The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1854-11-15

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Arripal Of the America.
HALIFAX, Nov. 9.-The America has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the aSth ult
Flour, Western Canal AS; Ohio 44s.
Corn, yellow and white 43s. Wheat,
white les cd. Trade in Manchester slight
ly declined. Lard is in moderate demand.
and prices favor buyers. Beef unchang.
cd. Pork dull Bacon advanced IL. Rice
10 in good demand and prices have ad.
vanced. ~
London Money Market.-T Transaction
in American securities small. U. S. stocks
unchanged. Rates of interest somewhat
lower. Consols closed at 94R. 9
The bullion in the Bank of England
had inorea ased f5OO 900.
Sebastopos was being bombsrded, but
had not surrendered.
Aus,ria and Russia are on the point OF
actual war.
Mr.. Souie has been forbidden to enter
The French Empire.
The Gar has gone to Warssw.
Large forces are concentrating on the
Austrian frontiers.
but that before long there will be ACTUAL
hostilities with Prussia.
The action Of Prussia is now looked for
with anxiety.
The British flset will leave the Baltic
about the last Of November.
sAnoshsr Polar expedition will be sent
out in the spring to bring home the re.
mains Of Sir John Franklin's party.
SPAlN-Mr. Soule's return to Madrid
csussd quite an excitement, and clamor
wasmade in order to induce the Spanish
Ministry 10 solioit his recall.
Queen Isabella has abandoned all idea
Of abdic ating,
The Legiiimists are preparing for an
other movement. s, ss.,ss4.llsss s3sF
CmNA.-Tha overland mail has bean
telsgfaphed with dates to Sept. 9Th. iaioosa
Canton was still besieged, and the dis
trees was great in the city. e So.
No tea was ready for shipment.
The insurgents still hold the oiiy and
harbor of Shanghai. s So. ..5s
Bank Failures. 81
CrncInnATr, Nov. 9.--The Banking
House OF Elise Sturges. and r. s. Good.
man & Co.. have made assignments.
There is no run on other bankers this
morning, but large number OF people
assembled around the doors Of the sus-
Psndsd parties. a'' e e.
Mr.. Bodlsy, clerk in the banking
house Of s. w. Torren q Co., abscond-
"a with 81 500. or probably much more.
ssthe amount Is NOT yet accurately known.
fss More Failures.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 9.-The Cleveland
Canal Bank has stopped paying bill hold
ogs, but moi deposites. lts afairs are as
sirnsd 10 w ii. Gordon and j. s. Hewitt,
who are paying specie II the counser.
The Cashier says all bill holders will be
paid. Other Cleveland Banks are receiv-
ing the Canal Bank bills on deposit at par.
The Canal Bank is secured in indepen-
dent Ssste stock pledge Tor circulation.
ssas Illinois Election.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Congressional
delegation elected consists Of Washburn
Knox, Williams, Y Yates and Norton, Wings;
Woodforlh, Republican Know-Nothing
and Trumbull, Nebraska democrat.
From California.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 10.
The Star Of the West arrived here yes
ssrdsy from Aspinwall with California
malls to the 10Th, and nearly one million
dollars in specie.
The Yankee Blade lef San Francisco
on The 3tst Of September. for Panama.
and was wrecked on the following day.
She had on board 800 passengers, be-
sides Grew and fremen.
She struck on reef Of rocks off Point
Arguiies, Is miles above Point Conoep.
lion.
Fifteen lives were lost, and the specie
ioi which she had $50 900 on board.
The ship was total wreck, and in Q
day or two was washed to pieces.
The fog hung heavy upon the coast q
the.sime Of the accident,. and the Captain
supposed the ship TO be go miles from
land.
q Terrible scenes Of pillage were enacted
on board before the passengers were res
ousd by the steamer Goliah.
The steamship Brother Jonathan arrivet
AT San Francisco on the 18th ult.. witt
passengers of the wreck Of the Yanke
Blade. - -. - -. .z' e..
zsss Battle on the Pacific.
NEw YoaK. Nov. California pa
pess bring intslligende of battle on III
Pacific.
ass'The allied fleets attacked Petropaulow
ski. Kamschaika. on the Both August.
formidable fortress OF 100 guns. defende
: by 800 smen. was taken. The attac
was made by 6 vessels. ~. g
e Ports Euridic, Obligada. Pequer, Pres
dent and Verago, and three other fort
eswsfe deserted by the Russians after
fierce cannonade..
e Next day another fort was deserted.
40 The allies in landing to take possessio
fell into an ambuscade. and fed after
loss Of $50 killed and wounded.
The allies took another redoubt. spike
the gnns, and captured 43 Russians.
Two Russian frigates in the harbor wei