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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10


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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-04-10

ale Sere bstanSsln, bic uns init ibrem Ssiu&
5sstrtn. unb ibnen aae 0ortbsie rfs Sinfrn
Scr Daarcn In jcpsr SinRAt ane'tsitsn laiI'n.!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

HUDsoy CITY, Nov. Eve find ,l36 cattle on
the yard books received 20 r this with 90 bead the
road and expected mo1ov The majority Of those 40 far
received have sold trade extremely dull 10 day and
prices A,e nov e. g. pr head lower than this day Ueek
Ss were qute brisk "wednesday sbo1t the old rates but
have been running down since The dead meat markets
fr roan beneath their heavy stock and the warm we1 Da
threatening rain Is uuavorlhe for Tree innsnc0ns lhe
poultry anl 6sh markets oveTstocked which innTes
he meal trade Cheap FORK also has is nflenre and anns
them altogether caused he hardest week 40 lar ia voc
cattle radc Dealers nothing encouraging ahsad 80 20
NOT ioe like hong on % hc st but butchers VIII only ake
H. considerably reduced hgues They are getting gooo k
in and te very bet ON sale iaI henlncAJ
and STATE cao bringing ltc, except an lew
rare Most sale, made ~ 2aic, and owners are
hng heavily all the way from g. io 30 PER bead ON droFs
bought West NCst 0i me stool received AZ these lAs
come over Che Fe road and drovers generally have he
cause 10 complain o. their treatment or aoconipodAlons ln'
wish however ~ protest against being crowded into fahoosc
No - so ons u ola l19 vhch bendes being uDht 70
ro n j. really unsafe The sWsyi1s top threatening 10 Ia IN
upou the OCCUPANTS ouY portion o. whom could ma stng
upon ricksty Amer standing al night IN car
polling which threatened pitch The droYers through
he roof they poorly prepared for business the neat day
~ c0ure be Company Only necs attention drawn W such
wruugs 20 rglt them
~P IN fair supply and roine Of lively st to
a. alVnuca an tho 20 10. kase A
MoPLerson sold a. Hudson city oue o' OF ~ NJesey
Eues Kotiz p average, ~ t.ci a5 OHIO sheep Of 70
b. ~. A A Duuham de with l-r g.. and ~ me Ohio
,tak o. ~ Tor Mr. Avey AZ &c. AtChnmherhns thrre
we're about sab ths morning including ~ lat Dea
war; County State lambs OF a. n sveages0me Of then roo
20 nbrolght In BY Little Thunder and sod By A. Bristol
th0stc.
utte prospect Of selling them Thel have been running down
since as Monday. and the best are offering ~ "hc
ard laltaten 10 70 stiu lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
PASsENCERs ARRIVED.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO nov slo steamship Henry ce,sr.
cey-Edun Forrest Miss LiHs j. cArii3 Is Ssn spoS,.
uusham E. Taintor MSs Tuuto Lieut. Barr NJ hs'eu, ar
wife and eailtren > W zee 'e sna H NJ Ms 49, e.,
Reed. wife and daughter Mrs O. o. ia n@dtt
daIeh,sr snd two gsndea'Fttcra o. y. Psiincs' wls
Ms,v p MeKss John Bell ord wife, }. y Marvin,
H. h. Ge-ty B. Hover and ssce, 5 hr7n is snS man
Do1~s.l. Geo A. n4al MIS-. N. 2. Hodges, ns Nss
Livingston, W. f. DorsHe l. f. Lowe snd VIE a. IL S.r'rp
Fabian Toph. H. CarIon, W Lord vie 20 nisn yhe NJ ne,
wife Mrs. b. = sleaood children ard pr aso,'
Keogg Z. Bsssrrt Mr. Geo terjalu sfd CD ~ " ~ Wy =
vsni T. r. Hon, C. r. Church. b. ;. brfi = p Teoms jIs
Goodsuouyh wife and children 20 a. 'uii- inS VIE Isp
As.r H. Jlc05s ". c,- e lord llra " heane , y mis,
j. s. smith John 81 duncan. Ne B.. 81 ClDby Judge A heCn
rev B. Meader J. Potter " o. hnesl'on jas Gamble y ~
Tosood wife infants N. b. Gtfon Wmnhed Joha teh-
s.d Oanriei Harris Augaftn 40
las C. p. Wise, Mrs Crosby D. q Davis Fr2 Vincent :.
HsTbrager r. = Dl6n-y Joscph a. shnos knohg g bine
hu and shd Sir Roger Haaborn ard Lady Tieho9Tu snd
Secretary, infant aud aP fild vito saa Shhd
Cbss Eeushs1 Mrs. Mary Howell md children J. A Dehs
Mrs NJ C. Grubb y. Edol and wii WA T. ssFeo ens =.
ebidfen Henry SontiDe Corey A. u. Tl~obsd y ass "
b. Thompson wife snd fvo cie b CHAMBERLAIN J. 9 Dssn
A G. Rssly A. A. Holmes e. PsrB b. ss'sbuTy vie sGd feuf
Brown children joan Ar,onE vile and Two sias'
Mn G. Mitchell end .oD David l'.H,os, a. "a 49,,
Peter Van WICK Peer Thom Hanwood Mrs. LsJts
Mr and hr, Briggs Pete, Buck G. j. Marvin T. Wss M snd
NV, M Misy s,S eId W. Js eI N.Y. 5a Mr. Js,ys asd er,s
G W snd C. Remington F. Ma,s5e, Az and Mira js,ss NJ
cor j. T. Robinson s Prsn Elisha Card Henry wais Ne
W. g. sosthwek William C1hfe Robert Thompson "tlaHs
FRoM LIVERPOOL AND Z EENsTolyN. Nov s-In stssn-
ship Eng and-f Hail. lady clen and infant John " sGsAI
cb Mr. Hudson Stimpson sdy ard child, d. krlbsa,
Heiiern, Maj j. Wis Mrs a. sdwei And children hf. Jsf
seIby C. W. seby DR.. Ne-son, 4. H. Oswald and sdJ d .
vad End go In s,esrsge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
FAMILY MARKETS.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN SEW-YORK.

