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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

Bourne, Of the New Ork Free Academy SuOJect' Inc
Motives and Aims Of Life"
BURGLARY During Tuesday night the stable of Mr.
j. ID Holbrooh, corner OF Monrose sv. and L)nmer ST.
was broken open ard set Of harness and other articles
valued at so, were stolen ihcreifom
TIE BrRGLARs.-John Myer and Daniel Sinner the
two Gounaus mentioned Us having been arrested in the
act of brakng into the grocery store of Mr.. Ryder in
Grandst on sunday morning, wore yesterday sent By
Justice Boswell the County Jail, to await their trial az
tie Court of Sessions.
HoNoRAn1Y DISCHARGED. The examination Of Thomos
Smith, keeper Of porter house corner OF Eghth ana
North Second sis charged with forging the name OF ms
father in law Owen Mcmahon to noe for SAP A., took
place before Justice Boswell Tuesday afternoon Ac
cusCd discharged, Yves shown that he was author
lied TO use the name of Mr. Mchahon
CurRcu DrDrcArIoN-The house Of worship recently
erected by the New England COngre gatona Society in
South 9th ST. dedicated by appropriate services to
divine worship last evening There was large audience
present The dedication sermon was preached by the
Iastor the Rev Thomas h Beec who chose Tor his text
lie First Corinthians. - chap, an to sth verses Inc
speaker proceeded Erst to deiuoae the one spirit OF which
the sp axis second TO show the absolute necessity OF
diversity Of operations administrations aud lastly to
decere The gifts operations and administrations into which
this Church ems likely to grow.
DiscOursos also delivered by the Kew Henry ara
Boocher and Geo Cheever, ID ID.
UoUsE RorBTRs AHRHsTED.--Last evening about G
O'clock two men, giving their names John Jones and
William Williamson were arrested by Officers Murphy
and Henry If the Second Ward, charge OF teon1ns
" entering and robbns the house OF +. A. Degodah No
ie9 South Fourth st. Of 30 silver spoons, and articles OF
iowoy valued about 500 The accused parties were
discovered in the house by the servant girl who gave the
alarm and caused their detention until the arrival OF the
Cicere who conveyed them to the Second Ward Saton
House where the above articles belonging TO MI d. were
found upon their persons They were locked NJ TO await
examination.
FAIR AND FEsTvAL-JIe ladies of the Calvary p L.
Free Church situated in North h St held fair sni fes
tval the Odeon yesterday afternoon and evening Dur
irc the evening was visited by very large number Of
persons The receipts which large viii be appopri-
ated toward Quidatng the balance of the debt against
the Society incurred by the erection of the church edce
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Nrrorlrd tor The \ Y. rihanr ~ Ns~Fs FKf fseNAA
Fua Bsirs- Sltcc West Phs W. W q .Sxa 81 80 Peas
ris, Couron e. ss3 Caes DslC e. 80 =, and 2 St
sios Pssdins X e. q s'~n so = Peua a oS Lsss
Bland Al IS s. Reading K cash 81 te
New Czech os Co 4 Is Meelsaes SA.k. T. FrneS aat
Mech Bank 1fl. -
srd Is RrsShE Sst io DO. b st 81 do 81
Se,sd bard <aUe Can AmSay RR So 81 % siooe >
50 20 P les $500 Peuusslvsui. 81 se sSS 81 do ri
20 500 90, Sos 90 DO IS % p Maehl RI scrip 81. 10
sll do Dc - sli
Spr- BsoyS-lOs READING RI. %, Ss
fosg pyo-trifrc states o. Of. is bid i2 sket.
IS VI int of ia bii ~ ssked. Prnns So 81 bid 70 skes;
ReaSus Ra-,sd ssk-d Reafns Scn4s ~ s. BID SCI
.sked Reading Mortgage Bonds - ~ - BID so ssSet Seas-y
,.ra 4 div OF Al. q ssked. Morn Canal Isl bid ~,
Ics Schavlkin Nsvsation rs bid II ssSsd scasy t
N.visaou S,ock 2 ssked SchuykN Ns.sat Preferred
- IA 81 asked Lons Island IS bid IS Uked Nloks0ars 10
BID l keo Bank aiv OF ~ bid III Ssked Onted sss
BAN n I'd Nsked Union CAnaL lsi bid II Askea DuIl
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
THE NINTH WARD RIOT.

