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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
CONVICTION FOR MURDER.

Elder Euos George Dudloy, charged with
the murder of his Wifi, was found guilty
upon his second tfinl ut Plymouth. AZ biz
frs, lrial, 1T lluyrrlull some mouths since,
the jury failed To agree. lie is sentenced TO
hc hanged on the 21l Of MAY. The murder
wn- comn,iucd about ycnr since, he al.
legged that his wife came to her death 10y the
upsclliug uf The sleigh which hr 'Sds himself
driving, and bee l!d her body hasjil Suffered
without sending for ler friends, Suspicious
were excited, HE body disiulcrrcd md the
mnrks upon 1t indicated death by other
means 'han the ursclling Of the sleigh. Tbs
marks, together with leIcrs expressing die
position to become conuecled. Mith another
womau--n tcnrhcr of district school
were the principal points IN the evidence,
rs we see II stated, which led 10 his conyic.
uon.C Coming, sentenced to he hanged few
years since 10y the Cour; in Grafton County,
lad llA Aeiiinnch enninuIed To imprisonment
or life, aud iii more fhau probable Dnd-
lry's viii be.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

Gy~Mr- Taylor the lady orthc President
aud her daughter, Mrs Bliss nrc both com
municants in Iho Episcopal Clurcl,boi lnv.
ing been confirmed n, Christ Church, Now
'Oilcans.th year OF twu sure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

srATHrIcs on foHEs AN SrooNs. "A
.gork goa tisx llisIory Of lhr Precious Met,
ps," recently published in Hartford, Conn,
says lhc value Of tie silver Teaspoons IN the
unilrd States II estimated At S}G 100000 Of
SILVER Tablespoons S27,0o0.OO0 Of silver
Forks sl,5ooOOo aud of plate mud dining
service S55OOO goo.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
Paper Hangings,
Tin Ware :, Tin u It are |.

TIME sdtscrhcI wuuiaScspcctfGlly give No.
4 tee that he has, and intends 10 keep,
an assortment of TIN WARtor The BEST
QUALITY, which he Will sell from his Cart
and at his house, at st Johnsbnry Centre,
Perry C'IfE.3P, for CaAh or Barter; and the
highest market price viii be- given FOR Rags,
calf Skins, Sleeps Prl,s, Wool, FRnnrls,
Ffoek,nr, Fulled and Tow Cloth, Grain, Sn-
gar, Butter, Cheese, Eggs, Lard, dried Apple,
bees Wax, colts Docks Copper, Brass, Pew.
ter, Br,stlcs, &c.
Aud Wuit5 m wu-+r respectfully -ie1sdAE-a na-
thanks for past iaNots, he is happy in The an.
tinipatiun that he can give such good batgains
to ait who may want Tin Ware as VIII be- sal.
isfaetory. JAMES WHEATON
. Apr( 81, 1890. 0t2lvS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
TAIL 0RING
In al it. Pleasing varirty,
J. M. HILL,


INCUR Doors north of the south Bridge, 81.
Il Johnsbury Centre, VI,
Invites the Gents. both great and small,
"A OF every naH1e to l,.aks. call, -
Where IN style of latest times $500. ..---.
lie fits tile human form and mind,
WIN coats thar fit-wifh utmost ease,
Ia style the incest iastc 10 please
The morning and evening robes, Frock ,
sack and Dress,
Thy form 20 neatly will sdorn;
Aud Vests IN fashion = latest mould,
iunts 10 AT both young aud old,
Fashion TO form both gtcpt and rhall,
The ldan, the porllY. short and tall,
Ia every style thatevet ran, -
Since first they formed the part OF man.
lie with ready goose and shfnrs
Has proved his skil'foT many years,
And IN The nIistcTy OF his urt
Has ever cut noble pirti
HIS measute ever has been true,
Ard what he SCENE hc will prove TO you
lie IS always fhithfol 10 aday,
Aud what he does is done To stay g.
Ills charges too are always less,
When others sue lac II only press,
And f you wish short delay
lie viii always wait awhile tor pay.
Come then, be clothed, both young and OLD ,
With garments new, secure from cold,
And wfht,Nvas nature oversight
In form or make, he set right.
Cutting
Done for others 10 make at short notice and
,cdrTanted tofi
FASHIONS reeeiosd Quarterly.
May /, 1919. 5liu
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

