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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
Directors.

J. C. .BECKWITH, IA sS LEWIS JASON WHITING | D. C .WEitTTLEsEY OLIVER GnODWlN!D DAVIDC. SAN D
 9tfsl STEPHEN TR WBRlDGE. I b SHELDON OSBORN sof Hatw linton, '. ,.
 3.4 ,s 48s 2, N, General Agent.
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From Shanghae we have 1atos 70 .no >.
OF June. and Intelligence from Z,nt;n ,,s isl -
18th Of Nav. -'''A'n 10 the
:. with reference to the rebellion wa h,,o
niue TO report Nankin REMAINED in no'1a.
son OF the rebels. and no movement Of ;n,or
rance had taken place between Them and ,ho
lmperialI>tS; the latter We're still in far. ''' =
round the city. 1t was thourht the ;n-nra.n,s
womb not proceed north till the cold wr,th-
"r mad set In, having abundance of srn,l;ns
treat efforts are being made bv Il c Inn.r;
al General with view Of taking Chin.ki,n-tno
II Is reported that ri>no> are orcnrr;na ~
"'h'r parts OF the Empire, and not connected
WIN IN" In>uT9rnt party at Nankin.
, N''''I'''."rc l'rlIy, A.;h tn" United States
Japan ENp'Hll'"n. LEFT Shan-!lac The end or
last month"; and the squadron was to rrrdrz.
Vous at theLocrloo Islands before ,roc,.d;nr
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Caledonia County Wing Convention.

At Damyilie. on the 18th INST. was tpmno-
rarIy organized by the appointment OIL. H.
Delano. Esq. chairman, and +. A. Cahoon.
Secretary.
On motion. a committee, CONSISTING Of 2
y. DAVIS A. e.. Chadwick. II. = EsrrIe,t
and i. II. White was appointed to present
resolutions for the action of the Convention
Calvin Morrill,. {. :. Crosby. PbjIip GoS<
II. II. Deming and +. A. Parks were anno;nt-
ed Il committee to nominate Officers for tb.
permanent organization OF the Convention
On motion it was voted that the Commit
tee to present County nominations consist of
two persons from each town. AID that H..
delegates from the several town, appoint two
OF their number Tor this purn>c: with m
>trur:omS 80 report a County Ticket. and ~
50 County and Town Committees for tlI,. ,.u,-
sid"ration "i the Convention.
AFTEENooN.-Ihr Committee to nominate
officers rrportcd-and the report was accent
cd-a~ follows
LEWIS H. DELANO, President.
fA II n N''Lr"N' Vice Presidents
J.. T. CAHooS, s.rr.,,r
e. ~. AfE"1T,
The Commute" to nominate a County Tick
81 reported a> follows: For Senators. JOSH
IA STEVENS. MORDECN HALE. As
Sl>tant Jad@e>. ORRA Crosby. ALBERT
u. III RhDCGIi>: States Attorney. HEN
Rl :. BARTLETT; .Ju,lg" of Proharc
CHARLES :. DANA: sheriff. GEoEGE
lDE High Eai.iil, JOHN H. DAMON.
County CommIttee.-ii. II. DFMINGDan-
Il
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t'tat!l1.

r. ~ -, - :, =,
-, : ''''''r
','''' ''-'' H.
,-,o-..'... ''''' Ill '''e ''''
AS 1I....,,,.r,. f.. r.,...,-
49,. '''''' Il NOR
u.,,;.,., '''''' ~ '>'' >'' 81
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r.r.-. ,e.,..,,.a ,. ,I,','' '',' y
" ofI;,r,c.o,, IN " '''' to- NV
In N,.-r.,.cr A., ...r. .:,..,.,...i,...-...
~, lines Mr.. rI;l, rccr r,- IN S..
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for TIE I u',ao,Un,.


