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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
AtrvoAY, Nov. t'.i, IMS.
"Hie veck ciosfHi upon > decided renewal of tbe
?piculallvc feeling in tba stock market and a firmer
toue to prices in general. Tills activity was not so
w?U pronounced in the earlier portion of the week,
when extreme caution seemed to direct operations.
The favorable bank statement of tbe provlona week,
tbe ease In money and tbe virtual elimination of
Brie horn tbe lint gradually removed this hesitation,
an l a strong tide of speculation net In on IV cdnee
4ay. widen by Saturday bad carried prices up as
many as six and seven per cent for tbe prominent
stocks. The advance was more marked th the rail,
way shares. New York Central was particularly
active, owing to this feeling and to reports concern,
tng the expected dividend. Opening in tbe vicinity
?f 123% on Monday It bad attained to 129% before the
eloso on Saturday. St. Paul preferred was a favor
ite on account of tbe declaration of a dividend, aad
rem from hi % to 90. The recklessness with which
Btcreased speculation is accompanied is illustrated
by the large dealings at the present time la this
?took, although in the lata crisis it dropped forty per
cent in a few daya. Bock Island has been the ve
hicle of a new movement, bat bas not been as
progressive as others on the list. Toledo
abowed sensible appreciation, while a marked
advanced In Micblgau How. heru has resulted from a
proposition to consolidate with i-ate Shore, mak
ing one Hue between Buffalo and Chicago. Hudson
River was peihaps the strongest stock <>r the week.
Port Wayne advanced from three to four per cent.
Brio in the beginning was quoted between so and
41, declined to 87% and rose again to 40 with the
buoyancy at the close of (be week. Tbe dealings In
tt were very limited, however. Several sessions of
the boards pawl over it In succession and the
transuc'ions on the street were few. Tbe dispo
sition to abandon it uuul Uie public has some
guarantee that it will not be manipulated to
?nit the cliques Is prevalent among all classes of
operators, especially as the two great parties to tbe
late quarrel have buried their animosities and
are seeking a market lor tbeir immense load of
stock. A radical change In all tbut is conuected witu
Krio is necessary luiforo It can ever be dealt iu with
anything like .utisiaction. Tue express stocks were
stronger, possibly because a threatened war betweeu
some of the cotupantes and a consolidation of others
have attracted r, eort.atum toward them.
The money market worked with great ease
during i r M eet,, and the rate on call loans ranged
fro i tour p- cent, exceptionally, to six at some of
(lie banks, 'flu mi dement of the associated bunks
siioivs an iuerea*? in circulation of Ibo.ooo and a
decrease iu legal te nders of over $ 1.000,000. An In
ereusti in loaus is counterbaiaoeod by an almost
equal increase in deposits. It a totals as compared
witu the previous week are h? follows:?
Nor. hi. Nut. 'is.
f.oann .. $25 l ,001,000 $264,:W6,0f.1
HpOCIC 11, :,vt,l.>3 46,217
Circulation 34,185,068 :?l,284,f>ff<
Deposits 1S4.H0, Ml 187,4lH,H2!5
L? gai traders 03,690,044 fl2,440.Zv)6
The differences urr set forth as follows:?
lue.rease in loans $1,204,904
Decrease iu specie 1,640.5713
Increase m circulation 80,495
Increase in deposits ... 8,sue,405
Decrease in legal tenders 1,161',I k
The sa em of government gold account for the do
cretose iu legal tenders, but the exp.unatiou of tlir
decrease iu specie 14 uot &o readily given, and hence
tbero is an apprehension that the purchasers of the
government gold have been put dug it away for a
"squeeze" in the cunning week, especially as the tie
mand for gold to par for Imports will ue large for
the rest of the year. The eustoms receipts dnrtng the
week were nearly $l,8ou,bou, and the exports of hps
ete over $000,000.
flold fluctuated between 1*4 and 185%. Tire is'ter
figure was reached ou Friday last, when It was 1
known that the Secretary of the Treasury had com-<
raeticed the reissue of the three per cejnscertificates?
a nten iutcrpreted as modified expansion. A "bull"
movement was also initiated by bouses "long" of
government bonds who a view to -Vxiruerlug" or
drmny from the market the bears, who were selling
"short" upon the ditTerruoe between the prices of
bonds lit Earope and at home. Title appreciation
wan not sustained through the "nnioadiug" by par
Res Holding gold and on account of tne government
?ales. The range in price for each fluv of the week
In shown to the following table. No business wss
transacted on Thursday, Thanksgiving:-.
Higtwst. UHN'St.
Monday 134 S i84
Tuesday 134 r, 184%
W u icsdav 185% 1:1,'..
Friday... 136% 134%
Saturday 185% 134%
An Interesting contest prevailed in the govern
Bent market between the "bubs" and the "bears."
The latter put ont twenty day contracts to sell bonds
from one to two per cent iwlow market rates.
TUiopcnut-iatey based upon tue .owur rate of
bonds m London as compared with New York. The
"bulls" showed splendid t trategyou iheir side and
were aided by ih< remarkable coincidences that Mr.
Mi'b'uUooh would sell uo more bouu a id would re
Issue tho three per cents, or course gold immedi
ately advaat ed upon a knowie Igo of llume facts, and
tliobi.i:<; s 11 forced In many lu-tanc* to cover
t i"T i-oii, .1 I he "corner" was sustained utni
tl e last -lay of til'; week. 1- ben a decline iegold gave
the"akorta" theadvantage aud tin market broke.
Be 3 c ih<- vtose of hue'j ss on .Saturday tin're
w:.s a re< tvery of tone and price* -.fort
filthily as follows:?United States sixeM 15.-*
tT"U ercil, iTi if a 115; do. coupon, 1881, ?g #
1U> 5 .??#. ri"*ls'."red, list% a in I t do '..noun,
18 . 111% a 112} do. do., 1*64. 1 til;, a*07%; j0.
do., I'? loan $??%'; do. do., new,'jtgjj, |jo% A
110%; do. do., U6-1,11 1% ?U0%; ?K, do,. 180s, llo?:,
a ill. .l.j-4Ai's, r..gluts is*i loajg a 1M| uo. coupon,
tca% a too.
TM stock marie was vtronv on Hatofday, wtth a
enir,. nation01 una in the tntertai after the boa. da
In tho succeeding masiness ou the -street time w?? a
?auction from the beat tiguros, aud the following
quota: ota prevailed at five o'duck:?New York
r; nuel, 12S?, a i-*:,; Northwestt.ru, nu a xv%; do.
preferred, -v m Pan), 71 a 72; Hh PaoJ preferred,
at; 41 let ,p?n H- ttb< rd, *9% 0?"%; Heading, 90% a
09%; Peeiiio Hail, lli% lod: Fori tCavoe, QH, a
11; I.rie, ?."? a 40
The sales at the lost open board uvduded tha fob
lowing:?American Express, 47; I'ltlWd -fa'os Kx
pM" 'iAdatna Express, 60%; Morvttaots' Union
F.x,?t<? , Qeicicsliver, gilf; l'acihc .Mail, 118.%;
Gneth .land, a. ,; Wcsten iJnlon, 3<-; Vnw
York tie ltral, t.;!,; RndsdBRiver, W>V; KcMiog,
w?; fi t a*b, fe '%; Mtlwai.kMf und Hf. Paul, 70%;
4o ref rred, Kurt Wayuo, u. , Ohio end
Mn-s skip; , ;i ? iiicliii':!" 4. utheru. - ?%: I1it?btirg,
*?;, JoiedR 10i: Hock Is,au<i, ltW%; forth we#-srn,
I5 {; do preferred. MR,
A m n*at If e compamtive itatettert ?howieg the
?hi v iu'h of sproifl fron this (uirt ,nst vol and
aertnff toeyrar to date, together with tho?i ft-r tue
cor re ,010104 -iwiods in "?tis and J"' 7 ?
ixen. 188J. IWI8.
Ferly-etgMh r*k $Aia,67l I .7. T $et2, inli
Nrtv re parted... 61,u <..m7 41..; ,i* qt < i.iW
Total ll.vf'WUl fM,<M9,99M $89,1'^ Mi
The expoi of spacM from thn port to daw In tha
previous fburb "n rears compare at rol'ows ?
isift t8T.3l4.5tC is - ?il !91,7*8
t8?H .... 46.5M,.ha i- j.. 38 999,14?
15'. I. 49,fit tr? i>ts A'.,021,464
IP'/ 55,7Ki HO# 1HW,.. '28 475,877
l< :,JK.'2l; iX.'it j7.l?x2,08]
1W'' dl.wKMi |X6.; -J ,.
184' ilAO4,780 lx&a a:.,770,681
Bubji ttcd Li the toial valuation of foreign imparts
at tbe jx ft of New rt rk for the wcok ertdinxNovem.
tar 27, cecnptred wim those o' thr two pteeedtng
wr , t , its t.lso tbo value of dry goods entered at this
port ana thrown on th? piarkot for I: s ro. res pond
iDgpeno'i It. itscc and 18C7:?>
M"i Li hdlnp Vir. IT 2Yor. f. f?br. 21
Dry good? ?l,191.288 $#5#,881 $1,944,643
Gen'i xnere'iand ,? ., 9,40'<.254 2,i..'7.fl8.l 4?i75,#50
Total for tho W?ok. $3,694,584 $3,fw' ...i8 $6, i4
?? .< miporuv of dry goods for the we k and ?
Aati'tat. 1 to ?i aro en follows:- ?
fK> Ifre*. J888. 18W-. Ik
F.'tt'd Atport. 11 . ... fo',Ml *1,21
1 Etmttn e t tok t i -t.r.tr . ? v, # l,k;'
..'r J.
Kn a 'i . i ' . vi'',* f',40
TstfWit o:i n i.'l ll3,V44,#4P SS.2I6.6I2 78
I ?>??' >? ? fi w,>. W'.aU-1', ; 1 hf.
s ! t ji p> 1 tiiil pi, ' at . - ' at I'
?t i ; b ,1 thee rhin ii t? , ?? v,<
t ?? ? oipts of cot; .I. . t'l ? r
li . . . . I .1 r" ' < 1 ' ? ?' I k f ' t iOU.
bales in oxers* of last week. TTxe shipment *1 thin
Increase will furnish a larger supply of Mils. And,
again, the "ahon" Interest In governmerits. wlnc?.
It w.ts expected, would faquirs an extensive -canip
uient ?f beads, lias been lar.:eiy over oscuu^ud
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Hot. SS-S r. H
mm , . ti v. lM F?>u were in moderate <ie
AHHKik fucelft*it* package*- ? ?**
maud and Steady at $7 It . *7 S7*. revf *?? du" *nd
U 'l>o ???Tl?? maAet tor Bio ?u uulnt, bat prices were
?tea.lt partJsuiarlyfsr the better grades. We heard of no
?alee. Other rtescrlpUonh eooUnued dull and unchanged.
