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Europa.

Berlin, II. srpna. Vtera pribylo sem
100 rodin menonitd, stehqicich Sc do
Spoi. stat6. Knize Bismarck pribyl isem
Kissingu; jest pry oupln6 zotaven.
Tsdeh, 13. srp. Casopis Presse we
stuje, BE Anglicko uznalo spantlskou re-
publiku.
Madrid, ii. srp. Angle, Atmecko
Francie, Rakousko Itale uznaly Spa
nelskou republiku, jedine Rusko vaha. =
ooavy ze tim republkanstyi Europe
povzbuzeni sesieni nabude, Ylada
spanelska podekovala Nemecku "a snahy
jeho uznani republiky spanelsk6 cd en-.
ropskych mocnosti. Vsichni vyslanei a
xastupcove cizych mocnosd blahopfal
Ssrranori, presidentu spanelske repnbli-
by neien uznani Spanelske republiky
cd nejvetsich mocnosti europskych ale
spolu X viteztvi, iez General Marionez
dobyl mad karlisty u Oteizy Navafe.
Pafiz, IA. srp. Marsalek Bazain od-
jel Mohuce pres Kolin mad Rynem do
Bruselu, Belgii. Vlada francouzska
nebnde Belgicko zadati, ably j byl Bazain
vydan - lie Soir (casopis) mini, ze veil
tel ostrova sv. Markety q druzi ddstojnici
utek jeho byli zasveceni. Bazain pfi-
sral ma parniku Baron Eicasoli Janov6
10. hod. ranni, pond6li, isa pfeylecen
"a sluhu. Musel tedy ostroya prchnou-
ii asi 9. hod. vecerni. nedlli.
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Melody n Zlotiny.

Pitts burg, Pa, II. srpna. Oleiny
STANDARD" a Narodni pfetistovm oleie
ma foce Allegheny, 1Ste warde, ztravil
ohen tfeti hodnG ranni Ble,k uhodil
do kad6 5000 barely oleie zapdfl il.
Jakmile hofici olej pfetokl, rozmobl Sc
oheh tax, 2e V brzsku / /! akru pozemku,
pokryteho stavenimi a kad6mi, tonulo y .
mofi plamenu Teprv6 0 iedenacte no.
dine premohli hascovt poz@r potud, ze
&teni Sc ieho pfitrz utinili. ZpdsCbena .
skoda paci Sc ma s $4,000 IT Take ma
drnhe strant, oleinach Fairview, vzni- (
kl ohen, ktery 5000 barreld oleie ztravil,
zde zapalil blcsk, ienz uhodil do kadt
s olejem.
St. oseph, II. orpna. Po n6kolika
dnd sheriff Irving Davies Co a deputy
marshal Spoi. statd spolu iednim St.
louis skym detektiyem mGst6. ably w
patral istebo padelatele penez a spolu
vinniky jeho Dnes Sc jim postestilo
zatknouti Roberta t. Gilliana, bohatGho
farmera honaka Davies Co Ii q. w.
Adamse, byvaleho krcmafc Liyevillu,
Iowa. u tohoto nalezla policio "a 5000
dollari pad6lanych pence; byly to pade-
satky Narodni banky Tr ad er Chi
cago a nekoHk dvacitek padesatek ze-
lehak1. Prvni isou TAX vytetu6 padtla-
ne, BE cd pravych temef rozcznani nei
sou. Gillian talesne penize prodaval a
udaval St. Joe Il seyernim Missouri
lakoz vychodnim kansa>u. Go honak
byl mnoho ia cestach vedl Sc sty lidmi
obchod, to mu odbyt faIe>nFch pence
usnadhovalo.
Jakysi Bradley, ktery uedaynov Kan.
sss City byl zatcen, kdyz udaval padtla-
ne penize, udal ze je koupiI cd Giliiana
q tim uvedl policii ma stopu penezokazd.
St. Louis, Mo-, II. srpna. Dne@
niho dne vynesl koroner mad mrtvolou
Leny Miller, one divky, kterl nd9lclkem
aborce, vykonan6 Cd porodni baby Fort
mayerove zemtela, svlj nalez ale taine.
Casopisectvo sc ma koronera hor.i 1e o.
becenstvu zpravy podrobnosti pfipa-
de tom zatajuje. Kolujl povesti, ze koro-
ner tax cini ohledem n&kolika yyni-
kaiicim lekaFdm obGan0m, kter zala-
zitost tn jsou vice nez ospravelluitclno,
zamotAni. Fortmaycroya udaia PRS. vice
PAM, jimz od t6hotenstyi ponahala tez
vice lekaf6, ktefi j pomahali, jaao1 me-
kolik pand, ktefi 81 j k aborcY ziednah.
LOUISVILLE, l.. srpna. Horace
Witherspoor, bohat} farmer Anderson
Co., KY, byl Lawrencybnrgu od mia
deho pravnika Postwooda ma mistd "a
sttelen. Zastfeleny byl divokf chap.
ktery jiz diva muze beze vsi ptieiny "a
sttslil. Pred sesti t}hodny zastfelil ma
temze mistt V tn hodinu, kdy sam byi
nyni zabit, dr. Chamberse. Tentokrdte
cht6l zastreliti Postwo)da, kterJ jej Fsak
ma stesr pfedeseI skolil l mrtvoIy
nalezeny diva reyolyery; ioden mtl vsceb
seat ran, druheho byly dye yypaIeny.
St. Paul, MINI. =. srpna. Dnes
tteti iodine ranni byl vrchni ucitel je
dine svobodn6 skoly, professor 5. 5. Tay
Tor loznici syt Cd neznam4ho nuze pre-
psden dvema vystfeIy \ bambitkN ma
hlavt tezce porantn. Frah prchi. Pr
eina toho vrazedneho pokusu neni nama
ma sc ysak za to, ze pdchatcl pomysle
na loupez.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-08-15