Mr. LpIT"E: | saw noiirr in your last
number of,,n.c tai corn in tie f.l o.. NJ
YN VI '"'> 10" H. ''.'''N'i1 II '!"o'''".
M"'''''F 1t "a" lie h'',' even IA the ""r-t-
lmnhInS that | r;-lt tell little taH.r
story. measured sem" stalks GROWING IN NV
ficIa. and ;;,unJ several to r.. troo, - ,...
- :, f,., ;n.,.. Ill. -
w., "-''''' ''''h''
wilcox jolt HASTINGS.
D,tr Ar urr N,,r,,,.,.... r,.>
death ocrnrr.J -, ~, ,ra..,n :
Of Cr,c. ,.r..' " .n "''.I'" ''' ''''''''i"'
,cr,. ,..,.r;.n 81 ''''' ''''' "'''''''
i,r',.. ,' L,I ,' y, .''''I. '''''>
pose % performing the last sd ceremonies If
TI,onsi ~ , " r'' 1'"'' '"r "''! OF Nr>
corp>,, from the bon.n 70 ,r,a L,',.., - .i''
door. followed by it, morrninc friends lir.
"rrrn. tn" wife OF Andrew Greenland dau9h-
cxnired ,ha wnmon, ', ,', >H;"'v,'. I''' |n'
the hrar.c. The CONSERVATION and Distress
ocra>lonrd by this affecting event can better
oe liha%lned than Described, Mrs Green
rb;Il~.n r ;"' ~ ,'' r. anu ''''es TWO small
u ihe third volume of MacauIav's His
~ rn'la,I I''' u. i 10 appear IN lie" weeks
cd bv is author and tbo r,nn.,r;;, h," ~
pIarrd in the hands of his nnb.i~hrr Tb.r.
has been general apprehension entertained
XXI j. IT, I' L ,""f ~ ""I'' not De ao!' TO
paired bv the exrp>.ivnn so ofo,,;',n -"
he has been addicted. and any confirmed
mental excrllon is impossible. y Tory writ
ume nav h., his :,or, h,. .',n ~. ~ o''' VOL
49,,
y CORES Po'''eh' Oh the National Intel
'.' u '''''''s '''' account o' ia''e NOV
" wiz" interesting 'ar'a-
9" III n'o''e'n eA''Li-
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State Agricultural Fairs.

he following list of State Agricultural
FAIRS for the present We ar !, taken from ~.
ONO CuItiva'or:
PIPER Canada, Oct ;, G. :.
Lower Canada, Sept. - -. 80. 30.
ucof9ia' Augusta. Oct l., Is, 10 20.
!Ihn"I>-Nprinetield, Oct II, l2,l3,14.
ihalana-Latayette, Oct. ll.l2,l3.
II, l6. Il. T.
Observation-Disclosures, Oct. %. PC. .. %
MlchlGan-Dvtrcit. Sept. IS. -. 80.
New IIamp SHIRE Manchester, OCT ; G
=, New loTk-Sarato-a, September %. Fl
Ohlo-Dayton, Sept. 90, u. -, %.
-. 80
Nrrmont-NIontpclier, Sept 13, II, Is.
virginia, Richmond, Nov. l.o3. /
NI>con>in-Waicrtown. Oct. /. J., g..
lie SMYRNA AFFAlr.-Thc Wa>hino-
ton correspondent Of the New York Times
teitgraphS under date of Wednc>,lav-"A
reliable letter. received here from Smvrn,
states mat when 1t was nomcnrariiv expect
cd that Capt. lngraham wonId fire upon the
austrian hn-. hoz>ta was brought on deck
la>htd to the nanma>t. and two muSkct> lev
rIIed at his head and also that Capt. Inrra-
ham was notified that the first cnn fired n
the liuzzar would be the signal to blow ON.
hozstas brains. This fact is stated As the
reason why Capt lngraham more readily as
scented to the proposition to pus Koz>la in
charge OF the French Consul.
y N"NDEEFCL DI~CovErY.-Tna de-
partment near Paris, the body OF an individ-
"ti who died thirty seven wears AGO from the
effects OF the bite OF mad dor. has lately
been accidentally di>interrrd. The shrond
and coffin had fallen to dust. bnt the body
was IN a state of perfect preservation. The
attention OF men OF science has been called to
tins wonderful discovery. 1t Is said that
TINS Is the third elimination made within
twenty wears Of the bodies of victims Of NV
drophoha under similar circumstances. Can
IT be that they are not liable to decompo>i-
'lon l his Is question for the scientific
Concord Repolfer
e9 The house of Caleb Allen, at Chill. y.
- was robbed on Sunday. eth inst. Of 1000
money ami note $500.
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RtLlGIOCS INTELLIGENCE

