The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

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114 112 70
Whole number 296
Necessary to achieve 149 L:
The departure of the new steamship .Adrialf
'rom New York on the Bth inst. has been PO"'

pow d.
At Boston, on the 3d inst., Mr. Sumner hadroet
with a most flattering reception. Many of thi,
places of business were closed, and he was eseert!
by a throng of citizens from Brookline to Bosteut
where he was addressed by the venerable Josist
Quincy. The procession then escorted him to th"
State-house, where he was again welcomedte'
an
eloquent speech from the Governor of the Sta ll
°i s
On rising to reply Mr. Sumner was hailed with
spontaneous outburst of applause and other 111;
festations exhibiting the deep sympathy of the wed
crowd present. His personal appearance shows
the effect of some physical suffering. killodr
A yowlg lady named Blanchard had been
and several persons scalded, by an explosion °lc
board of the steamer Bay State, from New -41 r
to Fall River.
An express train on the Williamsport and
mira Railroad had been thrown off the track
the breaking of a rail. A baggagemaster vras
and several passengers hurt.
I duel had been fought a few miles below 0°11;
mend, Massachusetts, between Roger A. Pr r,'
editor of the Richmond Enquirer, and Dr. Fin. nr,eol
State Senator, from Accomac country. Dr. Finmint
was badly wounded in the right hip. The acceLoa
of a discussion at Accomac between the Doctor solo
Mr. Curtis, published in the Enquirer,
was
cause of the duel.
stw
The first snow of the season had fallen ° t_hae
31st ult. It visited Philadelphia, Baltiroore, an
31st
Washington on the south, and extended we,,, of
.as far as Oswego, where snow fell to the dep'
Ph.a
one foot. In New York the air was very ray/
generally unpleasant, but no snow fell.
At South Acton, Massachusetts, a powder
ig
had exploded and killed two men. The explest°
W puma AL gLcaL distance and was suppcoe' t
beA
letter to the St.a
Louis the shock of an erthquak
Rebl.e. itt
pu tcan
Governor Geary had arrested several of the .1;1.
leaders of the marauding parties in the viciiij
Ossawatamie. The grand jury had found vitae
first
ainst over 90 persons for murder ittLl3,.t Le"
degree. The Kansas Legislature is to Web
compton on the second Monday in JannarY4 state
states tb
Advices from Havannah of the 29th Ili itr
that the Havaneers were in a state of high el,
meat in anticipation of a successful warlike dernare'a
stration against Vera Cruz. A vessel of war 01o' 0
from Havannah on the 17'th ult., with munit'sbo
of war, and probably other material aid, for nio.
Domingo, where a rising is expected to re
tionise that republic.
.01.)
(BY ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGIta-
The screw steam-ship Canadian, from Live,,„rPlal
arrived at Quebec on the 3d inst. ; and the Allay
Mail steam-ship Canada arrived at Halifax 011,,arta
sth. A letter from Mexico, of October 19, r°9o:l
that the town of La Paz, Lower California' 00
been almost totally destroyed by a hurries°, at
the 16th. All the vessels lying in the harbolyio
the time were driven ashore and wrecked ; °ILO/
were lost. The wind was accompanied bate
rain, and lasted 30 hours, blowing during th„ored
from all points of the compass. The houses sr
by the wind were swept away by the tide. 3 the
By telegraph from Baltimore of November
news from Mexico is to the 22d ult. ; teres44,
The intelligence is of not rtuch general -11 otalv
but indicates the continued growth of dise°o fio•
against the present Government. Niin3er°roolll.
tories of the Government troops over the of the
tionists are reported in the different section aid to
country. Commissioners from Vidauri areriol;
be on the way to the capital to settle the °OAK ea:
ties. Minister Forsyth had arrived in Wool
Mexico. Serious revolutionary movementsr of the
progress at Queretaro. The second offiesirer tbd
war steamer Deamacrota, after gai °be:
..esjioa
crew to his interests, had run away withxhe
a large quantity of money and goods.
steamer Guerrero was sent in pursuit. t taa.
The New York commercial letters rep°1.:00011_,;
the money market there was great eleooool4
owing to many persons having found it 4ta Wei
to arrange for the heavy payments of the. ifl
The result was that loans were obtalnevt.r fog:
greater difficulty than usual, even for threee;t. tae
days. At the Stock Board Ito 11 l'sr„,or °C
.o.
paid to carry stock 30 days. BusinesiP-`r
r
best stamp was sold at 1 to 1f per cellt..oPb st. 4
For short loans—five to 10 days—se infattorlire` itf
dent. per week was paid, with ample eetosesmiaell
the lender. Notwithstanding the n7itrefile,fia
of money and the calling in of the der,,,jed ' de-
by the banks, the stock-market con
de as
firm. The tendency for foreign exchemtact ratilLo,
cidedly downward ; even at cashede,lio on o'k
large sales could be made for . 5.9";0d0
don were quoted at 1081 to 1091 ; FL' here,',ol3sn
5.11. The price of cotton remained neioto to
but holders were firm. In flour declineee of
large, with a good demand, at a 0 ~""bllll
10 c. on good shipping qualities, anu, cab' 01
C. 09 some of the higher grades. 10w.% the
slightly slightly advance ailoprice. In proviej%, steo'
no alteration of moment. Freight° vie op
LATEST (BY TELEGRAPH) via ILLITsv,
NEW YORK, THIIRSDA.Y EVrsi pit 01:00
Later intelligence from Europe, reeeiloereacl°ll.o
fax, was published here this morning,
P: to 0, Ire
of all descriptions are lower ; flour iv
easy. 40
3, and corn 3 cents. Money-mark°t IS
he
tations are unchanged, but the tone ot
is firmer ; middling Orleans called VP'
15T ne"
NEW ORLEANS, WEDNESDAY 1 ,iOO a
Sales to-day 10,500 bales ; quotations 1"

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MARTLEBONE VESTRY AND THE POOE-L" ~,,,,,re9e- tat
fiveOi6 il7caotuurrmaiaiy, of atS LUZ
fin.,`l'asi re'''lve', by 34 to 6 votes, "That it ,be,usrai%ll46
that it itniiismated to the board of directors an bordifro
awryeekl meeting of the 1•4" hoe.
leboyne,helclat the CourSrlopecl••
the opinion of the vestry that the g ofit
which had beenr
should forthwith f the
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ARTISTS' ARTISTS' GE
day, the special
TESTIMONIAL
purchased'pres by meetingthe
privateof thesu bCsi
corui
TO Mn. W, T. Rorßs, OR PP
Vited°';
—At a s •
12th inst., au elegant silver in
°f
~..a:, . , presented by the President, sicharles t_ecreter4
gratit,int.,l,
asr l‘a
testimonialA ,
ofW tiiTeir. respect°Per atnd (33: teerri9cp .B:Pcdoe.ililit
pncti :tu heldof t°l3l:::::tte‘del:
and which they felt towards big) for h",.,,tifottue
durinlgaaefatigable services in behalf of the 1:041 Ps of
period of forty years. Tbe inicti Poooeees,
were •
designed and executed by Mr, Gilliaile,,ette
to me,
L. ,',81.8. Makfloace and Watford, of SeP
mown s-inn.