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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IA, lS49.

IlOOSE Of DELE6h 10.
Prayer by the Rev. Adam EmpIe, Ct the Epi:.
copai Church.
BILLS LAID ON THE TABLE
A bill reyviug the second section OF an acl fol
printing records of causes in The Court OF Ap
peals, passed March 24h 1912; and
A bill 10 suspend the payment Of interest on
the loan 10 The Richmond Medica College.
This bill was subsequently, taken up and re-
jected-ayes %, noes 63.
BILLS PASSED.
To amend an acI passed March l3, 1913, for
The appointment and regulation OF Piloi> on the
Potomac river;
To aulhoriz. VIM Blackwell, of Fauqnier
his Executors, &C., 10 extend the improvement Of
The Rappahannock river;
To change the place Of holding a separate
election in Clarke and Southampton;
To change the place of holding separate cleo
lions in Logan and Boone counties;
Concerning the fire companies Of The city OF
Wheeling;
Concerning the Sergean, of Lynchburg;
To amend the acl providing for the poor, and
declaring who shall be deemed vaeranls;
To incorporate the Savings Bank OF Wheel
ing;
Concerning Lieut.. r. F. Asrop;
To authorize Charles B. Penn of Bote'ouri
to establish ferry or bridge across the James
river;
To incorporate the Hampshire and Morgan
Turnpike;
Directing an additional subscription on behalf
of The Commonwealth TO the capital stock OF The
Charlestown and Point Pleasant Turnpike Com.
pany;
Authorizing Levi Low of Mononsalia county
to increase the heighh Of bis dam;
To incorporate The Sweet and Salt Sulphur
Springs Turnpike Company;
To amend the act 10 incorporate the Thorn
toms Gap Turnpike Company, passed January
II, l648 and for other purposes;
To incorporate The Buchanan Turnpike Com
pany;
Directing TO be constructed bridge across
Polk Creek on The Staunton and PaTkersburs
road;
Incorporating the Guyandolte Navigation
Company;
To incorporate The Buchannon and Little IA.
nawha Turnpike Company;
To release The inhabitants OF the town 81
Bridgewaler from the duty OF working on public
roads;
To increase The State subscription 10 the CAPT
tai stock OF Hardy and Winchester Turnpike
Company;
Extending the limits of the town of Peters
burg;
Amending the act incorporating the Jackson
vile Academy;
Prohibiting the brands used by one manufac
turer of Tobacco from being used BY another
incorporating the Guyandotte Navigation
Company;
incorporating the Union Manufacturing
and the Jefferson Steel and File Manufacturing
Company;
Directing an increase Of the States sub
scription to the Giles, Fayette and Kanawh'
Turnpike Company;
Incorporating the Albemarle and Nelson
Mining and Smelling Company;
Providing for the reception Of insane persons
of the Naval and Marine service in the Eastern
Lunatie Asylum;
Releasing the Commonwealth right to I
certain house to Martha Nj. Gayle.
A bill 10 McAdamize the Fishing Greek and
Ices Ferry Roads was rejecsed-ayes 81, noe
| 43.
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P ROBERTS, Clerk
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Th RICHMOND, 10th January, lS49.
, .me patues concerned hereby nsti6ed to attend
- ny once In the city Of Richmond, the 10th day
y, npI next al ten O'Clock, A. NJ, with the evidence
h ~, !" enable me 10 perform the duties required
oy the foregoing decree
Ne creditors Of the estates of Peter Branch and of
,hs a o.aneh are also hereby notified TO attend on
sSIdsa e usy al the same place and time, with the
Jan l9-cw2m JoaN St,upE S"n,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16

APPOINTMENT pY the GOVERNOR OF VIaGIsIi.
Richard B. Carpenter, OF Covnston, Ken
lucky 10 be a Commissioner 10 take acknow'
Judgements of deeds, &C., in that Stale.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16

The long neglected but important bill TO qua
rantee The bonds Of the James River and Kama
wha Company, for $4,000, 10 make The South
size and RiyaDna connections, has passed both
Houses. The Wing learns that il is n contem-
plalion 10 make connections ether by dams or
bridges, a. Gainesville, New Canon, Hard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16
VOLUME XLV.-NUMDEii 81.

