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The New York herald., 1868-01-29
Ci,Y iyTE,l.IG sNCE.

Dsr,rruss ssW Berrsu Mfasr4x. Mr..
Thoratcn the British Minister to the United state.
ed The congratulations u his friends and prcni-
citizens yescriay NJ ns ,emporary r.sidcuo. thc
Clarendon Hotel Ne wiz ta>o s dep rturs th's morn
iHg tor M'shins'ou accompanied by ~ secretary BIZ
Ford, and sut-
Tns Pvutc HrAtrn. Or Harris ia biz weekly le,,er
10 the Metropolitan Board y hesln reports shs I'm
the week has ended saturday January s5 there ws
go deaths u New York, lrcuaus s. "a tSo pubic ia.
stiations Ia Brooklyn thore Isl Deaths includ.
ing SIX In lu public Institutions Pulmonary dlscaaes
And the ls o. broken ipsn can'tuiions continue b.
paramount among thj causes " iesth. Cue
iGclsmeney of tes seuon ellis sadly upon ns
pnupcr1sd ani Vicious classes rhs rs shosn
most clearly Ito ttrst Fourth and -iyth
warIs Of New YORK, where there vas one dssth 10
Syory s35 inhabltant.. AID IN The Sixteenth ward
Brookyp whsrs there wa 4 death 10 eyefy 700 ity M
aud thse deh rsas three greater than thos5
saicrsd ~ tbs better iisics anI the nOrs favored
classes Of these cities. -g1 per cent of she morsty
ia New York wNs IN ths drss year sf childhood and
81 ~ per esnt vas IN ehisorsn under nvs years Old
~hne 10 Brooklyn ~ Is par ;ons AMI a. 70 psr
csat ms noriaatH was cnsfsei 20 tbsse
tender years Fhs public indebted 70
of 'bs eofoncrs ;athf,l exposure of ons
o. sas prolific saurees % excessive mortality. rue
bars rscord ~ ms helpless infants hat qaftned
Olt - die ~ contract WITH veed and nsmeiess pas.
sons havsa fearful import And when these records
are placs5 contrast villa nose OF the 0fers
Of Pgbic Charities witch show oas OF loss than
nftcen per cant 0. zoe nursiiogs that iormery
persh- At shs rate VI sshty.Gss psr cent, society
SHvVl" W NVu'Su ~ wv Ntsy VI fny sku Wofo OF
the life which and cupidty now conspts o
crush ols ~ i1hsman means"
THs RoiaD ~ grc y-rhs BOARD or Excise hsid tant-
regular weekly meet yesterday AFTERNOON tbs Prss,-
dsat, sadss Boswcrtb the ohar A caioadar ~
eleven disposed o. and .hs nrsnses Of the
following nanod rersous revoked -.-wm ~ Brisn,
M. Hudson stre.t; sdspn wesncr No = GARRISON
srsst Phlp Hairsar, No AZ West Btcy.fOuIth street
VIM Ross, No, Is Borary
DxrtRrtns oy s1tssHPr YESTERDAY GER
mania, Captain " y. schwenssn, * the Hamburg
American Packet company, len her pier for Hamburg
with INC United stats mail thirty cabin and gory
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sorption or Stateg would raise against the rap
government all Cabolicity, would outrage The ruious
sentiments Of IFS own population, and would sndsneer
the unity which they desire 10 consolidate In
the sea is exposed to perl Italy has now no enemies
fear and she should apply hereof 70 .he develop
ment OF the advantages with which nature has
ing her eyes nxed on Bs4s the Italians should
turn 70 ths two seas that bsthe The shorss OF their
by railroads. the vast markets opensd 10 them n the
has. which solicit their commerce and In which their
geogrsphlcai position gives them the first place. They
snoaia Apply themselves 10 the Improvement OF their
Jaws tneu administration and the education Of their
people ano ADOPT those ideas OF moderation which, in
despite OF all that said to the contrary are 10 the
hea'' of The great majority Of the nation
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An English view OF the Political Necessities
of .hc <tngdom.

