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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15
WHIG EEETIEG

On Wednesday lie eIh instant. large
number ~ lie Wings af llrsnge fi0unly
assemhird IN lhe Ionu House in Ilillsh0-
rongh. Immediately af,rr ne snnnnrialinn
NJ ihr Sheriff III the t.nuniy that capl.
ynlin Berry was rlrrled in the Senate. rs
. msinIiiy II seven Vsles over Hugh
Msddell. Eco. ard oFganized = mertinE
by appointing DE-. Edmund F. Slnixiek
rl.aiIman; WIN. sltrr taking the chair. STA
ted in frw appropriate remarks. lhal ihr
oijesl NJ The meeting Was 10 e0lsult on
The subject of ronles,ing the eleriion Of
Capt. Jnhn BrTry. Just annonnerd.
Several Gentlemen addressed the meet
ing an The suhjerI before ii--WheIeupon
II was unanimously resolved
Isl. That in The npinion az this meet
Ing. Hugh Wahiell. Esq. received ma
joriiy "f the qualilird voters nj the Cam
~ "f Orange. st the rlrriion on yesterday.
lnr Senator frnm ibis County 10 the tie-
neral Assembly.
81. Tha, Mr.. wad.lrll he and Is here.
by requested hy this meeting. In take the
necessary steps In eon.esiihr said eleriion
81 Capt. Berry; and In colbert Proofs 81
the illrgal ard fraudulent Enles. whirh this
meeting confidently believes were east lor
his opponent.
81. Resnlsed. that the chairman ap,
point commiiire nf twelve persons 10
aid in procuring tie prof. necessary Ia
the attainment Of the object Of This meet
ing.
4th. Resolved. that the proceedings o
this meeting he published in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder.
r. n. MANGUM. see'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15

Excellent-Some Young ladies. feel.
ing aggrirved by the severity with Shirh
. friend spsrulsled on their gay rlumes.
nerklarrs. rings. a"unces, Sc. went u
their Pastor. 10 learn his opinion. " ho
yan think" said thew. :. that there can he
any impropriety in onr wearing these
ihings!' "Iby no means." was The pr"mpi
reply; " when the heart is full Of ridiru-
lu"us notions, ills perfectly proper to hang
out the sign"
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Hon. George prcDufie.-we are graf.

Hon. George McDufIie.-we are graf
iied to announce on the authority Of .
letter to a gentleman in this place, tina.
the health Of this distinguished gentleman
i, gres,ly improved. and that strong hopes
are entertained by his physician Of his
complete restoration. Should sucha graft
flying event occur, il would moi only he
hailed with delight BY his numerous
friends and admirers. but would furnish
the stronges, evidence NJ The efficacy ri
the wafer eme-a system, we truly be-
lieve. that is destined 10 confer upon man.
kind such signal benefit and blessings.
Hamburg Is. C.) Journal
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Budsf. alsly vafsF he protection ! Tnd =
'a'luI, lnsHs n0l knaan.l