wicssve and Bent Creek. There will be a
dam at Gainesville, 10 secure The trade OF Willis
river.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-16
SPECIAL COURT OF APPEALS.
Present Judges Smith, Field, Lomaz, S>ott and


February 2G. Hn'caefson vs. Bruce. (Juose
Leigh aa.en,.) Affirmed.
February &c, II Echos IS. Caoerton, &C,
and The sarie IS Lambeth, &c. Submitted on
printed arguments b. Garland 70. appellant, and
Cnoie lor aopeilecs, a6d argued orally BY Baker
Tor appellant.
March IS. Reversed in par, bul with cost IN
favor OF aPaeIses
March q. Bischeu vs.. Goodwyn's eA'or. Re.
yerset.
Brand VS.. Duval, &c. Cudge Lomax absent,)
affirmed.
February %, and March lst and %. Clarke VS.
Griffin; argued ty Cabe and Patton for appel
lanls and Robinson for appeees; and submitted
by Cooke On printed argument Tor appel'ees.
March 5. Reversed.
March 2. Petersburg Railroad Company VS..
Jones. Decree ameoded.
ADsent-Judge Field
March 3, and 6. Morton VS.. Page, &c
Judge Lomax absent) Argued by "obiason
and Patton for appellants, and G. N. johnson
and S,anard tor appellees.
March 8. Reversed
| March 7. Lemon vs.. Lemon, &c. Reheard.
| March g. Decree entered.
MarchS Euslace vs. Adams admir-. e ca
ses.) Reversed.
| Court adjourned till the cour, in course.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
Prescn,-Judges CoSeA B'ooke Alien, Bottrtl

PrescHs-Jndges Ca5eH BfO0ke, AEen, B0LiDtn
and Danut.
February 26, 81. 2S.-Snape vs.. the Jndee OF
The court u chancery for the Richmond circuit.
Argued by Maciarand against, aud by Patton il
favor of AWARDING The mandamus
March 2 Mania mus awarded returnable 10 the
second day oi April.
March /. Dejatnetls VS.. Alien aud wife. At
firmed.
March 3. Tut VS.. Slaughtel's admir-. (Judge
Cabrll abssnl) Reversed.
Laws eY'urs ". Sutherland Reversed.
Hume VS. Hufd Judges Brooke and Allen
ab.ent) Affirmed.
Washington vs. Pollard and same VS.. Lump
kin. Judge Brooke absent. Reversed.
Matthew. rs. Depiest and others. Ruie for
addnibaa security retufnable 10 the second Of
April
March 5. Mayo vs.. Anderson, &c. Appeal
allowed.
Cour, adjourned till the second day of April.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13
Marine Affairs,

TRIAL TRIP OF THE MAIL STEAMER ONO.
We learn that the mammoth mail steamer Ohio viii,
make experimental excursion on Saturday next aud
that the company will entertain largo number Of our
scientific and other citizens together With the New Or
leans and other South and South western merchants
now here
Its intended, by her railing the Goth inst, to
reach New Orleans In time for the Texas packet Of the
Ssth. Her Chsgres passengers will sail sdiateiy
her arrival at New Orleans in the fsvorte Fall
con II the Panama steamer for October sails at the
day nov stated the Chasres passengers for the ohio
viii reach there oil In time for her.
We learn that the Southern merchants In this
city, and ct the North intend making strong demon
stIation In favor of the Of this line o
steamers which Ia TO connect closely the interests
Ct he South aud Nsrth. This lino IL the only fixed
ard permanent steam communication between New
orb and the Southern cities. and hope 10 may
c,iss the patronage we'll deserved the hsishing
their frst, one Of the largest and most beautiful seq
STEAMERS ever launched In tho States
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Shipping Tntelligencs.