,trcm TBS London Times. Jan H.
: "A war In Isaly had always meant revou-
,un action dt not 90 hey ond plot and GeCorton. IL
not merely " order and economy that ltay must
rssore her she mGst restore her character for
sommon honesty Before shc again places her trust IN
1orble-desiing and Heaehery ste ought 10 bear in
miri that those are games al which her enc.
il'as can play 40 wel ta hef9st II Recent events,
rays General MalRrrea nhavs srnboldeaef the
seacsi0aary party 20 conceive schemes Tor the
DIVISION Of Ny" -bs Minister, - true, describes
absss srhemes as 'suposs.be But seven years ago.
what statesmen o, ths soaHdsst judgmeut--what oven
xspa.son III In ME lniervsw with Montaneill-hed az
impossible tho unity OF Italy, tho
Aaion OF Tuscany 10 Piedmont Many things 70
pxss which hs worldly wise refase 70 look for
srrd 20 the last moment AH the danger trtb Whtcs
Vglg n Uyenteasd lies Vitia tsYsc,f Till she has
s4ppd 4 nrfn, prov ldont permanent government h0r
Eelcua unity u nothing better thar a Tope OF sand
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SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.
Motion to vncate nm Injunction

Before Judge tardozo
Van Rensselaer, 1 Jhs GTscairich and Rye Sso.,toa,
Coapaay a o.-Ihis was motion before jrdgs Car
dozc to vacate an injunction restraining the directors
the company from song the steamboat John Rouaor
contended thar the sale OF the boa, would break
the company, but alleged tho pari ., the
directors that Is Was not saving any money. ana their
only object was 70 purchase smaller one n ap-
pcarcd that the company formed 10 bur
the John Romer, not With the expectation OF
profit, but As convenience to the owners or
property on The route. The John R0ner
second hand, and was purcha scd FOR $4,000 payment
being made 70 the sellers by he equivalent n tDe sacs
OF the company, aud 10 alleged ,hag they now
sought 70 soil ia order to realize tnsr proi,
The Cours reserved decision
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t..ncb Advice 20 the King and Cabine,

Paris tJan l5l correspondence Of London TiInesl
Ess have another pamphlet on the Papacy. Italy and
ths rscsssiGy Of Congress JLa Pcpafe dHiie ~ "a
y asssts dtn Cop1r0). n Il anonymous. IL comes
fop tbs same laboratory FROM which issued the famous
III, srts iho snbJect some years ago, under
tupsnal INSPIRATION aud the large typo and Zoe pspcr
~ tls present performance, together WIZ the
Elsaes bestowed cn trs ramsless writer IN very
rtiort nosics 0i il in Ia Fruacs tof which N. ds
JsratronNese, eeuator Is tie eiiictk would lead one
- s8lbe n 10 iba. fscs pD but tha the writer says
s hs has sgNsd Dvc years 10 Rome, which believe
tfa author or " Paps q V C0ngrSf has not done.
ils n4u4uhct N short one, hardly sixteen
E1.as ncludlng The preface. The object OF the
ytsr who r ia, ,Visap or Italian unity, is to chow
ttat Il II mista.V % suppose that because ".
EleAcF 8so SOD thst Ttniy should never absorb
AaHe .onKrsss : tecons unnecessary. Having
o.taA.t haf unity by = conceuree Of unhoped Tor
cfeunsIsrost III grcat vet faill which Italy could
'o.nfii q nautaia her vrstenaons % Rome in DO
etis ts rtH aaercd tx ", and cniy TOT the oenent
~ revHut s wGn Ubsn III W overthrow the Pspacy,
-.si9 nia .ly attempt the dt Nrucop OF thc ilslsn
p h9ieny ss.i u ~ way us httis sn,tdce, caiiea
( PclNAet states, ~ ols.ract VI 70 Italian unity.
