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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


Steamship ]. w. Everman Tuttle, 20 hours from
Chareslon with cotton rice and naval stores Lath
bury, Wickersham q Co. Passengers-Mrs. Rogers.
MIR. and Mrs. Moore. Miss Julia Johnston, Mrs Rogers
and child. Mrs. s. Alexander, Mrs s. A. Wesson and
child, Miss Betsey Butler, Mrs. Mary Robinson aud
child Mrs. lizard and two children. Passed Off the
Ledge Lightship brig Abbie o. Titcomb, bound ul:
four miles above the LEDGE brig Hiram Abif bound
up: above the Buoy on the Middle, barque Morn.
Schr Ring Dove, Wooster, 8 days from Calais with
laths and pickets to j. W. Gaskill & Sons
Schr Ann Maria, Waller from Manokin River with
lumber to Lathbury, Wckersham & Co.
Schr s. E. Jayne. Russell, days from Charleston,
with lumber to Lathbury, Wickersham & Co..
Schr Lucy, Townsend day from Brandywine with
corn meal to II. NJ. Lea q Co.
Schr j. Il. HeVerin, Melvin, day from Little Creek
Landing, with grain to j. l.. Bewley g. Co.
Schr Ettie Hail. Maxon day from Frederick, with
grain to j. l.. Bewley d Co.
Schr Amelia, Beebe, FROM Fall River.
Schr w. Gillum. Scovill. from Middletown.
Scbr Julia smith, Briggs, from Dighton.
Schr James Parker. Kelly, from Providence.
Schr Minnesota, Phinney from Gloucester.
Schr Joseph Hay, Hathaway, from New York.
Schr T. s. Grler, Wheatley, from Lebanon
Steamer c. Comstock Drake, "a hours from New
York, with mdse. to w. M. Baird e. Co.
mdse. to w NJ. Baird IL Co.
steamer Beverly. Pierce, "a hours from New York,
with mdse to w. p Clyde d Co. go
Tug Hudson, Carr, from Baltimore, with a tow OF
barges to w. p. Clyde u Co.
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PHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON AND BAL
il TIMORE RAILROAD,
TIME TABLE,