Batlsf alsly poisF BE protection snd :
'''l"T, lnaH's nO' tnaaR,l
The synoi Of Hath Carollna' mel.
ia III FEssbElrHsB ChnEuh IN Szll,l,uFr.
- MTaanFsaiay. lhr Ii ilstaas. Al :
|o'rlnrk. Tie aPfning SrTaanu - d.
liFrFed y ms Re-. Es4narF MrNsiI. he
81 Msaasraanr. - . rE0uded ansi u.lrnlisr
sadirncr. u j. nni our parpose % sprak
sninaitly a his drrPiy in,sressinE srf-
man--hai = unr mind i anIs ne asprri
u ; ra,sfnliy PrsParrd an 6ni.hed de-
rnnrse.
When the ri u membrH Ilaen ore.
seni. ws- ms'ls 80. Synpd prnrrrAed %
elect = nsw Maiersior. Ehirh resullea
IN The rlrFfinn n illr Rrs.d. cyrn. John.
.on n chafai,r. Rring rreuiarIy II.
darisd into niirr. SyHnd sijnnn.-d III 10
maEnw morning. . a'rlnsk. lo msss in Ihe
Methodist 4. chnreh. ..
We alirndrd she deliberations nr Ibis
hndy - slasrly - Ne rnuld. and are grsll-
fed 10 ssy thai grnllemsnly. hrnlhehy.
and rhrisiian spirit peFEsdrd al ~ arts.
and 80 great was The haunonny. that any
one. on behalding lhrir bland and r0nrle-
aur demeanor. might he r0aaEainsd 10
say, .hel,..ld how these christians love
one anoiheE."
An appeal from derision II The Pres.
hyiery II Concord. by Rev. J. J.. Davis.
Was regularly tried and Inst. n beng
made known 10 him ihaI his appeal wa-
not sustained. he gave nnIire in = calm
and digniied manner. thai he should ap.
peal from their drrisian 10 Ihe next Gen.
srsl Assembly. We IlioughI the trial was
eondn-ied with great randor and fairness.
Mr. Davis was heard NJ length in his own
defence. aud afterwards Pr,,frssor Wilsan
defended him Nth an ealnrslnrss ihsl
was eloquent. dnubllrss creating nuri
sympathy fnr the aroused. The Commit
tee in behalf the preshylery acre iher
called upon, Messu. flnlchi.on Of Thar
iouc. Rockwell of SiaiesyIlle. and Penisl
of Rocky River. These gentlemen de
fendrd the prrshyiery very ably in ou
judgment. During this unrlcasanI iris
we were struck with the dignity will
which the members met their responsible
duties. FL
We will he psrlnnei for abiding TO ,h
spirit of hospitality that perraded on
town during this mreling. A strange
looking on would havr concluded ihai n
the citizens of Salisbury were of one de
nomination. Every door was open .
receive the coming guest, without resar
10 serIinnal feeling. or denomination;
peculiarly. So il should be, and so "
hope il ever will he. on similar occasions
;. On Sabbath there seemed To he une q,
neral determination. and that was, III;
all should attend Church somewhere
We can only speak Of the attendance ;
the Presbyterian Church II which we a
tended; we have seldom seen more alter
tive and s"lemn congregations. Al inie
walls the house, though crowded to owe
) flowing, was still as death. while III
law spoke ont lis ihunder-. and the Go
pei whispered peace" through the liyir
minister. .Salisbsrr Hafohzs0a.
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A New candIdate.-we understand

A New Candldate.-We understand
tina, Major Green w. Caldwell &C this
town, one of The Democratic Electors on
the Cas- and Butler tickets for this State.
has come out as a t'andidaie for seat in
Congress. from this District. We have
furthermore heard. that he will. in due
course OF time. announce himself as an In
dependent candidate. and have been asked,
what would be our course reg,rtling him
il he did 80. Our course would he plain
and simple like other Wings should be.
lf he were TO he so i" ind,pmdsni" as To
throw of his old party sharkles. proclaim
himself Wing. although no, an ultra
Wing, say he was ashamed he'd ever
heen on the lass and Butler Ticket, and
by his penitence shaw he was in earnest;
If he were to he as Independent as all that,
AND opposed regular Democratic candi.
date. AND and there should he no other
Wing "independent" candidate in the
field why then we might cheerGnlIy vote
for the Major, and entrea. our friends to
do the same. Chrloffe Journal.
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On BrevitY in oratOrs.-Thr D St

On BreVity in 0Tatos.-'rhr d 81
Transcript justly ohssrSrs that the French
ar surpass Us in Tins respect. Our pub
lie speakers must he taught To shun The
bsseIIing sin Of perplexIty and irelesan-
CIV. In reading the debates Of the lirnrh
National Assembly. published in full in
the Courier DIES Eias Unis. we have hern
slInck with one admirable feature: the
speeches are all Of them models Of sem
lcntinns hrevily. The mnsI eiTeriive
speeches II l.amariine would not occupy
,wo columns in The Washington National
lnlrlligrneer; and fucqueyille, Theirs.
cocquerel. and in fact al lie most infln-
entail speakers At the tribune, say what
they have TO say, in space which would
nni serve :, mater Benton or Fnoie Tor Il
preliminary flourish. There is The III
mnsl impression Of thought and argument
in the phrases "f these French statesmen.
The consequence j. they produce effects
which few Of our orators can ever arhieye
"The common air we beat aside with ouI
breath, compressed. has the f"rce Of gun
powder and will rend the solid rock; ans
so il is with language.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