" nalsiNl inf 4. view & ls iLconslsehs WIN
sbmm1h sense ~ cN9osn rAItrs 81 administration
~ = greet nation Teiy territory Uom which the
msafa ariy lhts foufihs 81 the nhanitants four
btt,As u ilorasr u mora p9ai OK view the ab.
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lIfGuLaa gt [alaurllh

Lkrom .ho M..on q rslesrsph. Jan. 20

PROM he MAcoa Cal Telegraph, Jan. .6.j
PROM relisbis gon,etnan have issrnst tns par.
hcvlars OF hoirb'e asd smau,abls occurrence which
hspponed near scrs tsasy yesterday IN which fsihsf
shot AM killed ~ his sOn. Tho unfortunats
was Dr. jackson, 0fssher Of The jackson vac
killed Colonel Ellsworth gor hauling dcwn .
Confederate deg from over bis hotel ~ Aiexsndria,
Va, durog The hrst year " she war Dr. Jackson
moved TO Georgia during me revolution snd has been
residing hefe ever sircs The circumstances Of tbs
killing, ~ have taeto feom our informant, were
these There had coon 0n angry family alteration,
during which the doctor said TO have foroiDy aected
his from bis premises, sb0 thsreupon turned and
fred up0n bls iaihss twico killing him. We have
learned whsAsr the yoaog pariicds had besa arrested
or no,, bgi presume
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what ske Government Desircs-Thc Einan-
cial Exhibit.
In tho Chamber Of Deputies in Florence General Mons
hrra m announcing ths entry into the Cabne, OF the
shree Ministers, The country desires nothing
a. hccord between the pariamen, and the gov
srnnent Our duty is no light one. Inc peril which
mcnarces Italy IL not yet removed Great nnanc h!
danger ig Still i'm mnent The reactionsfy party were
planning impossible schemes for tho division of Italy
he called all 10 rally round The GAG OF the monarchy.
81 duty and of liberty.
The Finance Minister viii make ais statement on
January 20
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Iishmsnt In West Tbirtyxth street, made aosut two
months SINCE was yesterday Inv estg Ted and ordered
70 be released BY the Deputy Commissioner release
OF the whsksy seized at the time in the establish
mont Was likewise ordered.
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INTERNATIONAL ROWING MATCH.
Harvard Against Oxford.

Harvard Against Oxford.
The invitation Of tho Harvard College Boat Club 10
the oxford tEnglandl University TO an inter-
national has been responded to BY the president OF
the latter, who Gays they willing the same
conditions they accustomed to with the Cambridge
iEngsh Club II race should occur IL Will bs early
In September.
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The Situation In Cnndiu-Omcial Action.
The Grand yizer Ia expected to return TO CONSTANT.
nople from Crete Immediately
The Leranf Herald says;A proclamation Of the Grand
Vzer was read TO the Creans the 31st Of December
II places the general population Of Crete upon foono
Of complete equality grants exemption from 1.-THE I'M
posts for two years from March next and at the expra
ton OF that period only onc-haf Of the tithes will be
levied Tor another two years. which will be applied for
special purposes general assembly TO discuss sub
1ects relating TO public utility IL TO be established and
exemption from military service on payment being
made for substitutes is also granted.
The New York herald., 1868-01-29
KAYAl NrELLlGENrE.

The United States surveying steamer Rbb Aot.ng
Master PaL from Nev Orleans Tor baltimore Nut ID
at savannah on lie 2Jb for repairs 70 machinery and
supply " coal.
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SHIPPING NEW S.
