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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

Be,t-Per 100 on total weight Of hide tallow and meats
RItrs Ga So first quality s3 01s second quality
s2 5Oss3 third quality tlO50ssll So some Of the poor
est bills 40. ssee9.
H0rEinS Or.n-sl50as 27s; handy Steers, se5sei0 %
much according 10 their VsOe FOR beef
Cors and Young Cares-Far quality ej04s75i extra $500
clio, farrov and dry. ASA as
Stores Thin Young Cattle for Farmers-YearnKs tlo0
cas- Tuoyesr Odds e30d t45 Three year ods, s450&6a
sAap-Per n live weight ~ d6ic Sheep and Lambs pei
head in lots 81 50as4 50
FG Hoss-Per d. l0i alle live weight Shotes Wholesale
--l0al2c.; retail, l2dl5e.
Hdss-Brghton, lei Pile. per NJ country lots, ssloc
CAR Stns-25c. per n.
Teiop-BTi9bton, 90 l0c. per o.: country los seeic.
Pelts-JOc. a OIL each
part Of last week there but 900 in number from the
West and OF light quality tbat-Dferor the average Of
Western This has Quckened the demand for the best lots and
the best animals both At Cambridge and Brighton and also
advanced the prices abont &C. the best grades Sever
al OF the Brighton butchers at Cambridge for the best OF
the stock and usual their presence encouraged the drov'
But they wanted ordinary cattle; Of these there we're
plenty Albany. So that while they helped the mskst
best grades Of aud steers they len the dry COWS
and young cattle generally undstubed Our figures show
larger number OF Northern cattle than last week at Cam
bridge and although trade was rather more prompt the drov
ers generally thought there little IL any change on
their lighter stock Ordinary and young cattle at 100
lie. y 10. the best ct about lie.
The supply sheep and lambs Is large and prices rather
lower higher There lots Of old sheep aver
shout 100 and fat 81 OF a6ic. n fair lsmos 40
s. 50ds4 heads better o. 25G "a 20. inferior 81 o0
g. Trade rather slow and large lots unsod when We
LEFT Cambridge and least 900 OF the Western at Brighton
were not sold at the close Of this report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

MaRKETS-Car,fray Reported for The Tribune.
No. ( BROAD ST.
NEw YORK.


wEDSEsDAY. SEPT. 70 1850.
We have had quite excited Breadstus during
tho past week. the limited arrivals here and at the Lake Ports
have disappointed the trade and the uuforabe reports from
West in regard 70 the yield Of Wheat hayhseted the
make, for sPng and prices Of New are quite nominal Corn
Western induced by reported injury 20 the crop by
prices Cotton has been in brisk demand the market
ward the close OF the week excited and better owing ~ the
reports teegnphed 20 Europe OF the injury TO our crop Hops
have been IN demand for home consumption ana pcs ruea
firm Adyices from the growing districts are stu mvoaoe bl
demand but variable prices Common Rosn has been In
brisk demand for export and prices improved Metals are
generally quiet but at steady prices.
ASHES have been very firm and fair business done
at eva g. Is for Pots Pearls are quoted at 81 OGs2
BROOM CoRN-The snPp!y e larger and the market is
BEEswAXTne business has been moderate and the mar
ket steady at 4Oa4Ic. for Yellow Western.
BRICKS have advanced. and good demand preysed we
quote Common Hard at elo !5as Croon slt6s7 25' and
COFFEE-BrsIl Coffee remains quiet but genera
thing steady owing 70 the small stock on hand we have only
quiet but steady The stock is composed principally Of
Cey0n and LaguaJrs the latter being chiefly Inferior and
medium grades quote Rio prime at I9c do good tiG
lgc fair l7ia ME. do ordinary, l6id7e do lair 10
rood careoss java mats and bags S Sse
and 81. Domingo. lCldl7cq all net cash gold
COAL-TheIs good demand for iDomsstic snd the mar;
ket auction prices the receipts are liberal and
the stock ample sales from yard at IS 5OaG - per t1n
no % for Ca, els for ovid and ss7 in lots for House
Camel
ness has moderate extent closing al Sa24c for
Adamaniins, zoe for sperm and 0c. for Patent - =,
CEMENT-we have no change to note in the price Of
RoSsbdaiei sales at 81 Is. cash.
COCOA remains unchanged. We quote So Domingoates
acc; Guaysqu, li0l5c Cardenss at .s02Jc all gold IN
bond ,
COPPER-Tbere has been no particular variation in the
price Of American ngot since our last review The business
i,s bsen moderate AZ from 81 d32c for Baltimore and Lake
New Shenthing and Yellow metal without change we
quote at s5c for the former and 32c for the latter
COTION-The demand stili continues active from ell
sources the crop reports still being considered uniaVorab
inducing considerable speculation, while the latest advloes
frurnE ma
facures also buying extent Prices have again
and close quite firm at 35a35ie for Mddhng
lauds and 3a3lc for hddng New Orleans sales OF 800
bales
DRUGS AND DYES-Most articles under this heading
have met with fair demand since last report and prices
have ruled quite frmj the supply OF BCarb Soda 10 very
small Bleacbed Powders are scarce and IN demand VIC
mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
PHILADELPHIA cATTLE MARKET.

