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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08

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DAILY JOURN a IL.
4. T., SANDERS, Editor.
CITY Or BvANsv1LLn:
raIDAx MORNING, oCr. s,1s59,-
ea,Iy Journal per ,,I ye 9l:eE. . IS
.srs-tveeISly JOslrrssI, 90
Weekly Jnalr.Hts
Sauay.sksli JouEH&ls -
CIV II L G "a I < xx = X
~rto rr.,r Ear President
CEN, WINFIELD SCOTT,
Fer Vice PresiaeDt.
WILLIAM A. GRhHAlA,
Of NORTH cARoLiSA.'T @ q
lEor Governor.
NICHOLAS McCART1 a, +
OF xARfos covNTV.
Fer Lisutsaanf Gopsrnor.
WILLIAM WILLIAMS
,-sle t-s or KoscIvsRo COUNTY.
~, Tor Congress.
WILLIAM REAVlS, Jr.s
OF eIBsoS CouSrT.
For 7T.rsprsr 81 STATE
SINCN I. HAhLEY. Ot Nayne county
Fsr -sudisor ef state.
DOUGLASS MAGUiRh, 81 NST'on county
Fo~ Secretary o. Siaie.
Join OSBORNE, Of Cta. county.
~ 5eo-ter Of Snprras Conf
al. osborne. 81 haporie conniy
-Tsr Clerk - SRPTtme Court.
IANEs 4. sTRETCB, % Grant coen'y
r. Srrerfetsad'srt Ct CGnaE0H >rt0ots.
AARON WOOD. ofPainan county
- sFor JUDGES 81 Ss7rsfsc CeFrt-
x,,sf ussfrirs-TOHN How r, ia4fance county
sl,ori-t UAfLES DEWE Clark county
800 iAapid McDooald, Monroe eoot':
gaarfA-SA1iU 81 b. GOOkiNS, Nog7 county.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL ELffsfoRa-
HENRY S. LANE, Of Aotteopery co'ati'
PLEASANT 4. EACCLEMAN, OF husi tuei''!'
plFTi.iCrT ELzcrqrs-
rsrst Disiriet-7JoHs J. CHANniEE' sabdsie4's '0'u
se9f,d--Dk NATH4S kIiluALLs aspl"s county.
-Airl-Caps. scoEF CAEE ER, Svt1er'-.pa e'Ap's.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08
REPRESENTATIVE.

Nh. S4NprRs-You viii please announce the name
JOHN NJ >TOCKWELI, as a candidate to r-presei
VaIideFbargll county in the next Legislature. aug1.
1--WE are authorized to announce c. X. DREW
candidate for Representative of FaldeTbgreh count
in the next Legislature Of indians. aGgl9.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-08

n s.vpvrs Ts,-Please announce that JAMES p.
RUAEK Of Lanasco city, il candidate for Assessor o.
Pigeon Township. "ctf
Ma SANDrRs-Please announce CHARLES L. 50
LIYAN as candidate for Assessor OF fiseon township
at ths ensuing, October election. scpt-J.
Mn. SAxDzRs;-Piease announce the name WILLIAM
VAEREN, as candidate for the Office Of assessor OF
Pigeon Township, q; the ensuing election. seltlt-
For Surveyor.
Nh. SsSDERs-Yon win please amour &C tie naTe Q
CHAS. &. OLMSTEB as candidate e. tie oihce o
Coriy Surveyor % Marlborough county, 81 the ertin
election. oe'i@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

cbssrs. Rather more business has resulted "a rLovs.
rood qualities heipg scarce farther advance Of "a y III
has rearcd Sours have SEQ been in active T.
msnd At similar advance No change in ethe. articles
ll,h Mo. 18Th, isSs
At THE DAY.. narke, had pretty fun tftepdsoce "a
Affair." eopsunlpve demand was ezpcnenced for was.r
rather TIE rsrs OF GU as fo general runs while rood
Qualities OF White wer, firmly held alta 2d y ~ rs m -
money wbich restricted business The DEMAND Bsrrl
FLsuR wss quite buoyant Is yesterday hode1
generally raised their prctenons 81 barrel al a.
scripons We quote Ohio Isl Philadelphia and Baltimore
"a sdS49 Western Canal 5i9d2i i and sOurs ~ =,
Norbsnre 70 rote IN the vsus demand OF Indian cesS
~hether on the spot Testing lbrsil he'd st - as
G - according 70 qushty and condition. OARS nd
Nr. in moderate reques at steady aes Egyptian Bs,Ss
in AR demand and the turn desreT 81 d2 y $50 BS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
.,-,.,- POUR DAYS : 80
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
Dates Liverpool, New. 10; London, Noy'i''