Bosroy, Sept IL.
Liverpool was In the Bay a. this detained
Bark Laeors Phila brigs Ms and Isab.Ila do; Mary
York; schrs 0pbr shallote. NC; Delaware, Wnington
G. fsntee Blade Eliza Leland Union Hopeton Henry Pay
Albany; Sea Gull Flora, Bride Zephyr and Compkanss,
Beiow-sbp--, from Liverpool Auso
Steamship Caledonia ivsrpooi HALIFAX; ships
bark ssIony Caicutta eddo savannah Bay State Bat-
more b,ss Erie sua and Shakespeare Phila scbrs Fids
PAssyNeERs IN STEAMSHIP CALEDONIA, ron LIVER
Carter. Of Boston; A Fanshaw and wife, Dupont
Very. Solution Jno Cameron Schiller Merrill James
Hurh Of York; Grant. Batimore; Right Bishop
kuIpe 0his Mrs Marshall Of Canada Victor Lufont Of
For Hsl,fsr-Nr and Mrs J wilder Messrs James Max-
well, W Flint. Of Bosion-Total2 "a.
c1sarst-bris Julia Payssn, Brooklyn.
Arrved-sehrs CcrSeiis Boston for PhiadsIphis IOth
Banner Beverly for New York; Lexington Reshport for
r,, A., ,,,,- PORTLAND, September II.
sALrx September H.
Cesrd-shp rsims, San rransisso brig sraid DO; schr
Nassau Cayenne.
NEW BEDFORD, September n.
AriWd-sshr Ellen hodman, New Yorhi sloop Republic.
CesredBsf Pantheon Jersey City finish loading fog
California; brig Richmond, Phia; sehr "A Good~ in do.
UALIrAI. eeptemberS s.
ArriSed-stssmsr Canada New York; brig Mary Phiia-
0h-CesredBrir Eurhrs,es New Yori; 7,h sehrs Agnes
rhiiadslphia sth, Theress, New YORK.
Ariyed.Barh Sir VIM Moie,worth, New York iriss
New York; lUtb, Echo. do.
Characterization, New York.
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Markets.

Markets.
CHICAGO. Sept 1S-oA.N
The receipts Of wheat are rather light Winter Is
quoted at Toe. . Soc, and spripg, $50 . zoe.
BUFFALO. Sept 12-oPM.
Receipts since yesterday Flour bbls 5000; wheat,
bush. $4,000; corn bush. Is 600 The market CONT
nues heavy for -four and prices with Q moderate de-
mand. tend downward sales. 500 bills. Michigan, at
81 20 q Al az Wheat In rather easier, especially for
the low grades; the sales embrace 900 bushels Ohio
1t SSc The market for IL heavy owing to large
receipts sales of $500 bushels Western mixed ct
49, Osts are selling at so6c Sales Of Ohio whisksy,
at 2c.
ALBANY, September bpm
The receipts since yesterday Flour 900 bbls !;
wheat, 900 bushels IL ZOO bushels For Aour
there Is . moderate demand and the market rules in
favor Of the buyer the sales 900 bills including
common State and Western at S.; straight DO at IS
I'm IS u.s. and pure Genesee. at IS 37H . IS 60
There is . fair milling demand far prime wheat, with
sses Of 5000 bushels Canadian wheat. at 81 H. and
Gepesee, at 81 49, Corn is lower sales embrace 5000
bushels at 56kc for mixed Western 58ks for aak
yellow Osts are 40c., with sales Of 5000 bushels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13
Sporting yptefl,ueuce.

A scriL Rscr--A fcuil race came OF yesterday
afternoon from whitehall for silver cup, tpreseut.d
by Mr. John Wsy) for which the following persons
entsred :--Msssrs. Charles Thomas Frances Bgplov,
Hugh Crrrar. James Nelson. and Dan Lewis " vas
Won by Mr. Thomsa There also a prize Gr the
second best boat which. although Mr.. Hugh Crrrsn
came In scrond given tn Mr. y. gigeiow, flfr G..
having broken his sir.tchsr foothod and changed
boats With Mr. Nelson not coming in with the same
boat he started With MIR Daniel Lewis. one Of the
competitors. obliged 90 return ciroumstanees over
which he had controi compiling him n DO 90,
although he vas some~ IN advance OF the rest add
with MT D. Ways usual generosity, he resolved &c
present Mr. Lswis With cup for his masterly exer-
i'ops there every chance Of his ~isnag bat fer
. is pnteward accident
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13
TELEGRApnIC INTELLlGEHcE.
Sum m