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS BosasdGsBef0Es Recorder
TLLou-SixrH DAY.
IN ANCIENT ORDER OF HSkkSlA>S
Ara July, 1875 -
The Court opened this morning at 10 o'clock Inc
names Of the Jurors called when ,
Mead called and sworn reside IN No DC hle
sonst am policeman Of the Ninth War;; | one OF The
party spt from Station House went ~ company with
lss and Others and not the hFst thing
ndeavor stop the the Of Bankt
Ofeer hsPheI.on his knees aud four or n,e men
Of slaves in their banda among tssm idenhhed Two
on u Christie and the others do not knoS
INT him here yesterday; one away and es1Ehi
discovered third with
his hand had hold OF and cred
the the IT, when be Immediately
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SUPERIOR COCRT-Before Judee EANEr
Frederick Jeuts AIT. John Lane

Ilan'if alleges that be sold his establishment IN Pearl
eorsstus quor0re and still for manufacturing &C 70
defndat s26co IN pAmeut Of which defendant was ye
VI othsr property hat 10
ave dedant auOr but that aeten ant
gve the ACTON Is brought 10 70
cover . SO. the
Ii Sepse defendant refused make the harg
til be had zone into the liquor store particularly ss;eanet
the anouut OF quality Of mlerAs and h. did
not bid th anything like hat intr represented them
10 be- and he refused take them. The case IS IN
Befjre Jadge OAKLEY
Amos Emo gt Del Necchio end Snyder
To damages for injury to plaintiff premises
No cellar for ado mug hui ding Sc
sr.edy retired Verdict for injury iroai aus rear
eeetinE party wall S6)0suoJctto the
otiI % OF the O. raj Term.
Ihouas kip sst Jss Valentine and Jas. Valentine Jr
Sal dyprd ltf
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Nichols Retmore sgt. Z. kclbsrtE
Plaintiff complains that defendant caused him 10 be
fcilv ard violently arrested house in in April
lat md conveyed TO the Police Office in Third District where b.
houIs He trngs action to recover damages Tor
All. sed assault end battery aud false Imprisonment -
In !. ad that defendant while Ia company with piain
m Ar Vt god wach worth % that ne
the to TOO policemen VII went without directions
Of defendant TO plant who accompanied them 70 the PoeeO
dee xLere the com dismissed Verdict for defendant
~ John Markert agt John Leery
Shit also for alleged malicious prosecution az to charge
in r. gard 70 wafch the eh howa TO be whou yaadAiol
claned hst ndsut not 70 blame Areaay referred 20
The Jury gave q verdict for plaintiff " SO -
Patrick Bowling against Charles Gaylor
Plaintiff dancing master, ella thar ne hfsa premises
Of at York,e occupied by him dancing s;s
eny while possession defndint ioTcoy Jectes
bdpes su TO recover damages The defense IS nh panl
tool lie room Mondays and Thursdays ana denied that az
urbed In bis occupation Ferdlc Tor aeish1Ahi
Before Judge IHcRAHAa
Frazee Psr,on aEt German Reformed Caure a. >,
To recover 81 900, value of estm ttes Tor bulIng
church ard being awarded contract they b.
irR referrdo The Court held tba' person
estimates ordinary bound give the on
rsc bidder ami that making the emaes me par
hi- Tn Ain vi" dismissed VIII i5a'e q
ADD a Al the General Term.
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mAHRfED.

HFRBULIFZ-ARBUCKLE-p Dist. in Christ Church Pei.
ham Wsoheser County by the Rev Alexander Shira David
Chrfhu Switzerland Isabella daughter OF the late
Rev james AbucEe Bloou Grove Orange County York
Orange County papers plesse COPY
HAVILAND-LINEs- Jers City wednesday At ernoOn
De-; a. 1885 Nv the Rev T. Magoon D. John Hayiani 20
bts sarsh b Lines all Of New York City.
Paterson n. papers please copy
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CIRCUIT COURT-Before Judge RocsxvKLr
-. L.. ,..r.,-a A ofH .rfftr