VI alem vrazda. Adyokdt Tomas
Lavan byl by malem pfisel o 2iyot. On
vymohl totiz pani Driseollov6 2 Westsai-
tn rozvod. Drscoll choval Sc k adyoAato.
Vi 5 o6vyklou zdvofilosti. Y 1tery odpo
ledne pfisol "a MIN DO soudni sine, kde
pan Lavan prave pracoyal q tazal sc iei,
budei mifi pokdy ntkolik sloy nim
promluviti Osloveny odyelH, 20 "a ne
kolik minut Ma to 81 Drscoll usedl "a
advokata, jakoby mel 1myslu 6ekati.
Ale naiednou, k zd65eni obecenstya 20
mem serdzant Madiian skoei popadno
iej ~ ruku. DiiscoL drzcl totiz lueo
revolver a iiz dvaArato spustil ma advoka
ta. aniz by tcho nSkdo byl zpozoroval; ma
st6sti revolver mu 20 o5onkrate solhal.
Zbraa byla z BRUSH roya coz latroe svtd
Il, d, 81 j K zaviazdeni aaa Layana kou
Pill
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EEiFGiBSe e. Rsuaaei.

Es ca > q as ss sk eas
Iakond inkorporovany.
Hlavni lancclaf, 9a'5 Esowcry, NY.
Spo'ctnost tn jest zastonpena Is sta
,e9h Inie a cjta l4,000 clenu,
Pqiiztuie liyot az ma $4,000.
NemocnIm yyplaci podporu cd s7--24!
ydnt.
pfisptvky mohou zapravovany byti
Ndn6
Die y}ro6ni zprdyy, l. ledna 1874 Wy
pIacenp nemocnYm
roku 1873, 1875 co podpora
$4,000 yyplaceno d6di-
cum zomfelJch.
Pfiristck imeni roku 1873, $4,000.
Pfebytek dine /. ledna 1874, $4,000.
BIilsi zprayu poda;
~. REirSciEeld,
1S3 Ontario Str.
47-47 CLEVELAND, O.
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p0T0nl
POXORs! pOXOR!
HAMBURSKO AMERICKA PARO.
PLANEBNf SPCLECNOST.
(ITamburg Amcrikanische Packcttahrt.
Acticn GoselEchaft)
E'rima poStOyni parOplayba
mezi
HAMBURKEM A nEWY0RKEM
20 slavn6 osvddtcnycl yelkych postov.
nich parolodich
Iommrania, Wuriog3t,. Slcsta, Frisia,
VIostphotja, Cim6rid, Holsotja, Ham
D.oa]a, IQndolta, Gvmaaja, So9onia,
boyuSSia, Bararja, Icutonia, 41Uomdn.
a1a, .Suena, Fiaacouia, Rhenania, Lo-
Morjagia, Atsdtio, Koracaibo.
~ Lodni vyprayy konaii Sc z
lIamburku do New lorku kazdou stfedu
z Noyeho Iorku do lIamburku kazd}
ctertek.
4 ara na podzim konaii sc Ham
burkn do Nov6ha Yorku Noveho
loIku do llamburku mimofadne vypra
Wy vzdy y sobotu.
Pfeplavni cony:
Prvni kajnta S12o We zlat6.
Druhi kaiuta S72 We zlatG.
Mczipalubi: Z Nov6bo Yorkn do
Homburku S:sOve zlatG. z Hambur
KIN do NoyGho Yorku S:s6 papircch.
V llamburku poda blizsi zpravu gene.
RAIN icdnate August Esoltcn, VIM
MILLER'S /Nachfplger SO & "a Admi.
raltRtsStrasse, kde Cechove naidou sve-
no rodaka
u. JOScfa paStOra.
V New Yorku poda blizsi zpravu ge
neralni iednatelove
KUNHARDT CO., 81 Broad ST., n. Y
G. B. RICHARD Il BOAS, 81 Broad
way lakoz veskefi iich jcdnatelove pc
Sp. statech,
s1y~ Prosperity postovni paroplavby
iakoz Pastorova brosurka ,,Americky
vyst6hovalec" rozesilaii SC na pczadan
zdarma. 50-5t
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Nf~ H.Et EssJ Gx
V GkeVeBanGsgs. Ohio
gor. OG Forest and Grot0m ST..
fislo z 9s2.

dava tinto nasestI tenn ktefi pro sea pf-
na'eletci prhuzu9 ueb znamG oj6ua,
iizd's $40 SDerihy zapialili cslti. ze .iet.
Ky pro p5eplavcm z BremcL do amori.
kanskfch pfistaya Aoveho lorku, Bal
runore atd. "a tn uciiacint;s couu vy.ta-
yuie., pax IL. kdgl Sc toho zada, take ob-
-tarani daisi iizdy 2 Noytho Yorku, BaA
timofe atd. do vnitF tmcrj.sy. TAX !
.zdu hued d0moyn Nomecka, Czech
atd az do Bremen neIaciutj zarove6
Pfiiimd.
Ceny pfeplavu do Amcrky
70 paroiodi Y mezipalubi osoba pres 10
roku staff $50 $ papirech
Ditky do ~ LET % ;.
kQieace ID roku 2.2j
20 placheni lodi mezipalubi
Osoba pres roka staff %24 zlata
Di'ky 10 lct rs
Knienec do roku st. $50 !,
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Nalezeua nrtvoIa. Cd minnie
ho patllu po-tradan byl jeden pisar poato
yni, im6aem Eagan. Mrvola jeho male
zona Cd nekoLka chlapcd poblia driby
Atlantic a Great Western fece. Eagan
ma zenu a dltky, byl fadny tloyek a sya-
domity ufeduik, ktor} i ale iednou do
roka musol zahyfid. Mem pochybnosti,
ze opiy Sc Do feky spadl
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Elarcs IL sloszk,,

BREMEN, Bahnhofstrasse, cis. 20.
s:sy Odpornlujeme p. NJ. KREJiIHO
co nejspolehliy6isiho iednatele Americe
90 Karcz d Stotzkf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-22