Our telegraphic dispatches this morning are un-
usually interesting and mportant-embracmg ad-
dilionsl commercial intelligence from Europe, re-
ceived at Boston by the steamship Europa i'm
portant news from Santa Fe, New Mexico; the
first days proceedings of the Convention Of the
"Barnburner'' Democracy at Utica; incidents Of
the State Far at Syracuse; and variety OF mat
ter from all quarters
Our Geographic correspondent at Baltimore (on
referring to Baltimore letter. received by mail
will perceive that his communication, in regard to
the celebration of the battle of North Point, is Of
no value to US.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

KossUTns CORRESPONDENCE Some Of the
newspapers are making terrible fass about the
eorrespondeuce which, IT j. said, was written by
Kosspib, the Hungarian leader, and seized by
the enemy after his defeat Now this same cor
respondence comes TO us from Austrian sources
exclusively, and certainly looks as IL it had been
manufactured TO order. Many Of the most intel
ra.n, Hunesrisns in this city place no reliance on
its authenticity, and believe il was fabricated by
the Aus,rsns, to suit their own purposes, which is
very likely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

BesroS, September n 1879.
The Caledonia sailed clock to day, for Liver
peoi ris HALIFAX She carried Is passsnssrsfor Liver.
pool. Ismopg whom Bishop Ruppe, Of ohic) and
ieur for Halifax She took specie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

Nint ELrcrios.-so far ss heard from the vsiss
have fained considerably and ~ supposed tbs, the
whlss free sosrs have elected majority w the
Uense Of Representative aa w~l 80 IN the Senate
Lat year the Houss Of 80 dewo
srats 90 vbisp and " free soiisre " senator "
~ te shosep BY the ssxt Legislative IN plsss Of Ham
N dsmosral
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Newspaper Postage.

The postage upon newspapers, dropped into tho post
oss by individuals Is cent each to part o.
The State. and half additional for distances
100 miles Of the statethe postage to be prepaid
except when sent from the Office Of publication.
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Death .r Captain Lo.ser.

rHiLApsirsis, September l2-10r
Captain Lesser Of Reading Who commanded eon-
pany Of the usond Pennsylvania regiment IN the
ksritsn war, sisd susssnly this evening, at she
Iusrieap House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

sxors sni.h aud sraotfn " se,i,s u-,n the be,a,hs
reut produced Nv eorsscu'iv artistic TALENT appropriately
sprlisapr.rpinr the otserver sxeissr IT'S ienxrr
ths Taller hut The Halter makes he raa and WASNOCk
is the Bsttsr, n9 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

hiLwAgxSk Sept IL A NJ.
Wear. p.iDea TO announce & lsh, BY csOlers, Of
the Hon. John d. Cummiss NyRsaentstive In the
lss Consrsss rc Ohio Ne dice In this city yester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

~ kine ~ HE hreeches roote but IT. like wis.
be Joes rot desire drain his oxchs
treyidsnce he ~ psrons ths ohspes aud beet boot
Isitcr store IN tovb W, IONEss, "a Ann stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

sr Louir, September II, 1870.
There we're only 20 in,srmsnts in this ely surios
the rssk ending on. Sunday ss,-s3 ~ ~hieh we're
children under ave years Of age I've we're dssshe BY
shclsr~
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Erre Arms. OF the fsllow,rx description,

for sale. low ana iih~rst ~ IosgPt NRr
II Walden Iarss Halls e~leNrs,es Cars'aesg Double
barrel Rife and Sho, eshines Fowlng aud Dach
ksvvss Darerr srf sndess variety 81 other fs,el
ne % wsrtsA
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Illinois WING state Convention.