Plaintiff insured 1880 a wooden mill AZ Glentse,
No.. which WIS subsequently destroyed b. fire Ssh April ls
The lst That he proposal for insarrs sNt s,e,
mar .bU night the premises and noae ~ss
~ IT, pht N ID Tia. the hey recoirei al suits
M os 10 be broushf within FROM the time d loss ~hc
~. VA. rot-t ro having been commenced I'll Dec o-
roon as ade these grounds TO dsmss the CO npl "a
ery 6eud ih the proposal stated ha wca nin M
eyery nizt-and % have watch no n
~ O'Clock Saturday, y o'clock SUNDAY nshs-and $50
5nd that Obligation 70 bring he su VIA wear
Ar rani the motion 10 dismiss the Compliant De
81 h.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

CABIN. as performed at the National

UNCLE IOM : UAHIN, as ptTIOIIItU AT IHV 4N"'IV',"
sier crowd that popus place OF amusement hsn
where the version ally produc III
t city and also the f osmaie representation OF MS
&owes given IN America The present verso n
A~evsr faithful 10 the and from the fact OF ts having
the National nieb bsdcs "Wednesday and shure
Of last Juy. Sufficient guarantee hat
the place proper witness the correct Illus ration OF that
Ven6erh Nok Lutte the Hot Cora Girl TO b.
hmed THs AFTERNOON 2Oeoek and afternoon except
wednesdays and Sstsrusys
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corRT OF COMMON PLEAs-Befors Judge IssRAals
Gsvsz1i AZ Dale.

To recover damages for alleged 1respass IN retaou W
ALREADY referred In ths ess should aa'e
ben stated that could AID were dscl.fssd
Hepe Mutual Insurance Company AT Isaac { Nos
On claim A. no insurance. Verdict for piAln-1. 50 81
r. fore Judge DAILY.
Elisha Tucker Alex. " Isles
To SANDER defense %
h had been provoked Of Psuli already referred
la verdict for piaialir. o! cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

W
There was fair amount OF business done at the Stock
Board to dsy and the tendency of prices upward The
ipdaposion to speculative movemnts however TO great
extent st continues while the comparative with which
Stocks are carried prevents any surplus coming the mar
ket ard this depresse prices Erie steady and closed
at -; G7sI Parties buying time paid v cent disr
ence fer ninety days Hudson River is bu)yant and m
proved /, = cent Harlem and Reading are firm In
Nicaragua there is less dong but the market whoat
important change Cumbt Rand in demand, and IN
proved e cent Parker fell of = cent Pennsylvania
Coal and Delaware frner There was rather moro
doing in the pr MUM railroads at abOut previous prices
TIE report of the Michigan Southern however put the sock
I'D to ~ bid rise OF Y cent New York Central was
plenty over shares selling 49, 9ll3l Madison sold
alto which Is better Michigan Central losl 81. Bank
Stocks are st dull In Railroad Bonds there is somsthng
doing but the market is not firm.
Mineral Socks arr moderately active North Csrolns
was a. Lehgh Zinc p az with sales 1000 or 1000 shares
privately Jersey zinc 9i which is little better; Gold
Hill 81 McCulocb H. decline in both Pocomac !.
Gardner Crusber Il sc.
Exchange is quiet and heavy Sterling, 9S9i for beat
signatures Francs 5l5a5l3i
The Freight market is steady but not very active 70
Liverpoo About 10000 bush Grain have been taken at
Iod 1000 or 5000 bbs Flour, sl6S9i9 Cotton, 1si
2ICd Lard Bacon. sc, 35i. To London 1900 bbs.
:
Wheat lad so tuns Oil Cake l5I 800 chs Ra. Ssh 60
To Br men, 5000 bush Rye. 27c TO Antwerp. 10000 or
$4,000 bush Grain about II To ayre Flour 90 S95o
and Grain. 24c 25c The Shipping List gives as the
business of the previous three days
To Liverpool 5000 bbls Flour nj Pa Cd for part not
all about 100000 bush Corn and Wheat 3D. SlOi LODI
bLls Resin. B. Cd 200 Spirits Turpenine, 81 10000 gal
Ions Spirits Tar &c goon $50 tierces Beef % 100
casks Bacon 3js 20 30 tuns Cheese, 3os 5000 Oaes
Cotton 32d 32d some Lard 31s.-and by the Alsn
tic so boxes Bacon Co.'S 40 bales Sea Island Cotton
ID 800 bbs Apples, IS and Measurement Goods. sos
10 London 1850 bbs Flour part Is. 1000 bbs vi, aJs
80 Honey 6s loco bbs aud tierces Clover Ssei os for
the former and for the latter 1000 boxes Cheese
SIS - boxes Bacon As 300 kegs Butter, 5Os.; LODI
bbs OIL Cake Is ID and 500 half chests Tea on private
terms To Ilayre 10000 bush Wheat, 2jc aud 800 bos
Flour Csc and to Antwerp 80 bbls Lard sos We note
in ADDITION the following charters Two ships to iavre.
Flour and Wheat, at 95c and 2ic.; ship from Aexan
dris Va to London Flour and Wheat IS. and l6id a
slip from Mobile to Liverpool, Cotton id Brenenbai
to boulogne Flour and Wheat 97ic and 60 BE- brig
h. Londonderry flour, Is Cd and Resin s. AMI sohr
from Attakapas New ork, Sugar and Moasses 80 To
California there Is limited amount offering at 50 $500
10 Australia there is but little offering, and rates are with
ont variation =.
10 poIt ftsc Eday barks.'... '''''''''' =.
Sehooners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
cnnRr CALENDAR. THIS DAY