FRIDAY. Nov. q lsCC
Pantry IL in the ascendant lust now with heavy stock
The market The warm weather with Indications OF rain
came dealers some anxiety work Of wholesalers Offering
an 20 ale though fresh birds generally rehiug
al 2someing poor and stale NJ cc These prices ead 10
heavy pun bases and the poultry trade quite brisk IN meats
hut.ieir complain dull market and passing through
he center " Washington Market Is bese every hand with
o6e OF hind quarters OF mutton at &c. and lore a. re- PEA
pound This cheap enough IN comparison win 0tn 81 o
and really tho cheapest meat going Pork - tending down
ward With heavy stock tho market Ih are pelt to-day
and lower Soa0ps ave selling upon the sidewalks at loa DC
according freshness size &c Su Get potatoes are advancg
and 20 many 81 the other vegetables Con n weaker with
GREAT inf nor the market Of which l. offered ~
81 . per TIM lew dealers however vii eel the best ed ash
forl L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
The Following are tue II
port dunng the week:

Annexed is list Of jobbers prices at the New
York Div Goods Exchange Nos 40 and 81 Park place;
prorn sbe.tioes-Atanto A. DC. FeppeTel E. 2Jc; do
Beaehed sirtings-BartettS 3oc; Tiptop S2lc Slater
PratsMerrmaek W, 2lGi American. lsic ArnOlds l7ci
London Mourning 1870. -
press irnl q %, Movers XXI, IN fair demand.
fper C0aT--hoto poitAn Collar Co. byron ana GhFfoe,
40 No ~ Easgsied Sge0ea ABsss.s1 Eae b1'T SOsTS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT ov NEw-roRk...........Ns,.s
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Steamship Caledonia (Br MDorad, elssse- Mipor'es
steamship r. sI K'Rnssy Il s';rp ef3s: J''H g. De-
s, ssp1,R W G Psrrcpsut slr,shrs Phlsd.lpha
Steamship Nev-York, fisti AleIsutus >, hsDd . An
ssp Geo GE.on Kirby I.1o.o Mo'sAsAt 4, f:[na'
BARK Castle Howe OF ; s' H1aI LoT'I w.;S CO.
s BAR G A. JoS.. DBL Clarion falmouth T., f0I erd L.
Oi BARI warren ord~,y Hoy, osnos Brett Son
s11 Ssa Ts.. B cho Vso ard market yrsrs
seS1 IDS L. Besr,e BOs-ou 5 W. Lewis 90
Sem ssR as IG s. SSSsf' ysa at' Ho.
ssS S 12s n. sg f bSsSl No y g. ch.s Co
Csas boats ThompsOn Brown. ard A. Ninm' Inss'sn'
siooe Eepor. Racket NsvHay-n Racset T0OAsI T'yo
ARRIVED.
Steamship ENGLAND Orb Liverpool Oct "a va oe..n.
Soupsny Oct a. at oG 10 o. steamship city Of Dub
i'm bound 9ls., lat. 40 r. long n u "a" steamship h's
Steamship Ysr,u. Bs.rs @ de and to I's's
Steamship Ashland Merton with md's and p SsuO-
sssasSp Leo Desrb savanna So'e with uA's 'oS pace
% ship Neptune H.Hoy Rshu Rotterdam 50 days.h with Hd''
70 Fupch MelneSe wenJt
10 sposord T,ston Has nd heavy weather loo, snd spt
sails. Oct 2s lat a ~ Ions Se'ns' n'"e 'hAhS~" ~ "
sst 4S;eIops White G1sai Turk T.. 10 days Win a.. to
hore Left in porB.k Sea Pale PhsdsIPh oe, ~ sLs
Samuel Lindsay for Boston and b. big laa ,oi hsa ~ ,hs
30h Brig Rsn,hAw arrived $50 tae ons hs.,is "hss ""
4
Brig D. R. Dewof of s. Jobs y Bs Covert I oI, In,ss
Gulf stream encountered % rom Il aqIms " GO -
ped deck load Of iatIe a an" VS.
Obliged o throw Il overheard.