OF the election in this state. returns have been
received from shiryfour counties, which have Civ
en- an increased majority over the vote foi Gov
ernor in August, Of 4,223. This is an average
gain Of ia in each county; and If the returns
continue to come in as favorable. the majority in
the state for Taylor and Fillmore will be neal
5000.
The following are the counties from which re-
turns have been received:
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Letter Of Recommendation.

Letter of Recommendation. The
following letter nf Recommendation is a
very dsinieIested ONE So
Sir: Mr.. - may he very good ac-
conniant; | know him 10 be~a very clever
book-keeper; | lent him iwo Shakspeares,
three Scots. and Boz. eighteen months
ago, and he has not thought proper to re-
turn them.
l am, sir, -.. s. B..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15
Indian Murders In Texas

Indian Murders In Texas.--The New
Orleans editors have received files Of Gal.
weston papers up to the Goth uliimo.-
The most interesting news concern the
murders and depreda,ions by the Indians,
who continue their recently commenced
depredatiuns on the frontier, and have
murdered several of the settlers. among
whom was Chief Justice &. w. Burnett
The settlement, on the "Sandys" is com
pleleIy broken up-Dr. Burnett being
killed there among others, and The citizens
of Gonzales and the adjoining counties
have solicited all from the Governor
Numerous parties, gone in search of tn
the Indians, it was feared would be out
numbered. .M.. -..
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Notice.

a PPIICATION will he made to the next Lee
N gislatute to pass an act giving authority to
the Justices of Orange County Court to lay tax
sufficient to pay the recoseries which have been
made against the Sheriff in consequence of the
escape Of Moriecai Fleming from Jail.
November D. s z %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15

PittsAurgh.-lt is stated that in 1902.
on the ground where The city Of Pittsburgh
now stands, there was one log church and
few huts. Il now has 100 churches.
l25 clergymen. and 100 sabbath schools.
We doubt whether there is town or city
in the Atlantic States, whose growth has
been more rapid and healthy than that Of
Pittsburgh.
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The Gold Region of California

IN5 GUlu NUSIUH UA UdIiIuInId'-
The 81. Louis Republican has an article
which puts anolher face on the California
gold picture. and says that the lla,iering
statements come from interested land hol-
ders who wish 10 profit by food Of Gun.
irran,s. A gentleman who had travelled
over the whole region. and been con.
luc,or of gold mines, came out minus the
investment. Phil Ledger.
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. Tal,s d ! Nes.aareE.-Nsw.

rs Tbs Of a ReEsrapeE.-News-
paper lslrrsiale % = link 10 he frr.l shSin
~ mirarlrs. whirh pEasrs lhr greatness ~
Rnrlane, shd every snppari rho'.ld b. CIV.
IN 10 gond newspsp~rs. The editors "f
ihrse paprrs must hare mest enormous
tasks. II Is nol Ihe writing II The lesding
ailiflrs iisrll. hut The obligation IN STI {
thai ariirle every wrrk. whether Inclined
Or moi. in sicknrss or hralIh. in sfllirlion.
dlsrase 0f mind; winter aid sumner.
yer alter year. tied dawn 10 Ihr task. re-
manning in nne spot. u is snmrIhing Ike
walking lhansand miles IN = thousand
hours. have feIlnw feeling. for knnw
hOw . periodical vii wear down "ne's
r1islenee. In itself il appears n"Ihins--
the lal,nr il mi manlfrsi, nor i il the Ia
hnr. Il i The r0nlinual attention which 4
requirrs. Yon become, IS IL were. The
publication. 0ne week j. M sooner car
rrrlrd aud prinlrd lhan another c"mes. u
% The stone of Sisyl has. an endless repe-
iiiinn Of tnll. > constant weight upon the
mind and spirit demanding all the rxer.
tons af your larullie.. al The same tine
you are compelled 10 do the sereresI
drndgvry. 10 wife fnr a paper is very
well. huI {. edil me 10 20 ennilemn Your
self 10 slavery. Marryaff.
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A Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial expresses the
opinion that The Government will require
loan of from s25.000.000 10 $40, 900,
Geo by The Isl Of June next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15