CIRCUIT COURT-Nos 1872, 5sJ 10 599 Jyl. 596, 991.
COMMON PLEAs-Par Nos. 4l9, s92, go, l,20s, 2J9
TO us s7 Part II-Nos 90 1855 IO7 2O2 70 l2J7
I15s LI4O .222 LIB |. "a lbs, ls2jl. - - 80
SuPERIoR CouRT-Nos L. A., l. 49, 504. sos. 500, 43l
n n as s Az 4c9 81 2t3 45 5l 2s5 IN 81 g. A. A. $50
10 565 565 TO $40 . . .
L. s. DISTRICT CoURT-No-' 3d. 81, 10 IL, ~, 80, o.,
-.
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MARINE coURT-Before judge MccAHraY.
ALLEGED ROBBERY AT THE FOST oYFIcE
James addock agt James Hobroos Louis DAnsss aud Lu


Jane. addock James Hobroo Louis Angels aud Luther
Horton.
Mr. Holhrook ia a Government Post Office Agent, and
Nessr. DAIgs Horton. United States Deputy MarslA
The seton damages for alleged ase imPrsOnme
that Gently several r0bbeee had been Dis
tie Poet Office and that Suspicion upon Patrick Ryan,
hnd owed uightwach the POsOiice Ryan
$3.50 worth Of property claimed 20 belong 10
PcstOce found In his house bat he escaped from "a
him, ard rested friend
Who sbot for Indiana whers RYAN hs relatives
his supposed b. going
issued this md who started for Albany ad e 0cer,
also went boat and srresed HIN Albany Plaintiff
and the trunk Of the nd which the officers took
session Of The friend detained FIVE days bus IL
ded that plaintiff arrested bat came voluntarily to as
s alton House. Judgmeu for defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
Is coMNI ssIoXEa,s ogFIcE.

seaman Of the clipper ship White Sqlall recently ar
ee frou C.lifrua asnea Thorss Smith aimed n
, n b.vrs on stabbed Richard Crsea. sa'to ~
al he crew with kniftse h IN september 1oa t
r. vk ay Frarcco when he staJe-f CO mp
he bach fctns rather wogae ana ne fessal "a "a
Nox,ur.r cou-arart lay asleep in bis berth Wara Pf'a1
sbhs him IL cksr-e the let hrrAst Al ala w = "a
"a h prisoner secured ard brought home In irons me GO
at h covered rom bis TIE prisoner com nted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

CBRfsTmAs AND HOLIDAY PGEsESTs-The ladies'
vi find onoice stock embracing novelties "a rci dres
sD Wool Had Nelte Linen oie Printed Gods o. 81
fhfcs $40 au ssOftmert Of Lasu NaaFas Table Dsnt
wei efsffcd Tor The UEsDELL LAKE
No. 81 b'otdway between Gr4sd and 8ro0mes.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22
WILLLAMSB URGX ITEMS.