marked "Y:"
MRS. TILTON TO MRS p.
. BROoKLYS, Nov q, 1s72-
nv DEAR MRS p: come to you In tins fearful rx-
tremty burdened by my misfOrtunes. TO claim your
promised sympathy and love. nave mis,a D. ND
felt obliged TO deceive '' these two years. that my
husband had made false accusations against noe race
he has 10 her or any one. A..
In order that he may not appear on h's deensc nus
adding the terrible exposure OF lawsuit VIII you iI
pOre silence on her part against indignation when
she may feel against him. for the only ray OF gh
and hope In this midnight gloom Is his eDure syipPay
and cooperation In my behalf. -
word from you 70 Mr.. Dr. viii change any uh-
friendly spirit which dear mother may have gwen LIN
against my husband.
You know have no mothers heart, that will look
charitaDy upon all, save you. AfecoDstey your chi'o
CSigned) -. ELIZABETH.
Or course you will destroy this letter.
Also, produce-out of the order Of time-a letter
of Mrs TiltOn, marked "Y2," sent to me year
afterward for money for the purpose of paying this
young persons school expenses, and also a state
ment of accounts and letters Of transmission, and
note acknowledging receipt for quarter ending June
1871. from the principal Of that school, marked
I'll" and "Z2." All these sums were paid by
Beecher, and l forwarded the money to settle them
through Mrs. Tilton, or sent the money directly to
the principal of the school at her request;
MRS. TLToN TO MoULToN.
TUESDAY, Jan. 49, 1871.
DEAR FRANCIS. Be kind enough TO send me so for
. want to inclose 1t in t0-InorrOw's mall. Yours
gratefully SIgned) ELIZABETH.
Statement of Account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-22

No. ia LIvMGsToNsT.. BRo0KLrS. Jan H. 1870 W.
gard TO your question whether have ever sought sep
sraton from my husband indignantly deny tna! s.eN
before The story that wanted separation IVES de-
berate faseho0d, coined by my poor mother mo sad
mento she night make, and communicated 70 ny hus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-08-22
I send you with this q ST.,