shsi Fss q this slEasis ha dssiIs tshEys hrsi.
Ihy thiidIsR, We lie nFsndFrlh I4.ls ElEh y 10
siegiusliy FlssRss llls tis.a = ~ hsd - tNHRIa
kulnaFs. - gFsiaFs a. hnHlaH tsiE - lls stsis
afhrallh en5Bsd hgaa.s - iuira1uglaHR e HaR-
81 ulf'zi1leI. HEuFnIi"sE EElTlarFLa fl-.s Iaas
wilhin - rrsrh 4 81 hsasb snd - -.
d.. Brsnarrshs PEinriFai OlErs. 81 Breed
Hsy Nr@ NsIk.
ErAssEas 81 ta.e aale e llFan1rrlk's li-iss--
u. hraEn. Hillsa.asamth.
J. y. A.l1sds. Ehxpxi HI.
q. a. Ms.ane. Mesa Hsn
A. Mhkie A CO. Dinsha-s's Sehael
James Mhiarhraa. rnnFa'Frrk ceatan Fnrt0gy.
Hsngy Glider. I.isudlry's Ga slnEs.
q. Psiiefssn, Pas;sfs1ais slCIe.
Ass =.
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end Virginia d lnk II epltivE him. Mary
land d. lssts shs has ~ squslnlaBFe
Wilh me grulemsR, snd duR't WsRl ~ he
iutr03Brrd. One az he CaFulinas says
he sane lbing; aua he 0lhFE protests
that 80 Wnnia send I'm nhaaa his hnsi-
nrss only hat sic i = Eoand'' u missd
hsF p. Driis War. and 6enrEis. ard
Flan Day lei - Ihry kna~ sissui ID
.aldirr snrlh funy q bin. - he sixsn
wifls ihs EianEar naa.r. Miss SanFi. i he
only nne of he WHSLE hrEv IF ~ rnn-
sir the nnf0nuasie hrau n he dsFk days
80 sooa about IL nteriske him.
IassoL.rs Al Esaiisr.
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The Boston Post says tina. the girls are for
Cass. and has the impudence to instance
Miss |. Sipppi, Miss Souri,. Louisa Anna
Virginia. Mary Land. and the two Caro-
linas. This is fam. Louisa Anna
begs to say 10 Mr.. Cass that she won't bs
=. al home" if he calls; so "ifs no use
Knocking at the door," Miss |. sipfl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15

There wsrs sixsy halIles Enughl during
die ReF..luiian.Iy paE; IhiEy-riehl slnring
Ihr last Mar with Great Bnisin; ssd IhiI.
~ .l~a. n ~. during ilas l.Is MAR nil
Mrxiro.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-15
THE ELEeTIass.

