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believed that true bin Of Indictment will he f6nd
Genet and warrant Issued for his arrest oeIorc
tie cud OF tue week.
EyACTIONS ON COMMERCE.
MERCH ANTS RESOLVED TO FIGHT THE CUSTOM
HOUSE, QUARANTINE, AND IfARBOH LEECiE3
How THE PRESENT ABUSES HAVE GROWN

MERCH ANTS RESOLVED TO FIGHT TIE CUSTOM
HOUSE, QUARANTINE, AND IfARBOH LEECliE3
-IIOW THE PRESENT ABUSES HAVE GROWN
Up.
Reporters yesterday convcrscd with mcr-
chants actively engaged In shipping interests and every
where met with EXPIRE ssiOus OF Indignation at the abuses
praeticed, and OF warm approval Of the efors OF IhE
TRIBUNE to correct them. The resolution OF tie Cahocr
OF Commerce to appoint at Ito next meeting committee
OF prominent merchants to inquire Into these and to scK
to reform them not the only src mt Indication
that the Reform movement IA 20, nrcc also the Ltrai
tine, CustOn-Housc and Harbor OGlcci.
soufhst. merchant. who says ,e has lost many .AOn
sands OF dollars In consequence OF the obstruction o. the
trade In which he interested, through the CXac!oGs
OF these trco classcs Of officials says he lately apple
to harbor master fora vacan; berth for ship thea
coming UP the bay Tic oloal SAID 4! dock empty.
.ui 1:ed the merchant, without any atcmp. at con-
ccalmcnt OF Es purpose what he III sYc tor it, Tl.o
merchant said he was rot au' A0rz ii By tho spmlscr
to offer anything beyond the usIa fees bat IN orHr to
faciItate the ships isc'rgc he vou sr 80. "Tfy
dollars" exclaimed the harhor master, with conco ed
contempt "W,y there alc score VIII ca'ly 6.'c S-'?'
And he refused 10 tako .css, and 80, ti1t sum.
Instead OF resisting ti 40 and hundreds u o c1lc
ona mi .cants have subncd 20 the robbery in ecrra
aud have charged The amount c'ly cxariei to .cn-
cral expense" and thus imposed the burden ul0" 'ae
cous ncr and encouraged tlc Gi'hoNcs. c'ca'+ IN ce
contnuan Of their ats ~ cxtcrhon Tho money tus
directly los: hrs h'cn slight n con- il: fo' t. '2 ')y
sustained by tho cons ,qnent 10 of trade Yer ly year
cso burjs IL have been increased On tr1ta and com
moro until tho tax unnecessarily imposed !
yhrpcl mir 'A',t @,tr tho u'l wlar,es: @ a. a. h., been
cs.itr! Iy t.r mot xpcI a shiplilS T. r"haui =,
and ;,!,o,n,,iag In io a:alc,t. to iore thaa Any .l
lions year. The consequence OF this n"I"1t ., IaIG
cleared at port during the last year 1his 1858 OF
brslae; fas urln ,ho iEd al m ch'n, 40 Il, =
fy millions asp Is DIVIDED AMI itl.s on irt.yi'as AID
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
GRIMES AND CAsuALrlEs-by TELEGRAPH