SEPT lsTbe supply Of Beef Cattle this week was large
amounting 80 head the market dull and prices
rather unserd fair cattle sold from s4 to s5v
100 10 and Prime and Extra at nom s6 to 81 80 100 n
SHRIP-Ths market active and the offerings larger
the supply amounted 700 head aud sales made
at from 10 Gle. y n gross.
Hoea-The demand for Hogs active. and sales
Of go head made al from sl4 TO SIS 100 net
COwsTbe sale Of Cows amounted 20 80 head al pricee
ranging from go $50 for sprDgers and from s3 to slos
fOr 20 and Calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

by way Of greeting 10 the eminent actress The cnuc
now supersedes the journalist; but We wish Madame hs
tori the most abundant and crown OF fame In to
Western World that shall encre the laurel she has won
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20


OIL MEALrhe demand is light and the market heavy
GALES Of l20 bags at 81 ~ per 100 o,
OIL CAKE-Tbe fairly active and firm sales Of
900 tuns at s5 s52 currency for Western Thin, and se
dSil gold for City in bags and bols.
PROVISIONS-We have had good degree Of activity in
Pork since our but irregular though full prices the de-
mand has continued good but with free sellers
prices close aver the buYer The prospect for lower
prices good and there evidently
less cose the sales cash and regular to-day
are 200 bbs at s3l for Old Mess and e33 s3 10 for
New do for delivery, 500 bbls Mess buyer all the
month at $50 TO- aud 800 bbls do buyer al the st
s Is Beef has been pressed the market and Old Re.
hacked Mess and Extra Western lower and close heavy
but the stock is light nfoa Old and New Terce Beef has
been overlooked prices are nominal aud the prospect
In not favorable for any considerable activity 10
this article during the Autumn owing TO the higher
prses now current for cattle as the West. and learn
packers do not intend TO pack any extent We omit quota
lions for the present Beef Hams out Of market Cut
Meats have sold freely New City plenty and lower
closing heavy Bacon has bee in good demand for the home
trade and with limited arrivals and very meager STOCK
prices aad close hrn Cumberland Cut 5e and
Short Ribbed at lie Lard been freely offered and with
only limited demand for the home trade chiefly prices have
declined and close heavy sales to-day Of 200 pigs at 7dtc
for No lsdeie. for City and lse9ic Tor far to prime
Steam and Kettle Rendered-he latter rate for choice
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET. o'clock-NothinE vas
done Mes Pork Changer s33 10 10 the nominal price
Other kinds dull and nominal
EXPORTS PROVISIONS
Pork Beef Bacon Butter Cheese. Lard Tai
bbs. tuna tune tuns sana tans
To @. Birth asd Cont
...l ina Sep. I1isSs 100 g Il $50 81 9, .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