TIME TABLE.
Commencing MoNpAY,, April %, 1856, Trains will
Way Mail Train at $50 A. M. Csundays excepted
meeting with Delaware Railroad at Wilmington foz
Express Train at 1l45 A. NJ. Sundays excepted) for
ESPres Train TrH at NJ sund excepted, fol
Baltimore and Washington, stopping a. hester Thur
ton Newark, Elkion Northeast, Charlestc a, Perry.
vi q HaVre-dfeGTiace, Ao@erdeen @ PerrymSh 1 Edge
Night Express 90 p NJ DAILY for Baitimol and
Railroad Line Isatnrdays excepted stopping at Md
dletown Smyrna Doyer harrington sesiord sails,
Boat for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and The South;
Monroe and NS-fYk VII 5ake me me ll4S A. NJ Train.
Stopping at ali stations between m philadelphia and
tLsaye PhadSEPnis %Pa s.,s St 1870 500, and 1Iso
Delaware Railroad for Milford Intermediate sta
Leave Wilmington 700 and A. M.,IsOO and $50
TRoM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Iesye BgmPre n g 7' A. M Way s; Neil 81 e8S M
20 { SUNDAY TRAIN FROM BALTIMORE
de,GIsGe. PeTTyyille, and WmingtonA 49, Also stops at
for Phiadslp6a and leave e passenger from Washlng
or 70 leave
Ef s to % Rpas % thy s9Ssh e fS @
SIS GMEsNUT GMf Street Under The cOntnenta Hotel
{hsiT Pasgass SGesksd at their residence by Ora
48s Il. F. KENNEY, superintendent
TOR NEW YORK.-CAMDEN AND AMBOY
II and Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Com.
VIII
AtS tOlc, A. NJ Via camden and Amboy, Accom-
ASA. n, via Camden and Jersey CITY, Ex xpress, 2gi
At p M, via Camden and AmbOy Ac- Isl class, 82
U ann NJ aSd M, for Mount Holly, oil es Evans ss
VILE PSmbertSn be Birmlngham TGd and Vncenown and
ATS A. M and y. Nj. for Freehold.
FISH House O Pamyra mn anu Ryerton PTogress
Beverly, Edgewater Burlington. Florence,
town, etc. The 10 A. Nj. and p. III. lines ruh
eSI The i P M Market line will leave from foot of
| LINES from KENsINGToN DEPOT
! Atii A. NJ $50 SIS p M. and l2 Midnight. via Ken
sington and Jersey City Express Lines: Fare $780,
The Gas f. NJ line will run daily All others Sundays
/ Al f's6 and II A. NJ 28O $780, $780, s. Gas p NJ, and
Y Midnight for Bristol, Trenton, etc. and at O'l5 A.
Al 7'50 and lois A. NJ, $780, 4aO, and 70 p NJ. for
Al i0:6 A. M. 2sO, 3, and IL p. NJ for Eddington.
At 79O and iOI5 M, 2'3O. 4, s. g. and y p NJ for
/ burg and Franktord and at +. Nj. for Holmesburg
At ioI5 A. M 2'So a. s. 9, 8, and l2 P. NJ. for wissi
NUN BELVIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD.
For the Delaw River Valley, Northern Pennsyl-
! vanla, and New York state, and the Great Lakes
| daily, Sundays excepted, from Kensington Depot as
Al 7'sO A. NJ for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Duuklrk
swego syTaeGs Tesg BeSS oa
trose Wikesbarre, Scranton, Stroudsburg Water Gap
At 7'sO A. NJ. and $3.50 p. NJ. for Bevdere, Easton
| Lambertvie, Pennington, etc.
| leaving ERston for Mauch Chunk Allentown, Bethle
At =. NJ. or LambertviIe and intermediate sta
| tlons. VIM H. GATzMER, Agent.
| TUREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
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A.
Ship w. ]. Hatfield Murphy, hence, at quebec 24th
Ship Mohongo, Mceonagle. from Londonderry for
Philadelphia was SPOKEN 14th inst lat 5S, lon p
river IYeEpoe 7tb nst bonS ont was III 'ne
Steamship Proponts, Higgnson, hence, via Norfolk,
Steamship Meta, sumner, for Philadelphia, at
BaTque ]. E. Ward, Landerlzin, hence, Portland
OF London 10Th inst ''--'
Barque Sarah King, King, from London for Phila-
delphia, sailed from Deal 10th inst.
Brig r. Foulkes, Townsend, tor New York, cleared
Brig Carrie Douglass, Peters, hence, at ST. john N.
schr ontara, Huntley, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday M so,,oo from, ,v,,.o
schr +. Arthemus, Mitchell, hence. at Portsmouth
schr isabella. Smith, for Philadelphia, cleared at
schrs NJ. Perrin, Gibbs and L Beard, Perry for Phi
saeG from NsW bpe eS at
Schr w. II. Dennis Lake, hence, at Salem 9th inst.
schr Albert Thomas Means hence, at Fall River
schrs ocean Belle Eames. and A. Partridge, Haley,
for Philadelphla sailed from Portsmouth 2ith inst
om SShf New Tsqs Reo ns 'Or SAeo
schr Ninetta, Wilson, tor philadelphia, sailed from