The U. S. Mail steamer Baltic, Capt Com
s,ock, from Liverpool, with CO passengers arrived al
her dock at 81 o'clock yesterday morning
The Br. g. n A. Mail steamship Europa ar
,,vsd a, Liverpool on Monday afternoon having been
sesrsphed off Holyhesd the previous day at " O'Clock
p. NJ, but was delayed in reaching her moonngs oy
fos untiilI A. NJ ON Tuesday 18th
On Tuesday the new Cunard steamer Andes
arrived at Liverpool from Greenock, and viii De dis
matched for NewYork punctually on the 9Th. The
Alps, the second steamer Of the line, is expected at
Liverpool this day month.
The Great Britain steamer left st. Helena
sqh Sept had remained there Eve days. The Sarah
Sands arrived at st. Vncents October :, and len for
Cape Good Hope 7th.
The news by this arrival does not possess
much interest Cotton continues depressed Bread.
stuffs rising Consul Macsuley Is dead Meetings Of
Americans have been held In London and Paris IN mem
sry Of Daniel Webster
The following persons came passengers in
the Baltic:
r., ,b Barnes Mrs Barnes. Mss 8 Paul, Aes-r.. Read,
eoey q sutton r. Bsrnwen hfs BaIn~e M DeS an hr' Dev
etImp~on, Barker, John Welsh, yr E1"afd Wsh H.
Wesb Eussnr scheh, Rev Charles M n,ss =
Pend A. Stevens, Esq hss Chshed hr Normisd non ~
Euet, Madam Guisnot, Dsnl foe Non y h.Sliqy =.
Cl.rse ARn MICS McCuroy j H. HI A. Ms NJ
Ma. B<is sndservani, Ms Hex Rt Rev ysnier
NJ Irn,oD Mr. g. Gibbs M J. Garrfy Mr. j. $ ken1an Mr.
NJ sheir NJ n cssu1se NJ, C. Ss, M
NJ. T. Dave ME- DAVIS. Me- MOT Ms ~ u :, ' "
n waiter Doet Tnn Mr.. Tut, M Wells. M O. Brown NJ
o. Beeeber Mr. Henry Deere Mr. Gardner' ~ ~ > h-ey
Hn sehes, Nss C seIct Mr. H. Baser ME- H. GaHie'
Mr. G. Young
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
GERMANY.
usrovsr and Brunsvick have lust concluded

Hanover and Brunswick have just concluded
conventon sutec, to the appreciation OF their respec
tive Chamber for the laying out Of Railway when
MI connect both States more directly with the Sorth
The Baden army placed on the peace footing
Is Fixed At 5000 infantry 700 artillery and 800 cavalry
or about 70O0 men OF all arms exclusive OF reserves
Which bring the whole 20 abou; l., 900 men.
Count Rechberg is appointed by Austria,
pretient Of the Germsnic Oct IN room OF Count nun
On the 18th, the Monstre trial which has been
ronc On al Cologne for weeks pas; has termiaatet
The acosse indicted for treason TOR the Psr ney
,l.5 IN the troubles OF lsis-49-'jO The charge Of
irc6son was however dismissed, and OF The accused
Daniels Jsoobi Klein and Ehvhardt were acquitesi
Roeser Burger. and Nothjung were condennei ior
sx years Re Otto, and Becker hve years ana Lesser
three years Imprisonment
The Emperor has given express orders Ihat
no Au,trn of Ger shall attend the funeral OF the DUKE
Ct Wrircton. The stack General Hsnaa Is the al
i.ccd csu.c OF Ills
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
China.

Advices from Hong Kong September 29
report no lcacing feature Of news during the month
Tie cool season had CT in carly and the foreign resi-
ders were healthy In the early part of the month the
reports o the disturbance in the interior had created
unessness tut GtteTy they had been little spoken
Of There had been changes in the High Imperial Au-
hCritic-. ouh0d been appointed Governor General OF
CcnGn ard Yep had succeeded 10 he Vice Royalty OF
CIEtCn TIE transit 10 the interior interrupted
and muth interered with-bolh import and export
trade The literary exercses now going on NJ Canton,
created much interest among the Chinese. Tie U. ).
squadron, comprisins the Susquehanna Plymouth, "a
Tsoga and soreshp Supply sill stationed about the
Canton estuary awaiting orders it is supposed TO pro-
cfod 10 japan whittier, is said H. NJ. ship Serpent
VIII lie sent report movements if they go within
tie current year. WINCH however Ia hardly likely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
LATEST.