Mrs TILTON send you with this statement .. Mss
'''-'''s bill for the past half school year.
't'' Is doing well In her studi"s, and IL quite
favOrite with Sometimes she not very well tut
think, on the whole, her health rs improving
Could you not and make us a visit aud bring Mr.
Tton with youf little rest would Go you bOth e'o,
Very respectfully yours, - -.
'''''' making very good progress in music, ara IN
Of her common branches, arithmetic, geography
and spelling.
- SEMINARY, December 49, 1873.
F. d. MOULrON. esQ-DeUSr: Yours containing
check for $500 full iOI Mss T-s schoolb.l is re-
ceved This pays all her Indebtedness to this cate.
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Beecher was very anxious 10 ascertain thfongh nc
the exact condition of TiltOns feelings toward him.
and how far the reconciliation real and TO get
a statement in writing that would seem to free him
(Beecher) from imputatiOn thereafter. more than
once applied Tlton to get statement of bis feel
ings toward Beecher and received from him, on the
7th of February 1871, the following letter, which
prGduce marked ZAP
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privately paid through me by Beecher, to whom
had stated the difficulty of having the girl remain
in BROOKLYN; and he agreed with us that it was
best that she should be removed, and offered to be
at the cost of her schooling The bills were sent to
me from time to time % they became due, part OF
them through Mrs. TiltOhc. Previous to her going
away she wrote the following letters to Mrs. Tton
marked "Wn and "Xn-and they were sent to me
by Mrs. 7. as part of these transactions:
'''''. TO MRS. 1nToN.
BROOKLYN. Jan. 10. 1871.
Ny DEAR MRS TnIoN: want to tel you somStning e.
e sTs %s Ss and ~ tel ss%
E: ua sssSga ns' shown
were dshenorable demonstrations never az tne tune
eoss Do s1 not Ms l.
you you sad your husband Bye BY. '''"
These notes are in Mrs. Tilton's handwriting aud
ON the same paper used by bee in correspondence
with me.
FROM THE SAME TO TIE SAME.
MY DEAR MRS TLroH The story nat Hr m,,0S
70 hs own and attempted TO violate ny person /.
wicked Ne. Yours truly.
While this young ,lady was at school she did IN
form friend Of Nrs. TtOn, Mrs. r., OF the stories
OF the family relations. These stories were written
to BROOKLYN, and came TO the knowledge OF my
friends creating ON impression upon their MINDS I'M
favorable to NJ Titon and might possibly lead TO
the reopening Of the ecandal. J. therefore took
pans 20 trace them back and FOUND that they came
from Mrs. p, TO whom the schoolgirl had told them.
therefore, called upon Tilton and asked If these
stories could not be stopped Soon afterwards he
produced TO me letter dated the 9Th Of November,
1872, written by Mrs. Tilton, with note to me on
tho back thereof, 10 dissbuss ME- Pc mind - 10
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After Beecher had these letters of his sister,
Mrs. Hooker, he came TO me, in trouble and alarm.
aDd|handed me all the letters, together with one
under the date of November q, which I herewith
produce, with the inclosure cut from The Hartford
Times, to which it alludes. 1t is marked "Ng:
MRS. HOOKER TO BEEcHER.
HARTFORD, Wednesday q, 1872
Tnes of TINS city last see ineiOsure belowl
can endure no longer ! must see YOU ana persuaoe
write PeD which S ses 80 sns SSas to
shall leave here on M train Friday . morning I and
unless you meet me at e. station shan 60
sociation, No: Twenty thrdst where ! shall hope to
see you TIE day r:o,s aSa SAD AT to n %s
widows living quietly in our pleasant home, and
want you to come there. without warning, whenever
you are unless you have other friends whom
So shall 30 a. il On shopping trip and stay long