schr S. Beatty. Henderson, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Newburyport 9th inst.
schr NJ. Fillmore, Chase for Philadelphia. cleared
sc6rs o. Loeser smith, and A. Bartlett, Bartlett,
hence at Portland 9th inst.
schr Cerro Gordo Hodgdon' hence at Newburyport
Schr VIM. B. Thomas, Winsmore, from Matanzas,
which put into Key West with head of foremost gone,
made temporary repairs at that place. and proceeded
| 10th inst. on her voyage to Philadelphia
Steamer Ann Elza, Richards for philadelphia
cleared at New York yesterday.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Greenport IL. ~ WdtcIlndn OF the 18th inst;
says"We are informed that the bell on Little Gull
Island crack seriously Impair It's power or
being heard any great distance in certain conditions
OF the air II Is or the first Importance that be re-
newed at once or what is better be replaced by tog
trumpet"
Official information is hereby given that first order
house. North Carolina tor the third order lens
placed there temporarily after the Injury done to 1t
during the war. The change was made on the 2lst
inst and the light should be seen In clear weather
distance OF twenty miles. There Is no alteration
whateY in the character of the light with the ex
ception Of increased power enabling TO be seen
greater distance.
The temporary fixed red and green light on Point
tnued after the 18TH of February. 1867, and light OF
the same character but of greater power and more
extended range was TO be exhibited from the light
| house near Point Lonsdale telegraph station
| From seaward the light will appear green between
the bearings OF about n. by w. and NV 1a W., ana
| red between NW.A w. ana w. by s. In clear weather
the light should be seen from distance OF ten miles
BY referring to the charti Will be seen that the NV
| z w line passes near the Lonsdale and Lightning
guard before the colors begin to change the blend
Ing of the red and green lights Will Indicate close
vicinity TO the line which passes from the Lighthouse
| over these dangers.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
u Principal Depot, No 304 CHHSNUr street.
Central Depot NO. 100 south FIFTH Street one 400
below Chesnut. Established 1867 .,
Revenue stamps Of every description constanuyoi
hand In any amount. .
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TTREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
M sas s9Sn4 RSTOS S9 tff aS RHFR1
THE CAMDEN AND AMB0Y AGnBSg EAyILRoAP AND
iiNEs iOr New York, viii leave WALNUT Street
Freight must be delivered before ~ O'clock TO be
Returning the above lines will leave New York at
FTeght tH& ior TTeHtc Princeton kingston New
RaroSd; also on the Delaware and Fie
ng19n the Mew Jersey The o Heef4d a and
ceiyed and forwarded up to p M ~, ...o,u., -,
PhilIIpsburg with the Lehigh Valley Railroad, and
at Manufacturing with all points on the Delaware
Syracuse, Buffalo, and other points In Western New
The New Jersey Railroad connects at Elizabeth
with the New Jersey Central EaiIroad' and at Newark
slip d spesiag tne marks s1arv anS N
sance, Be sent Win each load OF goods receipt
WI Bgincreased facilities have been made for the
transportation Of live stock are Re 1wea 20
try the route Mhen ssoEK yin II b a a beINe
of FOrtieh street. near the Drove Yard or at Pier ~
l. North River as the shippers may designate attn
time OF shipment, For terms; or other informatioi
apply to WAITER R EREEMkAN Freight a AAggeantdo
TTT EsT JERSEY RAILROAD LINES FROM
Wy S95 e fPaAAbhIPHfA MAKE sfffI g
BTSge.Gp Nall Mlys S Hpq M al sss%sd
For Woodbury., 8 A: NJ. $3.50 and6P. M.
for O"pRf pRETUlRNiNd Ell TRAINS LEAVE
woodbury. at 715 and $40 A. NJ, ana 44o Il, M
Brdgetown at 7'O5 A. NJ andl88O p. M. Freight, $3.50
p M. =. ,.,,.,
MnlVille at 655 A. M. ana sos p. M. Freight, elV
p
Communication tickets, at very reduced rates. oetwees
Philadelphia and Cape May, good for ONE, THREE,
mon this will besold at the Ohice, Camden.
Freight win be received at First Covered Whali
above Walnut street, from 600 A. M. until 800 r. NJ
That received before 200 A. M. will go through the
S'' Freis6t pelIvery. NO 22s 8. DELAWARE Avenue,
5p WILLIAM J. sEWEIIA superintendent
, 1867-05-07