s3 The authorizes of"Shalv S;do "rl
the wife of Rev. Mr. IIubbcu late ri, ,r we
IT, ana sister Of Rev. A. $. Stone. Of the
fark street church Ro>ton has been refused
a letter OF dl>lnI>>ion because "Shadv side"
Is thought t" portray some OF its members.
K In NewYork City there are 27l rc,-
@'""S societies. Bomi>h churches. q; Pres
hE'erlan' ~; Episcopal, 40; Methodist 20
baptl>t. 81 Dutch Reformed. 10: Conor.-
"a'lonaI. !; Lutheran. 6: Univer>ali>,I :,
''nakerS' !; Unitarian, ,; Jewish Svna-
g""nes. 10; all others, -.
~ y viila"e in France navinr hoo, 20
Gently denied by the Hom>h Bishop the sac
ran"nf> and even burial rites. on account Of
:omt offence 70 him, the whole body Of the
lnhafltantS, POO in number. Joined the Prot
'>tant church, and when the Bishop re!cnted
not one OF them would listen to him.
e@ The Free Will Baptist church in Bath
Me-. under the care of Rev. " Brooks. is en-
.J"yIng great revival. Nlnetv-fve have
been addrd 70 the church. scventv-nine of
whom were received by baptism.
e" Rev. William II. Bpcchcr has rc>i,n-
ed the care Of the Presbyterian church in
ChIIcothe. Ohio, to accept call from the
Congregational church in Reading. Mass
sir i. Is son Of the venerable DIR. LYMAN
Bcrrhcr
q y new Swcdcnborcian house Of wor-
d. G.
* \ Roman Catholic Church is about TO
be erected in Concord y. II.
&" The next annual report of the Amer;.
can beard OF Commissioners for Foreign Ms
SONS. Will be held At Cincinnati. on the 18th
OF Drtohcr
e. Rev. Preston Pond, Pastor of the Ed
wards hurch. Boston. died last week. at the
Mclean Asylum, after an illness Of ciuht
days. Ills disease was tvphnid fever Mr.
/. was son OF the Rev DR.. Pond. of the
Bangor Seminary. AMI vas a man of great
promise.
t: Rev. DR.. CIeavcland of New Haven.
Pastor 81 the Third Congregational Church
ior twenty wears, reccntly stated. in his an
nI'"r>arv discourse. that during this time. he
nat preached to his people twenty-five hun
drcd sermons
- correspondent of the Waterman and
Reflector gives som" statistics of the Bap,i>t
ministers IN Vermont, which leaves more
room to wonder why the churches ART, 50 well
han Why they are not better in their rrIir-
lon> character and prospects:
Il here are but three regular pastors civ
IN" their who!c attention TO the work Of III.
ministry, that have Iaborcd with their present
charges eleven wears and more These are :,
Rev. {. y, Thomas. of Brandon; Rev.
hutchinson, of Windsor and Rev. J. C.. Eos
ter, OF Brati!choro. OF the ministers rcnnrt-
'd IN TIE minutes for 1872 forty have left the
state to labor in other firldS.>rvcn have died
eight remain IN the State without rharrrs
and SIX rcmain in the State with Other
churches
* lac report that Senator Doro,,s Of
l'lmM>. HAD been converted to Romaui>m
"hI!e ~ Italy, Is rontra1ic:c, The Senator
attended mass 4 few times with view of
carrying ont that well known trait in his
,h'i''' ter Of dong in Rome as the Romans
H'' and this is SAID to be tie only touud,-
ton for the report.
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Terrible Accident On the Providence and
Worcester Railroad
Ten OR TWELVE PERSONS KILLED. AND