NOMINAL, April 30 IAN.
"'pI" 'nnng has been appointed Chief
,n,'r's'pnrr-s(the city of Montreal no tho
',ior when Wanted can never he Cn,nd
ms Exrenency IL 10 go down to Tho PR
!meni House n, 6 o'clock. A rio, 10 ox,".
The provincial cavalry have nrrivcd !, ,o,.,,
The mcmhcrs of Parliament then nrocooI
~ to the Government House, to nrcseni ,ho;.
'llrcss--Asihey passed through the rrnyv,t
"eI were actually covered witt dirt md the
!0FT OF eggs. The members syt,Fti proceed-
WY ~ such plight, escorted 5p. soldiers In
"'eNc the Governor General OF Cnnntin. 10
resent to him an address from ne Parlin-
" "sH'' cohgratulnting him on tho quiet stnte
q, mo country! T
g. "Inog The passage ofthe members through
w." "nI street the riot net was rcnd and the
III. Ivy charged No lives were lost, though
: llye' crowd was very dense This is sign
N. uo"ps, whose hearts nre with tho PEG
'g ~, can net, if Necessary.
We"uburhs - Wv" ~
nm n9l1r Bouchcs Inns arrived from Kings.
cn n"Hu nhS waited on Sir Benz. Dunbar. To
.enan, Sa"' TO him the dreadful state OF the
demo- y, y ma to urge TINT, If something Is NOT
"' people will mnrcb on Montreal.
i Is, ore trnred tonight.
ms UIis TIT6uFrr tT9iI r,s,,,s157f
,,'. Montreal Courier Office from D,oci,'
' "F ~ which it is stated liar Tho irc,r,,,r, y.
ta '' llSt heeu received nj TINT nince IF
Nv "Ninr or The French C,pod;,us I,y H.,
"A 'I' ma that steHnuara Willie cbnripr-
mo" "" 'he purpose Of bringing down armed
@' 70 'he assistance Of Montreal and ,I,,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

KrNTrcn CoSNENTloS In the Conyon.
lion which has jusl met ut Frankfurt, tho FOL
lowing points have been recommended. LIT
The absolute prohilipm the importation
of slaves inta Krrucky And 2d,llut the cou'
s,iluliou shall give the pdopIo complete pow
rr TO form and carry oul system ofgraduHl
emancipation,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

SgNrENCED To NJ llANGTp.-ILetitia 8.
Bluislell, tie young girl WHO recently poi
soned mn aged lady, her foster mother, aud
M infant in New Boston, ~ H., Inns been
brought np for trial. plgnd gHilty To the
charge, md was sentenced to be hanged on
the 3Oih nr August next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05
new GOODS.

I'VE suhsurlbeTs have the pleasure Of ~
tanning WrT ruFTOmfrs HUi thr i4HdtfH
and Gentlcnvn IL g. JohuhbuTy aud yieini,
W, ihat my have just received largo nnd
rHtrHt, q assortment of GOODS adapted a.
the season We would particularly lpviie the
attention of the Ladies 10 apr assoHment Of
BOnncls, Bonnet Ribbons, Flowers,
Cap Ribbons, Laces, 90.
Also ~ Banges, Lawns, GiHRhams, Poplins,
Chambray Ofgondies, D. Lainct, Eng and
Al rh1tsT 40, sc. Also, India Linen, We,
ler,a Lawn, chibcse Grass Cloth aud plain
aud check CaWbros ior white dresses. 1rim.
mings fer Drrssrs, Linen iidkfs Black SILK,
Cafhmere and other shuwls, Gloves, liess'
w.. hhors, Sc.
'fYe shHf he happy - show cur tiunrs HirH
assure III hat they will BE- sold A. low prices
f1f oash or approved trrd't
T. JEWETT ~ GO,
~ Johnshury Plain, APr'l ~. i7lp 6l3T
n oT1CE ,s herchy given that have TO-
! y lHquisIrd 90 my son, Ira Humphrey, lis
tine with liberty 60 ifaRsfet business Tor liTi
srll therefore from thls date shall nciilci
Cllup he earnings nor pay anl debts nl lii
contracting hELA HUMPHREY,
Sutton, Apnl -, lsiJ. GligI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