Assurances of every description on sin
Gle lives are granted by the Society for
anysum from 100 DoliarSto 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurers wishing to discontinue the
payment of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies TO the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for Il reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquenniaily,
and the surplus then existing is allotted 10
the Members, after q sufficient sum has
been set aside for the purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 3lst December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
SecretGry-HENRY 1GRUMPTON.
, 1867-05-07

palHIS Society, which conf rs Its bust
a ness exclusively 70 assuring The lives
of persons resident III HE UesI Indies,
presents advantages such Dr. no nther AS
surance Com al y, tabaueia IN The same
field, can off,. is scale # Premiums,
although con.ljcr'bIy lower Than that OF
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate 10 provide for the
risk Of life in the West Indies, and >Uffi-
cient 10 create large %surpluscs, out of
which Rever>ionary Bonuses, averaging
p per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members of the Society.
Its career, during a period of 81 years,
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part OF
the world, are, when carefully selected,
almost us valuable as those inhahltlng
Europe, and that they do not demand
such excessive Premiums as are charged
by every other Company.
The following abridged Table shows
the Premiums required 70 assure 100 dol
lars, for The whole term, upon asingIe llfe:-
, 1867-05-07

OLONIALR AADhI
FOR ST. CROIX.

Mandaoen den lode April 1867, Middag
Kl. II, ho.dt Colonial Raadet ct overor-
dentlipt Mode.
MedIemmerne ware tilstede med Und-
tagelse at 2det k~ongevalgte Medlem
(NIeinckcl, der var frayprende fra Gen, og
3D. o. 4de Medlemmer for Christiansteds
Laad3s.ict I)am or PercYl der havde
aumeldt FOr,oiJ, zen Sidste paa Grund at
Sygdom.
EorAaudliagernc for sidste Mode ople-
stes.
Fernandez meddeelte, at han fra Gou-
vernementet havde modtaget Undertaking
ON, at den af Raadet under lode Deem
Der f. A. vedtagne Tillrgsbevilling til
commandments for 1S66-67 ON I'd
laan af $500 af Colonialkassens Midler til
ToIdcontrolDeur 2. G. Birch til Diet deri be-
stemte Oiemed, har erhoIdt allerh0ieste
StadfesteIse under lste Marts dette Aar.
If0lge Da9sordenen fo%retoges:
/, 1ste Demanding al I'd asst til Budgettet
for St. CroiX Commune for FinantSaaret
fra 1ste April 1867 til Site Marts 1868.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Sa
rauw) toreSpur4te, ON Colonialk assens Still
ling Ill ImmigratiOnstondet we'd Oph6ret af
den forrige LandkasSe var bleven constate-
ret.
Gouverneuren svarede, at en- forel6big
Status over Immigrationsfondets og den
forrige Landkasses Mellemvarende allerede
i foriige Aar var bleven fremlagt i Raadet,
o. dens Resultat var we'd senere Unders0-
gelse fundet Diet VpsentIige rigtig. bet
Nermere Wide fremgaae at Diet Overslag
over Immigrationsfondets IndtRgter og
Udgifttr, SON med Diet F6rste Wide blive
fereIagt Raadet.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw} tremsatte nOgle Bpmerkninger an
gaaende Former at Budgettet, hvori, efter
hans Formening, Ell skarpere AdsKilielse
burde eiennemt0res imellem hvad der hem
h6rer under de forskjellige Poster; saale-
DIES burde 'Fragtbel0bene for Contoirrequi-
sitter og Militairsager o. S. v" opf6res under
de veIkommende Poster og like under
"Ubrstemte Udgifter" Under Posten "Fat-
tigvrsenet" burde henfores, de Fattiges
Forpleining paa Hosritalerne, der nu fin
des under acknowledgements" Under
"Fengselsvipsenet'' indes indbefattet,
like alene egentlige F;engsel udgifter, men
ogsaa Arrestantels Observation-Disclosures
"Hospitals Udgitterne' indbetatte betty
deIige "Militairudgifter," der burde hen
f0res under disSe.
Gouvernruren bemerkede. at der med
Hensyn til Udgifternes Klassifeering I'M
der de forskjellise Poster var i nierv@ren-
de Udkast imodekommet Diet i forrige Aar
fremsatte Onske ON en- yderligere Adskil-
lelse imellem Udgifterne under Politivwseg
net or F@ugselsvesenet; men dersom, man
i Diet Hele Wide lrgge an paa at agjennem-
fore til Diet Yderste en- systematisk .Klassln
fcation af Udgiftsposterne Wide dette lsde
til mere Skriveri og Bogf6ring end det
, 1867-05-07
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BARBADOS
Mutual Life Assurance Society.
ESTABLISHED IN $40.

INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
, 1867-05-07

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
, 1867-05-07
CHIEF OFFICE :