-. st. Marys Roman Catholic Church in Ports
mouth ~ H. ~as burned sunday night Lss >9u" in'1fane
eH'D0
-. The furniture establishment Of stephen Son
E<rhosss s. sss burned yes,srday LSs. >1s"' 1's'
e2U0U -, a, c,
... A -four mill belonging TO j. NJ. & W. r Inomp'
Edubsg ad. esraed Saturday Lsss ~''"" '"
ases esIU0
John A. Hanson was arraigned in the Boston
Municipal Cost Yesterday charged viA forgssf ass WI ~
IN default Of e3ooo0 bail
....F. Mier, late Assistant Assessor IN Texas, com.
.Mes:ed for ::Sss.isS d:,.I,ssss {. lS.d.
-. On Saturday night last farr prisoner: ere N til
Charged with n.Uier ws speedily rssrd bet he sAsr Asss have
not since Seen heard fsouL
-. The crew Of the brieantine Mary A. Davis Of
hero 70 Phph arrived ss saaAxe d Cshs The brig
Msna q As "reeles s" AZ - e0a's ~ Cna'A hsssA
PLiadepAiH
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Aii, .u,. Al .,' WIS H. ;gne fo'h"r e. ~ H.,
r,i N.- ga Riiton. a. hence. nc crI,ir .cl t' l"-
o - c-sarilv tlc iii pics. c,1nIy under tie san.
t,r ,.r : oft Eu.S 4 that u. o,,e were better "G n
| ccroin otaor countries. Nh EuSs.,l nEei
! ,r.b bo1 =. a trIc E,.li,,iman could not lclp
! i-r, lint }r VII. oncn-inndcd. "Twrn'v
! ... >. If srh.ncnont cvncricncr" he now tc.!,
80 ...,I e., meet ol rntl,.;it. Of .ind,ing GIclrn
,rmtro.. have d,,Imncd my couv.ction that, whi,.
,hcy, /. no ;,,or roc Of workcicu the world Than
,c Brit sh skilled workman. tLcIc is civilized cOun
fry in winch IN, Interests are little cared for. and
which thc institutions lw and customs arc So ufavOr
,c 10 l ,noer1l vel h in ana 10 IA. mora ry, !nl
man, =, ri g outl,cnk Of the war bet Wccn Franc AMI
Gr ruanv led Nh Eu ., to tudy tnc social sirncturc
o>c two countries, and IL thus to The cOncu
si, that the relations hctwo'n olaso"s III Eng..Id
,on N, ,lcyah,c 10 last long Ti. coI,ta in Mr. E~, Is
L.a ~ocrsscs Is not always easy detect, but
uud EuoEh for rs that lie somehow set to think
pg and 70 iuGuirig into the woIkingncns GIG N"nccs
months Of conversation w.'h artisans Of all grade,
rc,ralcd 10 him twelve real Er,fs, which proved
dncil,lc aftervard 70 scvcn and which saw the light
,r,o,turcy IN the shape Of the famous seven rcsou-
t,,s
Having completed IL these -iX months hiS diagnosis Of
,hc Ji..s, Ur Russell looked aoi for the cure Mr.
,J.toue III h,s Greenwich srccn took the liberty to
>v ,ha, those who propose the workngncn schemes
'ih lhc,r OF the seven Points quacks Mr.. Russell.
whose courage borders asnc.-. has nevertheless
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
,ri,r sCI,TII CAROLINA kU kLt'X TRIALS.

CuARLrsroS. $. G., Nov. 27.-Thc ku-klu1
trials bersn nt Columbia at 10 o'clock this morning.
Judges Bond and Bryan on the bench. DstrirtA.'or'y
Con bin acted for the Government and the Hon. NeNery
Jolpson for the defense There was large hui"er q"
spcctators Mr. Corbin challenged the wnoo array VI
Jurors the ground Of fatal irrcruaimes m ,iv 49, rni
Nh JolI son argued that the objection wa- purely tcch
Meal Judge Bond said the Court could not M
tn ,on,ut on thc uIlcrtiOn raised by Mr. COiDlu lie
t,nu,i .diourued until IL O'Clock tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
tji iii.


UANAN'. %nv. ?r.-.I Last Thursday "!tcrhp"H
a u.r m q! r ne .i,' siuI,Its o the loyal / ni' ct'!ty
in lr.! u VAL, uf ''"!v and pic't!i;H - &C.
H." ..h tc crave O. Gor7aV G. ;"bpn, AID q 'IL"t !
ilcr CSC ~t,s T.r chaplain attempted 4" demonstrate,
hu; H., -iui,l..- stored him aWI". CA Sa'r!V tn
Govrruu. of Havana visited !hc Ini!cry idd nni"t
e 'No medical t.ss tie ;Ics"i the clpIt9 MI ol 'i
81 lcu Il, ,nard -il('t. and the cps" w?S tr tlri''
ever f. the court SrvcIal students then ic'iih'A, aii
81 ne ni /, Of ire found gliiiy ahd s"'i' 70
Ii on ara confined tlHt comEuncaion win on" an
other. or with rcrsonG ont>ido. was impossible Thc
court Temporarily detained - Others vino are suspected
Of cornphciy Tie acts. Tie court Is Sw"rhnS "'NcD
~ he case and with The aid tf tn athoii =, T.h""i
have before II al tlc guilty rhc-, who VIII bc punished
-. >cN,lt'! a. th' aw permits
Shorty after The parade, ycst rday irregular groups
of volunteers assembled ana nioU assumed large lfoPor-
hons one body numbering several hundreds assembled
De fore the Palacc; anoh"r near The Iat"i Ihea'ri ana
- n r, ,rouul the i all demanding the lives or tho
volrg men impicated the drsrcrntion or folz'Io
,.slo,s grave Crowd. Of volunteers running tll0ash
ne street. ere to Join their companions sohts
,f ,r,th to the trntors" were given. Acting Capt
Gen trc.no positvCy refused to deliver up tue pl,ol-
, STATING that t,c law must Ike It's course Ab"uf
n M thc Volunteer officers got thclr men IN oIu' hi
under full control. Battalion afcr pal'hIloh mar
toward the iai and at O'rlocl rms morning ooui
Martial of officers OF the gular ana volunteer
forces nssriu hled to try the prisonerS me court
teen continue guarding the Jail awaiting 'he result Vi
tll rial
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
FISK VS.. STOKES.
THE MANSFIELD INJUNCTION