<io*tob.?Bedelpte, MW bales. The market tee. very lr
. -- . ?Ttr-m were rather lower, eelee being mete at a
regular an. prio n, The cable uuwe. which waa received
?ha dav however, had the effect of arresting the
thwart u-udeVv of prices and the market rloaed quite
dotrewam wow 'uu?jne appeuded. The tnlea comprised
?Sm JiLhw. wincing 2.0W for export, 818 for tplnunlag apd
^nr^' a "on Vhere were same beetdee of *0 bales
i?ry delitery et 22c., *? 4s. d? for Kebru
arv at 82* eml Mi do. do. for December at 24c, We quote ?
* (7al.ta.lt goSU? New Orltam
tvin rd/t awi Memphis amd TtXO*.
Ordinary S j'.
Ueod ordinary .? ??.% JJS ~-w
Low middling *4 Jj> ?2?
Middling.... ????* S,* j,'?.
? KudJU AW iiR.Mlt?Receipts, 29,Hp Iritis, flow, l.H?
ba-e corn weal, 268,6*6 bushel* wheat, 86.401 do. corn, I8.,ia0
do!*oats, #4,003 do. rye, 6.100 do. malt and 111,891 barley, lite
market for flour ruled dull but steads at our previous quota
tions. California lonr was dull and nominally unchanged.
The tales were about 11,000 bbU. For Southern flour the de
mand waa moderately actlceat unaltered prlcet. KaleK .idO
bbls Hf6 floOTtVaiiD moderate demand unci bigMr pnwei
No?.sr
|g? ??
HoundhoopObiojshipping brands. ? ? * ] ?JJ
Round noop Ohio, trade brands ? 00 a 1< ?
St. Louie low ? ^
Bl. IiOOil itTlllght 6-tTi. .. .. - - -- m o,)
St. Louie choice double extra. """ ? ~ w
Ht. Louis choice family... Jo ,? * M mi
Mountain choice and family ? !*? * .. lm
Southern superflne sud extra.. . ? ' J ? " ,
Californiaflourfsaefca and 7 uu a w
Rye Hour J ?3 2 I 90
Corn meal, city fi mi a
Corn meal, Brandy wine no a I 00
? T^.?^n"ToVwu"?a''Wm' 'fairly' active for e1.eculaU..n
but the enhanced view, of ho! dcrep re vented
gnu. v w."w ^rSrS5??s
Corn' Sm falriV'^Uv? end higher, Wtthaale' of a tout
10U,?U) liuahcls at sjil W a $1 17 tu etore, #1 18 a *1 W afloat
-j|i ix A 4>i 14 for unsound. Uat? wbpb excHija wo ?.?. *
*?hlihtr.tieMto were about 8JHy?00 buihele et 7bo. a
7-iiloat Rye., ;\iou'U QuieL w?n linn, the nalet being
IffiiSSS*wTJSviatliti
with .alee of 12,000 bu.helt at 4S fsr CanadaJWSt ut
A ' U8 Tor istate. Of barley malt there were small talee at a ?
$ FBKtuum The market w?e dub, hut rate, wore tirm, par
tlonlarly f?>r cotton, the enms*"tewe?V n In}1"o V
1M> boxes bacon at 27.. fld., BuO btile. flour at 2a_7 -A, anp^r
i.re^-A forebrnTeicl, with ld,l?U case, petroleum, to a
I,0UC>b1^ 'fe wereTulet and lower, clo.lng at 17c. a
... . while cloth was dull and nominal at 20c. a 21c. ln
ifoc"! The uei.iai.d coniinued light and price, were In
hilTere'favor. We piote:- Prime and choice g-adoe, 17c. a
Si! -fair to god, 12 c. a 16c., and Inferior to common, 8c. a
'^l^^terwa. moderately jxettv. at Ready
prices. Receipt* Ijgbt. We quote: Suloping, ?0c. a 70c., re
II rw was du'l'Vnd".omi.mUt 11Mo.,.gold, for Manila; ?r.
* M.U 2ST Wmdatre^ o^ucd b'mprern. were with
Hfrv-e^to.few ol?T?V-rt': week, November
?v, l?is:-H.9w. hhdH. I'utm, l.ilk'i do. 1 orlo Rico, 2,181 do.
H??^KJateairsi-.....??
and hi. do. tai. the market f.w epiriU turpentine was dull
So 1 price, were heavy and Iovvcr, closing at 4? ^c. ? ?tc. 'or
1 eiiTia. table aid .hlpplOL' lot*. Ku?lll Ihu KW ,ia v
were dull and lower, while the other grade, were Jho dnU
b.p un-hafv -e.i. The only salos we heerd oj ?.re 7w k
4 ?" ?
1* ;r!' ixira.oj., m? a ?'J ?J. Of Hewhern Ur, :?l bbi?. (trem
wharf .were sold at il JU t. Wilmington tar wa. dull at
' rmtf - f inseed re in allied dun anil heavy at 92c. a 94c., In
?e?k? and hbla Otuer kiudt were .lull and nomma, at our
rtlie'tow7r" Irtcsales'wurein has m *;?a
^^Wo?^ SfrffiSt* fiMblf-d P '.ha
.In Titirn h?icf Wki* dill! aii'.l uom^nal at our V*\\wi-*ti'?"<"?
Rlef hiirnv Were sUadf , with tales of 1*1 bid.., at ?29 h dJO.
^ Z*7* quiet lul steady, at ?y.
iSied Mmoi.lerm lO'.r. a 10?g?. lor;Irtek 'J.Uu, 11V- a V;
7 v. .. R #4 in. II -,r ? Fjw, tor pb'Kioa nam*, 10 **?. a n 4*..
for emoted d.c'and 14 ic.ali\u. for baggr.l^ taoonwa.
l^""VlthortJrlhl'.e.t ^ml'lKJ^. ror ^,,n'|'^l~lV"1' The
Sw^'marfid*waT'quhH'and v^k' ^hg ^^VJ?'? ?
r^1. fe thiruee'ior Ja'nur'r, \
?"piiTiitVue'^lruoe In bulk wa. dull, the sale, hejrc I.SJ I
15Jg reflSSl ou the .H ?- lotaroly hciie and
!'' k? ST. r?|um dellverv pit ?? ?'i* rather es.lt r , the
.alek we.e 7 hub 1.1, .. Stan,'aid white for Norernoer at jIc. a
^.c^ngai lills'c. oid, and 1^00 do. for IH-cmber a.
^ilis. -Car'.liq? ws.? 1UM4 Out ttrioly at 8c. a 9r. We beard
2^K^.J8 T.7SRS?5$-Sg
Tie- ? ifii'c mIIp. for.fa?i'to cood r*i uIiik * uwa. ???
w?ri ?64 hb?i?. on \nWntr ifimi ami ^
it1,e frr ret,nod the i.iarket wa. dull n.d boa y at lee'
hard, 14c. a 14 ,?? f?" fc*u w>u"" M"1 Utr' a lfc *u
,0"l.ri^.- "I Un?e- the,w were tales of ?,HOOba:4? ' f 'rd
Canning a' If., gold,duly paid. i.iiL. were dull and 'm
Ch6T?aiu!?t wa..owi?' sal" and heavy. We qnole IJc. a
^Taui-ow wssjwoderateli ?-tive. the ?aies bciog 4 ' n C lb'.
**Wn'tsa"v.P Rece (it., 270 hhl?. bn? ness w s i. . ? sod
pri est wriw R"f. ihcre Were ?ma l sa,?s ctaro at ? ?7,
duty paid. . .
CfcU. KSTAIT*
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16.3*101*71 ; . - 4,0110
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i ?t, mmI nr. P *, m ft a ?' WHlnii^bjr bVjOjJW. ..... Ofoi
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r>f.t..tM at, 00, ? 0.4 rt w of rm- l.nn k?,4l ?' 01.. 5 -1.
ttbbv *ml 4ml-?*, # a i of. SUtlliO tiil?ao. niy.l 1,1*71
01'. bv, W0, f? lit of 1 -tarjtTf at, 4i-*l'?*51...ti?.,...... : ,'-73
liota?r,f^ 17,14, 4"., 6, block In. b**wtk?i,ent n..(-, W-l
'-i*'
ltamib-ir*..
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, . .. t ?????? k k k ? k k ? ? ? 0 ?? * * ? ? ? ? ?? * ? ? ? ? ? ? ^
iotw tf It lurunki map, WlltlMMh'irft(d0<!<l l-?7*.. HO
Tnaiktcac m Miitt^tiwtft-*iffii4.
rihtki'ii at, n a, 106.10 ft w of Kaf.? yrm at, WjliM- - ?. ? ?
PI Ik!-....r ?r! n k, 1-4.10 ft w ?f HbJMiJba fl, IO0*lOtl?i9
. ? ' ?*
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r \*T A?tT??!U4.
1 lukbihg a?, ft t, 2M fl ?t of On-kid at, IStlO.'. IM
*4 41 *1(1 A.
Itk\t 10t, k I, h)U sn, m, Abtn Van W*elt map 1
dblahfrni"- *r, ki,i ?| 4 m |H, |
CMc.bkki'f a?, k *. l-iia lVtlto 3 >0, do \ * i,
Oai 1(n kt, o a, lot*ik, ??,131. l.U 130, do.: I '
I.*- -n at, a a, iilot "6 (i i riion of), do.
fca l/oa', ? a pint 76 ip-rllon -<f i, -Jo
iTMva'a niixf.
finch!" ?ft ? *. .75-'f| t->f .Tackkon ??, 11*110 5nn
lack t- r- ?t. * *. 41.k fl * ef h#?t htn ?t, lui.Sil7.?* 4i.4*ot ,o
HAf tV
1 rxprct at. n x a. 5)0 fl ii t of tt nbur a?, 23*109. IW
fit km no.
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--YI irn bat.
."nir hill k(, aa, *'ij Anati ", iifiii!H, Htrlotf 1.4""
HOBiu mimitit
Drnot N?r k road.? a, ad)oi-nni Hanataa, I art* is
Mil KVII.lt
J?rlc?'olo.,kfoaii|kn roa l, x *, a-, joining J fll ta, 4618
a 4,"00
a?H IVII.l. t IlKTIBf.