No. 20, HIGH STREET, B%RlpGETowN, BARBADOS.
The New York herald., 1867-10-07

sermon was delivered yesterday morning by The
Rev. o. u. Frothiagnam, on the subject OF "A Live
Church." In his church 10 Forsesh ars.t, near Firth
After the usual preliminary devotional exer-
cscs which consisted Of prayer singing reading
OF the Holy scriptures, the reverend gentleman choss
appropriate sext and proceedcd TO givo his idea oi -
I've church" WHICH he said was church which cou.
saa,y sxertcd hsslf ~ oppose evil assasd abuse
and irregularities wherever they existed thai was
stanuy engaged n the service OF s Heavenly Master
and never ceased actvsy 70 and preach The
pei He regretted 70 say there many churchse
uhch professsd 70 do these things, but rev uhlch
for doing them could be termed live churches The
spirit OF Christ makes church anvs, aud such church
WI be always yigiant TO mako upon ths devil and
his agencies The sermon, WEIGH Qssss el0qsent,
vas largely occupied with showing what ting ChrMi-
apty rvsv ts The exercises terminated wmn . bene-
dicton asd NE sss and fasnionaDs couerognon thea
ftsuafxodL
The New York herald., 1867-10-07

.-s,oa iss is nothing less than Awsss violation The
.s. "e bee. % sa as S 80 ass
r..ani u =: appe.ois % proceedings ursa hsssss
: :ss.s 's sss:r i. s Sss
fore the court ana Is - hat hss any doubsia sxpr-
used !. the .s..s. y: sPD,sd s..s.S a.. =.
-!Aiu ls contempt tas cont,
rslS:sd wssa spps.r. H.. Ss
on !: sS:.sa .: ..ls5, q ..
a>rd ,as opinion, and yet ms dos. proper
& o. s' @ se ssss ls
q 0s mhh@ hs Ss sns Il III. ss % 'ss
erzed -erisSnsr.' another clause OF
fS' -sa ssass Ises
Snasr wacs be d.asn. Mn X :. the same m. I'M
rsr1.ssL a. hts ay :. ts process. q the SITES
Sssnss 20 T TA"s. s.oa so 10 % .a
s" $ % I who .:,s
s:ss s % as < n.pnsa no. n ws.sh .s,ssn.s %,s 2
p-onsr 20 4 1t was Intended apply % such As
a. s.vE ns e. sa from '
sssI a u The sss q wisconsin saa w.. 10
e o. ,hs keeper ., The H. ,aa ~. .a
express on oIsr saan The a@rsha i 20 cs asd rsoo
s Court - he 20 'ns ero %
a. on 81 sas eo Y the is Ussa sis + %
by sa.hory IN Enssnd aud ,ns United state. rne
The aa.y Of produsing the boay % hass.s eorpa. :
ssrrassa or Mas oase o. IN enea,a by .Ss
rroe-ss This eAc..t.oa admitted Iuder m ca
cn sing clause Of tie irst OF the act OF
gies. his however, 10 not ony exception to the
20 rue ne ,s s n
OF tle warrant o. commitment, there wou nave
ne gained oy .hs act OF 81 Car l." Nor unde stand
.n- ..x'rse o.h court n Aoemas ys ioos a 70 or.
sppcA 10 TO Any other over persons resirined
under Of Inc cousss or as uasi
undno,eiv 05rmiey y detained enlisted pc son.
been brought whia the exclusive arsd elton Of any
The atss nor IL there act VI which
s = :ass:.S over y his Hs end A sss
50 too whie L. II clear that the proper courts
u q ss: mi sss s s.
capacity take jurisdiction. does 6ef actual
& 8 he fsSers Il al law
eauy under the constitution and laws Of tho United
a vast ae
lnrisdi,non remaining IN the State courts when Con.
cosnrancs or the federal Judiciary. iasrs H. ,aen
no act Of Congress and no dec sion OF the supreme
Of saorss corpus excludes State court from the
exere OF its own proper nrsdcton to entertain tue case
body o person detained oy AN ocer % .he av, as an
enl..ei pcson am accordingly Of the Mon that the
pei return and The production BODY;
should be Commander scige
1ormley before ,he court that tae Instructions
hereoloe sent him to make resistance " force snould
be s 10 n1 deem m Eoes n % I. ns @s nd
quest viii "a arise befar the stat fer .
JGrsdeioa OF ,he urs ha been ndicat,i cbei
10 IL VII prop ,ec ion will oe had quest
charge d pm r-a.n natioI, 1. should b see peii
eat tie gust on totns sur.me ur u uaaed
i c1nlaras V. \ ths ioreso opinion III see,e OF
nlaaer Selirilgc 10 produce -ormlsy BET tn
The New York herald., 1867-10-07
ST. AMMf's FREE cuuacu.