ms Enma (of sidney C. Havana day' We ". e
with uIlse 20 o. J. sDefh a" 80
Hash had stToas head wind, for 70 iay~
}. Leighton. leighton Js1sCnsAe'
Jessie ynas Bangor I'll.
wood. Hetchkiss 4 Co. ,,o,. IL. ~. -. a, y.h.
waite Overton. 80,
schr FdTard Fish Manshed ElAAbethpo port for bes,o'
81, NJ Ei,,beth Hatch Elizabeth port fJr Fall River
scb, s,r.iton Cordsry Elzlbetpon Tor Providence
schT Minerva Bhghtman. Pal River
James Nekerson seght, Baltimore
Schr ocean, Hawkins James River.
schr w A Val, Barker, Bridgeport for WashirfsoH
Scbr w. n Bowen, Jackson. Providence
sehr Arrus Smith. Eizsbethpor Tor nerset
schr T. A Edwards. Lane 81. Mays fls
schr My Rover, Hnshss. ChaIesen
sehT h, J. Duncan, Duncan. Hoe Island
ecb efsh Banker Ella DemaTsra q daJs VIII A. ~
r,.sy Len IN port Chesapeake loading for bGnt. ,ss
DO briE Ada disehsIsins and orig hafinettA de-
MEMORANDA.
IT, chr Frederick Hall (of Portland Cosn.l IRON Ysd-tiA,
-, s,boss on the Brother Hell 0 and has b.sa
got 3D. o.s.,u..-..A -. f. .o-, ,..a.s 4. -, 49,
North Brother
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
Total Portage Lake District. -.
The London Star notices the current large reductions
In our m bic debts thus

IN Gun pubhc debth thus;
erhau nothing in the whole OF financial topics c6Gl
g more interest present than the remarkable manner In
which the United SIaes people graphing with the burden
Of their debt u it was rapidly Accumulated il bds fr 70 bo
also urdly diminished the policy OF diminishing IL 70 the
utmost OF fher power matter OF political
disputr They have assumed It 10 be duty resting tho
cn generation their debt Just they assumed
Ic duty fighting preserve their country rom disruption
The bearing debt has been reduced by sS y9J4
during she ending let October or ~ glj fact
entirely ureramped the history OF the world The yearly
charge upon the Of the Treasury has been reduced IN
the psiod by $40 700 OF 4ll9e IL - the eNecia
lion W NJ fpances of tho Union that the existing debt Of
o. $40 90G lea sum when written in dollars is enormously
brought down to 600 by the st Of January 1851
al oil events ly tho lst Of july
That Is Tie Americans look calmly 70 Tie posubly Of pay
equal income this country distant period
The gold values the import mes make the expectation by
improbable Up 9TH Of October the
Of gold paid for import duties had been says51 or &4
BIS Independent altogether o. the interior currency taxation
These facts well olh the study Of British statesmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

HowEs g. MACY BANKERS, 80 Wall-stree,- New
York formerly officers Of the ParA Bank FoaI FI cent Il
terest allowed deposiL
The bu1es o. s house the same As An I1oopo ia'sd
Bank
Prisons KEErr,a AccoUEn may DEPOSIT ard DRAW az
they please and wu allowed Interest on theJ daily BAL
ones az 4 per cont
CoIEcuoEs made on my Iart Of the United states or
Canada
Orders 10, m. PrEYlss N sAIE o. the various Govern.
mobt snd Other Stocks Bsnds and Gold promptly executed Tor
(. usual conr1isqon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