Road f ?unt $ da Mott'a to laratl Wrfghi'k, * a, 6 anrca,
a.ljoluios Orimtha ? 1,31*
n in ini n.
tVaaia# food, o *, 44, block 14, 46*07 . , 4nH
T!*A"!1 "KB IN tSSHk.T ooaxrr, n. J NFWAltn
Itelm- nt at, w *,175 ft a of Kinney it. Khrltio n ?ot>
fern*it, n a aim ft w or wiitau & ,t mio(
Perry II, . a, Iwi it w of Wm.u at, $7 ft front
E-IU Wild A.bllUd I K, H a CO. II if, X os7B ' 6 1)
38 fMrnnt' 6 ** ""ir st>3 facti, ?0 ft, Sj ft mid
m" **? " <h,W it it of Ke'iruey it! Mm luti.'
William it and ixllry, F Machln'*, dlx'JO
70U
- 18,000
y?... . . - OKLLK VJ LI.K.
s,ullage it, o i, 4*8 ; tc of Upper ruait, 4u*i;tu. * *.>0
Itl.OO.el'le.I.lt
, ? .?rf Grmvws property, alien 5 acres... . ktlfl i
J Martin'.property, | acre. 3p.,
t. , OI.INTON.
Upp?r hitzab^th roa<l, e *, JKTQulnn'a property, 11
a<*rc9| 7 (MO
Orange fond, M Curmutntfti' apUI*, about 4
Waue g property, on private rota 1,000
O a . ORANliB.
suruMldff ?it, ft w i, 442 ft a e of WaHhiajrtou it, 60x130... 4Ub
THA iar> iirt in lioiibON ooi/ntv, n. j-jkichi.y ri t
South i*t it, n 4, 1&* i| w ?r Co tt, 0a.4x50? Ktt.f .K 7 .iKi.
South Ut aL a a. W.d it w of al lri_n*:.ii( ??** ?bar* 7,.?0
2 ".i I w **1 " *1 ?"?'S ?? W t?I t/Q tiS tiw, im).'1 lifv/r
South l?l At, o ft, Ui.6 It IV of At, ld.Hi.iO(
_ HUDSON <1ITV.
NtMrark *!%'" *\ *? W s,uulmlt Sou
VaiT Wlnkli at' bit 28, j Wlokl, map, <8 Iota, iOxXIKl. 2,6m)
Bergen wood road, e a, 118 ft ? of 1'ator.on I
ay, 126.116 '
Summit ar, e *, 126 ft ? of Pateraonar!; **bu' ,,lu0
275H16
JlBBUBN.
, iiRIIXi E I..
Hrlnkerhorr it, * s, 175.3 ft w of Oreacentav, 50ilM d-SCO
?'?11 ?. <"l? *) to 48, U untie cilo d Golden map,
10llxt4?f 4.41*1
Hi-Wark plank road, n i, w of Bergen ay, 7UU*U8 32,(1 K)
Virginia av, i w ?, 220 ft n w of Bergen ay, 47Uil47 8,r. 0
WhjhIn<yfi>ri uu r. w ? ->iUI i'i . u> ..r Tu.i?..< >>ni!?tA/i q nidi
Virginia av, i w ?, 220 ft n w of Bergen ay, 4715147 H,r. 0
Waahlngtoo ay, u w i, 200 ft e w of Walnut it, 2tK)ilO(J...8,uMI
? . . ? UltKK.tVll.LK.
2 t Morris Canal and Jersey City and Bergen
1 , now
.2O,0C0
Plot bet Morris Canal and JerMiy City and Be
WoSiff'ar7 prop?r m y y ''an,eury*
INTEBKAT10NAL POSTAL AFFAIRS.
f'oiiTcittlon npon Pofttl JHiitlen Brtwrru the
Dnilod liitiu<M und (ireat Itrifm.i.
The followiuv m attnpy of the convention toot ween
the General Host twice of the Dniietl Sutca of
America and the General Pout Office of the t'/iil.'il ,
KlnifUom of Great Britain and Ireland:?
The General Tout ortlce of the United SutteH of
America and the General Post Office of the United
Kinifdom of Great Britain and Ireland beiuir denlr
otw of retfulatiiit; hy lneauH of a new contention
the eoiiiniuulcuiiou liy pout between the .two totin
triea, the underaiifnetl, <tuly aulhori/.ed for (hut |Mir
po.si- by ibeir rtipectlve ({overuineiiu, hav> agreed
ujiou the lollowiug artlclea:?
AUTli'Li: 1. Tbern shall be au exchange of i urrr*|?'nJpnne
pet ween tho United SUtee of America und th'i Uaitcd king
dom uf Great Britain and Ireland, a. well for letters, neu,?
pap<*rs, book packets utei puttcrntt or eainjiliM of merchan.
ulse originating m the United States or In the United Kinaploi*
as for articles of the same nature originating in or <h stined
lor the countries or colonic^ the oorreepoud' nee. ol which ie
lorwsrded through the United Slate, or through th. United
Kingdom.
AUT. 2. Bach otllee shall make he own ariar.ceinsnl* for
the ih SjiK'eh of mails to the other odien hy wcB appointed
.hips suiling uu staled days, aud shall at Its own com remu
nerate the owner, of auch .hip. for tho conreyanee ol the
Until..
Aur. 8 The pottage ou a single Internet! >nnl l.'ler ?bsll he
twel ye cent* In the United Si ales and shnll Is-sly pence in
the United Kingdom; and the authorized weight of a single
letter ah .11 be iii.e.ii grama (by tho mnirie.tl sruf In the
I. I'lted Siatea, or half au ounce In the United h inrdnm. Kor
iither than single letters Ibe same charge shell lie 'route for
ever* additional liiteen grams, or half an ounce, or Ir.e
lion thereof. The itue.tlon of the further reliu tlon of the
letter rates of postage shall be cou.idered at the expiration
ut twelve ruooihs from th. commencement of this oonventio.
A A I . 4. Kyery InlernatlonaJ letter insulll. i?nllv paid or
wholly unpaid received in the I lilted stat"? Iroiu the Untied
Kingdom shall, m addition to the deticiant povtago, he s>ib i ot
lo a line of live rents, such line to be retaluel ny ihr United
Ktiito. t'ost (llltee; and every iutcriiaiJou.2 initei mstiili irmly
paid or wholly unpaid rueeivrd In ihr iiin.i Klugdom iio.n
ihs i nited hunts sliidl, in addition to ine dereleu poslitge, lie
subject to a Hue of two penoe, to tie retained hv the .ii iluh
Post oaioe.
Altl. A. International newspapers, hook packet, (initialling
priutrd paper, of .it kinds, maps, plans, prints, engravings,
drawni ??, photographs, lithographs, hIici o of music,
and palter,is and sumples o uiercha.iillse (looiiidlng see ls
and gr.iln) .bull be tmnKnilsalhle by Himr oillco
under such regulations as the desp.tehi inboe mav
from time to line lay down and at the lotlou.u'g
charges, viz.: For evcrv new pajwr nor ?vecillnc iodr
ouu. ei to weight ono penny in to . ur.ed Kiug.p ? i und I up
cciHh iu ilui (Jiiili I 8 rules, for boos packet., and patreri'A
when tint exceeding an ounce in win,,l.l, mu p .my in ihi
I lilted Kingdom am; two . enta iu the i'nlte i States. .Vln-it
?soMding m oonee and not excelling two ounoc b s. i ;.i
two prtiec ut tlie United Kingdom aud four rents i. ihf
U nited stub s Kor par Pet,i>i>diug four ounces in welvlit,
an udditi ual rate m ibroti pence ru six cents forever- lour
ounces or frai tton of four omn Tims - n-gms-ions', bow
aver, shall lUillad. the 1 at lowing:- First The imsp ge
shall bo fulur preguid. Second -Si ui"k packet rnuv
Cbiitaln koythlng winch . scaled or otherwise cfo-od iigumst
liupoetlon, nor must there be any letter, nm communication
of tha tiaturr of a letter, whether wipaiate or otji . wise, on
lee the wiiuio of so b IdMf or miration he printed
llui entries merely slating from whom <>? <> wli.'iti tk>< pin' ei
It- sent .lull not be regarded as a ? i, i tidr.l VI i,oog
packet must exoeesl two feet In lrii-;'.h or on. foot iu -lepiu
fourth?Neither ofllee shall be bound iu .lellv.g p lUt?d
pa|iers ihe Importation of which may he ju oblti- d lie he
laws or regulation, of the country to wnleh liiey are liana
muted. Kit th - No long ?g any custom, duty is chargeable In
the United Mates on the Impo utlou nmi the Ihu.-d King
dom of any of the article, enumerated above, su< h eustnu#
duty shall bn I'-ylobhi In the United Kta!"., anil Ibe pr.. cads
Bail, accrue to the United Mates Treasorj. Slsth .-Kteopl n
ahove, no eharye Whatever shall !?? levied iu the country In
which International newspapers, book packet, .-.od patterns
ur samples ol merchan-lise are delivered.
Am. t". Ihe post id coll ', u d In the ,w., .rodntnc* on Inter
national letter*, newspapers, liook packet, and pRtti-rn* or
sample, of merrhacdise, to.-.thnr with tho fees "or registra
tion (but exclusive i.f t.nes lor "npiud or iueutliuifmUv psld
letter.), shall be e iisily lividco is-'wcep the two sttli-M %n
In making said division ttie two cd! - rs ? bait ae.muui to em h
other fo- tlin follnwlim; rales |ier ounce or |s-r pound, acoord
Ing to the weight In bulk of each "llc-s t.f o.t'-r' aU'Mi.fci eor
resp'ttidenoc b Klr.t Try British I'ost ttihr. shall areootit to
the I - lied Stan-. I'ost o'ile.e for twenty -rnl* sn otiiio. on ah
paid Internothmai Icttuis sent to the i uli?"J .stubs; for
twenty cents an t act- fo ? all unpaid lii'.et-iiaGonal
received from the tinited .stales; for seven and a tiuarter
cents per pyntiid on International newspapers ,vrd to iho
I idled Slates, and for sixteen cents pier pound on inter,
national ho ik oaess^.'s ami eatt rns sent to ihti U'nTt at
Mates. Second- rite U't |:e.l State. fW Id, . shall
fie.out to 'let U' lib h I osl I HII *e |of tWefltV cent. ?, * >ut e
nil Oil pild liifrnallmi.l "tiers sent to tlie lih ii-d Kin d,
fi-' twenty cents at. ..nil.fm n I otiinld Inteu.atmnal letter*
re I front t..n Unicid Ktngdoui, for rU.it a-d ilue.
euar'tT eenis oe ? poand .i bitarttalkmal now^Mper. im u>
the I nited k n: '."it, forsiiteen cetits per |to>imlou tutnriia
tlo.'i .,) | )N paekstA .t tit l? tho t idled Kingdom, and lor
h'nete?u_ fcnts per pouud ou patiern. sent to the United
Klnguom
A at 7.-1 bat portion of th?' p.nt.<e of tr.ti.lt leib r*.
trai sit tietvstiapers, irtok panket. and patterns or upi **
of merehi mllse width repreionl. Ihe c irge lor '????> res i.on
vej an e bet wis ii tlie i nil I Km com the I nited .la'e*
shall hslong wl-oUy to the de*i vtrblng o'grc. For the pur
pose o this artlt e tht eh.rga for Is s ?, roi.v y.. "'r.d let
u-t. across th Atlantic In xlorts nulls.lull tie < otnp i|e<t At (
tvv.'i t '.ol- per uineu ?>: per thirty grants, t I th." ehn ,ij I
forth" ea . C.evv e .Cross I h"' At! mil t. new'.|vti;-.. J
book pa. set* aud p.'U?n sor saiuf lesot iner.iliai.dM" sliall '
It yvipimte l v tbt '-i jteiioi per pouad. or twelve cent, per I
kllbg.am.