Mr.. BEACH's ZRhL-ANOTuER ApJoI.r.vtyr
The FiskStOkcs Mansfield ease ca,nc I'm ycs.
terdly before Jndgc Brady pursuant + Iiotlcut On
the motca 10 dissolve the injunction which AT r,enent
restraints tho publication u certain letter. from Fisk To
III IL Miushe.l At ~ O'Clock, whe the was ,alied
jude Brady said that Mr. Bcach engaged IN caso
IN the Superior Court, which had been very unexpected
ly prolonged but he would send for him. NJ. scpanl,
ajpc airing for Mr. Stokes, said
We have been waiting long Willie, anl /! The case
cannot bc argued am wiling 70 submit TIC papers
both sides without any argument at all NJ Cpigt-
ncy is willing, aud don't know Why Nil Leach should
not consent.
At tbs ,unrturc q gentleman came down from Mr.
3cach ana stated that the later cng a;d coGi
not @ present. Tie desired the a,ly un;iI
Frlay NJ 10! or II O'clock.
Mr Courtncy-If your Honor please, We prepared
70 60 on with this o'ion. have left yciy !np)rtio
matter myself 10 here anil there are tice or toar
counsel here tho othc- side who, think. are pre-
parcd to that 81 Of the II that Il not ac-
li! ed we are perfectly willing to subt tis case
70 t.r Court. We wait it !is posed OF.
:.r. Brach came IN at this moment, and lge Bra'y
asked him whom his Engagement began In the supe.or
Court. Mr. Beach replied that II had been pcldrg sr %
week last Frlay. lie then asked the oppc- ING
counsel 10 accommodate HIN in his request Fox .to
further delay
Ng. Courtncy-I ha"c IDEA tat this IT. Ion .' de-
!ycd in or,cr that that yai;c my L: Z. tlo cAss
aIl z 70 say
Mr. Bcach Il think th; Il y very unhi'i 'mnr;a''on.
Jsi'e EraiyT have NOT ci that sc'N r,'l son''.
fr'' %ct uAc!ied matters wL.h ut T.! ,r-e
cOU,ern
ilr. Eaac.--Mr Courtney .s excited nov, hut have
asay' nDi'r '"ni in - .y.y oc..,rou, pr.c,o.,g
J.d,c DrdGy Is generous practitioner; h'.o9
81. Rcachr dor't kc 70 &" constantly apri'.rs fr
'"''y. H. fact, want 10 got ,"leh w.th t,- ., n;;
rI.d!T VII b. the eari.ost i' rnc diy. Nii 20 on
I4lr: 'ay h3wcy,r, = y"nT y Lp.' Lhe-;
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russia.
ALirGr" DLJ Ms 'CAIXsr A. -ITI,.

ALirGt" DLSI Ms 'CAISsr A. -ITI..
!o%pON, Ncn'ay. NJ. =, !S-l.
TIE Standard ia informed that Russia rs
~! c: ,hcn ccc!a an Gcts gigantic ecac. Size
= vrII!r two fortified campa, each to hcll oN)mCn.
enc ha- been established AZ Sinni, nsk ard tie olcr
II prrhi,'v hc located tlc Galiciaa frontier. Tic
EtqHit;JG ;liHhS that these military ru partitions
dl.cc,cd ra.jicnm!y a!in, Austria, lcy:.'s IL
al ciimc"t Of tout An .ras,y at ic head cf tc Inp
Ill C"Grc. : Il, .Iod u; T. rc .sJrs uIiavo;.. Il
- i.ur."..
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
rur posTON REvENUE FRAUDS.