len OR TWELVE PERSONS KILLED. AMI
TWENTY-FIVE WOUNDED.
A collision occ,.rcI o., +bo pror;,Io,..., 49,:
Worcester ~,;Iro,d ON +bo 1,.,, I.,n',, '. ~
first ~, aud ,1ou,, .r,;,. ~, .: r 81,
prov;5 ,.rco I.4, .. y, ., .','' '-'.'
MAR train on ,;no lna,I.' ".,1 o. "a
br;,,,c =, 6 % ,rd b.d ~, =, = y
how'd from, U,L;.;,,'.;II.' I., wv
and N.wno~. Tl,, t,,;, -, : :
first class c,rs Tbo ,.,;,s ''''1 ",'; ~ :,
when non, ,t ,o,rl,. t,n ,nI al ah ",'', t
miles from proy;Irnrc ,a,r w.. ;"m, o:(
the Ho,;nu and Pro, ;J.nco ,nJ Uor..a,tnr
roaI>. below Valley r,r,<
Th,. r,>nI, of ,h.. ,.olf,-;or ,,.,- .,.;l,,
The frs, car Of the Down train v..s .n,..I,.a
to n;.ces ,b.. ,nndar h,,.;,', L,., |,,;,'. -
throuoh it Tin, s..nrL ,.,r ,ra., 49,. r,,,,.h
Injured bnt was driven ;r.n ,,,a ,L;rI ..,.
a},ont half lennrh The Gv. r,.,r ,.,r. r,,,.
not much ininr.d In the frs. r,s..nror c,,,
there were only - or - na.s,.na.rs aI,o,t
three or four OF; whom w.r,. k;ll,.I n,t,inht
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
rry DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

There have been two arrivals from Europe
srre our hst-the Humboldt at Boston on
ta ,3.A instant, and the America at Halifax
- N. ,ame dnv.
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SAn M'''n'Nr.-Gn Sa'uria, last as nv-
"r Eto'...' .s',.' tnI J G',l,on ,e,,. =, vo.,,
upon the Ioot Of hui'dir, in l:.;nn ,,c
staring, which WAS carr!c>.rv ro,.,,.o..,.I
?aHr way, and they fell to the ground. Mr.
iii''''rI was taken up in>"n>ibIr and upon
examination 1t was found that several ribs
"rr" broken, and Lis head was badly ininr-
ed, He remained in a state of in~,n,iliIi,v
uh'ii Sunday afternoon. when he ,lic4 Mr.
iiIhbard was from Concord, w.. oriuiull-
~. ana at one time. We believe. was assistant
judge OF the Common Peas Court in E>,.>
county. lie was 81 wears of are Col Gl.a-
son received 10 serious injuries cxrrpt bav-
ING an arm badly brokcn.-.i uDono .>uc H.
IoIf.r.
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3 90 ii pApEp.

D.. l'w r'rre> " aW ',,.>~ Na-,>. R1l--> >,.-..,,,
a.! "ra'. '. : r.,.r,ra.-. Al uI-,s- -n i,lsr-
',:.,-'' a." ia e.. = - H. a ,-.s
l.i!.NITT ( Ga.
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vermont Mutual File Insurance Co.n3qry
HotIce oc Assessment fer 1853,

WI .' r,'"-~ a IL. Vermont N>.re' -. =,
>ur-.r'' '.2n,-'nv 49,. hr.,',r 3. -. ia,
, - h'''""I.'" ''->'--;',-','> hr,.. 49,, f,r. .
I'i'r'"r> "i a. l''',e- ~ ..rc "a
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GREAT BRITAIN.