The Bonds han. Thirty Years 10 run and are secured oy
First Mortgage, eOHstHutrng an absolute prov fen
on that portion Of he Road, Equipments, Fra"ch"e',
and Ertire Property Of The Central PaeJde R9Troad
Company, located in e State Of California, ard ear
tending from Sacramento Cayto the CALIFORNIA Stafs
Line, forming part Of the GREAT PACIFIC RAILROAD
ROUTE, adopted and aided BY ne UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

paINCPLE AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN U. s. GOLD COIN
IN TIE CITY or NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

No 1 No. % Fnameled French Enameled and silrer Cor
gated sO1s3 Goldsmith Patent Byron sJO ehaksPaIe
eIO; Cufs $50 Less 30 per cent o, p,,..
Tioks-MsthueD. A. A, +7ic Hamilton 1ic blackstone
strpes-York. 34e.; Uncasvis $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

INTEREST AT RATE on SIX PER CENT PR ASsUh PAY
ABLE sEMI-AssUALLY, ON THE PIRsr DAY or JANUARY
AND JULY. --......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

SEPT io-l03J0 bbls Flour. 10 bills. Whisky 200 bib
Corn Meal 100 sacks Corn Meal 654 bash Wheat "a -
bush Corn H. 900 bush. Oats e7H bOsh Barley ptss Co
Meats l,577 bbis- Petroleum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS or THB CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD Co. OF CALIFORNIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

Goethe demand for Kentucky Leaf has been Ar.
but prices havo undergone no essential change we
ouos In coin a. follows: Light Leaf Lugs. s2ss4ci Con
mon at A 06c; Medium ct 6l05c Good OF y9lOoi fns
AZ ioI lie aud Selections l40l6c. Heavy Western ana
Clarksyie Lurs 4d SIC. Common 697c; Medium. 90
Good II a 2c Fine Bale. and Selections, $50 seq
Leaf Is aud nominal Manufactured have been In r as
mand In part for export aud prices are well sustained
TALL0W-The demand 10 good for this article ana W
market firm the advance but less aetve sales o. os
n at I2i l2ic for Westersj l2iel2tc for Cigi To- 70
Butchers ssocation. A.. .
medium grades Of Domestic since last bui price
have no change Other descriptions have
besn con parstvey quiet aud prices slightly favored Ne
buyer Foreign Of fne quality arc In demand and vsry
firmly held We quote Domestic Feeces &C Hoo2c ios
Native and onequsrer Merlnos 539Ssc for onehs asa
three uarter do; 60065c for fullblood hsrnos aao
6rs7So for Sa1ony Fleecesi 3o9+oo for be; y
Pulled, 4sa52c for Superfne do. sod 33eooo Tor kss
ira do, l2a27c. for common Unwashed California; =
alOc for Fins do, and SAGA. for IeIas. We
quote Foreign az follows; South American ct z5eNs
For common Washed - o37c. for Unwashed Messiss
and Merino; J2a4ec for Washed Entire Rios; ToOc 70!
Unwashed Creole; 40046c. for Washed Cordoya Chhsn
oIa3Ic for UnWashed Mestxa and herno Cape o. dcse
Hope O035c. for Unwashedi East India 1SsS dss
Washed and African 2oa3Oc. for Unwasacd ana SVes
for Washed.
wHISKY-Ths market is steady with moderate demsaa
sales OF 40 bb at 360Jc for Western In bond and 10 roc
WHALEBONE has been in fair demand and prices rulst
ante 1rm we quote South Sea at 81 "a oS 23 N Coes
at 81 35ssl 81 0ohotsk at OIL s. and Arctic At u 'ts
ZiSC remains firm, with fair demand at i3slsic fsa
MOsselmann.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