The MOniieur publishes all the protests
against the Empire. The two manfestocs issued by
the refugees in England expressed in very violent
teims. Tie public much surprised at the Govern.
ment printing these documents in the official organ
but it is considered political move, and sign that
Louis Napoleon considers himself in a safe position.
Lord Londonderry has written to Abd.el-
Kader, inviting him to witt England
The damage done by the inundatons has
caused great delay in transmitting the mails through
England. There have been numerous casualties to
shrIng along the Irish coast but we do not observe
the name OF any American vessel In the list of dsas
ters, except the ship Ausu IA, ashore ON Layernock
Point which wiz become a total wreck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
THE EAST.
India.

A telegraph dispatch announcing the ARRIVAL
Of the Indian Mail transmitted, per steamer AmerF
CO. Since then we have sdvlces from BOMBAY 70 W
10Th Intelligence from Burmah comes down TO 2oIh
Sct;,Ulcr The frs; division Of the Brti'h army CON
,isipg Of three regiments of infantry, with detscn'
mcit ct ssppers aud field battery, had rs expected
LETT Rsngoon tor Prone. Gen Goodwin wan company
Of artillery Lad previously gone on together th the
CcumodoIe Of the feet AMI nearly all the Heads oi
DJarments. The second brigade would follow IN
three or four weeks runor had been spread tha' a
force Of 10000 Burmese intended attack Rangoon on
the night Of the 3O and although the story was gene
RELY locked on fabrication, precautions had oech
taken 10 euord against surprise IL was expected ina,
the feet with the advanced portion Of the army, would
reach Prone by the 81 An October and thar mes
fensCr from tic King OF Ava would there meet Gen.
CoGwiu, to propose terms Of peace Tn, inian pa.
yer, continue rgothe necessity for the ahneNaon Of
Ave and thar the people OF pcgu strongly de-
cious OF coniing under the sway Of The British.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Tue sday Evening Nov 10, 1872.
Tie market continues dull. Prices without change from
the quotations OF Friday last, sent America. The
ket tins evening closes heavily Sales OF the past three DAYS
l0oobaesas under Saturday sales coo Specuetion l
hCLdey sales ftCO; Speculaion LOO; Tuesday sales
500; Speculation sec Export, Ofthe above $40
wee Amencan. Imports during the slme period none
Pucs to day quoted By the leading brokers a. follow
Far Lplands......fi I'd 06d Middlng Mobile SD n -
Far hobIta.. ida Middling Upisnds. sid a -
Far Orleans lid d6id Ordinary Orleans. 4,d d5@i
Mledins Orleans. Sid d5sd Old. Msb At'tic Aid d5ld
Sales OF other descriptions made to-day ~ bales
Beha at l6f 100 PeInambucO and Maranhame at 6idI7i
20 Egyptian at lsl $50 Surst at liIQI5p n.
BREADSTUTFS-We have again 10 note an advance ia
brtadstuts equal, on last quotations. to Il 7o ia on
Wheat and 6 y Dbl on Flour. Indian Corn remains un
changed in price, with fair demand. Heavy rans have
prevailed IN all parts OF the country and with nfvorabe
WINDS nj see have kept the market rather light vi Supplies
~ The same tine there have been considerable exo6lts of
Flour and stocks aye becoming reduced Imports into a.
lot tom the sh to the 18th November were; from the
United States 43f quarters Wheat and 424 bbls Four
nom Canada and Colonies, Exports during the sam
pencd 10 foeign, 6I5 bbs Flour 70 Ireland and coes
wne, 10 On Wheat S4 qrs Corn 500 sacks and so
bis Tour Latest declared Liverpool Market
10y - Wheat, BIZ aud For 81 Gets IL 81 Beans
20 Peas, So The bakeTp in Liverpool on the 18th All
Vsneed tier prices / Oh 4 ID. loaf
PROVISIONS AND PR0OCCE-In neither market have w.,
any change Of Importance to report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
Tie address was then agreed to.
The Lying in State--Two Females Crashed
to Death.