CHicsee, tn Sept. i7-s ".
The whig State Convention, at Dixon, yesterday,
nominated the folloving ticket -
Go.rssoR-Alesspd.r n Collins.
Iirur Go,rssos-rimothy q Howe.
stcEsr.ss ~ Srsrr-L.vi Alden.
Arronsrr GkstBAL- Morris Butterfeld.
TRs.susH-J. d. Terry.
xbe Europa az Boston-Deeiinc or Cholera.
Dosres, September ~ 1872
The steamship Europa arrived this port to day al
IA ocloch Her malls will reach ysur city en- Thurs
day sorpiny
Only death BY cholera has occurred here during
the last ~, nty four hours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

Fail Fashion Hats. Now Ready, az the
one Prize stove, ~ Cansi sretunsurpssss nv
beauty, durability, or eh.arnca !. ". KEILOag.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

srtcle ths operation 81 shaving agreeable
ths easy erEearr thirty years ehich iris iee has
ieen before the public has received ene2nssss
N rrosf 81 tuliy enjoyed its envabs reputation.
hkersl sissssrt 70 vhnisfsie rrrchasers
A. a 4. SAtNDErr. Ma ~ Brcofway
81 Liberty street and Ss7 Broadway.
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SYRACUSE, September Ia r.

SYRACUSE, September Ia r. ~.
The city II literally erammsd with strangers, among
whom the utmost good feeling prevails.
The articles exhibition in the various depsrtments
Of the Fair excel those displayed any former
sion and the cattle and Is said have never
been surpassed In siEs and general excellence Of
condition.
Henry Clay is still the lion Of tho day and 10 snthu-
sisstcsly received wherever he appear lie is stop
ping at Rusts and notwithstanding his recent illness
is in good spirits
Vice. President Fillmore Governor Fish, Ex Governor
Marcy Christopher Morgan Secretary Of stats Lieu
tenant Governor Patterson, Hon. Francis Granger
Hon. Horace Greeley (of the Hew Yerk 1rsbune)
Thurlow Weed, and ether distinguished individuals
are here.
Several places Of amusement are announssd 70 b.
open this evening.
onhser A. M. C. Smith has arrived, and the police
doing rich business.
SECOND DESPATCH.
SYRACUSE, Sept. 12-6P.M.
The number Of arrivals continues to increase II ID
confidently asserted that there within the limits
Of the city, to- day, than 70 900 persons.
Mr. Clay made speech from the pazsa Of the SYRIA
House. this afternoon thousand persona
He will leave to morrow morning on his way home.
Jas. A Crane, the contemplated editor Of the Csl-
tormis Wing, IL in the city.
Cabinet He eting--Health or the President.
WAsnrSoroS, Sept. 22-8PM.
Ths cabinet hads meeting to-day but nothing Of i'm
portanoe tran spired.
The President Is gradually gaining strength, but for
tho present, declines receiving visiters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

rers made asa sold ~ r. sAvhGEe raltsa s,,oss ar.
Ne most anrstis rsns N ths World. =. v has hrso
S.d ems silver Wa.ttss 81 AL tso most sle-
hrasss akes s@rsssesi 70 ksop aesurate tine, whish
viii ssll vsry Lev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

sttsrton ~ ttcns ana strangers repairing WITS
pes, ~ csht imrrov,ment Of most rortant eharst.r
Invented BY v. FuslvN No lg BrnadwAy 81 Dsy
street under the Frsnllin Honss They
hair Cutting Raoms hero the largest aud
In the rffr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

WASTE AND ExTRsvseANcE or TIE PRESENT
CRY AUTHORITARIAN every hand, we hear the
ta1peying citizens Of oil parties complaining Of the
high taxes which have been inflicted on them by
the present city authorities, and the general waste
and eItrsvsgsnce which have characterized the
municipal spthonues during the las, year The
spnit which gave us the new charter and the re.
organization Of the city government, sprung from
a desire to produce economy, as well as equal and
exsvt justice, in al the public departments Of thu.
metropolis. Thus far, the municipal government,
IN the hands 81 the ~hig party, has been woful,
deplorsble, and etrocious failure. In consequence
thereof, a general d-lermuationi IL spreading among
the taxpayers aud voters Uf all parties, to Gust the
present party from office, and 10 Try, under the new
charter, new set OF men In the management, II
our city affairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