Almanac Cor New York-This Day.
sam s:" .,s:. * AI:Sn :ss. ;.cye,e
PORT 0r NEW YORK. JANUARY Is, 1865.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
steamship tn,.rsiasan tBr), McNcksn Liverpool via
Steamship Aeppo tBrl Harrison. Liverpoo-E Cunsrd.
steamship Cleopatra Philips savannah Murray Ferris
s.gsss Ens
Ark Mo,ar. tbrenlh Jnlicber Lverpoo-C Loling Co.
srS .any n-n s" hessmsa srsmpn.Sss Meyer
BARK Mshlon Williamson. barnard, cadis-H II
Brig Aaolla rai Fasconars. Gibraltar and Leghorn-H
selr James waroa Drlsko s, Martha and savsnills-J
schr Geo Jones, Pray Car,hagsns-M.ilsr Ioughton
.Sehr Isabella, Burton, Point rclrc Guad-S L Me-
salF Lord o. hs .ses tBrl. Cousins sAcmc-Brctt Son
scSr Matilda Brcos,, culv.r. o.iSarisns,lcr iioush
scar Dart, lohnsop Stamford.
schr , bloomfield Mobile Stanford
ARRlv AIS.
REPORTED ~ HxRALD STEAM YAoHTs.
steamship Ci,y o. Antwerp tBrl, Mrehouse Liverpool
s.,am.sin y.s YORK grau prcyey Bremen JAN H. y.
ems SO bspefcnead strong variable 2aes during the
sesn,hig Lord lowell ,i,r Jones' Havana Jao y, va
sayHnnas @ va W. .agar and fru g Jacob LoriilArd
sssnsep L1,9na ileyeJ New Orleans, Jan 10 win
Sermshp san jacn;c Atkins Savannah. with ndss and
sssas1 .arrls9n I'm IN Tnncoasaens rnr HAY s
nerp Tor Baltimore.
steamship Nissaf, slasernaa, Norfolk With mdss and
sars p-ary, siir ssr.ses Nov II. passed. Gibraltar
wihih w ii-s of sandy Hook for the last ~ usys Win
strong INV and nv gales; spill sails; Jan " lat W
"n = ~ Henry Morgan. Of liverpool Eng sgsd ~ ,ei
s 'sn | rsgps overheard and vas dr9rnsa o s sose an
days
gsrs u@9g. HAM schoop RIO Janc'ro, 81 dsys, With
conc>. 20 il Il Anisinck A co,
frig Dundee (Br 0Ould CORVALLIS 10 days. with p0ia.
toes 70 Duryea 10
scnr Genpls Henderson, Norfolk, days
schr " orsuef, Eghert, baltimore, ~ JAYS - ,,.
brnr carrie Holmes WiiDert Baluurs s1f Jersey Civ
hrhr Ihoniaa Thorn, stanton, new Haven.
sehr Henry Parker, Parker, New Haven
sshr lrilnr puatHeid, Stonington.
sluor Maria. Whitney, Norwaik.
siDop Charles SANFORD tnewl, sanford yreenwslM
; eamer VI Etsrman Tuttle, Philadephia
St-1msr Elestfa Ney, Providcncs,
steamer Metie, Gale Bristol. . -.
Steamer H1ief twrecker), Williams, win cargo from
bark Persia island TO she Coast "rocknR
90
SAILED,
Steamships gsruauia Hamburg: CleopAtra, ssvannth
arstogs, Richmond ship Arnold bonnser' Ah@ie4 ph'a
10 tow ~ Nesntdg America. ...,<
Aso steamship stna. Liverpool VIA hsii".
Wind =, snns.t Ne. with snow.
Marine Disn~tcrs.
Enrraa Hays which cearrd ~ this port "a lnu
Tor Carthasona pat into Norfolk 26th INST with machinery
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syas.r EuFrtl Hays which cleared a this port "a nst
Tor Carthasena put into Norfolk 2oh INST win msehes
dIsabled.
SfsAssH MANY Crocker, from New York for Mobile be.
reported put into Key west Afer being ashore On
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RAILROAD LINES.

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
H., The Ida - MLDDLI RoyTE.-shortest and mos.