SATURDAY NIcHr, Nov. l3-This morning,
At O'clock the public were generally admittel without
tickets TO Chelsea Hospital, view the remains of his
Grace the lomenied Duke OF Wellington At osriy
hour Of the morning immense body Of the ncrroDol
nsp Police force under the cOmuland Of their Inspecors
and Superintendent acting under the orders Of Cap
tam Hsy, the Chief took W their Do
sion q; Chelsea Hospital, ami throu bout the Inc Of
oute laid down 10y the regulations for persons TO arrive
q die Hosits Ii had been supposed that the first
day. particularly il fen saturday the crowd OF
Tersous seeking admission would, compared with
ether 6Sys be somewhat moderate; bot Ia a very short
time after the Police duty that Illusion dis
peled As early as O'Clock, the approaches 10 The
covered were densely crowded with persons
TO he fret 10 gain admission; and the hour Of sp.
prosChed Omnbuses, cabs carriages and vehicles of
every description hlled indeed cr2inlned with well
dressed persons the greater proportion of whom were
females, began 70 arrive IN continuous succession
through every stree. IN any way leading 10 or approach
ing tie Hospital until by o'clock the waoe OF Queea's.
read GrusVenor- place, SOanestreet Asyum-row also
extending throughout the upper portion OF Pccsiiy
were completely blocked up, the omnibus propnsiOrs
having brought into action every rckey snd crazy veh-
Gle out in the great Exhibition for the Of the
public.
ThenamerCus steamboats, Oh the river brought thou.
sands upon thousands Of persons who landed at
CGdcesn Pier thereby saving the annoyance OF the pub
lie roadway they were however equally disappointed.
a. TIE crowd was lust dense from thar point and the
difficulty OF obtaining admission great a. tas from TIE
wes,crn side.
Ate O'Clock the doors were opcued for admission.
when general rush took place snd IL required the
rnost activity and foTbsrancc tire part Of the Police
70 restrain TIE impetuoiy OF the anxious
With great difficulty they succeeded IN combining the al
mission within the general barrier about 100 person.
TO prevent confusion the hall Of the Hospital md
the chamber Of death, through which they were nne
disiely suffered to pass followed ~ succession ovist-
ore end passing out Ut the next door IN the Qae-ns
read As coon ss the sdmsssfoa oecarae general thu
great difficulty was for time removed; but from the
continuous arrival Of Immense crowds Of persons from
ell points the whole neghhcrhood presented moving
living msss-the roSdwsys ether side beng dlel
with omnbUses, carriages, cabe and other Vehicles
Hundreds OF persons who for hours had toied through
the crowd in the desire Of gaining admission were com
PEELED from sheer exhaustion 20 abandon the idea as a
sorlorn hope The screams Of females and children from
the pressure numbers Of whom with the greatest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
BELGIUM.
We read in the Emancipation OF Brussels {

We read in the Emancipation OF Brussels of
WEDNESDAY
Tue,Csy tie Minister Of Justice announced that the King
had charged nm 10 pfeeent OH on the press and nc
An. !. WLoeyer in public places or meetings, BIZ
.reeeles cries, or menaCes, by wriiings printed
800 AZ irisges-pacarded distributed or sod piaced
"a see or exposed 70 the public, shall have rem Tered
husplf guilty. oil CHonfes against foreign sOverexns
or chris u goyeTuIpenfs, " have mal.volently a..
talked thar luihcrity shall De punished with impnson.
,r' az fr IN three months 10 two years and with fine
a. f,ou 100 10 2OO6 tndmsy be interaie,ed for ne.
rod Of a. enttwo tut exceeding tive years from
lie exeIcIe Of The night mentioned IN An e OF the
Peral Code.
r,lfc.ticr that sun Writings only the reproduc
ron Of PUBLICATIONS. made n foreign countries
AR Z Prosecutions shal take place on tie demand
If The reptesentiiSe OF the chef- o. the Government.
who nav believe themselves offended these demand,
sIeu b addressed 20 tic Minister OF Foreign As,r.
and tie Ministerial dApstch auhonsing the coRplaint
iau lie joiled 10 he Inpers.
AR 4 The mode Of proceeding prescribed BIZ Ar
t,ee 4 aid Of the law of tie g7h Mich. isi7 shan
d. followed for the EepTeesion OF eienses provided for
liz the pTeseEt law. Ar u the law OF the 5,b Nav
is47 i aprEcable to the serrc cnerses -
AR : ProeecuiiLs shal be ordered within ,braa
moi ths rem The day on which the or-nse may have
s1iT.6 The lswrf the 26h September. 1916. Is re-.
inc fesding of tbs document was listened n with
profourd tiieptt n, ND followed b- a. ol,,.e -
uce Tie Minister % Justice asked If he should road
TIE ezJosf dss n0tsl From III part there were ere.
ot 'les,' ard be spoke nearly 70 this effect:
lie law o. lsl5 tepresses Orenses on torei,n .ov,~
eieus II repcses n inter national law Tns Lev, rar,I
seivedsf the Lfs Of ciAl prUsectors bu, i,s eyy
eIce was Disputed by the Psess and even by lawvsrs
lew okputed IN 10 essence Is compromised IN ~ ef
feet TIE law If lcl6 requires a eounle,e $3.50
The GoVespmsE, think, then, that /, L rilt 10 iy =, T.
the form Of Uncomfortable application; and Z Tar ibs,
motive ikst il hss preseSied by order Of the Mn, tS
bill jusi read. VIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
The Fisheries.
In the House Of commons on due Ian. Mr..