We have ne rirasors = ising ale . an
paunOs % cur Eesdsss TO-DAY he sssising inisl-
E.rncs that lls Wigs ofiAe THiOa have aehiss-
81 g;asious viesag, end ihai Zsshsg Taslor =
.,srssd Pres;denl. ana MillsEd Fillmoss Vice Pre-
,;lsni a The United Siriea
4 sip from The Office q ihs Rslrigh Register
furnishes us with intelligence nsorissd BY tsle-
xraFh up 10 Saturday nocn. BY which il apI<sEs
t.si The SLOWING slaies have voted fOu TsslOr
.uI Fillnors By lsrge msjoFiiies. siE;
New Yark. By 10000 or 10000
Pennsylvania by sOms lseoo
NsHlsni. 37o0
Georgia, Zoo
cannestieut. 5000
Rhode Island, over 1900
Tennessee. Kentucky, New Jersey. Vermont
and DsIaw.rs. hy overwhelming maj.riiies.
New YOrk Is snIiiIcd to - cOngrssmen. sh'
IN. elected - Wings and one Free sOilsr; nj
q single I.ooOsoco chosen! =
The Registers zip says that the news Vas re
ecivsd in that city with every demonstration o
isy. an feel that leilss times are in store 70
Ihe county. and ssch hosom lhrobs with grsislu
sati.fartiOn." And thus il viii te Teeciyed b,
the grcsl holy Of tie People ihroushOu, the In
ion. Peace with I'll nations, and tranquility sni
grnrrai prosperity At home. are the anticipates
fruits Of this great victory.
In Massachusetts,, 30 far a. heard from, the soi,
for Taylor is SO $50; for cass, 1896; for Var
Barren. 3S.475. TsyioF's vote over Cas-, 23,s2i
The counties 10 he heard from !. j. supposed vii
not vary the result much. As in this state. III
tickel to he saceessful mus, have majority Of al
the votes given in, il appears thai there is no cleo
tiol by the people, and the ticket will be chOseI
BY the Legislature. s- e
In Ohio union was effected between the la
COS and Free--o;lcrs. by which means il is sal
N, state has been esrrisd for Cas- by msjori,
# some 10000.
Considerable gains have been made for Tay
lOS in Maine and New Hampshire. IS also In A
lshama but il j. hardly to he expected that b
will carry either of those states.
The following table exhibits the result Of ih
Presidential Election. 90 Car rs the returns ma.
l.. Al
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Death of Gov McNutt.-Er Cor.
MeNuu, OF Mississippi. noted f"r his con-
neciion with reputation in tina, stale. died
on the 25lh uli., at Memphis, Tennessee,
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Sale of Negroes.

u w. PnfcAsJc. e1FrEfs.
PURSUANT % HerTte u III ll0I0urasae
cCut 4 Equity 81 OF4ner caun,y. Hsds
q 'Srp,rn'a~E TsFm. 1855. | hall ofer ior So.
On Mondsy he fEsa ~ q January neal. a De
rsidsnOs q J. W. PTischsld. such IaEt q he
neRroes helnhsing 10 The Estate e Edmund
rfilrhaEd. Who i = lunaiir. = vii IL slfirisut
10 psy thr aCls no~ doe his fiuanaisn fcr sup
parting hiln he sid E1mnnd Ptiirkard. Acre
dll Of IN snd lxslse months will he given; hoEd
and security required ard tile Trscnrd until lie
sale ]. ron6uned b. the cours Of Equity and lie
psrrhass paid.
q. r. LONG. c. GME.
Novensher IS ... #...-..--. Sc
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Florida no, heard from, but sure TO go for Tsy.
lor and Fillmore.
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nuAp1rss FRANCIS 4 co.

rrAvE SOW READY THE FOLLOWING NV
Ii BOOKS aud New Eiino1s s1tsbi- Tor me apP''A'''
- .-s.ou Lfbers discount O The usc- .
me Poems of Co.~ridge. iyo 2mo me elotn y coh
gb 80 ~ u ,-p wo-sssor.h ivo limo portrait.
TO-. frl Shskspesre f5r the 80 Of clng Persols by
Charles snd Mary Lamb, with f9fty ensrsvng' Oio'n' :
a.as Anse1.ss. Story Boos with Memoir by May
so~tu ard n l,trslOns Cloth I'd CO siL g
~. .nd's stores " the Ocers " do~, tae Clergy
- ySisesr s6d he Msrrhaug. Wid0w ~ Cts each
Ia ,ourd'. Poeucsl W0rtsi rev ed.i-Ju Con- % es'
tn. ARABIAN \ shis' Entertainments syo.s i2Eno las-
TIN. ediron : complete eoatAuing ne Old .iors. q
Aladdin or the Wonderful Lamp, srf Al ozot a. ~
Foriy Thieves which are g, - be fsHa1 "a L4-s A-
Ms,umm=r I've. Fairy Tale Of LO.-, BY Mrs c
Hal a new r-iiiun, Hnr ifuut- &c S-ou - -
Thoughts on me roe'r 1f II l.
gl. = ~. W.. ,,.os, tvo s,o bound
10 Turkey Morocco al l-qle cal 3 ~ s .,
AlTriAn, uY W a. W -Ie' = S1t-1i ~ '- 1 -
20 Psoies- BIZ L Maria CHA FINE paper eo'h gt 8
Mr.. Norior's Poems. lsol limo Portrait CON sA-
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80, - m .-v-r volume edition. NAV be bad - - .
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RAINBOW. Tor Children. By Msra Clld, ossnlilly .
csri.:mss Tales beautiful juvenile, new ard n
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TIE GOLD MINES