Il L.
i'. '''' ,n,r IT,. - pun oa7"c''
y ''t'' '','l . T.'c.,
lhr L''r',," ''''', Vi ''ic i>''">''' contains
Al .''rI' ','. W. w. I'''"i'I,',''h c'rr'n'-
i'' '" y "'" ~. anu 'i'r
~, Thar o..r,.;on anil Jr,w;, ,,,'
.rou'rt,.~ between the Exhibition Itself
4,i 4" London Exhibition Of 1871.
TIE. Q3"rn reviewed, on the 81 inst. the
rqIri .cnt fleet concentrated at Spthcad.
Consisting Of tiilythr"c sail inclusive Of steam
,~,. which = ready at moments notice TO
rro.r~i 70 tn" Baltic"
II PArIItm"nt, Lord John Russell stated
Gfrrumcnt' intentions respecting .jamaira.
The IrInrIpIe tratur" Of the plan is that Eng
and -narai''""S sl@o,noo to adjust difficult
i-- and appoints SIR Henry Barclay. Gov
rrror
Nr 'ibSon motion Tor committee on O.
cetn penny postage Is postponed TIL the next
ee,,."n-
I]rH'rhant marry met a highly respectable
"rr,'nt I" tn" Liverpool mere han'>, on the
18th. and Planned MS WIND and current the
n.y. ''> '">'' I"''"s were respectfully ana
.i,r.J ~ '''''''
Fr, ord,r ,roh;h;.;n H.. ,.,c
,,..,.,, Rn.nos Avr.s L,s ,,,rn,aI ,hap,;,
~ .n,or,.rs Of Iij.s III. .,o,.l., h.;n', ,,,.''u
liam in - wears past.
FRANCE
m ,ra.l.;.l ,,,,,.,;o,
'"'"'' w. ,,'''' ",'"' "."ll'> pun
.- attention. Government Is taking the pre-
.1','" ~ N''P '"c l'"'''' '''''' tranquil on
:, -. : y. ), u
J from Gnvrrnmnnt ' avn n 'l',f n"Tin"
a.,: pns.;,n article IN tLe Cn".t;,n,;a" v, 81
.;,,j t,,r ,n.,ror ,La, H., N',.;,aai.,
.,.r,-.oJ ~. o,,;,.;ons a. ,Lo ,aI;, - "'''''
'>,l[' '''' ~ "i''','', y, INV r""'''e''
l,,rl ~. ,t.,mar A;,nc;o .o"n, ~, "', T 81"
Iu';.. '''''> - ''' ~ ''''' '''' 1 u ~
Ca.,., g c.o.,
'''' va '''o 49, anu
''',', ~ u ,'''o.'i "'H'' -.
'' .'''''''.' Io''' u i"''r n"'''rea milton
..'' ''''''. '.'''l '"'''",'oeA'ehu airs
"}",'' I> present ilmitS ana TO erect mar
XII P'ar'> an" "'"er P"Oi'c works. designed
81! '''' '"'t''''
SPAIN.
The minister from Mexico had NOT arrival
a, Malrid.
II j. not true that the ministers had been
dismissed. on the railway Grant, bills
popT1-C,1
1:t. 49,, ~,
Lisbon oates are to the 3oth nit. The SeS-
sou OF the 'oft'S has been extended to Au-
..'.,,,,.
''.',! ;, ''''","''''- 10 cIec' an ar
''. TI' '"' ~ WV" NV ""..N,
- r'''','''"> "''"' '"f'a-
"',' "l''' 'Nl'',!h@ ecc!e>i-
r', .''''I -: - Wv '-.>' i'''''>'
,.,Ii;. o','''''''' ~ i'Ir.I' y
;.ta, 49, va '"''''' y" '"' s"'J''' ii
rI,. = Ir,l,,L T. :
i,, I,.1. .'''',>"' al LIS
,r.,,o, '''''' "a ~ ~ ut ''o"'''-
,.r1v
AL
he export OF brcad>tuilS from the Roman
Sta'r, i prohibited.
ne l''man PoiI"" had discovered that the
cue ." ''' srrr'' societies OF b"'ngna. l. orii.
~ "",3',"' 'eh,"' amn others Is Anrrl!"
>','' '"' irnmVr' The pnnrlpal members
the higher classes OF so"irty.
~'Frr' sentences had been passed At Ven
'.' on numerous persons found IN possession
o' arms
DENMARK.
The cholera cont;nuos ;,s r,r,ros =. r.
r1,>,,, :. ,rI.r,,,,,, ''''> -''
1T >>lA x II HkEl.
-" lor'oiogilo Maltese OF the 23l Of July,
't',
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Fairbanks Weigh Lock Scales.