In the House If Commons on tue iith Mr.
AsessogCr wished TO make lew remarks on the pa.
sage III the spec oh relating TO the Misunderstanding be-
~ cen z country and tie United S,aics or the North
American fisheries. He sail not a word Against whs,
tht GoyciLmtut Was now dong hut be adyefti u " "A.
GuestCn Of the greeiet importance one that ~, "a,
lave involved the eace ana tranquility OF the two com
ules, have Interrupted their commerce and hsv. en-, "a
ouF suIpy o cotton. Hs views ts question CORES.
ronced with those q Mr. Pit expressed efer
ih' peace q l7s3 IL the Ist Presidency OF Wbioyton
that the numerical snd marine inierc 1ur-e between
every part OF the British dounions and the nad s,,a.
CosLI 10 be placed or tic footing OF coastinz trade
when he looked al the progress Of the gresI An do
American Republic lie found il6f 90 wears 20 the vol.
British POI ueiion n Ann rics was coudnei 70 nar.
fON stHp along the shore Of the Atlantic and all
act altogether mount 90 1880 goo The whole Of
tLts county was ruled snd governed Nv a pno,Ia
speaking TIE English lungusge. and though tbere
we're two Governments Ia America there w. ralv bt
che people, ana tie policy tsf ought TO De pursu.s J,
fehc q The Whole isiion between this corn- ,r5
re tinted states Wa one that would place u, IL arl,,
% p,s-!te en- The ioonng OF eossting trade Duriny
tte ol eisn standardization OF tbs country bv ,h ,ohi
lOia (fcline-stcn) ana the kSri OF A5efdO-, ,.St,
Iti-rers were kept mp between the two couD,r-s 81
tlt isttT mace tAoee Concessions with r.sri a. ,b
nsheihs which were just and proper N'ssr Sc -
ueIs To- iecting New BT-lESlck and OREGON vxsre -,
ueo tEe4e did Dot remain bstwctn tie two ,.r,,,,s
snse iu-i'cn n Dbl ute except tbs ungurrse enc ~
We t..eiler he manufacturing ard commercial No.
- q t-ls country were kA-Csy ilCkiuy f,rx.r5 .
Ne settle inelf and now thst negoti.t,u. w. ,o;
lie TIT tea Inst Il would te adjusted on the prin6s :,
ice az uninterrupted i-tcrcourse on bot, SUI
EesPcoi u iAe hsicres. He was well acousn,~I -
lie let pie Of Tee United state and KNOWN their y;,b
c. tbs puirt he hoped the Government would n, -
s;-ti Il tic matter. Hear. hesT.)
M :. Etb,Tg slcd 20 know from the (;ovs-,-,.
NLeter they expected early settlement Of the F.s
eiy dispute between this Country and the Uaied st,--
and at bat Percd they would lay the table the cor
IetpoLdence relating TO the question
The Chancellor Of the Exchecuer said that o5 ~,
impossible IN tie present state he neso,iaiionS 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
TURKEY.