90, Al4NFEt4,l5 Apfil 2a, o y A.,
lnG pJsoners have just been released. 4
'r"Wi OF several thousand followed them to
"' race q 'Irm", where they were address
w ,I ',ch liberated gentleman in turn. The
'''''''ndo dispersed rnic,ly.
=" consequence ol.n nessnge from the Brit
VI, parry 20 the ellGc, thai if the Governor
9hl not diS1rm the Canadian French inme-
'a'ely, they would arm aud do II. the Minis.
", nave issued orders to lisnrn them. ..
y, me eyening'n proclamation wax Issued
u'e Governor, !orbidding tumnliuous MS
'y'n'l'eS being held ia the streets. .No,wi,h.
an',,,'g which, large molr assembled in
.tn ymnrkei, md only dispersed ut the
'""est request oftheir fayor;e leaders.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

In. MCNAUB, who WAS held to bad in -.
600 10 appear at the Court NJ Amherst. \.
H., last week, on n Charge Of causing The
death pf Miss Further of Manchester, did uU6
mike his appearance. Ills bonds were de-
clurcd iirlrilrd, lie is understood to Iuvc
gone - California. Ingalls,, charged with
heing HH accessory in the death, appeared,
aud Ia, lrinl was postponed ill October. The
reader will remember this us Tie abortion
case which made 80 much talk nj the time in
the Boston papers.-Lo,ceH Corrier,
We guess DR., McNobb has not got farther
than Wells River towards California.
SMALL Pox. There are, we understand,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

0-F'The lrue plan - to protect the labor
ot the country against the compelilion OF
cheap labor nhrond, nud snvc the. money of
The country from going abroad 70 purchase
whit No can Jus, ns well produce TO home. II
is tile constant Tendency which low Thrift
has to nood the country with the cheap labor
product. of foreign countries, aud TO draw u
way tho money OF the country toPoy ior
them, thnt pnysthc mischief with the mon.
cy market. With a Protective Turhi the
tendency is the other way,becouse our exports
are scarcely diminished 10y i, while our mer-
chants import only what we really need and
what'will readily so,l,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

.Minnesota 7Snaory Cincinnati De-
spHlch gives the Interpretation uCtle word
Minnesota Us "'rhe laughing wafer" desig-
mated utter the Falls of ~. Anthony.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

Gy-On the day and night Of April II, lhe
snow Geli to tho depth Of 10 inches,in Wont
ford, Tie town adjoining Bennington on hc
rAsI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

GA correspondent Of tie New York
Tribune says that plan Is ~ foot 10 issue
bills on Tie old broken marlborough bank, n,
Hampshire, establish lemlonft agency TO
rallsen iha bills, mud ihen burst over ngniu.'
OF course ifyou see marlborough hill, Just
let tho inolf alone, nnd you won't l'a bitten,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

SMALL Fox. There. nrc, we understand,
several e#s.l..- oc Sn.all PoN.nt Montpelier.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