ProPLE's COURSE OF LEcrUREs-The second lecture Of
the course will be delivered this evening By WN OLASD
BorRSr Of the New-York Free Academy Subject The
Motives and Aims of Life
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

Prof o. S. Fowler gives tn last Lecture in bis
CouIsc krke4ccer Hall ~ a. sud sha Az
s. a4Lc. vhsu Of LIFE Ma
iod. Cause Of 10 Decline AID is RCstoTaiol An
Tickets .5crrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

The sun viii be proud Of himself this morning a.
he setcfs down AZ No 5j Broadway the play u
afe made by him and ROOT gesesf show Of hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

Tie Address 10y President II )PNINs before the New
Fnasud srcy VII b. delvered THs EvzrisG At II ociosk
Tie Ros In. CheeseIs Meetins House unioa q are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

ThoFe who have visiting friends during the HOLIDAYS
tho bve exchange Of Dagnerofyps Gaery
~ Broadway There Ia other such decae appropriate m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

Advertisement
See ROO1 s new show of Pictures this day
None but themselves can b. taeir parallel"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

As the close Of the year approaches there the usual in
oresled d.mand for money bat the supply on coll ampls
Gar y cent Our friends in the interior mus, not misun
drs,and the condition Of the market Money at these rates
!, only obtanable on securities which current such
could BE- freely cold any day at the Stock Board On Big
Muddy and Lttle Flat Second Mortgage or Income Bonds
money can't be had at any price first class paper IN
fair supply and is passed at 9Gl0 cent
The Sub Treasury receipts are $4,000 Payments
sIzOCs5; Balance s4oo75 21
Mr Mason Chief Engineer Of the Illinois Central Rail
road has recently passed over the entire line OF ma road
and 10 the President the annexed statement Of the 70
sut Of his examn atoms The entire line Is In state Of
active construction and will without doubt be completed ct
the appointed time The reputation Of Mr. Mason guar
snty that nothing will be left undone TO secure such des
rsble re-u The difficulties which have recently occurred
among the abores on some Of the sections will not be any
obstruction to the most rapid progress Of the work a' ne
force the ground sufficient TO meet az 'ne 49,
Of the company or contractors BY those inferesleo
,no,t nj The Chief Engineer will be read carefully sad
with much satisfaction IL Il br1ef' ana gives ''
formation from the scene Of opcraaon' ox,,c,
iLL'So' CHICAGO, Dec. 5, 1888.
W BuERaLL Esq, Presidenl.D. ~ .n,,hs,n bar. Of
s,Isv evening from my trip % the routne'n IT,, 80
the state have seen aimost evsfy Lssss Where Il
Ir.ccsble 10 20 with carriage "ent on ho's
go can therefore speak Of the eondinon VI INC ""k
tom nv own personal observe flon- 81. xA..
Ieft Chicago the morning 81 lne t'n '.t
"a psssed over eighty three miles Of the road sou,h OF
a.; ,isee on the cars At the end OF the eighty tnree
10 there wa party Of track Gyers laying ABOUT Two
ara half miles per week Sixteen mile. OF the grazing
vas theu cotleie in advance Of this party and the TO
sinder Of the grading 10 Crbans rs miles from INC aso'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

BURGLARY During Tuesday night. the stable Of Mr..
j ID HobroOl corner OF MonrOse Gv. and L)nner 81,
was broken open and set Of harness and other articles
valued at so, were stolen ihcrefrom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22


The Holidays never afforded more real pleasure than
syns TO the juveniles salt Of Cothng such as are maze Al
a. John.t BOYS oihns Esabhshment Santa Claus dodbs
is good this Establishment otherwise wond MOI DC
able monopoze the affections Of families as does -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

The parties above named have become bound with
rtes to the Corporation for the faithful performance Of
a. work in each district for the of $50 0Oo but have
.e little as yet except removing some coal ashes re-
M 10 light tho street every night from dark to daylight
sAa gas was ordered to be printed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

-1,osrsin regulations which VIII hereafter bo nlia
Every person VII be freely alngrl to tn L5-lry.
a.. any tclei or other cescn,ny on the single
lion Of correct behavior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-22

-, GENERATIONS We saw yesterday at Mr. Roots
nolan GALLERY a fine crystalotype Of Eve per'ons on
SO, all Of one family. ranging from to 90 years OF
hid mother. grandmother great grandmothor end
sroa, grandmother 1t is q sight the sun do's no'
Ar BOX upon.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24
Notice of DitcIlinr.