8SKIHSThe trade has been moderate, including Tampoe
gold. Ir0.. Co. .
stock ample sales Of 20 900 81 l340l9tc for inferior -
choice and 81 o l2o foS Grease.
SEEDS-Tbe demand active for Timothy Seed saA
the market firm at O. 25as3 50 for News Clover Seed
more plenty and 10 firms sales Of Il42lc Rough Fsxsss&
IL in supply and lowers sales az 81 509s1 50 busb.
SHOT advanced and fair demand prevailed sales %
Itc. for Drop and l2tc. for Back.
SOAP-With reduced stock ofCsstie and good demand
prices are sustained; note ssies ~ lsi6l9c.
remains steady with sales the e1tsAs
of 200 tuns at 6t06ac, gold.
TEA lireens remain firm under very good denand sales
OF 900 half chests Other descriptions remain duh and prices
ars nominal To-day fair demand prevails from the trads
principally for Greens though note some movement n
Ooongs; prices generally steady sales Of 70 Greens
and |, 400 Oolongs.
TIH-ws have had very good demand for Pig since our
lat and with very favorable sdvces from London pse
cable sad only stock here prices have advaaosd
and coss with upward tendency Plates have met VIVA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

DYEWO6DS have been only in limited demand but prices
are without change quote Logwood e22 so for Cam
os1 for ssvsulla and MariOabo all gold LEA Wood. slo
sarsnoy. We quote:
Lsswood Laauna gold. -. Per tun. Gao 900 -
Lsrvsod Csqvssc6y lEs.t).......... Is SOC -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
fina,rial.

CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN RAIL
~ WAY CO FUNDED COUPONS Of the FIRST MOTT.
GAGE BoNDsWrIten offers may be made to The 81
,hs ld day q rTEMBER ICES 70, The p.ca ~. asa
FUNDED COUPON BONDS Of tho sad Company 's sppn
cation sinking the .s par
pose and smsuntinf 10 6SBo o. AiHD"'' i'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

Amoou. Of ue 1886 900. Ia Coupon Bond. Of $1,000
each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

The amount Of these First Mortgage Bonds to De issued
nor me is limited by law To the amount of United States
Bonds allowed and issued to aid the construction Of the
Road and the Mortgage by which they are secured is
declared by Act Of Congress TO constitute lien PRIOR
and .yDey,or 10 that of The UaLcd States G9rernment
Tho aid received from the Government lin amount
equal TO this First Morgago is economically and judi
ciousy applied to the construction and equipment OF the
Road togehc with nearly g. 900 900 received from Stock
Subscriptions and other sources. The First Mortgage
therefore amounts but about IS per cent of the actual
cost and value of the Property which 1t covers.
The road is now completed, equipped and running from
Sacramento City to Alta dstanceof 70 miles, and tho
earnings for the three months ending August st were as
follows, VIZ;
May, 1866. '$oo,iio Oh
June, 1866. ..........................' o,4<9 10
July 1866. ..........-..............-.. o0,VOV w
IN GOLD.
The earnings are steadily increasing and are estimated
at over 900 in gold the month of Augustine OIL
ca report for THAI month having been received at this
date
Tho construction OF the road is going vigorously for
ward2i miles additional being nearly ready for the cars
and it will probably in full operation TO the California
State line-l56 miles from Sacramento City-durng the
Summer Of 1867 when its earnings must be very large as
the entire trade OF Nevada and largo proportion OF tna
of Utah, Idaho and Montana must pass over its line
II has been shown by reliable statistics that in 1868 over
si3 600 in gold paid for freghtng goods from Cali
fornia 10 Nevada alone.
This part Of the Great Pacific Railroad route ia destined
to be one Of the profitable lines of railroad in the
world and its First Mortgage bonds among the best
secured and most desirable investments ever offered
Over g. 900 has already bcen expended IN grading
beyond the point to which the road is now running and
the iron is bought and paid for sufficient to lay the track
the entire distance to the State Line.
The Road has been completed and equipped thus im
without the sale Of single dollar OF its First Mortgage
Bonds and they are offered to the public for the rst
time after the earnings Of the road have reached the sum
Of sOO per MONTH in gold only about % per cent OF
which is required for operating expenses.
The Bonds are offered at IS per cent and accrued IN
teres from July in currency. Orders may be forwarded
TO US direct or through the principal banks and bankers IN
all parts OF the country.
Remiiances may be made in drafts on New.iork, or IN
LEGAL Tender Notes National Bank Notes or other funds
current in this city and the Bonds will be forwarded to
any address by Express free Of charge Inquiries for fur
Their particulars by mail otherwise, will receive pune
ua attention FISK HATCH DahASrs,
No Nassau-st., New-foTK.
NB-Au kinds Of Government SECURITIES Iecc''eu ~
IN. ol market price in exchange for the above Bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