Ibis lnHy flouiyhn expected,
Ia Hastings, Fonlenac md Gleugry, the
news ID 90 The effect, that MI The poIuilHrr Of
these counties arn nrminF md waiting ordrir
90 march 0H IiIH metropolis.
Nv quebec, the siroug hold oiihs French
Canadians tic Goyerior WIS burnt la enigy.
hloNTREAL, April ooh, 3 T., NJ,
Lord Elglu came Ia luEu 90 2 o'clock 90,
day The cnrrRen WIS escorted 10y troop
Of Provincial Cavalry, The streets were lin
81 nll the way 90 tho Government House by
tho people, Who hissedrursrd aud pelleh ihe
ehhrinI ns IL passed. When the efeDH had
passed the French Cathedral into Nolre
Dame slreel,a company of lho 2id Regiment
closed in i'eliind 10 prDisef the eorIeFa. Op-
posilr tbs Government House, lis hardship
was HrTurk by sfsHs eH ihs head aud 10y an
egg IN the fhce, Tie troops we're then SOP
aralely eleered.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

When sons of song descend To- uadc
BusIrcss rcyINrs aud luurclb fade 49, ByToH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

CAsApA-ANNEEATioN.-A petition isclr-
NCnlaling ia Kingston, Canada, for signatures
praying her Majesty, the Queen, 10 alioH
Canada 10 apply for annexation 10 The rHiifa
.NaIfa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

GS~Ihrra N ,ahl nmuHnl VI calelwnulf
ing IN tho loco -1oeo He"sppporsi because a
mosi excellent Wing Inns been appointed
Second Assistant T., NJ, General We ike
~ hear ii,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-05-05

"Ilr DIrp As rHg Foot DmTn"-A young
Wap hound Tor California, NJ HL Joscpl's,
Missouri, made q wager with - cnnppnniop
ibHt hu wusiid druid, iiit mosl lgu0r lie III.
led piHt glass viii, brandy, md drunk n
down, Scarcely had lle larI mouihGl been
swallowed belure lac foil back 'seuselesf, aud
in ffw minutes WIS u rurpsp
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-11