The servces in this church Yesterday OF unusual
interest being commemorative Of the nfeenth annnsr
ssry Of s dedication After the regular religious services
OF the Episcopal liturgy the rector the Rev. Dr. Galaade
delivered short DISCOURSE In the whicn
bret sketch OF the foundation Of the church and -
history during the fifteen years Of It's extence grae-
fnly ack wsdging the great favor OF Almighty
s progress and the prosperity had enjoyed we'll the
great harvest d good wnich has rewarded ss Iabcrs
oI nsiry. Al hrst heavily oncumbcrsd, tue debt
proportions % give reasonable ground Tor hope
thai may speedily BE- cniiroy cleared on large con-
gresatou was 10 auendence, who evnced de interest
IN the reverend speakers rcmsrka peculiar feature
OF the sunday exercises shs church s tue morn,uQ
hafpaat seven O'Clock, and the service for
mutee halt past three O'clock the afteInon
The New York herald., 1867-10-07
sHIPPIN q NEW s


sissmshp Hibsrnls (Br, munro, Glasgow se,t "A ana
= Co.
steamship City Of Boston, r.eilch, Liverpoo, Sent
~ Vucensown 18th, wth mdse aud ssengers 70 John "a
Dale. Oct lat 81 w. Ion ~ - passed seamship cttv ar
Washington, hence for Liverpool: 81 ID 81 ion 81 sa
steamship feutonis, hence for Hamburs lss east
OF sandy Hook steamship Cuy OF Antwerp and brig risssd
aud bark vi kGcd steamer, all bound rast
Steamship Herman livingston. Baker Savannah n
hours VIII mdsc - e.sssngors, 70 Livingston. Foa Co
Ah iust Al. 30 miles NJ Of Frying Pan Shoals passed
propser. showing haa white ground letter A IN centre
6ou ~ q same time exchanged Signals With stssunshsp
diAc hencs Tor savannah N 40 P. 10 north of
Cape hsesas wish steamships Cen Bsrucs for sa
Steamship Huntsville. Croweii Savannah 70 hours with
mdse and passengers, TO Lowdep
steamship Virgo, bulkey Savannah n hourn with
and passenesr. 70 Murray, ferr.s Co ~ ,.l-.7sl-
Hsssnsaip MonekA. Winches,er ,bsrlsssou With mdss
and passengers. 70 wheeler Lehman.
ste.msn,p wamsn Ia tish New Bedford with mdss and
paasengcra. 10 Fergus N 4 Mood.
Bars Henry Irovsrid e tof New Hsvenh Young barba-
doa " days with sugsr. 10. 70 VI Trow wvriiges soma
10 mast
Barh wsidn BAKER, Gloucester ~ hs~ss. With goldfish TO
Broadway q Bsker.
The New York herald., 1867-10-07
the ALLEGED UolArou m TIVE rlutmlsr HOUSE Law.
TO rHB EDITOR or rHg HERALD.
Nur yapr ~, n N


HKw YoRK. Oct o, 1897.
SEQ 10 your paper today article from . person
styns hmsst Observer" asking 'ghe superintend.
cht Of Buildings why builders permitted in nearly
every portion Of the city 10 up largo mantraps with
scarcely sufficient walt TO sustain them," &c, and par
tcgarly resrnS houses In process OF cree.
ton 10 Forty nrss street. bc. ween Sssesth and Eighth
avenues. who're Obsesser says he resdea Now, Mr.
Esitor Why dont Observer stats hs rssl feeling IN the
and say u Is Objectionable him see houses
for poor being erected In hts aud why
dont he read the iaw in this ma,torf He will that
the Tenement Hcasesacs 80 csledD vent into effect
the Let dsy OF June last and IL he opens his
little more he will see and learn that eli houses IN the
CITY 70 near completion as ara, must have been
begun long before the Lac cent into operation, and
therefore, no not ssk the Superintendent Of bui d.
iues way &c, &c, for all these buildngs are built &C.
csrdine 70 law and good sub-,sns houses and OF
best maierss We respectfully invite Observer to
meet us buildings Fortv-arst street. % dsy or
tomorrow. - sine o'clock A. ~, and We will shov hin
through tbsm. and think eonviace him be does not
Know ~hAi ne II writing abou, and that houses ara
msuraps, neither are tney u violation Of the law
he sopposes Very respectfully yours
BURCHELL 4 BRO