Bo>roN, Nov 27.-The action OF the Gov
crnmcnt in the case Of Vim. T. Wild q TO, mas neeh
delayed for an examination OF the BOOKS OF ,ne nr'
which il now in progress, and will not DO conpefa r
several days The amount OF money ln'oVro" 'aiu 70
m s4oc 600 This case il entirely distinct from taa IN
New York though Of the papers nave ameKu I'm;
they aud the same II - Wt xa. ease has been
acme evidence brnrnR On che New i1rk rhsc % Nc is
obtained here The NewYOrk trial take. pace ~ e, 90. M
The Government officer appear to think tnSt ,1r. ny n
evidence which will enable them tO succeco J" "'0 ''
here
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
THE YORKvILLE COl'RT-HOFSE SWINDLE.
DAMAGING EVIDENCE AGAINST GENET.


The Grand Jury continued yesterday the
hearing OF testimony Ia the case OF tbe Genet Court
House swinde. Evidence has already been produced
.hoving that while the cost Of building the foundation
o ~ the Ninth District Court House. at One hundred
aud,uenty- -eighth-st. and sixthave. appears tho
hooks Of the Controller amount to e7S, the actual
oos, - onIv M ooo 1t has also been shown that al.
thouph Mr. Macgregor superintendent OF Buildings, pro-
uouuced the old Court House unit for occupancy two
year. ago. 1t Ia stl safe and substantial structure
adapted for all the purposes for which 1t s set apart
and in daily use Testimony has also beeu given show
Ing that out sss entered In the Controllers books
a. nad n John srallOn, John E. Wilson, John faoran
.uS T McB Davidson for work done
,hc building, one hundred and Jortyei0M MOu
.o.d four hundred and fwentyJour dollars
na.,ed info the possession Of Henry ". Genet.
This is exclusive Of 5000 paid ie him for services ..
counsel N was also shown that his fatherinaw.
roihrr and nephew we're paid Respectively 8 49,
a, ,Is, nd A 6oO M ASSISTANTS to the tOlnniKsOners
vuh" ~src Wiam NJ. Tweed. Justices McQunde and
inrtcr and Henry W Genet The fact was llso elected
avs years viii bc required to nnah the Court Iiunse.
Xdiomsi trrti,,onv will be vep In tho case and "
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
THE STORM sTII.L RAGING IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. H.-The following
dispatch WAS received by TAe Herald this evening FROM
Cotton wood since tho last the storms have not
in the least subsidized but possible, are more fearful
We have not seen the sun since Sunday the
18th The wind IL blowing the snow drifting trees full
ing and every thug Is gloomy Work Is generally aus
pended Though there has been no slide during the last
the Emlns Hin. All hopes OF finding the body OF G. Nor
rin are now gwen up until Spring since the siiirs OF
FRIDAY teams have passed up ur down the cvhVn
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

year md "vst him at his country scat" and make
him his conHdan, in matters Of purely pcrsonol ma
tirc" Who doubted the Press had f,,tnreS It is
Mr. John Walter, the great OF The Tones who TO
do all this for being made Peer under the title OF
Baron Nottingham So said Tie S'anfrrd this morning,
Int my heart sinks on in"ng ths afternoon that The
Reno unable TO contrm the report and bclicv 1t
fl.fri r
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
ARREST OF 4 DARING BURGLAR.

Francis Brode, Freuchman, engaged on
Saturday a fourthsory in the spinger House adj
joiung the jewelry store OF Tiffany d Co. IN Union
square He entered the store early yesterday by climb
ing along the window slls and descended TO the nrst
story. Watchmcn were stationed On every floor. but
not awakened until Brode. having uncovered
Of watches, stumbled aud aroused one Of them He
up stairs aud lowered ladder, but b, Ofer
Of the Twenty ninth Precinct. He hastily rrtrratrd
and seized by wschman III the store and taken ~
the station house
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
r,PoRApHIC MOTIFS.

The new National Insurance Company ., I'LL H.
FORD va, ors.nitd to-day, With MARI Hossd P""'f1' '' ~
N"Lols SECRETARY. -, .,..
A new bridge go feet long WI%ss INV, . ,,'"d.,
,oyr River At L~xision Nc optLsd to Iubht "A'
be brdvt tro-tos 4WWU
LcaLipg MOnuOns express thenne'sr ~, w,I,,
AMMAN, t.t E,r6sm Yong sLoud salt Ait Wy W. ~
ir ul The; ~ pc 'uvei, he ~'h e thtt ~ I~ s~'
LISys,I.Ls ttvrus vernAS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28

Il,L %rW Ni>i>ilU OF IiSANCF.