the Test connexion Herewith will be considered.
lO52 From Stockholm al every Tuesday and Thurs
day
BY Brashers Falls and Helena
To Hogansburg, by p m, 10 miles
And back between a m and p m.
loo3 From Ogdensburg at 3 a every Monday Wednes-
day, and Friday
BY Lisbon, Wnddngton Madrid, Norfolk Rey-
noldsville, Masscns, Rocket River, and Hogans-
To Fort Covngton by - p m, IS miles
And back between m and IL m days.
1854. From Ogdensburg every day. except Sunday
BY Fackvlle, Canton, Potsdam, Malone, North
Bangor Chateaugay, Wnshsville, Elenburg
and Farrell Place
To Plaisburg by p next days, ll9 miles
And back between a m and next days;
cry other trip by Parish vile, Hopkinton
Nicholville, Dickinson and Bangor on road;
and by West Stockholm, Stockholm, lawrence
vile, and the MORA, on the other.
Proposals to return between day and IL m
day are invited.
1855 From Canton m, every Wednesday and S.tur-
day
By South Canton, Pcrpon Ma,davic, and Eas,
Pierpons
To Potsdam by p m, % miles
And back between 5a and II noon.
1856 From Canton p m, every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
BY Morcley and Buckbridge
To Madrid, by p m, IL miles
And back between m and D m.
1867. From Heuvelton at a m, every Friday
BY DE Puyster and Hopes Mills
To Rossie by m, "a miles
And back between p and p m.
loss From Lafarssville at m, every Wednesday
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18th November
ll6s. From Wheatland at 10 every Monday, Wednes
day, and Friday
BY South Chill and Chill
To North Chill, by m, ii miles
And back between a m and 10 a m.
1869. From LIE Roy at g. every day, except Sunday
BY Stone Church
To Bergen by 10 m, miles
And back between 81 p m and Z, p m.
ITO. From Lie Roy at m every Wednesday
BY Roanoke, Eas, Bethany Bethany and Brook
vile
To Alexander, by . m, 20 miles
And back between m and l m.
I'LL. From Geneseo at every Tuesday, Thursday
Bv Mount Morris, River-road Forks, Oakland,
Poriagevile, and East koy
To Pike, by p m, 2S miles
Ard back between 5 and IL m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday
lI72 From Geneseo every Monday, Wednes-
day, and Friday
Nv CuvlcrvilIe, Moscow, Perry, CASTLE, East
Pike Pike (by . m,) Centrevile, Rushford,
Farmersvie, and Franklmvllle
To Elicousvrle, by p m next days, ga miles
And back between m, Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday and IL m next days.
lI73. From Geneseo every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday
By Cuyierville, Moscow, Perry, and Perry Centre
To Warsaw, by IL m, 81 miles
And back between p and p m.
Proposals for schedule making different connexions will
be considered
liza From Geneseo every Tuesday, Thursday and
BY Piaaraan., Peoria, coving.on, Middleburg,
Linden, and Verna
To Attica, BY m, ~ miles
And back between and p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
IT'S From Gencseo at m, every day, except Sunday
By Mount Morris, Ridge, Brookes Grove Nun
da, Oakland, Hunts Hollow, Grove, and Allen
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Salubria, Reading Pine Grove, Tyrone, North
Urbana, and UrbaDa
To Bath, by s M 81 miles
And back between and p m, Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday.
Separate proposals for each half of this route dividing
Saluba, naming the hours Of arrival and departure at
that place; Also from and Ithaca close
ion with the Qwego mall are invited.
BY Jacksonville, Johannesburg, Covert, Farmer,
Lodi, Ovid, Romulus, and Varick
To Waterloo, by p m, As miles
And back between m and 5 p
Proposals end route at West Fayete, also to end
Geneva instead of Waterloo, invited
Ill2 From Cendor at 8 a m every Tuesday.
By Spencer, Van Enenvile, Cayuta, Erin, and
North Chemung.
To Elmirn by M 81 miles
And back between and p m, next day.
IIl3. From Candor at 8 every Friday
By West Candor Spencer, Van Euenvile, Cayuta,
and West Cayua
To Catherine, by m, ~ miles
And back between 6 m and m next day.
liza From Owcgo at m every day, except Sunday
BY Tioga Centre, Smilhboro' Barton, Factory
vile, Athens, Chemung, and Baldwin
To Emira, by 2 next day, AZ mica
And back between a and 3 y IN
Proposals omit Athens and run In hour less time,
each way, are invited
Ills From Owcgo at every Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday
BY Flemingsville, Newark Valley, Berkshire
Richford, Hartford, and Virgil
To Cortland Village, by p m, 80 miles
And back between a m and 5 p m Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday
Proposals for twice-a-wcek service viii be considered
lIl6 From Smithboro' at p m every Wednesday
| BY Hasey Valley
To Spencer, by p m, Is miles
And back between m and IL m.
Query; Whether necessary.
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Correspondence of the Republic.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 6-5 D. m.

| baltimore, Nov. 90 p. m.
! The election in New York is now nearly over but
we Of course, know nothing of the result. The
union of the Old Hunkers and Barnburners is be-
lieved not to be as cordial il might be, and that
no great advantage will accrue from it, Yet they
are sanguine; but so the Wings. We shall
know To- night pretty much how the thing has ter
minated If the Wings have triumphed, there will
such reaction break upon the ranks of the Loco
focos will despoil them of the ecat of their late
triumphs, unreal and inefficient they were. For
the sake of good ORDER and the success of the true
principles OF representative Government, | hope
| il may be so.
Signorina Fortunate Tedesco, the far famed can
tatrice, made her debut before Baltimore audience
last evening. The large saloon at Carroll Hall was
filled with the beauty and fashion Of our city, and
| the handsome Signorina in fine voice. Her
triumph was undoubted She was encored in every
song, and answered the calls in the best possible
humor. If she visits your city you have rich treat
| in store.
The accompaniment by the Germanias were in
their happest style.
The latest foreign advices, as you will perceive,
are rather warlike. If the English and French
fleets have actually entered the Bosphorus the pride
of Russia, flushed she is with recent victories,
will hardly brook such insulting defiance, and
think the result must be For once hope it,
for in nothing else lies there any prospect for the
goaded and crushed millions of Europe
The placards, had almost forgot to mention,
announce the appearance of Mrs. Fanny Kemble
before the Baltimore Mercantile Library Associa-
ton tomorrow evening. She has been long waited
for here, and will doubtless now be well waited on
Among the local movements in our city is a
meeting this evening to take into consideration the
erection of House of Refuge for Juveniles an ex-
cellent move, if the appearance of many lawless
rufians in embryo about the streets any indica-
ton
Our board of health have ordered general re-
vaccination among citizens, in view of the pre-
valence of smallpox among sister cities.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE REPUBLIC.
NEW YoRK, Nov. CD. m.