C.ttetihg, O Go b. Hnzs. ~ utRAM .ND.ss,5N'a
ssl,tlha .h.r PEI Csrpet EstabisA 10 s Unt,.
sas No ~ Hsry I've ls'i shg rourn dsp ayiu t.e
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plshruv,. rIdinu scboo,. N,.


t,ttts nov ern tr the r,etr ron 81 r-ps. Gr,tIe-
y, artiyiag 2. altte
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Failure Of the Southern Mail.
DALrIMoRE. Sept. 12-9P. NJ.
The Southern mail has failed beyond Richmond, Va.
othing now.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

EEws PROM ChLiFonsiA-EKrgcrpoA ARRIVAL
or TIE EXPIRE Crry.-Our citizens are anKiously
awaiting the ARRIVAL Of the steamship Empire City,
which is hourly expected at our port, with one
months latter news from California. The intelli-
gence which che will probably bring, viii, il is
expected, be very interesting and important. In
deed, an arrival from that distant part Of terri
tory, is looked for with almost as much interest as
that OF a steamship from Europe, nov that liberty
has been put down IN the Old World. Our people,
go fond Of excitement, will hereafter look to the
shores Of the Pacific for all the newspaper romance
OIL day-such as digging for gold. getting rich
suddenly, organizing a new government. holding
public meetings, and such things. Hereafter,
therefore. every arrival Of a steamship from Cali
fofnia, with late news, will be Of as great, if not
greater importance, than that Of steamer from
Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

Fire In the Auburn Prison.
AupuRS. September 12-9 n.
IRE broke eat In the State Prison Ut this place
about six o'clock this evening by which the soopsrs'
shop entirely destroyed and the tool shop mueh.
damaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-13

quota lions pust be considered IS nominal, though
With little stssk Alabama 65-buysrs at this price
sitto Sterling, "a . 81; Maryland Sterling. 80 90
Mississippi Planters Bonds, SO SO; ditto Union Bank
ditto, 20, in demand; Michigan, so . IS; New York
ives s6. sellers; ditto Sizes 100 1o7 offered Ohio
skies. 90 100; Pennsylvania 7os co. South Carolina
Farmers 50, nominal ditto Earrings co. nominal; Ter
nesfse, AGO. virgns Sizes 90 OF; Florida, II Per
sent; Canada six per cent bonds, par
Passengers by the Europa.
From Liverpool for ooston-kr Howsnd and lady, Miss
Jenkins Miss Jenkins Mr. and Mrs Grey Mr. Clarke We
Smith Miss NJ Dom ell Mr. Jenkins Miss Amv Mr. and Mrs
Watson Miss Bancroft and aid Hon Geo Bancroft aud lady
Mr. Kaufman and lady Mr. Hudson and lady Cohen
sCaDsron Lness Reilly French aolnsr prsh h
sesu lady and hoy Miss Rrseslewsn Dursnd, Or Fsby
ard lady Mr. Norris ana lady, Miss Norris MIS- Cameron
Whtelwrigbt. Mason Oxnard. Sabine. 8 wsvrng II "
FlswortA Mott Laourcsde. DR. Ker Hsssrs reheson.
Kursch. Mcdonnell. Master Mcdonnell. w J Shipley.
Capt Pierce, RN Messrs Smith Guermel Weir Molard,
Barrett, Dorconmans Rushton.J Cennsr Murray,
W. Campbell W, Neville Oakley and lady, Masters len
KIM, Fabv Messrs John Eaton Ames. Partier, Cokins
Harper, Kreimer. Bsnsrs Jackson Linton AVID servant
GALLAGHER Strmka Ritter Bulge, r. Holyoke, Lom-
bard Barbour, Mupire. Thompson. Hunter Perry. r..
Dunlap, Brook eman Gibson Goddard Goddard Prenon
C. Meyer. Lafourcade. ard Rev. J. Burns
From Liverpool for Hafax-Nr j. g. Alli'on. Miss Ai
keSrs McIeod Sinclair. Assher Mr. and Mrs. xsckeu
Iie, hessrs Wiou hby shannon. Joseph Wood W. Brig
hsm. w. Brigham Tobin, Lawrence Black EldrdEs, and
Williams