d ~ AllA "A PARTY IS WANTED who Will
dSOyVI. osa tkis sn.eaat Of or tear msaths -
xSlrss G, &, Boa Ne ~. HsuslA o@ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

Total Expenditures tj22sil 'Oi "
Treasury Department, Registers once, sept le soS
f. A. GRAHAM. Acting Hegisier
The following is . Hist Of iobbers prices at he New
York Dry Goods Exchange, 49 and 81 Park Place;
Brown shsstngs-sta,t A., 2lic Peppersll T., Ae DO
R.. 22ic. 1850
Bs.ehsd shrtngs-Jspss 3oc.i Hills senpsr Iesn 1aci
PTrts-Msrrimsoi W.. 81 e22s.i Richmond, 49, sp'asue
lee Wsmsutta l<io. -.
Hcep siirts-Brsdlsys Duplsx Elliptic and Empress Trail
In GOOD demand, hsyers Xxi. 10 iaoh tapes. 4eofsc
ehirs-J. W. l., Standard Dress no. US ejs DO TO- no.
fs,,s OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cellar Co.. Br~ esrrsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
RECEIPTS on PRovrsioss. ~
Pork, Beef Lssd, Butter. Chssee
bbL Tea sons tuns tsnh
For week ending .o .r a,
sS SsSs sspsi, issG... lSs 9, ss I;s, ISs


Same tirus Is65....-..6lO9 6,lN sN3 LdN lOs
PETR0LEUMThe market e more active Bot ersSss 81
baI, sass Of 500 bids In bulk. at loic We quote Rsnns
In bosd At 3S93so for Light Straw C1o tor Lgh sIAs
def icr Standard White sales Of 900 bb, DO Ae.
45letso for Primo White Free OIL quoted at 5!ee1e
RICE-The market dull and rather heavy saes soms
500 bars Rsngooa IA retail tots at 81 0sfc.
SUGARS-rAs badness 10 SaGss iSft and oeannss
chiefly 20 the supply Of tie immedias necessities or ba
Prices are weak reduced about To- the sItrcnss
We q1ete follows femsTkng that our fsIres are
to common re6ning oi lose fam 70 good do llaits
for fair to good grocery re late for prime foe
Ilto for Nos Lilo for No. rs lia3i for Nos u 70
Is and t9ic for Nos is 10 DO The stock estimated .
sales oday are 800 hhds Caba st f0e3ia sad 800 boxs
Havana part at ioc Refined duh tl6}e fcf HArds
nSALT-Wth limited arrivals Of liverpool and only mod.
ats demand prices have undergone essential change Turks
Island and other kinds inactive and prices entirely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND hEDF0RD.
Reverted t0r TIE TRIBUNE for hs pe sndias Hs4~ssiss
Sept 49, 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20