A,tr. ?. ih Ual' i State# port O'H. ? uiay d. Ii?ar thn
British Pr,.i ttj.ee .eitce. or .iib-i , t.. , . ? widen have
bean l.isisiete.!, ...lib -vo to the I i i
PosttPbi. .. n -r .tier-of . ,.,st.t racxeu. which j
bavelK-nr" ist. r-.l -in J I,, t], I f.,* |
p.otai(i. of is i H i -1 b iiers sl.s i alwa . aid lu sdvaiie*. .
1" ??.' " ? tot ? t ?'.!? , .1' f - h i' ? . ?..r e.l ? ...
1' " ' ' ? t ? nount of w'i ,!..?? a. i y tbt dt a- !
palMBwa Am
. \KI. t. I b ! U'l't atBtate. prwt Oft' " ,? rnrther Fsllyer
to I o llrlt isli 1 oat I;c - i,i -*, h I rrs .:it' s.; fo' ad
clreAAC't lo ihoAt' of r,o titi|A*i to tvh'^li r?gl4t?i *;?l ?ct- |
w? <*Af) bc?r?nf (r.tfii ttt** I mi ? Ki:, r>,ft I mriHlBtii en
U'-iti a-e ouu I. it. 'tt us | ,.st a (In sddu on
t > tie" p atsr. 'doe tc the ilrdis' ; (.n ? i i"f zttcb sum as
? I' I e . ? ugeshle ?.'the tab* ?'s-1< -if tlie I ntltid k lod
il.iS'i no the n .istratloo imiu t?m t'nlle.i a ,o.'Aim of ? eery
rey let ed te'ler, and so fortd tdi .-oc.i i.t dm r ountrt.. i'r
ceionte. atiora luniUtoiied. tin its ine hiuisq t'oat U.il-s.1
may de.irer to the i nited .s.at'-a Post t ui *e .. et-dered i.'t.e**,
and ?!I f.u b, .ddrr-sr l tai 'I u c, f, which reels
tt rssl letters can he ?ent fror.i ll. Uoit- i ,i?. t he I'rltisb
i'ust' 'i ..e S'loil B C'Miritto th- ' n't" - vus post o'lit o (In
a-MI'loll to t |SI 'age dli to t.|" | ? | M ,l> . I'lMt II ."
f,r sin b s.im as alia Ibe ciiar si . ltaata . iba
I ' '? t I t s for t':c reg!"rat ? i ?. I ion N'ntes of
?glstei d let'er, and an i orth athlreased to lite
tries abor. mentioneu.
Ant.lb. P ? Uriti.b Po?t tBI .- p, grant the lrar.lt
tnel riltct Kingdom as w as thi C'Vtivcv ail- r hy
mall packet*, of the r'.ae i nol. whpth the U'oiUH
rttatea Post t)U,oe oiav vxehon < ,n "il,..r dliectlnn, Wit. ihii
I'list t) beus ui the tJntle-1 Stairs p. -.es'iona oi of foreign
eotititrle. aod Ui" U'ldtwl Slab s i oat t dure < n<-a ?? I" g.srt
tne IratwliIhr u li ll.a I'nlWs! del '.aswidsa the dun
ance hy U.iitn*. sL.tea will packets, ?' Uie eloaed rualla w hlM)
'he Hrr.ii.ti I'at 11 : may r?r. a ??? .. r'll rr .llrco t ? :'i
ibe I'nat <) tides of the Krltish |i.--. tesylo is or of for.irt| ? oon*
trl a. The e'?n?ry will, h a-* ds of *e|vta ci ."l o..,is
through the , t| ,.t ,hkil render an an d of the letters, new a
pa era, buoass packets an I pattern, .ooabieo tu ?Uch civ-ed
mah*.
AUT. 11. The rate* ?T O'l.ta-ut to he m it i*Iij paid tor toe
territorial tr.uali .uioiadloi; tl ? n..*..;? of the b'ngll.b ( an
ok of alt letter* mm mm m country to the mher for trana
Oitiftloii to p! u'tf be on b, In tiostil nails, -ball >? as l?l
lows: |h British I'oal Odiew aball n pmnp to the I'nat 11 . ?
of the failed Mates for tbrie wad three qti.rer. r.-ita an
Bui tft "i- o voyaaoaof .nek l*ttrr?tbraaab A* I mm
Ktete*; an i the P i.t ok'ca wf tti? t'nl.ed .te ,hai a u ?
Id Mm lb . -h Pt. tt Hide for one and no-loafer pdi.ny i M
I.; ounce t'>r the e.inve at - i. . I
t"f id i ' ti n United Kingdom. The ir'sosit -s t t
p'sit ..he or tally paltl for newspaper*, boos pi,
o p i nine, sanip'rs i met NanUis" sent It alose maile
? all he f.iir jenre per kilogramme for nan-It .ur eigh the
I ouwt K'r - >m. alid St. cents i?-e pound fur Irsttao lev , h
la I nlleo . la.es.
kki .tii t\ bi-u, in any Hrltisk or I tdtrd Flat s pwrt t,
vl -s j 11. trans ' rr?d front on' ?'dp |n aootb f without
any C'.peuse devolyUM ull the otT ;t of tka - '11 ntry owrd tjf
I ft ?"ch Iraosiyy .ball tmi h? dtimiil a tenUerial
I ''bar', -it,>11 not give rlw lo Buy rhn',. i irt? rib rial
transit.
A'n IS. The -ate* of peals,* to he yatd (jy the Itritlsh
> ?' el I i United Hiatas l't"t t>(Mt fwf tho kM c
aooa, other than aero*, tbo AUat'lle, of corrwBpWMlt i I
Iroert the United King.ton lo the Unit"! K: ue in ebtaed
n ? f.. l-s ir-ilssi oi t i pla ts bvyoi I tr bniurhl in; u
I a '? I Mates iro'o place, heyokd lari"'*4 ma a, 'or trite
BUS.tot I., toe I i .e.l Kingdom sh<? If . the HUB* . 1st ar? pa. l
bv tha Intiabiusiii. of Ihk auHetl Ktatev: rt-elprrv. ally, the rates
"I porta," to be paid by lite Let'? I S a'ea I'vest ?* m i'\,
?* It lib I'oM Oiijet forlbBMB conveyar. "ther thkn acres)
? ' ? ? rropt.ti letter tr t i n Im ,
to Ihe ? |(, I Kln.tlnro fn rlnecl mall', 'or fan t Psr'uti l>
I) fee li.vsno, or brought to the t'alr I K?| in , Ir "I, Idee,,
bey -ft'l, in ' Im cd rroiba, (oe transi'ii.sM- t? ms Unit'-d Klates.
Miad h" the u.1 tbat are paid b* the eitaelU iUuf tu."
Ijoifd Kin;; I ,m.
Aiti. 14. tie enmhlred Ur-llurlal ah! ?T?i ft* upon trai
siii.nrr*i( mdenecarnl lo ordinary mill. M> by tig, ni l. >r
by one nine* to ins nih.r abali he the w p lia arapaldiv
t ie lima . unts of th. country through trliicli iu. curresjon
deiiii' I* ,<.iwarded
Am. IS. fli" BrltMb Po?l fldlea.haJI actosnt to th? r?dt"d
Btaias I'oel (i.l ? \>t the ruin of two e.nt. nooi every rip. |e
pa. letter .rot Ihrouch the I iht.il nlng.oin "r or, tnaif
inail. addressed to t ie United Stat"*, ami the UuKtg ht** ?
U' st ftrace ahail nccotinl o> the Krltisl I'asiii.i , i. , tk..,,,.
s.l : '-z '. I s s. .'Ill' -'a ??tt? Mtfl lv li? * tf r'S
? nice .hail account p. the Br'tlsU Put u,nf.u the ?u,JF
of IBM penay upon ei.ry rl. ,l? rs-| cu.r a. it -.t.rr, nb the
1 - de ? .Mas . In ordinary uiRili r ; ad'lr?s,e.| to ha v ,,(wj
Klndom.
Aar. Id. Tf'rs shall us an sfhsr g. ,,f m rr.-? n.|?bee t'?
twi'ntha United 8;alr? of Ajufrlcvand I t tjy.t ad Post
I),I be a-eticies eslabllshr I In tea Uael.li rn'os ? of KL
I i ma., Panama, lo tolr. t ami in dan I an (I'o/to Bit o)
Tie ("Stag. t> Iw acr. i ??.' fn? on ?,,rh cmr, .pnrdenc ?
'half h. lived from tlio. iu liuie by th. mut tal rot.sent ut tne
?wo officii*
A*t. 17. Tha Brlt'lh Fct 0"!*. rhyjl prepare at th. .iptr*
I trny qitartOF .apar* ? aria irta, .lblhlttng lire rtv
? i of ih* eicliaega of tmrreepondrr;'", whether lo' t,l> ? r
mall, or In elna^l yislla, hetwe n ibe rrspcelive of" e*. s irp
si ii-ils abaII be founded upon the arknowletlg- icnis i f 'f.
t el(d of th? ersp^-tiy. olhre* during ih. 'piafter. Th? .. par
1 1 It la Shell tie (neorpi raieo i i rro.'rsi ae ?? us v ..
shad t>? ? .mrar.'i and wvd.l by the two cfiyi and (he hat
at .A .hall lortowltli bo paid M 4 tB Ttintiey of ih?.,#ur'r> in
which the paymet I la to he ma le, hi th,.l o >> w ,n
fo id lo ha in.ehtad lo the otliri in contirt'-i. |l u'cj
8>.i? eurt,,.. r Utc .leriitig ur airiliu. Igif I hiU.I Blrtir.
ourreucy foi. slilllluy* mhI Uro pence shall be considered as
"? ~ a dnlir
A - iH. Official euuinuinlaaUnns ad.frraacd by the rutted
Sl.-i.i j I'.ist (Jillcs Ui Urn tji ulsli Pust Office, or by the British
f j . O ti.;o t? tlin itilH.I .Status I'ust Olive, until uol ;.,lvs riss
to -my atjcount between t ie two offices.