would prefer going to Mrs Tlton's to anywhere else.
but Thesitate TO ask her 70 receive me.
into that paper and with her consent could write Is
one commissioned from On high
a. DO 1 ycu 1n os me e On T
In her name beseech y0u and will take no deuial.
Ever yours Ia love unapeakabie.
J.eesxrs mentioned Ia chow kaerl
BEBCHER AND Mrs. TILToN.
"Eh Perkins," Of The Ner; York CoHmereiai. prom.
nent Republican paper has tins y cay:
When s.Aea him 4 be eidn.s .hins it Srss. un-
Eyes but knew he was an ola an uni knew
ssselss !: they =: fooled va sssoisi and lie WIN
I'VE asd talk about Bssehsr and rlsos. saa putting
this with other conversations with persona rieods Of
sstinnsd thai tesribs downfall surely awaits the one
Who has erred and oonecas IT,"
Bescher then informed no Of bic APPRECIATION
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which I have reason to believe were exaggerated
Wholly false After fall conference and explanation
tnere remains between but mu
tna GOODWILL and reconciliation have taken the place OF
evaporation or course shall not chase after rumors
snat VIII themselves OF breath left alone.
my friends will put their foot silently any coal
NOT em6efs and crush them out sshO taking the mis-
eraole lee will be dead in New-York 10 little time
g hey are In Brooklyn But do not the less thank
you Tor your aec0nae solctude and for loyalty
70 my good NAME I should have replied earlier but
your letter came when out Of town. had to 90
OUT again Immediately. II the papers do not NEEDLE.
TINS Islander will fall still bon--dead Julius Cesar. II
sensation should be got up OF there enough
ptter enemies TO fan the matter and create
though no final damage. am your afectiOnatc uncle,
(SIgned) IL. b.
NOTE BY MOULToN IN RELATION TO THE ABOVE.
n w. Beecher agreed to hold this letter 0r con-
sderaton, but sent 1t before seeing again. at first
approved OF the letter. but uay concluded 10 consult
WIN T. IT,, who offered substitute, the substance OF
when will DO found pencil copy OF H. W. BIS reply
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Of miscarriage. Your unhappy lrienu., -, r
(5gned) Il. W. BEECHEh'
This was letter of commentator, SO that MIS-
Tilton might trust me- as between her and her hus-
band, as fully as Beecher did. In the meanwhile
Mr.. Beeshers friends were continually annoying.
him and writing him about Tilton and the rumors
that were afOat with regard to both, and on the
18th of February Beecher received the following
letter from his nephew, +. b. Perkins, which ne
Beecher) handed me, with draft OF reply, on the
ed of the same February, which he sent without
showing me again, and upon that draft made the
following note. / herewith produce these docu'
ments, marked "Q""R,n and IS" respectively
PERKINS TO BRBCHER.
BOZ "A. 6pkTrOE ID. Ngw-YoRk feo. - 18TH
MY DEAR UNCLE: After some consideration uee rue
10 inform you OF matter concerning you !liton nns
y .sas %
sSa,'s Tor sn the sA psTtes hs
You may OF COURSE do what you like with TINS 'etter
Sss e * What
the matter not has bean dspeaa,ng 70 me % ha "
tSossSt Other peoSe base Theodore 1ltoa has u
this action Owed into the very suooear Of the very
e com calm Very truly Ssurs n n.,vx.
To the Rev, H.G as:f1Sss s1d BeesAes - . ~
p. s-I can't say TltOn said "sdultef1es" ne ~
referring 70 hs late in,xnes with Mrs wn. snq IT,
formed Of Is the excuse by duplicating you In
Affairs. tsigned, F'b'f
nv DEAF FRED: Whatever Mr.. Titon formerly said
sss and frankly eonessss that Ss had been me
by OF who when confronted, backed
In some sense s@ in Part to blame for bis indign&
ton. For lent creduldus ear 70 repoIe About MN,
The Portland daily press., 1874-08-26
MOultOn on Tilton.