SbSUs ihe & " &soshlehem Esston AISntoyn Mauoh
hAnoy Oity Mount Carmel Pitstou scranton, Carbon
H dale , snd all the poins in the Lebgb and Wyoming
RasSsenEer Depot IN 2 RPhiIadelphIs N. ". corner Of
,ELhXEN DAILY TRAINs-on and arer
The New Depot corner q i' sERKs and AMHs1S&S
AT s'S A. M,-AccommoGSIon for FORT wash.
At Ti5 A. M,-MorninR Express for Bethlehem ana
rIlncipsl stations on North PennsZlvanis railroad,
TshisS and RsroAds or Easso ESslsS sar %
ientoyn, Catasauqua slatngton Mauoh Ohunk
WE eaeaSIe Kinss.on Pteson and ali pointa in Ge
sh and Ma6sS R for %assno2 @ Tn
and with Catawlesa RAilroao for Rupert Danvlle
iaV5 a. a. wiz a. NJ a. %shsnoV 6lsy y
az ev "a pnssensers by shS ren can sse the Iehgh
haston and points ON New Jersey Central RairoSd
AT S45 A. 4 MiL1,Aocommoeston {. for Doylestowp,
HpP1S S1oNe a. S HnDoro aS os
train take stage at Old York Road. " '''
tor, s.opping al interpedlste @ az stations: 80.
S:asowh gaeg SuEk brSsi tor ss,ne
WllkesbaIre, Hazleton, Mahaney City, Centrsla,
all points In Mahanoy and wyoming Uosi Regions.
AT 2.s5 r M MM;I,Accem modston ior Doylossown,
AT si5 ?. M,@Lehlgh and susquensnnA Express for
,l Hethlehem Easton Allentown, Mauoh Chunk,
At i'i5 T. M,EAocom mmodstlon for Doyiestowli,
willow Grove HstbOro, ana Hartsville take
stage at Abingdon; for New Hope at Doylestown,
At 90 p M.-Througb accommodation fot Bethle.
hem and all stations main line OF North Pennsyl.
vania Railroad connecting at Bethlehem with lie
hlBh Valley Lehigh and SusquehanDa Evening Train
Tor Esston. lleptown. MauCh Chunk.
AT 6IO =. M,-ACc0mmouAtiOa fnr LRnBdnl6 htop
cling al all Intern edIate stations.
Atl1'SO p. M.-AccommOdetlon Tor Fort washing
TRAINS ARRIVE In PHILADELPHIA.
$3.50 z. N. w - ~
llT5 A. N. ana goo M. Trains makes direct oonnec
ton with Lebigh Valley and Lehigh and SusquehRunH
tralns trom Easton, Scranton, Wnkesbarre, nahony
City, and Ha2letOn.
Passengers leaving wilkesbarre at lf5 P. NJ. con.
meet az Bethlehem at sos 2. NJ, and arrive in PhilS-
delphla At $40 Z. M.
From Doyiestown st s95 A, M, 500 and 7'OOP M
From Lansdale at 7'8O A. NJ
From FORT w Washinston at 9'sg, l045 a. N. and 4
P. M -. ..,, -
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9'30 A. n,
philadelphia for Doylestown at 200 p. NJ.
DoylestowD for Philadelphia at 100 A. NJ,
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4'30 Z. M.
Filth and Sixth Streets Passenger Cars convey pa
uenEers TO and from the new depot.
- hite Cars Of Second and Third streets Line Rno
Union Line run within short uistance or the
Tickets must be procured NJ the Ticket Office, in
order TO secure the lowest rates OF nre.
ELLIS CLARK, Agent
Tickets solo and Baggage checked throngh % prin
cipal points, a. Mann's North Pennsylvania Baggag6
Express Onice, No. 100 g. FIFTH Street.