A t r I' rhe two older t shall, by mutual cmse'it, make de
t a i -td iimmm In ?ecorilnMM with tin: foregoing articles,
ho It rf,; at Ion* to be n ruitiiub.e uu a reaaonuble notice by
either office.
ART Hd I 'm convention for regelating the riminii ilra
ii. ii Itv post bniu n.:a tue two cuuuli ie*. signed to Louuon on
tlie isiti Joan, 1 - /, shall ceaen to liare elect on an 1 fro.n the
cute mi which the convention now to bo concluded ahull be
put in operatlou.
A i. r. Hi This convention shall come into opernllou o j the
let <n' Jitn iary, let!!*.
A tr. 'X. Till* convention (hull he terminable *1 any lime
or a notice by cither olUce of one year,
tniue iu <iupiicitUs auil Higueit la Doniion the ttevunUt
tlitv of Novi inner, aiui ut WuMtiiUffcoa Hie twrntjr
foiuth iluy of November, ono ttioimainl eight uun
tired au<t Hlxty-i'lifiu. MONTROSE,
I'tnitiuueter General of the United Kingdom.
AI.KX- W. KANDAiji.,
I'obttnuMtiT tSeuorai of the United Htutoa.
1 Hereby approve the foregoing convention, and
in testimony thereof I have canned tin; seal of the
( nlu!<l .Stale a to lie affixed. ANDREW JOHN HON.
liy the rreskleiti:?William II. Haw a an, Mercury
of Male.
WASHINGTON, Nov. -'4, 1M0M.
OWTAII.RU KKOIU.ATI0NR.
'Hie following are the detailed regulations arranged
ln'iwot it the (it noral Fuel Office of the United suites
or America and the General font Office oi the United
fciim-iotu of Great Britain and Ireland for tlie exe
. ntlon of the convention of the iMihdayof Novcin
nuv, A. D. 1908:
Autici.s 1. Each office shall ssnd malls by well appointed
steamships of approved speed, sailing on stated days between
Ltvcrpo.il and New York or Boston, and New York or Boa
ton sad Liverpool. via (jueenstown; ami also between Soulb
oaci'.ou and New York, and New York and Southampton, as
o 'lsn .ji such strovuships shall be despatched ; provided that
the mails so sent shall not be delayed by sunn mode of de
'patrli. and {<rovliled that the cost of iran-ilt can be arranged
of r?-fi office in accordance with ths rates which that ouioo
eciy .hl-ik It rlcht to pay for the conveyance oi in .il matter,
if It I e shown by cither office thai lap sending of auy portion
<4 til" International letters to any designated port oauses a
11el*> l.. eiiuh letters, it is agreed that the other office shall
ipsa: i i send such letters to said port, unless when letters
nre - <?.daily addressed to be so sent.
Anc. 'J- Accumiuodatloa for the sortation of "Ittiers on
hoard Khali .mi provided by the despatching olllce when de
eded by the olllce to which the mails are sent, the two oltlc.es
to ilctcriiilne bv mutual cotiscni whether sorting officers -if
employ) d shall belong to the British or to the llnhed Slates
. ?si Oii.ce, or partly to the one and partly to the other; the
salaries of tiie sorting oiticere to be paid by tbat olllce to
altii'h to.; ohicer Khali heion;;.
ASt. 3. Tito following shall be the regulation for the ex
cluiiteof malls between the Hrltish and the United Htates
IW unices; -First?The o lice of London snail exchange
mails with the odice* of Boston, New York, Philadelphia,
BiUtmiore, Portland, Detroit, ().nc?p and San Francisco.
Second-The "ill. II or I.lmm,snl ?
the
cimimorc, rortiatid, Detroit, (Juicaio and San Francisco.
Second ?The olll. u of Liverpool ehal: exchauge malls with
tue office* of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Pouiand, Detroit, Chicago and San Kranclsco. Third -The
ogle* of Southampton shall riuliaugn molls wit i the uillcrs of
Boston, New York, Philadelphia and Sou Fraic.sco. Fourth -
Tlie otlice of Dublin shad exchauge malls with the
offices or Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Portland, lie
trod, Chicago and Son Francisco. Fifth ?The olUue of Cork
shall mniaage mails with the odices of New York and San
Francisco. Sixth- Tlie odlce nt Londonderry shall exchange
mall* wiili thu olllce* of New York, Boston, Philadelphia,
Portland, Detroit, Chicago ami San Francisco. Seventh
Toe olUce or Glasgow shall exchange mails with the ottlces
of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Portland, De
li olt, dhlca.o ami San Francisco. Eighth The office
ol New Yoru shall semi malls to the British Packet Office at
St. Thomas, IVcst Indie*. Ninth The British Packet Office
at Paiianm, U ilted States of Columbia, shall exchange malls
with tin oUilmi of Now ' ork aud San Francisco. Teath Toe
a thus of New t'ork shall semi mails to the British Packot
' Mllce at Colnc. Eleventh- The office of New York shall tend
?..alls to tlie British Packet Office at San Juan, Porto Kicu.
A cr. 4. 1'lis malls which are sent from the oiitco or
New kork t,> me brdUU Packet Office at St. Thomas shall
cnnprl-e cor. 'Spoudence passing between the Undid Slates
.it America and thu British and foreign vVest Indies. Upon
the noirespoitdeuoo despatclied from New York Ui Ht.
TUoin ?h, andreseed to auy Mrcign pert In the West Indies,
to* Gulled btatr* I'ost OlUce sliali account to the Bri
tish Pom Office at the rate el four pence per
ha.* ounce for tellers and one penny each for
newspapers. The mails which are exchanged between the
Brills.a Px< <cm Oolce at Panama and the offices of New York
anil Ssn Francisco shall comprise correspondence passing he
iw en the Elates ou the Western coast of Suuiii America or
the British colonics of Australia and New &eaiuiid and the
Gulled Slates of A in erica, t p?n tlm correspondence d'*s
pal'dis d from Now York ur San Francisco to Panama, ad
dreaacd i?j onv of those States or c.l rules, the L'ulied States
Post OlMca shall account to tun British Post Office as follows:?
First, upon corr-s|Kjridcnoe a I dressed to ts? Stain* on the
Weatern ooatt el wrath Amartoa, ona shilling fuy taeh half
nunue lelicf: twopence for each newspaper; threepence tier
11 ir ooun s for hook packets. Ss ton I, upon correspoudi'm e
k.l.lre sal to the British colonies In Australia or to New Zra
lan I, flvpcncc for t-nch hair-ounce letter; IwopMMie for
each ntwsoaper; threepence p?-r four ounces for book
p.I ki ts, i lie sninc ra.es shall ho accouuls.l for by |hn
Unite.l Rtat.'s .,-on: Office upon unpaid letters and
ti'-u > papers originating In tue Stares on the Western coast of
Euuth America, in Aosti.ula or New iCcalanl despatched
fr no P inai'ia add.'osse l to thu United States. The inutla
wi cu sre exchanged between the British Packet l.'dice at
i?.. in nud ihe office at New York shall comprise oorre.ipond
er- e passing het? en the United states of Columbia and the
i tilled stales ot America. Upon the corrsepoulenno de
spa i \? I ironi-Sow Yorl to Cmon addressed to the United
Stales Columbia tile Unite.t States Post Utiles she!', account
to tue British Post tlillce at the rate of four peace pug half
ounce iett r and outs peuuy each for newspapers. The mails
v? nich are. sent i roin the l ost oulr* of New i ork to the Brit
ish Pitch- * Office si Sail .luan. I'orto lliro, shall compriserup
respondeuce passing oetween the United Suies of America
ai.o the Island of Porto Itlco. Upon lis# correspondeuee de
spalclo I from New York addrtksed to Porto Kirn the United
Males Post Olllce shall account to the British Poat Office nt
the rate ot four pence per half omice for letters ana one
p . r.v each fur newspaper*.
Ai: i. A I pou ordinary voirespondeuce despatched from
the i nltsd siates, la ordinary mails bv way of me United
Kuicdom, addressed io the countries uii I colonic* cnumt
ruled In taole A, annexed to the pn-s*nt regulations, the
Cchad .-.talcs Post Office s-.all arrount In the BrtUsti Post
On ce for the. rah's oT povlagr set forth in that tahle.
\?r. d. Upon ordinary eorrsapondencc despntchsd from
t?..- United King lam in uroltiaiy mails, l yrway of the United
-Slates, addressed to the countries and colonies enumerated In
la. Is B, ani.eied to the present regtt.aihuis. >he British Post
I di.ee snail account to ins United Elates Post Office at the
!????'* of catta.e set forth 111 that tahle.
,v if r. ? Th? sseli mge of r>-gltteml letier* and other
postal ,??ck :lA between the Post Oillees of the United King
?lorn autl the Post Office* of ll.s United State* shall he regie
la'"d a* foMowg: Tlie letters, ve., shall he entered, with ail
th1 rigcessacy o'eulls, on ?| ? ual lists, aocor ling u> tho form
C ei.uoxe I lo the pc?? ut rcgitiut.otia. The registered letters,
demand lbs oorainal lis' shall he then tied togsthsr with a
nt ?i Str'ag sill placed In a canvas hug id an orange
eo'vr, wbi ti shall '?? seoorelr Ugd at the neck by a
a.rio, , tkc an Is of Wiillh ?! 'ill b* sesled wUh Ate
>nl of the let;atehlug offiea. The reglxterad tetir* uil.v
mo r up -.'i.tll he plarod In the mall of which they form part.