The sde-lights which the publications in this
disgusting Brooklyn business are daily throw.
ing upon the moral atmosphere in which its
chief actors have lived, moved, and had their
being ought not to be lost sight of. They are
full of instruction for those who believe with
us that the old-fashioned notions of social
honor and deceacy are on the whole the safest
foundations as yet devised for social peace and
happiness What picture, for example, Mr..
f. ID. Moulton, the latest gusher INF the story.
unconsclously paints of himself in his own
account of his behavior as a financial go-be-
tween! He tells us that his friend Mr.. Tilton.
on his "hintng rather than informing him. of
the fact that Mr.. Beecher wished to furnish
some money for his (Mr. Tilton's) use, "re-
PEELED even the intimation of such a thing with
the utmost indignation and anger" If we are
to believe what Mr.. Moulton now tells US about
Inc relations at that time of these two men,
nr. Moulton, when he limited" this PROPOSE
Iion TO Mr.. Elton, knew that he was asking a
cuckoid to accent pecunary help from the man
VINO mad cuckolded himi 1t may be possible
1or man to paint himself in more daspicable
colors imam these, but it would not be easy for
man to paint himself in more desnicable
colors than these. There certainly IL no cluh
OF gentlemen in the world from which n man
who avowed that he had attempted 10 indnca
his frieLd, and equal, to accept money from his
Wlfe's seducer, would not be instantly and
definitely kicked out-N. Y W0rld.
The Portland daily press., 1874-08-26
NncrAl0oY

Sidney Dobell, the English poet, whose death
was announced by cable yesterday, was born in
1924, in one of the suburbs of London. His
father was wine merchant of some literary
taste, and his mother the daughter of Samuel
Thompson, the political and religious radical.
Sidney was taken into his fathers counting
room when twelve years of age. and remained
there fifteen years. While serving as clerk he
published under the nom de plume of ''Sidney
Yendes," the well known and at one time very
popular poem of 'The Roman" In 1851 his
mercantile life came to a close, and thenceforth
he devoted khimself to literary pursuits. In
1856 he published Bladder" poem which met
with but little favor, and which was merciless.
ly ridiculed by Aytoun in his "Firmillian: a
spasmodic tragedy" In 1866, in company with
Alexander Smith, Dobell published volume
of ''Sonnets of the War" suggested by the
Crimean conflict. From that time to his death
he devoted his time to the writing of poems and
pamphlets in advocacy of the democratic idea,
The Portland daily press., 1874-08-26
Portland and the West.

Messrs. Barring Brothers & Co., Glenns and
other bankers of England, are buying the stock
of the Atlantic & st. Lawrence railroad
Holders of this stock can sell to net them one
hundred and five dollars per share The writer
has received this price. This is indeed very
great rise in this stock-many sales having been
made as low as fifty dollars, and some at less.
This important rise, and the very large expen-
ditures made here by the managers of the
Grand Trunk railroad and the change of its
grade, are influencing nearly every port in
England to share in the business growing out
OF the changes, and to establish lines of steam
ers running to Portland connecting with this
great road. The managers are pressing these
improvements with great vigor, so that there
will be receiving and delivery docks for seven
of the largest class of steamers this winter
cars delivering their freight directly on board
the steamers. Some Of the steamers COMING
will take three hundred carloads of provisions
and grain-or thirty thousand barrels. Such
large and increasing imports and exports will
necessitate very great increase of water front
in few years extending quite to Long Wharf
The managers here have any amount of Eng
fish capital for whatever expenditures they
may choose to make. The last steamer broupbt
one thousand tons of English steel rails.
1t is to be hoped that our excellent Mayol
and the City Council, will afford all proper and
needful facilities 10 the gentlemen connected
| with these great improvements. ONTARIO