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some OF them are but barely slzetohed on the
canvas; others are much more advanced to-
wards completion; none are thoroughly fin
ished. Visitors to the Manchester Art-Trea-
sures Exhibition will remember Mr.. Labou-
chere's "Holy Family" which was also as
cribed to Buonarotti, representing four angels
holding scrolls, and was, like the picture now
in question, unfinished. This new picture,
with several recent acquisitions to the Ma
uonal Gallery, the comparatively large size OF
which is unusual in our purchases, will not
be placed before the public until after the
Royal Academy has removed to Burlington
House, and so left vacant the eastern portion
of the National Gallery. This removal will
certainly happen early in the spring of next
year, in time for the opening of the Royal
Academy Exhibition in the new building in
Piccadilly.
The AMenGum records the recent death of
Mr.. Henry Le Keux, once well known as an
engraver, who was born in 1887, and a pupil
of James Basire, in Quality Court, Chanoery
Lane. Mr.. Henry lie Keux was employed on
the large plates of which Basire did so many,
for the publications Of the Society of Antigua
ries, the Oxford Almanacs, aud the like. After
the ending OF his apprenticeship the engraver
was occupied on 1.-The Beauties OF England
and Wales, =" and, with his brother John, who
died in 1916, on Britton's "Cathedrals."
Henry LIE Keux was never known to take
pupils, but worked with his own hsnds'on all
his commissions. His productions may be
cited as models of painstaking. In after life,
he, in conjunction with 4. Blore, produced the
well-kDown Monumental Remains Among
other plates engraved by him are Henry the
Seventies Chapel in Neale's "Westminster
Abbey" "Simmer Lake" after Turner, in
Whitaker's "Richmondshire, upon which
book Mr.. John Pye was also engaged; the
small plates which appeared in the 'Forget
Me Not' and other ANIMALS, after Martin; the
large plate of "Venice,' after Prout, and the
small plates after Turner, in "Rogers' Poems;"
some of the same in ''The Provincial Antiqui-
ties Of Scotland" after Turner and others;
many plates in Neales and LIE Keux's
Churches" others from "The National Gal
lery," by the Associated Engravers, of which
body Mr.. II. LIE Keux was a member, the last
plate Of which series he produced being ''The
Embarkation of st. Ursula,' after Claude.
More than thirty years ago he gave up en-
craving, and retired to Booking, in Essex, and,
being engaged by the firm of Samuel Cortauld
q Co., Grape manufacturers, continued in this
employment until, at the age of eighty-four,
his health failed, short time before his death
on the 1lth instant Mr.. Le Keux was one of
the early members of the Artists Annuity
Fund, and should be remembered as one Of
the few artists who have lived until our time
and were engaged in the prosecution of line
engraving at a time when our countrymen
were unrivalled in that branch Of art, and
before engraving on steel came into vogue
before the advent of G. Heath and the Findens
The death of Herr Z. Hldebrandt, the
eminent Prussian landscape painter, is an
nounoed.
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tOeQ -FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN

1899 FOR NEW YORK.-THE CAMDEN
ISOS. AM. AND AMb0Y AND PHILADELrhIA
FROM PHILADELPHIA LAD TO NEW YORK. AND
FROM WALNUT SIRE 1T WHARF.
AZ S'so a; M, wa Camden aud Amboy Accom..,s2'25
a, a. W - W, VIA Snn9en ana jersey CITY Ex Mall 3OO
Al r M via Camden and Jersey CI.y Express 500
A So and A. M and $50 < a for FreeSoid sSs
At6SQ, and 10 A NJ, 2 g. 80, 81 6, and IL 81 p
N. for BOrdentown. Burlington, Beverly, an De-
AT $50 and 10 A. M 1. s. 81, 4'3O g. and 1l'sO p
A 8 80 and 10 A. M. 1.s 4so g. and IL 80 p. NJ for
EdgeTfReT @ Ryerss ea kiYet9n and famyrs 2P
A. 20 ard 10 a. NJ, 81 4SO. 6, and llSO P. NJ for
street Ferry upper side)
FROM KENsINGroN zPor
At IL A NJ. Via KeDs1rgton and Jersey City, New
YSrt E1Srcss Linz Ea5e for Trenton
A. 5;o and II A. M. 2 80. and p NJ. MorrlsvIne
Al 7;3O and lG.l5 A. M. and 80, and sP. NJ for
Al 80 and io'i5 a Il $50. A. 8. aud P n for Corn
wells 59aIsGae H1mes9org, org S IsS9oGy wss2o:
Holinesburg and Intermediate stations. ~
FROM WEST rHILADELPHIA DEPOT
Via Connecting Railway
11is a E Ssassy as Giss sa
At GA. NJ. on Mondays only-New York Exp less
Ihe $40 a. M, and $50 P, M. Lines will run daily.