\IttsA Moi,,ay. Nov. =. lS'1.
Dr Rudolf Brcs:c. formerly eff tis-Lcithan
Cabinet has been a1l InJcd Mn! FnIuCc for the
whole lml,i"
T4c Hon John Jay. The t'iied states Minister 10
Austria. aud 'oCtf AuGii sy. NJ &C. I"- ~ =: ii'.
Llvr .c,i jI a"i.: t,' cIr rp lr.N N'c'7 'r
U!Hcl>l.ic. and Au,'I, 'irantc IN. th 'i'sb!; :
t!..t, n.aI IT, J.. tlc tH0 tyiI I, -.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
CT RN!ANY.

TLT I.N!Y.;Cl.> sliECF rITORE TIE TErSsIAE
ErHiIS, Monday. Nov. o.. 1871.
TIE session of he Dict Of Tie Kingdom of
Prussia vaa oI, ucd ;v-iay by The King in poison. The
speech from tie t'ronc points 10 be EHanc !"ISn"ii
oi iIc ,out,N; lrnru-ce g2rIil .1cftI'" oi c!'iu
salarIcs and rorrIin.rd- TIC cnc'uiaGcnrnt by tie
Diet ~ I.i;,ay ri!l.r". ihc speech NJ We'll Pc
criv,l All the L. !,r"i ,as ~as l"n liz 'ho'rch j.:
ChclLt.I.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NETS
ITALY.
PARLIAMENT IN SESSION IN TIE NATIONAL
CAPITAL.

CAPITAL.
ROME, Monday, Nov. a, 1871.
For the first time since the occupation of
Roinc tho Italian Parliament Ia this city to-day.
The opening speech delivered in person hy Ills
NQestv king Victor Emanu l. In commencing he 81
liird o thc events connected with the cccupsin of
dy ard said that Italy restored 60 herself had
Qucrcd her place in the world He was cony inced that
Tome would remain the seat Of the Ponii"atc. TIE
relations between Italy and al other nptona, Ills
Majesty said, friendly, and he believed that rcace
would contnrc; hpt hc warned Parliament tlIa; they
would hc held t. strict in tie fune II they
neglected 70 perfect thorough reorganization of the
military and naval fore. Of tie Kingdom.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
CING TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

william NJ. Tweed has lately purchased for
sli5O0 d d,cicd to Mrs. McMnlIcn, who seems to h"
related in some way 20 him. the fine mansion mt tho
south east corner OF Forty tfth-st. and Fifhave The
value of the t has been called into question III conse'
oucnce of late events Mr. Twrcls career. and 1t s
said that ais title deeds III PROV dns for his Trends VIII
Not stand the test Of the courts.
Like ou, is thrown uron tho titles given 'y Tweed,
Thomas Murphy and other m,nbel' Of III" R'ns. to the
large amount Of property transferred 10 John e. Thomp
son Of Mendham. New-Jcrsey. Tie last issue OF me
Rcni T.ae Record the official organ "f Register Con-
plly the following item In the st OF transfers:
Sx.v-ciehth-st.. u. g., 100 W. Fomrth-avs, l7sN
In5 Frtcr Il. Swcrny, VIM. VI. T~od. ThouiaS
Murnby Hugh smith, and Richard B. Connolly.
10 John G. Thompson Of Mcndh:!m, n j.
estate agents report there Is no sale for Gsrvey
propertv though offered at 40 per cent OF Its cost How
Tweed and Connolly and the Ring manage to get pnr-
cha,ers for their lots ia consequently myScry to the
u,or dealers: and It Is inferred that the frequent
change /. simply shallow rusc to secure the property
against seizure.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28


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Il We. A.. tyc been oui'c ont @. pace -. t..'-
,o,.,.. g, .. ,-,c oro.hcr liz .7~ 1ln ,t
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
i itiNt J..