Ilo michigan SOlIltII hO80 talIVu 10 II6V VIII II
November;
lso5.. slls777 lsGG. tlOO CO Dec. tssol
The receipts on the Atlantic and Great Western Rail
way for the month Of October reached S54l4 9 against
$50 2l in the same month Of 1865 exhibiting decrease
of $500 The receipts from the first Of January to the
3lst Of October have amounted 10 t46S252s against
s. 1876 7O4 last year, showing On increase Of $96,2i
The following is the September product Of the Lake
Snnerior CoDDer Mines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

sup E.s......6 sun Sets. - ~ Moon Set' -
HIaH wITER
s,ps, e;1l Gov Island o.. fisl Gate. y "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
pINrINo Am TNAycIAL-

~ CHCAcO ROCk ISLAND AND lAo!ti, l,..''.-A'
FHsr MORTGAGE SEyEs PHI. CEAi be.L-
,ItugTY YEAPs 10 EvNl,
For SAFE BY
CLAIR DoDGr Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Nova-l2gH bias Hour 40 bbls. WHISKY. 100 shoks
Corn Meal - O4I bush Wheat - 40 bush Corn lsI5 bush
Oats roo hush Rye = 5e bush barley ~ buah seeds %
nc. Beef lss b1s PORK 80 pks Lard 2ii2 bbs Petro'
lI.fn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
FRUITS AID BERREs.

Apples cooking peck Common. 2 p. l ISal2
~ J0d40' lemons q doc ----.... 5Odio
per rae bastet 75asl 5OOrange q 1901 -
Good a. hu~h 81 y 2 % Plsrs Common y DeekJ0Q60
De- nj - cJq 7 0O| DO peach bket y G0ds2 -
C-rtsrles a. ot az Oliucel 9 700 ... Goa %
Gspes Catawba q % 2Jd 3O PEI psgcb basket ooS oo
- W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
ulpioero Notices.
No. . BroadWsy. conner q Rector Il

oyy1oK or rHH NEv.YoRK ALLEoHASI on CoHrASr
No q IiRsRTYsr, NEW YORK Nov . 900
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF I'm
n PER CENT the capital stock Of this Company has oesn
s.r.d p.Nae o ana instant The Transfer Books
Wi Ls closed from the 0th the h instant sosh day. neasve
V,HE TRUSTEES of the TARR FARM PETRO.
1 TFtN COMPANY have declared dividend Of ONE PR
I Mt psvabs At their oss 10 Pnssi the 18Th INST The
oo"'' wiz DC 0''e1 " ~ y T. p ROOARTH. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

gated sloas3s Godrnitbs Patent Byron go shakspesie
80; Cuf $50 less 80 per cent 49, ID
4lC.
shirts-Whittento1 4 A. $50. 40. 3 j, &c
Denims-YUrk A.. Boston Manufacturing Co. @lc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
bort n)aroeu's Nctite.

STATE oy Nsv.Yonu
PozrWAhDKNS OFticH, Ne - William
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN accordance will
tiou Of act passed April Il 1851 entitled An Ae
erzsne the Wsrdens Once Of .he Port Of EsvYoTt O.
sons interested having charge Of the subject matter
nopYy eraminaton survey that the following ve.sss
under BY the PORT Wsrdrna that the SAD
examinations Will be completed within Jays
uot.c. on board said vessels;
Ship uniNerse. .Wocdruh hoLss
snip iiefscnei
baib tari heofge,ss s..ssssss-sst'
Blk Alfra .sssss's'''ff'
Eng tisateth keilY..stsssrfst n
N.tIl.t l.tG lbMFhl.'' - -
sttI @-.kiaas. s,-t-.,I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10
Denii9irn

COIT0N DENTAL Association originated The
~ Of SroaOzyd Gas ni baye esretsd tech Tor o'r'
1850 pAsrif who uerihed td done thont Ri
pure and irelh every dly va fad" Ohos No
soopef lnstine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

pEMITTANCES to Great Britain and Ireland
Drafts upward payable demand issued ~ me
lowest rates by TAPSCOTT BROS. h Co,
Nos B soutl. ct. and q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

Woodcooks, 2 pr 81 oo6sl %
Partridge. y pairsl JOGs2 20
Prairie Chickens, e
! pair ..--------- 81 Jfasl %
Rabbits. q pair ---..-- tlGbs
] Robins. y uOL 81 OOGsl -
!. pInv.r each. 37GJO
y snipe 2 do1. 81 0Oasl 20
y yellow leg. e dol s99 81 90
j English. g d01 g 0psi %
squirrels, gray, each lQe "
!. Onlll a. l0l .... g Jjd4 -
! Veuison front y H.. l2@l5
, Hind, q lt.-...-----..-1G--
rAufEg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