Tie- p. mher of i. ;lsau -il lc.ttrrs enh-re I on the Special
lists .?iii?t he ?|icui' ? I ?t full length, In words, iu the p.ace re
tort ,i tor the purposs .1 ths foot of the inter bill. If it
si. hi I happen that than tiro bo roglKcrod letters to be for
w-.rosd it i*uk ist sha.1 la sent ?ne:oer<t eg u?uai In the
0 <n,.? eo|..|->sl canvas bag. Tbe special lists shad be retained
by me uhi.c t tchb b Iks; Art sent, which shall sloip.y ac
k ?. iw ledge the receipt, omiuTleahy, of the reglsu-red letters
re. civcd by II h) tbr next list which II sha'l hxve to aer. I m
tin. fv1 tesp.c.dhix otlice. Iu ruse of any difference or eThYr
h?i.,s illscOfertu on thu nuoulng of the malls the atl 'ntlon ot
the office shn'1 becaUoiJ to the circumstance ny
the lirat i-..?t- ? *" *
At-t. 1 'fue I'tdtod State* Post Office may deliver to the
Hi h p k. I.-, ft storedtattin ? ? mpopdra, book po*k>
els . id p-illorn.t or R:t l ines ol mi rchan.llsc addressed Ui the
on h rim uoned coonlites or cosuntea, vlr.^-Uaiai of Hood
Hope, t:?. or, Constandnoi . l?sst lirhes, l-.gypt (vtx.,
I A wandrit, S irt aud Ualro , l a.kland islands, itsmbla,
I I It bra iter, ?4old ttoaat. Done K'.n.;, Jaw, I. a,".*, Gabuau,
I I.I i.i. Hal.a, Mauritius, Nala., N >w hoiilb Talcs,
ij i . nviau.L ttt. Helena, Klcrra Ijsone, Bontb Aus'rolla, Ta#
> nip.Is Vi' t'oda. Vkestorn Ails'ralta. tin lis sole the British
I Post (Mure to.it deliver to the United Slates 1 i?.l Olllce regis
tried h i -rt addressed to too un.'eruirullourd coloalr*. -
i Canada, New brn-iswh lc, Nivw N-iotla.
I ikt.V. fhe to'lowinc n-gitialtdoe shall be ohsarved with
r p.-ct to the rugtstcrsti tellers roiurred to iu lbs preceding
. ar..<. il e I utted etatc* Post IMUc# shall account to the
i British Poet Office for thu ? .oi oi lourtHuce, In a l iltlon to
| the ooatar.e tlus tritb* Hrltish P.ist Olllce. upon every regls
te ist letter. Oewspaper, bo ik? pacx.-t and fadcrn or sample
01 t enow,, ffisc i .ma in/lii tue I'll I ted etatt s and addressed
to any of ha co.'ufi cs or co.omea enuumraUst In the preeej
lis r.lclc, fin its si te the British I'osf Ulfice shall account
to the 'loin t Slates I'ust I tid e lor the smii of cl ,hl cents, In
i a. Ihlon to |te postage due l? tor Umttu States Post UlMa,
upon ever icgi?tercu letter orlgl laung in Uf llidt.-d Mng
l l ... ami s'lilrsssnd oi any of the colonic* suumcralad Iu lliu
| prove ling article
A. i. lb Kvcry mall passing hntwrra the offices nf ex
I chat it ol tkr rrspc -tiv* P >st w.llccs shall '? accumpaoidd bv
i a ? tcr hill *p< . liyiog the srao<int of postage dlio to cacu
I other ;n rsoh rl.sas of corres|K4Klenod. I'Ue ollir# lo wMrh
i IV mail .a a?ldrrs??<l shall acknowoalge da r-- ;?t by the
' n ?v The Iclttr t'lli ? fr< n ths offices ml f.oilAon, Llvsr
. . So i hamplon, Dublin, t'ork, Lomioudsrnr auo illaagow
j for the o" - v* ol Bo?i >n, New fork, lhilla h iphla, Baltlowro,
I'oithuid, I a-u olt, Chicago and hau r'rauilsco shall he In nin
foi uh/with the form l>, annexed lo the prs-senl re/nlations.
, 111. *u.n s ol i*U?r bills which the olhcci of Borloh, NrW
, T'.rl, Philadelphia, ' altlmire, Fort and, Detroit. I lilcavo
ai. I Stn Fnc. rhwvi shall use, Iu thi-lt c miroinlrailon# with
? ihv f TrgoIng British ollicd# of sxcham e, shall a?i*? with th#
I psUdrns abo.e drdcrtheA Ths Icllar bill from the affires
j oi Nw York and ran Francisco for |h# British Packet
I lid. r i Panama shall bslr, roafurmhy wttb 'hciormFan.
i ? fi-''l vi the pr< * ol regulation*. The letter bkl from the
of N w Vnrk for the British Packet no ca at I toon
1 sn vil be lt< donfoiTiity wiltrti a ?rm C anaaied t<i the prcs
1 *vit rrg natiuM liit Irtitt Mil (tun the ..nice of Nrw York
for the British Packet i ?:llre al Thomas shall h# la e"b
for-rviy >r th th* lotm II annexed to Ios |.reaent regulations.
a r. ii. The fsspeetlea dMoM of etcbai sna-l meg
la1' .. ittiary figured, oh tho upper r.-ht band
r. ri oi tlic a.'tlrfedof palft letters passln/ In transit, the
am .nt die in the ti c. to which the letters are transmittal, i
1 p V |. rsl. tlimtrhwl hluacsliig. on on| ?iJ Inter* I
ps j In ii it.nl. the amount dbs to Ht i.espsU hn aolnce. |
i k? . Ii. ieervspcide* o.hces ol elcliar.gr shxll dlvl.te
Ida lot Iidf o ? >? lit. * Alley sh.ll m-'na ly exchsugr nto .
I ??i an dlttld l tec cat* as there ?rad"1orsnt artids* ta th*
I let'- i. ? t s?. h p. ketahx.lte *' ohrla la'olebow
? IO . .1111 mis.bar ol the art.? 'e in the an ouiil, as well as th*
An... tat oi .H>*va?* to h? bt.'u at to account Iu respect to ths
rsvi. ( cut. .??l hy vhr Islet II. .alrels which th# re#|>eetlr#
on; ?, of en hance shod make use of. lo eirtue of the pro
1 vo. nt* of tlic article, shall b? primed as foihiers;?First, oo
pit t or per for paid l-ilertiotlonal rorrest<ondenc8. Baromt,
oc u , a paper i..r paid t'aoeit oorrsopondrnec. Thim,'>d
wt ? i a; er lor unpaid oorresnondeni'?, whether mtrrna
i f .1 of trarhit. s suitb, oa luue paper lor aaltar glf*
. in| r.sf *o ao account. . t ,.
? . i.i:!. Dea-I letter*, Bewepapeep, Ac., whhh cannot op
' d* fre t, from whatevar rouse, shall be mutually retui red
, * s ' t"'expiration ?? every month. Mich til those Inter*,
A as shall hare been chsrgsil to lbs accoaal shad be re
tin no I lor lite same amount oi postage which Wita orl dually
I ? > ? g>"J l.y th# sending oi'ics, and shall be a'lowed In the dis
, Chi Ofthd aoouoniof ihs ii.be I UI which thee wsro trano
I mi . Dead letters, A Which hare hesn received In OjOded
ma.I- nnffi Wkleh cannot ha prodncal he tho offic# which ha#
to -I ..m lboamoi.nl, snail he a.tmtlt*d for the same weight
I aa ' amount of portage wh eh was originally charged op. a
sp h u tiers, ffic., IP the action ta of lb* respect*# offices, on
a-, - ..ar t oo or ou list*xo ieUtng tor the aiuguul pf pusUg*
A ."r Tt' lsStUrt forwarded for the purpose ?f aanoylng or
In ii Inc the partlee to whom tbey ar>- addressed (the postage
?a which I roth o'llc.e* ar# aulbort/ed U? rulorn lo the pohiic,
even aiter thi-y bins licen opSlidil)? ku; ha included and ad*
hi ted With to* dead letter# miitual y returned.
AiiT.ta, < ly,Unary or reglsteieil tefUrs, hi?k pa<<kpts tad
Van. -lis of gnercband!*# n Isnlr* led cr misseut shall bsro
eli rocally re urnsd. tritb om dr'ay, Ihrnugh the tr spectre
<u ? s of exebsnxo tor the same weight aud siu'.nul of pnsl
?sv at which the* rfc-d charged l.y the der,gttol.li d office to
toe other offioffi The arilxle* of a Us# natwrp ajlnreaihffi tP
rerun. who ?*v# chan ,ed thrir res'iirnc# shtll b" mutria if
' . sr.!*! or returned, Cbavgvd Wtuttas rate that wouldhave
I ''a ; P:1s ''fhedctauwi re.Tulsllon# agreed open iwtwern th#
? Piipt O' .f#*f the Ifnjtri K tujflofn n nl 'ho IFt?|ir??i in
I th- rveiition sGnr.l at Loudon on ti e tBlh J ilie, IMJ, *h t'l
I to nave ctfect on and frem tho day on whlth the piep .til
1 dm . i rrguUiioM ".al i>? I u opwratlow.
I'm, ? In ffniiUt'T'F an>l sifo-l in l,i?i ltui llift
?| fTlJl ?!*) (it JSUTfHl'f'iT ttfl'l t'l M k?- 111 nfft dt
| it dm niy.fni rib Out of Novt'inLir, 'ipt tli.su
?hu.i lIui.I hundrml hhiI 'IM.v-Hjtu.
, * . J. UK. I st.i.i, ,
Beorctory gtucdu i n-t <. , iion.u.n
JMRi.l"; II. ii . gk N ?
PiperlPtonflpnt Korrigu Mall-1, i.i'd'ia! ut tti.Fcc.
h MaliingtUll.
MMUja LUELLMUE3CE.
Psix Ovwrhoakd.?Mrs. Wiiiuiftrxt Nooaau, re
siding la Tillary street, near Bridge, fi'levtjrtooard
at tho Kni'oii ferry on Saturday night. Sim was
attempting to Juuip on out- of the bouts u* t? was
leaving the Blip, Fortunately she was itaouod and
uent to her ho.ue.
Larceny by Servant Uiklb.?Two servant girls
(ulsters), employed tu Uie Globe Hotel, Fulton street,
named respectively .tone and Ux/.ie Uiaay, were
arrested losr. evening by Sergeant Cornell tnd o(fleer
Eason, of the Forty-first precinct, on the complaint
of the piTkpnetor, 4. J, Perry, who iiiiui'i-'v liient
withlarceny. A mi'nber of towns, bed linen, ,vr..
were found In their trunks and Idontiucd by Mr.
Percy. They were locked up for a bearuig.
Assault on an Oitickk,?John Harrington was
arrested and locked up to answer yesterday on a
charge of having assaulted officer Velaou, of the
Forty-second precinct, on Friday night, in Atlantio
street. It appears the orilcer saw the prisoner com
mit an IhUumuu assault on a man. and thereupon
attempted to arrest him. The prisoner and his
friends set upon tue officer and knocked Iiilij down.
The accused will tie tried before Judge Corn well on
Tuesday.
Run-over Accra mm-?Bdwsrd Monk. a tobacco
pedler, ran over a boy, named James Davis, at the
corner of Bridge and Prospect streeta an Saturday,
and was arrested for careless driving. The boy's in
juries were net of a serious character, and us it was
shown to have been quite occidental on Monk's part
he was discharged. Mrs. Mury Golvis, residing at No.