UIsluP LITANiOlr T. IrITUISING GAMPETrA'S )
sILICU.
PARIS. Monday. Nov. o. ISL.
Bishop Nrnlrloup publishes ii letter severely
f..'. i..:t't -,,t.Iri.a sx!rc.-ed ~. 'an.hct-a
H. l"c.nI,, nuy "tII Ird a. =. rncn'In
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
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mn li'!Y;r' .uvrrNNE>ljIY eTiTI Nl.E n
Cl >s'OE.
Errs,:is, To'..'ay. Nov. p, IL.
Tie Ministry las been engaged to-iiIy III
di-ri,.in :A" ent.oU g: ~ do ID CIR a, G"f'i.or
Of ,hc Province of L.h!rr. II has nt Vet become
lLov;. what teton vas iaAon "a. tue ..i. q.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
pt...,I{, or TVEED'& EI*lGNATION

II WIS rl.norcd around the { Itv Hail. ycstcr-
Il = that william Il. Tweed had re"isn"' Is position o.
Ccl.,s: uucr OF I.ll" Wmr and that = ,y"r ii - h.!
;uIoin,cd Francis n. BiXhy IN HI lhce The report
'coIld hc traced to authentic source.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
Sl'hlN.

NAr-IstE OF G%%. SrKIrs.
MApRrp. M"Liay. Nov. %, 1871.
Cen. S;ck!es was :rar,;,d to Miss Ci,Arh to-
d,,arc ,..ra: ~ S.r.To.k iiirn, j.a;rI! Ht visit
J. a. obj. G.: d.. 80. at i'T' +r"'.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-28
TILE BROKEN RING.
CONNOLLY'S CASE.

CONNOLII1S 5 CASE.
TIE EX-CONTKOLLER STILL IN THE UANDs or
THE sTERIFr-ONLY HALF THE REQUIRED
II u nIITAINED.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1871-04-08

! Rev. James Montgomery, of the Nj. e
| Church, who had been stationed on this
Circuit during the past year, left this place
last Saturday for Carlisle, Pa. He has been
granted by the Baltimore Conference, on
account of physical intirmitics, dispense.
ton for one year during which time he
might retire from the arduous lahors OF the
ministry, for the restoration OF his health
While in Mechanicstown he made many
friends who regret his departure, and will
be pleased to hear of his convalesccnce.
THE RAILROAD.
Work on the w. NJ r. r. is progressing
finely. Mr.. DOugherty contractor on sec
ton 10, has completed his contract. The
timber all hcwcd and framed tor the trcstlc
to be placed over Owings creek has arrived,
and the other timber for the bridges above
is on the way. The stone work and ma
sonry is nearly completed, and the creek
will soon be spanncd in several places by
substantial supcrstructurcs. The employ
ecs of the Company are actively at work
and going ahead as fast as possible.
C5y' Mcssrs. David 5. Firor, Martin Rou-
ger and Thomas Hughes are about erecting
houses on their lots. The sound of the
trowel, the axe and the hammer and the
steam planning factory is now heard early
and late. The whistle too of the locOmo-
tive sets things in Motion.
GRACEIIAM.
r@j~ We understand that the members
of the Moravian Congregation at Grace
ham, lately gave their Pastor Rev, Jesse
S. Bliclcnsdertcr surprise parly-by ten
dering him lot of the good things Of this
world in ample protllsion-cg4s, butter,
hams, flour, sugar, coffee preserves, and
all the dclcaccs Of the season.
\ correspondent at the same plac" SAYS,
that our farmers and gardeners are busily
engaged at this time the former in getting
their oats crop out, which has been much
retarded owing to the wet wcath'r. Mr..
Bollingcr is putting up brick addition to
his dwelling Isaac Weller doing lhcma#on
work and Edward Firor the carpenter
work David Fisher is enclosing ljH prop
er,y with Il handsome fence Mr.. Ecnnctt
Il Son are still buSly engaged IN receiving
and forwarding to Baltimore large qllan,i-
ties of lay and -four The Mrssrs. Dorsey
have sent car load Of sheep; krom and
Late have also sent a large number to the
city. Mr. George Grouse has awarded the
contract for the building OF his holtse to
Mr. +. FirOr. In conclusion would say
that the growing grain il looking SPLEEN
dilly, with scarcely n spot to iIar the beauty
Of the whole. The grass il also well set,
and Il heavy crop is confidently expected.
CHEESE FACToRY-A number Of cen
llcmcn near the York Road Station, on the
Western Maryland RaiIroad, lave a pro
icct on foot to start 4 cheese factory ia that
Ne material change IN The MaG,>Ct thi,
week.