GOr. FouArH AND TwENT1 sEvENrHsI, Z
TKtAsuRERs Owes, Nov q, 1866
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that PAY
MENT IN FULL r New s,scE be made or before
ith instant stock viii declared forfeited TO
.efirr wih any intsiusnts paid thereon. .
Bonds Of tie Company falling due Dee viii BE- pad on pre-
Win scrued second National bSnk IA The
City Of New Haven or sttha office. - . -
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO AND FRoNiQUEENsTowN AND
- LIVERPOOL.
CUNARD LINE
rMRiFA SAILS WEDNESDAY. NAY
steerage passage $50, payable in currency.
For Storage passage apply 10
WILLIAMS A GUION,
70 Broadway
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leaving pier A North river, follows-
VIRGINIA, Saturday. Nav 20.
DENMARK, Saturday, Juhe T.
SCOTLAND Saturday, June o.
Cabin Passage, 500; Steerage $50.
PAYABLE IN CURRENCY.
Queenstown For $40 currency
Through passage TO Paris Antwerp. HAMBURG Bremen
&C, al cor responding rates.
Eor freight and cabin passage apply tho companys
oEc Broadway and for seerage tickets at the passage
FW. J. HURST, Manager.
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REsTAURANTs.

QC0 BROADWAY, CORNER OF TwENTy.FIRsr
~ sireet=Parker House Restaurant up town, for.
merry La favorite Is now The subscriber pre.
pared TO furnish meals all hours day hot or cold
~ All the varieties OF the parties and fam
lies FURNISHED with meals At short notice Hot Beans
served New England style day The public Invited
70 give us call choioc Liquors and Cigars on
hand A a RIIOADS 4 IN
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1Q00 000 WORTH or CARPRfl, 1URNTTVRE,
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ue nnebinT. &r The and they
under supervision and wanting well koods
would Do vel 70 call before pirrhasng Goods
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Sporting.

THE INTERNATIONAL SCULLTN0 MATCH.
The international rowing match between James Hamill
Of Ptsburg, Pa, tho champion Of America and Henry
Kelly, OF London, the champion Of England begins
70 shape that TO cast all doubts Of
ing between those famous scucrs to the winds Money
has been saked by both parties foreits and all that
Is required is for the parties their agents
and draw up articles naming time and place. The fol-
lowing from the Newcastle Engish) Chronicle Of Februa
ry "a, shows that Hami Is In communicate on with ham
bers ex-champion Of England and old Harry Casper.
and that the Tyne win undoubtedly be the river which
tho race will take place ms the American has been
award'd the choice OF water:-
Last Monday published part of a letter received
from the American champion K Chambers, OF 81 An
thongs wishing 10 gain certain information concerning
the build OF the boats. the of the Tyne for
Ave mile race and other Questions with tho intention OF
making the Tyne the scene OF action. An answer
was forwarded back giving the necessary nfor-
nation. with the exception OF the size Of the
boat Harry Casper L. too good general TO give any
W III ideas, but promised him no gets his
weight and his style that nothing shall DO wanting
In the shape of craft 10 forward his purpose. On
Thursday last Chambers received another letter from
Hami the principal part being OF strictly private
ture, with the exception that he wishes 20 know the
quickest nile that has ever been rowed the Tyne;
and remarks as the river near Pttsburg Is Frozen he
cannot at present take any water training; but II nothing
occurs to his present Intentions he will leave for
England the is OF May, and the banks OF the
coay Tyne his first English domice II appears at
Pr tsburg there are several natives of Walker residing
who have made acquain ance with Haml, and doubt
h. will have heard through them the fair treatment
Strangers always receive from Tynesders, and ms no
n nts domicilc overlooked the much coveted course
claimed by the cockneys. he will be naturally OF opinion
that 70 enjoy equal chance his only plan VIII be 20
take Harry from his native other water
AMI, u ~ pretty clear tina; there Is scarcely rny Other
neutral course Offering many advantages as tho TYNE,
II now than hkcly-should Kelley still he In
the same mind to Ego onn-that tho Tyne will DO the
scene Of the coming conflict.
pEDEsrarASfsY
From the Sportsman, Feb ~.
A foot race which excited considerable interest has
just taken place at the Avenue dc rmptratrcc Bots do
Bouogne, between the groom OF Mr.. watson an Ameri-
can gentleman, and the jockey OF w. de Certify. The
bet between those gentlemen 20 900 francs, and
more than 81 900 sportcd by the hackers The dis
lance Is about two miles NJ dc Ccrilly's Jockey per-
formed in nine minutes and five seconds The groom
took two seconds more