Mr. Charles Seymour, the regular dramatic and mus
raj crc of TIE n Y Daiiv Times, has returned TO the
CITY aftor long soiourn among the White Mountains,
and has resumed the duties Of bis oficean suspicious
kact alike for the psper the public and the various places
been greatly missed. r,,
St. Louis papers chronicle the death in that city, Of M
Alexander PfeifeF an eminent German actor Mr. Pfe'
fer we are told won honorable fame in his own country
before emigrating hence in 1851 He has since gained
distinction In the Western theates and his death is much
deplored. His age was 81 years. One Western paper
aays BE had TIE terrible misfortune to lose hopeful
von youth OF about n years Of age who was drowned
happy father has gradually failed and the last -
mouths his death has been forseen by his family and
Krends He lives D their recollection great artist an
Aonest man. refined and highly cultivated scholar, and
ts1s and kiDd.hearted husband and father
RIsT0RI.
Our readers az reminded that Madame RistOr makes
oar arst appearance Al the French Theaes night the
1syeeeE 20 Msdss All has bOeR said that Esd 10 sAir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-20
BARSUM's MUSEUM.

A domestic play holds the stage of this
was first brought out on Monday afternoon, v
messed its representation, and it is now seted
noon and evening. "Mary Lockwood, or Tho
Gold" is its title, and MI. Bayle Bernard is
author. II is manifestly an English play, pa
clumsily localized, 10 suit the taste Of thu
New-York figures instead Of London, and a
settlement instead Of an English rural distinct.
lesson-fOr what would become OF the domestl
of Barnvm's Museum, without its scrap OF me
that poor people ought 70 be content with their
indulge craving after wealth. This idea u ann
by detailing the sad experience ola NeW-Jersey
gained 100000 IN a lottery, brought hrs
town, fell into bad company, was ruined by "a
at last, when about 10 become murderer
pented. came TO his senses, and started J
under the auspices Of kind brother hapPi
from California with q lot Of nuggets. There
plot, showing how a scoundTei-played by an
resembling BARRIERS block in fashionable ciot
endeavored 70 seduce the unfortunate mans WI
serves no other purpose than 10 vnlgarize . d
intrinsically stupid. We presume, however, tha
itude will always find admirers, and hence that -"
wood is sure of q certain sort Of popularity.
plays the frightful example, and eyinees taste
bility. lust perception Of nature, and much
cultivation. The person who sings the "e(
could be dispensed with. MIR. Barnums ExhlI
are as various and attractive as ever. The 7!
of diseases, &c, may also yet be seen upon
drop-curtain-so that the spectator OF the DOM
may he reminded almost simultaneously OF hls
his Viscera-
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-06-20
Lower East Tennessee,

The following letter from intelligent and
worthy man, will be read with interest He writes
from Hamilton county:
NJ Dear Sr:-As a matter of information, per-
nit me to say our Circuit Court has been in pro-
gress during the week. to the entire satisfaction of
all parties interested so far as 1 can learn Many
important suits for damages for imprisonment &c,
growing out of the rebellion have been brought in
our Circuit In one case one party sued for $40,
600, and at this term he obtained Judgment for
Sl2,50o; another suit now progressing is for $40 0OO
that think will give judgment for $4,000 or $50
600, as the we'll made out-the verdict de-
cdes three cases. The ruling of the Court and de-
cislons Of the juries, have induced many PROPOSE
tions to compromise from the rebels some of which
have been accepted. A strong effort has been made
to change the venue, upon the grounds of public
prejudice and fear Of abuse but the Court only con-
sdered SO far as to guarantee protection and to
have them escorted a reasonable distance back and
forth during the term. Business is progressing
splendidly, and it is common remark that Adams
II the most efficient Judge we have had for wears.
Both Union men and rebels are pleased with his
course, judieially, notwithstanding his uniform
course 50 far has been uncompromisingly in support
oi the State Government and the Union cause
More than ordinary respect is being shown the Court
not single difficulty occurring so far as learn.
am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,