i he new Weigh Lock- Scales were tcs,,;
Tor the first time this morning. The canal
boat Jane king. the weight Of which was as
certaned Yesterday afternoon. took On hoard
a load of Railroad Iron. weighed hv Fair
banks ordinary Platform Scales. She finished
taking on her load at about 10 \. NJ Of TO-
DAY, when number interested went up to the
Lock to see how the weight, would aorcc-
there was only difference, Of p VERY. few
Nouhds. In takIn" 50 many drafts as were
required on the smaller scale. complete aeon
racy could rot hc expected, as more ,ban
the discrepancy. namely ca lbs. in 90 tonS.
must har" been lost in the wrioi,t reou;rca
to'urn the lean, to what Is callc,!.ur wrinI.,
ana W" har" II" d"nht. from What We saw.
that III" scales Al" almost entirely accurate.
lh's Is snrlri>in" result. considering the
vast ain"nnt d: machinery to be ii:.rl. l. WA.
thought considerable adiu>,n,on. mi,,,t J..
necessary. Int nothing ol the kind will nroh
ably ~" required
he !""A Is tie best OF til, kind IN the W..~.-
crn States and reflects hi4h credit on \ir.
Sf"'dnan. III" Commissioner under WHOSE.
direction II has been constructed. Mr. !
ta'ka>. the Engineer who PLANNED ih. work
'"d.,'' Myers. he contractor. Sir. l;,..,.r ,l..
G"nii,mrn Wi" had he clare 81 t.i. ry...,.on
"i the : ',i">- M">>r> iairLar k Nv whom tl,.y
were built, and Mr.. Arkl"y, %c,.rral sr,,vriir,-
t"ndrut
he I"rA is OF tn" same caparitv - that At
40. h'>'"r' Newt OK. IL CONSTRUCTION in AZ
RESPECTS equal. and is COS: no, moro .|,.,,
hal a> nn'h. nh" >'om" wori, WE hsy,.
b"ior" spoken. In regard TO the scales ".
can >a' that H." ma"hinvr, is as ,rrf,..t =,
mat Of any similar work in the whole. ronn,,v.
ih"i ar" :" hnlt that there can hc no strain
on m hoat. however uucvcu!v the load NAV
"r di>trlhH'r'l Iar la,.,i a,ri,;,I ,.>,ru,;on !,
eN"r!!"nf and corresponds with that OF orh,r
!'f''''.> 81 Tie l'"k.-i", N.j,t.ro,.
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e9 The house of Caleb Allen. at Chill y
l. was robbed on Sunday. 7th inst. of $1,000
money ami note $500.
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| Tally

The export of brcaJ>tuirs from the Roman
Sra'", i prohibited
III" Roman police had discovered that the
ch''f OF the secret societies of Bologna. Forl
A.Hao@rIo. Cento, and others, is Anrclio
>ti. tie Irinmvir. The principal members
q these >o''irtic> had fed; they all belong to
the higher classes Of So~irtv.
>"Hrrr sentences had been passed at Ven
''" on numerous persons found in possession
II. arms
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/. Z I NWOnN.
j. ID Aur.rr Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-10