M CALIFORNIA and also GeogrsPhc ToDograohi.
Ocai and -fofca View o. thai country, from orrca
documents and slilerfc surrrsvih len 0 he Conc
trv and parucu sry ~ tie Gold Regca Edited by q.
Foster fsq. Price . c-~Tis
Fremont Exploring Expedition in fh- Rocky Nuln'a ls
AID N0rh & f0rria. The God ReEor-.l ID 1854 sd.
~ usg-s 1vo Price 3 teui-
The Great Hoggary's Diamond by Wm VI Thar
kerry. price Pc
TIE Living Age. 80. 2i' pre- i-le
Notes - Military Refu1rc sarre from FORT LrHr-n.
worth. g Missouri. san Diego IN Caiiorrs. nc ut ~
parts Of ArEansas. Del N0r- and ella kver. Price =.
Magazines f0r January. 1919
Godeys Laiys BOOK fIr January. 1879 price = ce1t-
Grahsms Magazine for Jsuuurv. 1882 rrc- - cents
Union Mage 1e. f'r Itruarv. lei.. price - cents
The Hunrhb-cE Of Npr- Dame, by Victor Hugo. 20
Moneypeurv or. il- Heart Of the Word, k0msrce
az th- present SAY. Price Is celfs
Paul Arterheim the Monk - Nssshison, part ? &c
Railroad Guide No. . fosfln io Albany. Price %
Kate Naldaf hsn. novel, by Ms Pickering - ce1is
The Msnelverng M0-te,. by ne suihor Of Fri &c
The Maiden Aunt hra4tig novel. price . cents.
Wilson's Ta-s of the Borders. No - price - cents
The snove together viii all The new and cheap puhcs-
tons. wholesale AMI retail A.
DIS n. BEgFORD a cos. Actor House.
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oomnaEao1AL AND MONEY MATTERS


THuRspAY December l4-P
There was a considerable upward movement IN
stocks to-day. ADD good deal of speculative feeling
The market was rather heavier a, the Board than carry
in tie morning but prices tended upward again At the
second Bonrd The iancies were more buoysot than
.o,rS stocks There was a large movement In Long
Island at nj RANGING rates
In Exchanges there is nothing doing Sterling
is : asa. and entirely nominal
There Is not much activity ia Ffeshts, but rates
are s,esdy some 1900 or 1900 bbls Flour were en-
gagged at o 1900 bushels Corn. e7.d Cotton ed
Heavy Freight 25s To London, 300 terces heel os'
There ia not much offering for the Continent some
freiehis are offering for Ireland at low hsHres'
There Is still greater ease in the Money market
.na II = deicult TO employ capital or Treasury Notes
on Government Security st per cent one name pH'
per was passed to-day ut per cent The BANKS tAAe
most 1T The 6rst class psper offering
The odvicss bv the Canada are quite favorable
for our Cotton holders, and the market here mas S''
vape.d A. n The business in Liverpool was active
and al advance hsd been obtained. For breadstnhs
n o,ever the accounts are rather uniavorsbe Flour
mad declined aud all descriptions were heavy Inc
Money market bontuped easy. and Consois hSd gone
into 50 uartly In consequence of the Bank having
tksp 500 coo of the s20OO0OO Consols TO be issued
hv the Chancellor Of the ESchequer The bullion IN
the Rank continues 10 increase
The following is the statement OF the BANK ol
rneisnd Tor the week ending Nov IL.
IssVE DEPARTMENT. .