srsn 4 a. 3D. a. " '"
HAY continued active and buoyant at osc. 81 10 fss
Hoss wsre ID Len demand to-day At 49, nc, msssiy
L.ms wsr. selling more freely Mn SIX for Eastern
Inn-Thsrs was . sAr inquiry Tor common RocklanA
At ssc. and lump as q rs.
MolAs.a-zhs market was inactive, and prices were
NsrAis werc quiet without sny qucabls alteration n
value.
Psovmcm-povk was s.sady with sales Of 300 bbls.
at y13 80 for mess 911 eil 81 for old mess and
$40 81 $40 81 for prime Bsef continued IN limited
demand with sales os l3O bbis NJ 50 rs SIS Is roe
prime, and el3 80 SIS for extra Lard was n
ioc. 6f cut meats $50 pscksses changed hands al *
&c. for shoulders, and skc. sxc. for hams Bscsa
quiet At previous prices.
RICE ruled very quiet, At 10. 1xc. for wes, India,
suaAns were quIss. with sales Of $50 hnds. Al iac.
i2kc. for Porto Rico, and oiSc. IL 20. for Cuba
TAriow.-Sales were made ef 10000 lbs. al 100. .
1890.
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA sTocK BOARD.
PunkpKlpHrA, August IL 1893.
Stocks dull Pcnnsyivnnia 1vcs, 1ol Reading kairoad,
6sK Morris Canal %; Long Island Railroad, 80 Penn
syvania Railroad, e4. Cold. 127 sight exchange %
New York At par - ..,. -
flour declining wheat buoysnt; white advanced So
toru--whi,e, sSc a s1s. Sugar nr1; ssrs 800 hhds
Porto Rico at 1osc. 11kc Ro eonse nominal at 40.
2sc wbishsy dun 81 axe ~
PnuADsnyEIA, August n, 1s63.
E1our declined Ialsc. wheat dull Corn nrm ana
scsccs resrslsu active mles 80 bbs crude ai 3sc
rronsd. bonded a. s2s. 80 tres, ess &C. wnkks
gu" 40 BrrAIo, August is-iP.m.
yrour ou,st wnsss Arm ssses q go bushels 4 sfs
sur reIcSsa ChsaGo wiring ~. Tor No d. ~ csc fcs
ehoce o.. Amnee M l. Corn m06egate 1eanna6 ssGD
ss:ss's a sss e. o's sss:s; ssss i,Sss
iSc % corn, i>c. On <hsas 7. New YorE Impasss-
600 buas -four, no wksas, % 80 bushsls oora ~
ucrSs-Nc nour, isi 900 buskss whsas, lADoo bmAsla
ceru, $500 bsshsis osss. ~ SuAas re
The New York herald., 1863-08-14
l0sing quotations Of the day:.

The Western railroad belligerents succeeded
this morning in inducing the New York Central to
sell through tickets for them to Chicago at Sls.
and the Erie will of course follow the example.
1t is understood that the two great New York lines
follow the example Of the Pennsylvania Central,
and decline to bear any proportion Of the roduc-
tion, - the fight Is not theirs. This plan will
bring the Fort Wayne and the Canada Trunk road
to their senses within few days; but the Western
roads may discover that by disturbing the tariff Of
rates they have lost what they will not easily re-
cover. Under the recent tariff they got con-
sderably more for their work than their Eastern
connections. For instance, when the fare from
New York to Chicago was $22, the Erie and Gen.
trail received 80 for carrying passengers four
hundred and thirty miles, while the Western lines
received $l3 for carrying them FIVE hundred and
thirty five miles, With the fare at $18, the New York
roads still get 50 for their four hundred and thirty
miles, while tho Western lines only get as much
for thor five hundred and thirty five miles. When
the tariff is readjusted. Judge that the Eastern
roads will claim to be paid as much per mile as
their Western connections. If 2L cents mile
be the rate agreed upon-which will probably be
the basis of settlcment-the lines west Of Buffalo
will receive something like $l3 30, and the New
York lines about $40 rs, of the total through fare
to Chicago. The quarrel is thus far tempest in a
teapot. The number of passengers on each road
twenty per day and ON some of the roads the
average 10 considerably less that the actual pc
cuniary loss to the lines is really less than would
be caused by three consecutive days Of wet
weather.
The New York herald., 1863-08-14

Annexed are the rates Of discount in the chief
continental cities. The rate in Parisis per cent,
and in st. Petersburg the Bank sunwilling to dis.
count, even for the best houses. In Hamburg,
owing to the shipment Of silver hther. the rate Is
rather IuWer:--