Tie Sultan has just granted an amnesty 10
tie AGO families OF insuueotonary Bosnsns VINO heu
some mcuths since into Austria Vely Pacna Is APP
rented Minister to France ana wi take pasSSse on
bosrd Tho Frsnch Steam lricate Magellan whence 90
Inferred that friendly reafins rcestsbhhed between
France and the Porte The Turkish Government en
tpucs 70 send funds to France in repayment OF te oHl
Pv the lat packet 100000 francs were rsnued ana
similar fuin was 10 follow on the 18th instant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
ITALY
A letter from Naplas. Sth. in

A letter from Naples, Sth, in The Daily Necs
avs: IAN American trading ship, is arrival from
the United States at Palermo, recently suddenly
sesrcled By the Police authorities who supposed she
brought pohticsl correspondence. The American Con-
mi "a Pal, rnO had written for Instructions the case %
tie Atnelicsp Minister at Naples"
NJ BartOlOmeO Herrara delivered his cre-
DENTAL. 81 inst to the Pope, Minister from Peru to
tire Holy See.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

w. ,ki NOT notice srv movement in the Chamber
s,r The explanations ofihe Minister'S of Justice aud e
trhuIes made demonstration The silence on "nsI
we have strrady spoken appeared to Us not beng 9r~
Jouht he interpreted in several ways The President
". Delsosfe ordered the bill TO be deposited ana 10
frred to the sc, hons for examination The crown ncA
SLOWLY disperScd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
PORTUGAL.

Letters from Lisbon to the 9th inst. stare that
sfe,. generally were in very unsatisfactory position,
,nd ,bsi none, much wanted by the Government
N y Cabra brother Of Count fhomnr, lad been muir
o,d ~ Vi, enin mistake II is said. for another person
The amended Portuguese tariff has not yet been publish
cd. and, ii IL believed. viii not he promulgated until
,,,cr tie commencement OF the next session.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
HnyrP Market.

HANRE, Nov. Is Evening Further concessions yyer.
mace 10 COTTON this morning which had effect Of sne
wnat quickenns he demand and up 20 clock abo. %
bees American changed hands az p.ccs yya,ca we mn
marx 70 ~ lower NewOrleans tr.s-9ydintir IA uo-b
= T. ditto 60 go 81 The market fr Co nov snd
iof az ether merchandise closed quiet There were how
cid net tEanspire. no am gas fsom abroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
Brown, shipIcy & Co.'s Circular.

20 Lattie.l LIYERPoOi.. E0y. IL. le52.
Our LOTION market continues externally dali aud d.
tLe eSes Tor the hr-e days eudirs th. svenin, b.
az Il'g bsIss With Partial decline Of d. = f.. Fan
CrtsIs, q Aicdliug DO. s. FAIR Mobile. 81. Midhnx
CO. 81 F-H cpsnds, 6; Niddling do, s.
VIII ara iLoUE have been il fair reques today
o.tnee o. u 90 n IN tae foiner and OF IS bb ia tire
latter. IsDIsS Com without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

,sv ,ux uspeyaon the iabe He could only repes; On
~. .TS ~ rfrrhis Government and the 6 Ivsrnnsnt
on the United states had entered INTO the negoanon ~
he u,ost friendly sprt and be thought the result woui
prove very Satisfactory and lead to increased CONNER
ciAl Intercourse between thetwo countries iheafI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
Honey Market.

Eugsh Funds rather tst safes being in exec1 Of nys
meIts The tone Of foreign Securities Loldon is good
but 70 material cbanEe has taken place in prices Coaso
e!ose for account l0c.a To- money lOOidi Pss go1ne
-Four and Han. Monday closed VI 90 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29
CAFE OF GOOD HOPE:

The Psopontis steamer had arrived at Ply-
mouth from Cape Of Good Hope October = Gen Catn'
cert at Grahsm's Town on 23t september no ht"s
Crrm tie scat of war. The sydney Australian mail
steamer. had arrived at the Capein s. days
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Hfnte of Trnde.

The EuIopa adyices received Manchester late in the
AFTERNOON gave the market rather better tone and the m
Icm highest prices lately sttaDable gene al not more
thsn y ID, though in some kinds 1t is &
Business continues active IN Paris and the accounts from
Tie manufacturing districts Of France ere fstOnble
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Richurdson nrothers 4. Co.. Clrcnlar.

F1 BcHc LigERPoOL, lIth No. Ia I81
ice the date Of LAST the arrivals Of eli at e. nav.
hen Moderate. eonfnued frnnet, has pervated the
HIAI usee an most distances holders ASKING further
hHty tbeir retail requirements. ard relactsnr ul