oHsr M sS shss6'Sa ssd for Trenton
Al $50 A. M, $50 and II p. M Tor BRISTOL.
At ~ p M. (Night), tor MorIlsvllie, Tuliytown,
schel cks EddngTon, ,Cornweips, ,Torresdale Holmes
burg, TacoDy, WIssinoming, Bridesburg and Frank
ford.
For Lines leaving KensingtoA depot take the cars
third Fifth streets, AZ Cnesnut, 80 minutes
before departure. Tbs OF arket Street railway
run direct to w est Philadelphia Depot Chestnut and
Walnut within one square. On Sundays the Market
Street VIII connect with the $50 A. NJ and
$50 p HI. Lines.
BELVIDERB DELAWARE RAILROAD LINES,
FRoM KEEsINGToN DEPOT
At 7'30 A. NJ. tor Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dunklrk,
ElmiTa, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester, Binghamton, Os-
wego, Syracuse, Great Bend, MontrOse Wilkesbarre,
Scranton, stroudsburg, Wafer Gap, 5chooleys Noun
tain, etc. ,.
Lsmbertville, bennington, etc. The 3SO 7 M. Line
connects direct with the Train leaving Easton tor
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
ATOP. III. for Lambertville and intermediate Sta
tion5
CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY lAND
PEN BEkTON AND HlGHTSTOWN RAIL
bOADS
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY, Upper Side)
Az 2 and u A. Nj, ], 80, and $3.50 T. M, for Mec
chanisVile, Mourestown, Hartford, Masonvllle
Transport, Houut Holly, Smlthvlle, Evansville,
Vincentown. Birming ham, and Pemb srton.
Al 7 a. M, and 80 +. M, tor Lewlstown,
WrightsIown, Cookstown, New Egypt Hornerstown,
Cream Rida g. ImlRystown, sharon, and HlShtsLOwn.
IL nl6 WILLIAM H. SAlAMEh, Agent
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The Bread Basket Of the World.

The figures presented by the Agricultural
Bureau show, by the returns OF the growth of
wheat, that the West is bound to be the bread
basket Of the world, and to furnish flour
enough to feed all creation. The progress of
wheat culture, observes the report, is re-
markable. Not only does it 60 with popula-
tion westerly, but its movement is in an acoele-
rating ratio, yielding results in bushels to each
inhabitant surprising to Eastern farmers.
Thus has the territory between the Mississippi
river and the Pacific Ocean, which in 1859
yielded about 25 900, 900 of bushels, harvested
about 65, ,000, 900; while the country east Of the
Mississippi, with its accession of popula-
tiOn and wide distribution of agricultural
implements, has made no increase as q whole,
a few of the Western States barely making up
the deficiency suffered in Virginia and Ken
tucky. 1t is remarkable fact that region
which nine years ago produced only one
seventh of the wheat in the country now sup
plies nearly one-third of it. A similar pro-
gress in another decade will carry the centre
OF wheat production beyond the Mississippi,
and were it possible for the Pacific coast again
to quadruple its yield, that distant wheat field
will give larger product than the aggregate
production OF the United States in 1850. The
history of wheat raising is not altogether un-
like that of cotton in its occupancy of new
lands, and their desertion after a few years.
use, not, indeed, to grow up in sedgs or forest,
but to be laid out in grass or employed in a
more varied range of production.