Heavy brown sheetings and shrtings In improved
demand partly for shipment and buoyapt In price,
Other kinds have not varied much Bsachsd goods arc
duh and unchanged. Cotton hannels retailing ct lAn
guild rates. Denims in larger stock but stiiy held.
They remain in rather limited request Drills pretty
active at 7hca mo for brown; 7<c &c. for bleach.
ed and 9c for blues The browns have been most free!
ly bought, and mainly BY shippers, at 7xe. 71Sc.
Duck purchased fast 1t is offered at very salts.
factory quotations Gnghams less sought after "a
old rates Lawns and nankins essentially unatere
Osnaburgs continue in brisk demand at full prices,
The stock has been but partially improved PRINTING
cloths are rather scarce and very firmly held at
quotations. The demand IL moderate. Prints are dull
and somewhat nominal The fall season Ia about ovsr
Stripes and ticks attract attention. and rule very
firm. The amount here is not oppressive. We annex
comparative statement OF the shipments hence OF eotto1
goods during eleven months, to date, Of
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remembers the story Of the bynoshondriae who fan
cied himself china teapot. Oae ou'stret ,hed arm
was the spout, aud the OTHER, placed akimbo, an
svered very well for a handle. The remonstrances
of his frier ds we're vain Satisfied that he was com,
posed Of costly and brittle material. he would not
permit their approach, for tear of being broken! He
used to entrsat them to take care OF his spout Our
spirituss,s remind us forcbly Of this human teapot
they should be treated as bypochondriacs Credu
lous people, beware Of their spout
We are not bigoted sceprics We are prepared to
believe any man teapot if be can prove IT On sne
subject of spiritual intercourse we shall be satisfied
with Witnessing the successful denousment OF some
ssch experiment as that of the gentleman who has
been Offering . thousand dollars, for the last few
years. to any mortal or ghost who will read line Of
Shakespeare that he has written out and carefully
sealed un in 4 box.
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL


WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9-6P. NJ
There more activity and better feeling in the
stock market to-day Buyers time, their own option
plenty and sellers freely supplied them At the rst
board Delaware and Hudson went up u cent; Morris
Canal Il; Pennsylvania Zinc, n; Nicaragua Transit IL;
Cumberland Coal, n; Parker vsin ii Panama Railroad,
" Erie Rairoaad, Norwich and Worcester, " Hartford
Railroad n; Reading Railroad, u Hudson Railroad u:
New Haven Railroad, NJ Erie Bonds, 1871 H Panama
Bonds q Metropolitan Bank, u. Soma Of the fanciss
little heavy, but prices remain unchanged. At the
second board the market 6rm with moderate trans
actions Cumberland advanced " per cent; New Jersey
Zinc, u Parker Vein. u; Reading Railroad, u
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer of
this port to-day, amounted to $e7 62l y payments,
$l4o, 662 03-balance, SO, 406, 489 IS.
The following sales of stocks made at auction to
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SANCFs OF THE UNITED STATES -OuTsrANDINa LIABILITIES


Totals e23 537 % $40 800 90 s5s 5s2 1877 %
1t appears by this that the redemption of liabilities
from Oct 20 TO Nov. 1853 amounted to 81 $780, Of
which s696 900 account Of debts OF the District OF
Columbia, and GA 500 account Of the different out
standing debts of the general government II does not
appear in this statement the per cent premium paid
ranges all the way up to twoasd twenty per cent pre-
MUM. The largest item of redemption Of the debt
due in 1867 period fourteen years hence and the loan
due at that remote date Ia bought by the present Secre
tary of State at q premium of twenty two PER cent I.
can hardly be possible that he pursues such
course for the best interests of the country,
for the most ordinary nancer in Wall street would de-
wise way of making better Of hs surplus funds
than buying up his paper at such an enormous ad
vance So far the government and Its finances
cerned would be far better to let the surplus revenue
remain idle in the vaults of the different depostores,
put into the pockets of anancers such an enor
nous profit they drawing from the Treasury.
The Secretary Of the Treasury Is either inexperienced
in finances as to have been made the tool Of certain
cques OF capitalists else he is in collision with them
In fixing such high point for the redemption Of govern
ment stock Either through hs ignorance cupdity he
publicly announced that certain stocks Of the United
States would be redeemed at certain per cent TO any
extent they might be presented at the Treasury the
sequence Of which was that the market value Immediately
advanced to that point and there has remained
since. We easily understand why such an announce
me Mt should be made but the Is entirely in favor
and decidedly against the in
forests osthe 1t absurdy that Vail