Vie Swamp Land Commissioner and En-
z gineer OF Marshall County, will offer for
sale as the law directs, the contracts for
dltcLlnG as follows: on Tuesday January 81.
1894. between the hours OF 10 O. clock a m and
, O CLOCK III on sand day, 400 rods of ditch in
me south east quarter of section II, township
-, range two east; no Rods of ditch in the
east halt oil the north east quarter of section
seven, township 81 north, of range two east:
24O Rods o Ditch in the south west quarter Of
section seven, township 81 north Of range two
cast.
Also on Thursday the 9Th day Of January
1861, between the hours Of ten O'Clock m,
and O'Clock p N, on said day, 300 Rod. of
ditch IN sections and Q, town 81 north. OF
range three cast, and section 80 in township
30 north, Orange three east, known as the
cut lot OF the Lake ol the Woods, in German
township.
And on Friday the 9th day of January 1854,
ITO rods in the east half of the north west
quarter of section 50 in township 81 north of
range three east.
The letting of each day will be in the above
ofoer' and will be Where the diiching is TO be
cone. flans oil each ditch can be seen al the
Auditors office IN Plymouth.
SAMUEL MCDONALD,
Swamp Land Conn.
J. z. n. KLlNG2R,
Swamp Land Eny-r-
Nov. q 1853. 3St3.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-24
kRRIyALOF THE BALTIC.

New YORK, Nov. IA.
The steamship Baltic. from Liverpool,
Wednesday noon, Nov. 2, arrived at II
O'Clock to-day.
The Baltic brings IA passengers, and
landed her mails ahead o. the receipt of
Americas mail from Boston.
The Baltic's news is interesting. but
may be briefly told.
Everything is enveloped IN mystifica-
ton. A Vienna dispatch announces an
armistice between the Turks and Russians
for an indefinite period; this dispatch ma
terially advanced the price of English and
French funds. Another dispatch said
that the satisfactory diplomatic note from
the four powers, was Oh the way TO Con-
stantinople, and that the supposed Armis
tice was to allow time for its acce ptance.
This also strengthened the funds, but ii
began TO be rumored that the so called
srmistice was a conditional order to
Omer Pacha not 10 commence hostllities
till Nov st, if he had not began. This
depressed the stock market, and it was
further depressed by telegrap hic state
mcnt. apparently authentic, that the
Turks had crossed the Danube i'll strength.
and occupied kala fort. with the inten-
ton 10 attack the Russians In open field
Now he fact is, that the public do not
know, and have no means OF knowing
which of these statements are 10 be be-
lieved: consequently. oil are trembling
| ly anxious for later net from the east.
There had been desperate riots al
Wigan, Lancashire. England, by the
turned out operatives and colliers. Much
property was destroyed BY the rioters.
The troops were called out.
Mr.. Soule had presented his credentials
to the Queen of Spain, and was gracious
ly received.
Mr.. Heep, United States Consul al
| Tunis. died suddenly.
LIvERPooL.-Bre adstulfs--prices gen
orally we'll supported, without excite
ment. Demand for wheat and flour most
ly for the best qualities. The tone o.
the market follows closely the tenor o.
the successive advices from the east. U
S. white wheat lOs3da l0slld; red and
mixed 9s6dalOs3d. Western canal 1oul
27s: Baltimore and Philadelphia 37s6di
38s; Ohio 3Ssa39s. In Indian corn, the
high rates check business; prime yellow
44s, held 45s; white 43S6d; but LITTLE
prime in the market.
LATEST BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.-Th
Turkish cavalry and infantry crossed tn
; Danube on the 9th, and took possession
I of Kalafort, and more were still passing
The Russians were gathering round hala
fort. and collisions were expected mex
day. Another dispatch says that 20 90
; Turks crossed the Danube near Winde
/, on the 2S,h, without collision. The Rus
: SLAMS had retired.
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