40 Hands direct, was knocked down and run over on
Saturday night by a mineral water wagon at the
corner of Fulton and Orange streets. She was very
badly bruised, but no bones were broken.
PlfUBONATlNU A REVENUE OFFICER ANb AlTFHPT
ino to Extort Money.?Peter Rourk, a storekeeper,
was arrested an Saturday by Bergeant Fearce. of the
Forty-second precinct, on a charge or personating a
revenue officer and attempting to extort inouoy.
The complainant in tue case is John K. IV. IJopke, a
distiller, at the corner of Gold and John streets. He
slated that Mm prisoner came to his place and stat d
he was n revenue officer and that ho wanted
$100. When the complainant refused to give hint
the money the prisoner palled out a revolver and
threatened to shoot hitu unless he gave htm the
money. When arrested a loaded revolver was found
In bis possession. He was locked up to await ex
amination.
accused or Swindling -Ellphalet Moore, the
weigh master having charge of the hay scales
In Atlantic avenue, was arrested by officer
Lamb, of the Fiftieth precinct, on Saturday night, on
the complaint of Edward Free), who accuses
him of conspiring with George Molcneaux to swindle
him. The complainant bought a load of hay from
Molencaux, who Is a lamg islaud farmer, and it ap
Garsltfcil considerably short In wetglrt. It had
en weighed by Moore, who, it Is alleged, certtUed
that it weighed 2,500 lbs. When the complainant
weighed it he found that there were only 926 lbs. in
the Toad. The fanner and webfliiaaster have botn
been held to await examiuntioujbefore Judge Corn
well.
Fixes.?Last evening about six o'clock a tire oc
curred in the apartmauts occupied by Michael
Brown, in the teneraeui house No. 161 Navy street,
caused, it is supposed, by the children playing with
Are from the stove during the absence or inelr pa
rents. The damage amounts to $60<i, including $ I5u
In bills, wbich Mrs. Brown had placed under the
pillow for safe keeping. The loss Is covered by in
surance In the Brooklyn Insurance company. The
damage to the premises, which arc owned by Mrs.
Win. A. Colt, is about *600; Insured.
Between twelve aad one o'clock yesterday morn
ing a tiro broke out In the frame bunding at
the Junction of Fniton ana FlatbuBb avenues. The
lower pari was occupied as a grocery hy John Fleid
house A J. M. Uoidcu, and the upper part as n
clothes cleaning establishment. Uoidcu A Field
house's loss is flOO, insured in the Home Insurance
Company for *2,600, and in the .Etna, of Hartford,
for $1,200. Joint McCornnek, who owns tlte build
ing, sustains a loss of $300; Insured fur $3,600, 1
OK THE BBOOKLfN ROADS.
The road ?;a?cm of 1*08. now drawing to a close,
baa been one of unsnrpapeed success in point or
Bomber and superiority of stock of horses which
have made their appearance on the roads in the sub
urbs of the city of Brooklyn. There are rnauy causes
to which this increase in the fast and stylish exhi
bitions of horses may be attributed, The lirst is un
doubtedly owing to the growth and prosperity of the
people, which enables mem to cultivate a taste for
that luie of sport, so natural and pe miiar to Ameri
cans, who are so universally acknowledged to be a
go-ahead people; and the other reason aligned is
just as good, n not better, which is that the drives
are a vast Improvement on the old roads of
former yeais, tsunc more numerous and better
kept. Hut it is a fact most generally asserted
by haOUutx of the road that the season now about
to terminate has been one of much enjoy ni*nt to
horsemen, wlio would fain extend tue fast waning
days or tue beautiful Indian so turner, and still cling
ing to the well handled ribbons urge on their fa
vorite steeds proudly and boa*Unity delimit, each
confident in himself of his ability to outstrip his
neighbor on the well kept surface of that great drive
of Isjug Island,
YlfH CONST 18l.A*D ROUP.
One cannot well conceive a tlucr rcuie these bright
sunshiny, cool, I'Vacing autumn days tha i s now
enjoyed by the Brooklynites to ihcit hear -' content
In the road which ie presented from the t'it? Hall to
Coney Island, and through the by-roads along
the lat'or. Tp Ku.ton avenue to Flat
bush avenue and enter lug the ^ grand
square or plaza, ncur the reservoir, to Prospect Park,
the pleasures of the road take shape. Then aiong
the niagiiflicent drive of one of the finest localities on
this Continent, perhaps. for landscape, scenery, pare
air and n spiendid perspective generally, vyhich one
Is so alienrltcd in admiring that nnin> sn elegant ye
Ulcic and team rollsuolselcsslf by ut,perceived which
at another tiiue would have challenged admiration.
Keeping tho road vi the left, passing "the lirecn'
I winch w now of the sere and yellow hue) anu by paihs
reuuiariy and tarn jfidly de-igtmd. you pass between
the lieer Paddock and battle Pifss Pool, from whence
can bo had a fa'r Idea of the many beauties 01 Mm
symmetrical mounds, nndulattng grounds, and the
wood,and which make up tlta oruaio design of
Lrooklyri's p? t pu?j ct?tho new Park. A short dis
tance lurlhcr ot> is the lake, wulrli u being prepared
bribe Park Commissioner*, wr ^VB "I Hat
least, for nubile u-t* this winter a* u skat'ng pond.
The "lirlve" in question turns lu various directions
from the "Concourse-' tear the luk'. and 1*. of
course, travelled in every branch, Mi, the most pop
alar reun and too b?'ut Is to tho lult. and then cure
out ou Prauklln aveuue. near Hatbuah, which
Is ken*, in perfeel order, aiid as a drive
cannot bo surpassed. Franklin avenue leads
luio the Coney Island plank toad and tho
horsemen are at homo. From about two lb tlis
aT.ernoou until long af,er dark the
horse* and horses not quite *n faat hold full sway,
miking the best of the six mile? of a plank road
with a sixty foot guagc and nu obstacle in the fomi
of a car t rack, which ta a source of .intioynaco In
more respects than ono to the fast roadsters. Tl\o
ro id which In owned by a Joint stock company
(whose Income 1.1 derived from the toll-gate), will i?e
placed under tbj charge of the Park Coinutlwelanei-H
by tho next Legislature, In which event tnc road
will be widened to the extent of too feci on the *aat
<iii>> TtiH will ttifonl ample spate. It is believed,
and" wK ? great mewmre of economy in tl.o
matter ofllmtm, vehicle*. Ac., which art nowmore
or leas Imperilled continually by the latter coming in
contort with each other for want of room U? turn out
w ???> ???>?*
island lithe well known inn of Mori Tnnlwn wh-TU
uiat oiirbltary and his "rigid bower, Mike Hluurd,
a lauiibor to Brooklyn tiorsomcii oh the rounre
u. ? r nrtVidc urid lUscnss tine points In horso doc
Irmc wkb an air of offhand <.rvic1?u*ne?s truly c up
uiAngU owners in that, lino of noMncss. A brief
a, ay hero, then u'a "Ho mr tho road i" ipalu, and
the dultfllet in Berfant clouds on a windy day f?r
the next two nuies. which brings Uk invn ierto
iimts poet's plffce of l>u-ine?s. w icie horse and mai
ler turn in oil the course Just as naturally ?? t.iey
nftrrwsnl* resume their wnV lo ike island.
Kotlcablc among i no ceiohrltiei on tide road may
lie mentioned the horn lu d llobln, owue by Kuu.'tt
Fletcher, which cau tro m 2:40 to a *n"
tlionv Campbell, evbliui'' ot kiu(M euiint/, lr
a very htm and Cem-lootcrt i anadian bay pony to a
"^Htreet*nornffilsMmter fore) pride? hlioM'f npon
living tho owner of It bay hor ?i fifteen hands hip1
which can trot in k;is. rex Collector Ituso ll.ulruu
drive* a large powerful brown bora* to a park
uhnctou and cuts M'lllf a daia.
l.cwi ' smith's sorrel mere, nbont foartcen hands
high, has been i*r irdcd as a "spanker m point of
?peed h*re during the season, film can .rotiu 2:41.
Mr. Whpatiouso, whose team la a eorru'and a bay.
have been regarded as about tho highest mettled
and fastest on the road Ihta fear. He is a good
driver, and oiten lakes ? "brush" with ?nch as arr
willing to test tho speed ef their animals.
James Weaver owns a sorrel stallion which can
travel In 2:18 (It Is ml said, s? least, by tucsc who
prutenil to have ?ceu him tiest that time*. Jaiuea
Weaver, Jr., is also notlcabte oti Hie road as the
driver of v fust tug. John Coshow. Port Warden,
drive* n bay Rihan Allen colt that rati trot lu about
g:46-a very ehowy annual. of which ho brags con
^Th^msldent of the King* County Democratic
I Committee, .lame* B. Craig, dims 'hs renowned
aray tnaro f-udy Warrington, widch i nn trot us fafct
as any horso on tnc roiat, to say the k* "? He has
also a very hutirtsotno war;',n. Coruptrulier fhonaas
11. Karon is oft it* wen oti tnc plsok road nrivng a
hay mare which an trot intito. He handle* thu
'"vv'nliam' wit:,oti, ownr ?>f ihc iwieheaMd horse
fHnser. ''an le; wen on the road altn?si any hno uf
fernoon, can no' w ry m<; has no Megan tnimont.
M i lu 'I Muih> :y. owocf of Hardy,a tleot fumed n,an
ii.ir-e isou'* oftu l>ci koow i/tuoif i . of the r, au,
? tiHll. s Mlw r itr.vQa a mat tafOWB II qf toll pmri
which tins been known to tro' bvow the tMrttog,
Ue >rgo HogorK has a gray Uorae. w.uch go >/*? (,aa
plauk road very frequently in 54:50. Mo; -n aery
Q i??o drivel a uvnbtf of fast and ttyb-h corsee,
but h auost IrenueuMy seen band.ing tii ub.xtw,
wiix-u ho does in an export manner, ov a smalt
gray sorrel. 11 is ai-vnowledged to be ogs ofta*>
Dcsi horsemen ?Hntlieae parts."
George Woodward drives a bay and brown, ? very
fast u auiiif trotters and a lashiouab.o pa. a puaetoci.
II" n generally aeoonipaulpd by his family. Mr.
Dodge drives a'lKiir of i-rotters which ran 1 <> Is i 16,
on the road aluiosi v^ry day, ami over ready fee ?