New YoRK, Nov. 6-p M
The papers of this morning publish their one day
later accounts by the Hbernia
Dates received from Paris to the 18th Oct.
Ii seems that during exciting debate in the
assembly upon the Roman question, an alteration
took place between M Theirs and M Bixco The
latter declared that the former had said that Louis
Napoleon's election would prove a disgrace TO
France. Upon this, Theirs Immediately demand
ed satisfaction. challenge was passed and ac-
cepted, which resulted in duel between the par
ties. They fought with pistols at the usual dis
lance. II ended, however, without injury to either
party
1t is stated that the Russian charge has announced
TO the foreign minister that the entrance Of the
French fleet into the Dardanelles would be consid
cred equal to declaration of war. 1t is further
stated that orders have been given for the French
fleet TO join the English feet at Naples
The steamer Severn, which left Jamaica on the
22d September, had arrived at London the Doth,
with one million dollars ON the March account, and
eighty five thousand for Mexican dividends
The stock market is steady Treasury note 6's,
IL; New Loan coupons, ll5k ll6.
Flour is quiet. Western Sd 81 50 rs. Gene
see y Is SIS 25. Southern IS 81 $544.
Grain, wheat, and corn, unchanged.
Provisions quiet-prces steady.
Cotton has advanced about cent per h. under
the Hibernia's news.
In Philadelphia there is nothing new and no
change in the market Cotton firmer.
New YoRK, Nov. Ga D. m
The steamer Washington, from Southampton
and Bremen, has arrived, bringing LoDdoR papers
1 to the 2Oth-one day later than the Hiberna. She
| has heavy and valuable cargo of French goods,
! and one hundred and fifty passengers, among
| whom are Mr. Rush and Bishop Southgate.
The Havre cotton market was very active and
an advance had taken place.
Ii is said that the difficulties between the French
President and the majority in the assembly have
| been adjusted.
Fresh executions had taken place in Hungary.
Some OF the first mobiles of the kingdom had been
| condemned to death.
The Turks were preparing for hostilites. The
English and French fleets were their way to the
Dardanelles.
MoNTRosE, (Pa.) Nov. 5.
The cashier of the Susquehanna Bank has been
committed to Jail in default Of $40 900 bail, on an
alleged charge Of defalcaton. II is reported that
SsS5,O00 of the funds of the bank are unaccomted
! for.
New ORLEANS Nov. 4-p. IN.
! On Friday the sales of cotton amounted to $500
bales, and on Saturday 1900 were sold at firm
prices; middling TO- TO- cts; middling fair l05
cts. The sales of the week amount to 1920 bales
The receipts of cotton thus far estimated to be
$4,000 bales less than at this time last year. The
stock now on hand is IS, 900 bales. Dealers are
anxiously waiting the Hberna's news now looked
for momentarily, and dealers not much disposed TO
| operate until they have further advices
The weather Is very pleasant, though rather
warmer than could be desired for comfort Sum
| mer heat is prevailing.