"tilt.** 1 ic!t (Fire Communlsmer) owae
and drive* a foal team of roadsters, strawoorry ramr
ta uotor, and nakt ; quite a handsome display,
t apiain ftiorue is familiar as the owu< if apretijr
fast trotting imrse. .Samuel St. JotdMlr v 1 a modi
brown spirited Uor-o; can trot in 2:4o: a h indaoiAn
111 I'll) >ut.
. a ~ u. who drives a team or >ay?, una
j. s. 1. ritranahuu, who a .so drives a in : am, are
riv iiut-ri ij our on tats route for a drive with their
famines. I?r. rtpcar drives a team of bay ?< and
English phaeton of the most elegant i iodol, not
uoticeable for spued, however, u. 0. Daniel*, Aider
inau of till? Eighth ward, has a team thai ? >o trot in
-?"SJ a P at which he frequently conu>. '1 .hen
ls riorm when driving, j. a. Thorn, Pre i< cut of
did to
board or Kducatloiirdrives" hig'famiTy IV.Vi,"op' fpi t*
road in a park phaeton. His teant are soiwIb tole
rably fast.
Joun Buckley, of Flushing avenue, daives a roan
horse whieii trots in 11:45 and is on the road nearly
every flue day. James Furred has a gray notae that
trots in 2:55, and James Hawkins a "span'cor" of an
auuual thai has gone in 2:42. E. J. Madden owns a
stylish gray horse which goes tolerably mat. Mr.
Parsons is often seen driving a fast black stallion;
can beat 2:50. Jus ace Cornwell is out occasionally
with a stylish ream and phaeton.
Nicholas Duryea bus quite a number of very fast
horses, and makes a notewortny appearam-e on the
road. Mr. Marrtu drives a HaiabltToiiian mam
which can beat 2:45; makes a splendid turnout and
is u good driver. Andrew Dougherty h ts a road
mare that can trot in 2:40?a teat which she fru
ununtly accomplishes. He is not regarded, however,
as a good driver. William Schwartiwaitier handles
the ribbons over a pretty fast and stylish pair of
bavs.
Hcnrv "olhemus makes a fashionable turnout
every othu lino afternoon, when he drives a team of
bavs that can beat 2:44. Ex-bheiiff Joiui UcWaroeo
drives the Marvin stallion and a fast brown mare,
both of winch get over the surface In a
right .sprightly manner. Martin Boyle, who own* a '
number or valuable liumbletoulans, Is often aeon on
this road. Isaac Van AuUcu is out behind a sty Han
team of sorrel aud brown nearly every tine day.
'Then there is Congressman Demits Barnes and
John O. Schumacher. Congressman elect, both of
whom drtv showy and fast teams; George Mum by,
Captain Joues, George Oakley, D. M. Cuauucv, An
drew Suvdaui, Joe Logget, John T. Martin, Edward
lvalbdcisch, Frank Swift, James Hunter, Hob Tattle,
Archie Bliss, Enmtus Crocker, Johnnie White, Wif
liainAllaby, lleury Belknap and a scoro or so mora
might be meuuoucd as among the luiOliuta of
the Coney island plank road during the past scaaon,
but the above will suffice to show what a lively one
it has been.
The Prospect Park fair ground, opened lately. M
already a great centre of attraction, though being
private none others than such as hold tickets of
membership are permitted to enter the enclosed
grounds, which are situated on the "shoil road**
about two miles and a half below Tunison's. A sib
penor three story aud French atiic frame building,
intended tor a club house, built bv the association*
is nearly completed and is both commodious autior
uuiuciititi. It Is reported that Hiram Howe and Dan
Pilfer, the well kuowu horse men, will lie on hero
and lake 1 barge of the new grounds for the associa
tion lu the early part of next spring. This Is a fa
vorite stopping place among the members (who aro
justly pruud of their new enterprise) and sue.i as bavs
an miree to the grounds. John I. hneditcer kcepn
the temporary club houso of the association near the
entrance. For such as desire a more extended drive
the wish can be gralihed by going acrosB tho country
to Llie
JAMAICA PLANK KOAD.
The best route there is through caurob lane, which
is just above Park vine; then take the first road to <
the right, by lieu Nelson s hotel, aud co ne ont by
sun Uoarland's, when you are on the road In guea
tiop. flic attractions have greatly decrease** for
driving on the Jamaica road within the past few
years, and iud< cd it may be said that for pleasure
purposes it ha> been abandoned altogether, the in
ducements of the new park drives and 1 lie Coney
Island road having entirely eclipsed the former glory
ot that route.
To such as may have tne time to spare and tho rrr
qtilslte facilities for enjoyment during tho few re
maining days or the declining autumn, who nave
not yet been over the course above alluded to, wo
cannot suggest any drive more really calculated to
afford pleasure iu scenery aud bracing, Invigorating
Direct in miud and body than a drive to the Park,
and tliro vU the latter out on the Coney iaiuud road,
snowy fl..kes will soon, in all probability, spread a
different carpet over the surface of the roads, When
smooth-clad runners will supplant wheeled ve
hicles; but to suon as admire speed, who dou'tralMf
a little dust for sport's sake, now is the accepted
time.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.
PorR?Whitfield.?On Thursday, November at,
at the residence of the bride's father, by the Uov. PI.
O. Flags. SamcelJ. Bote, of New York, to Maky M.,
eldest daughter of John M. Whtuieid, of Brooklyn,
K. I). No cards.
Texas and Georgia papers please copy.
Tkruhnb-?Under hill.?On Wednesday, Novell
ber 26, by the llev. John F). Cookman, John I'KRiiugn
to Carrie, only daughter of Alpheua UnderhiU, laq ,
of New York city.
Tobby?WATKKmrRY.?On Wednesday, November
26, by the Rev. M. 8. Hut ton, D. D.. William W
Tohby to Ejima. only daughter of Albert <1. Water
bury Fsq., all of UUs city. No cards.
Birth.
Bkm..?On Friday, November 2R, at 86 Went
Twenty-second street, Lllie, wife of Edward R. Bell,
01 a hou.
Died.
Batliy.?On Saturday, November 28, John w
Bah.ky, tn the 62d year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the Tamil/ aro reaper,8,
fully Invited to attend the funeral, from his Utd
residence, 172 Lexington avenue, on Tuesday anarl
noun, at one o'clock.
Rf.kiuan.?On Saturday, November 28, st the r?*H
dence of his father, Frederic It., son of John M.
and Margaret B. BerrUn, in the 23d year of his age.
Ttie relatives and friends of the family are respect
billy Invited to atn nd i he funeral, this iHonday)aRef?
noon, at live o'clock, from his father's residence. No.
62 West Ninth street.
Bkdei.u? In Brooklyn, on Sunday, Novoiuber 2?.
Annie E.. only ounghter of Ja nes VY. and Carrie M.
Bedell, aged t year and 6 months.
BoYCK.?On Saturday, November 23, John W.
Uovce, late Principal of Grammar School Ho. 8T, in
the 47th year of III* age.
The relatives and friends of the family, members
of the Board of Education, school elite rs of th?
Twelfth ward and the Masonic fraternity are re
quested to attend the funeral, from Ids I itc roof*
dence, Kigbty-sUth street, near Host river, on
Wednesday afternoon, at two o'cloek.
Bloomer.?At Ids residence, on satnrdnv etenUifc
November 2*. John Bloomer, in hi* H2d year.
Tie mends and relatives of the family ere Invited
to attend the funeral without further notice, frony
his late residence, Graham avenue, near foal street,
on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'cloek.
Button.?On Saturday, November 23, Mart Ja,
daughter of ComeUna and Mary Aun llrltton, aged
4 years und 6 months.
The relatives and mends of the family arc respect;
fnlly invited to attend the funeral, on Tuesday after*
noon, at. two o'clock, from Ooinmuulpaw avouuet
Bergen Glty, N. J.
Con way.?<m Saturday, November 28, Pi-nOaB
Conway, aged M year*.
The relatives, friends and Bricklayers' Union. Now
2, arc rcspeciiully Invited to attend tne funeral^frota
his late resldcaee, No. Greene street, this (Monday)
afternoon, at one o'clock.
Craetkhb.? Oii Saturday. November 23, of cot*,
gestton of the lung*, Henry Ckabtrrk, of Net#
Brighton, fiat,en I "'and, in the 44th year or ttla ago,
Tue fuueral will take place from the KnUcopiu
chnrch, in Factoryvillo, Stateu Island, this (Monday?
afternoon.-gt halt-past ono o'clock. The nronua of
the family are respectful 1> invited to attend, also thq
members of Tompkins and Richmond Lodges, P. am}
/. W.. and oflRlchmond County l-odge, I. o. of O. P.
City friends can tike the iwat from pier 19 North
river at half-past twelve P. M.
t'lUMMiN*.?Stair, A., second daughter of Thomas
and Joanna Crtminlns, aged 20 yeata, 2 mouth.* and
17 day*.
liar remains will be taken from the residence of
her parents. Fa*', sixtieth street, ne.vr Second
avenue, on Tuesday morning, at ton o'o'ock, to
Church of St. Vincent Ferret, where t solainn re
quiem ma** will bo offered lor tha repose ot hot
mouI, and from thcucc to Calvary Cetueu i f lor inter
men'. Kelntlves and friends aro Invited to attend
without further notice.
lirvMiir..--on Minday morning, November hp,
Ibkmc, only chid of T. Be Witt and Lotus I.. Duo
?baa, aged I year and 3 months.
The trlcnd* and relatives of the famllyaro respect
fnlly invited to n'tend the funeral, from the real*
tinned of her parents, No. 22 King street, *M (Mon
day) afternoon, at one o'clock.
Ferris.?suddenly, on buuday morning. Novcur
her 2?, Martha France?, aged 28, the.bolovrd wire o?
Alpbcus Ferris.
Tne relative* and friends of tho family, also ??tjcr
father, the late John l?. lialley, and those
brother, George W. Anderson, are Invited to auvna
her luncral, from her late residence, No., ',5'
ton street, on Weilucsduy afternoon, at one o woo*,
wltbont further notice. . _
Fn*H Av.?At Sing nog. on Siindav, Ncvfinh -r -
ol paralysis, Ukbkcca, widow of Dnnit.i loofay,
*'jUjlaflvies 'nad friend* are ,nT\t?(L^^t^_n'L*n0,%
funeral, at. the Methodlal Episcopal chnrrb onnie*.
day morning, atoleveu o'clock. IIiid.w.n HI cr Rail
rowl u .one leave Thirtieth Birect at mvcu and nlcs>
AFoRTrR.^nn Saturday. November 2* J?:rw
daughter of Thomas and Jane Foritar, sgod .i year#
*U|(cr funeA will take place from the re*I lence of
her parents. *4? ltlonniriold strce', lloh ikvn, N. J.,
on Tuesday afternoon, at t? o o'clock.
Gi RNcnosa?on Sunday, November 29, Willi am ft
r?i KKesos*. son "f William GlenCfonB, of dorrnanUi
and 'i"iinmdwnT, New York city.
The friends of deceased aud of the family are r?

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