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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-24
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADIAN.

lfrOm tne fOrtldnu Stat0 OF Maine, NOV. ~
The Canadian is new steamer Of J. 750 TONS and this
is her rst trip to this port and her second LIVER
pool She left Liverpool Nov 7, at lilo p. NJ, and
rived at this port the 2lst November with "A cabin
and los steerage passengers having made the passage
in fourteen days.
The fine and fast sailing steamers Ottawa and Cleo
patra have been temporarily engaged by the govern
ment to convey additional troops to the seat Of war
They win between them convey about 900 soldiers
The Ottawa sailed Saturday Nov. A. for Portsmouth
where she will embark officers, surgeons, and 450
regiments and the second battalion Of the Rifle Brigade
$50 men). The Cleopatra also embarked officers and
SO soldiers Of the AID three officers and 40 soldiers Of
the 93d and sailed for Queenstown, where she will
bark detachmens Of the 2st 30th 33d 47th 50th and
6Sth regiments The detachmens of the 54th ana the
company Of the Royal Artillery who arrived safely from
warded to Glasgow The passengers Of the Charity
they quilted The steamer, passed highly compli-
mentary resolution to Capt. Patton and his officers.
to the commencement and progress Of the siege has
been received up to the Goth Of October the official des
patches from Admiral Duudas Gen. Canrobort aud Ad-
mral Hsmelin, detailing the operations of the allies
the 18th ut the first day Of the bombarlment of Sc
bastopol we're only published to-day. From these il
appears that the Admras Of the fleets, with the whole
OF their ships assisted the land attack by engaging the
batteries north and south OF the harbcr The French
squadron took position about seven cables length
from the $50 guns Of the Quarantine Battery from the
two batteries OF Fort Alexander and from the Artillery
Battery.
The English squadron faced The 130 guns OF Fort Con-
stantine the Telegraph Battery, and the Maximsn fort
to the north
The land forces played from the heights above ebas
topo to the SOUTH where they have entrenched tlcm-
selves in formidable and advantageous position. The
action so far as the feets were concerned lasted from
about 1s to O.. NJ, when II being quite dark the
ships hauled off.
At the commencement of the action, (writes'the
French Admirably the enthusiasm extreme aud also
during the action. Before tho opening fire Admiral
Hamelin made the ignal 'France observes you ~ which
was replied to by shouts OF "Vice rEmpcrsnr!'
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


The Board held the eighth meeting Of their scs Ion
last evening" Nathan G. Ely, Eq President in tho Chair
| RkPARisG BowERy
The petition Of VIM. Hibbard and n. Hsdey for ssw.
erug the Bowery before II b paved was referred to ths
Committee on Streets.
Alderman c. Fl. TrcKRz offered q resolution that ths
Commissioner Of Repairs and Supplies be- and hs Ia ers
by directed to submit to the Common Council the spool
fsations for repairing the Bowery and Chatham street
&c before advertising for estimatss that they may b.
adopted BY the Common Council Adopted
Kx7RyToS or PLACE.
The Alderman OF the Third ward offered the following
resolution, which laid the table:-The supeens
Court having condrrsed the extension Of Park plsoo
from Church street to College pace through groundG
Of Columbia College that May 1856 be the time Axsa
for the opening Of the same and that the assessments
be collected At the time Laid on the table.
INVITATIONS.
INVITA- were received from the managers OF the g.
cefy for the Reformation Of svene DelInquents for th
new Hanse Of Refuge on Rardalrs hlard on the 2lth
inst Accepted. To attend the sixth annual sovee OF
the Amsricus Engine Company No. o. at Nibios saioos,
cL1sns CoxPgssAr0S FOR Nyusr 70 ssoPxarr IN tx
TENDING CANAL AND wIDzNISG wALKn srRMm
demanding the sum Of 1903, being the award made 10
him by the Supreme Court for damages in the proposed
commu sieation was slao received from Jsan 8.
Giles, for the sum Of sg 800 40 being theAsgregsts
award for damages done - property in the sSsndfng
and widening Canal and Walker streets Both oonmu.
ncaons referred to Counsel Of the Ccrporaton.
DxRaMNEr.
The report of the Commitse the Fire Department.
in favor Of suspsnding Charles Colder Engine 81 for
two nths, amt John F. Hsch of said eompsuy for
one month for dlsobeyng orders Of John r. Brady as
sistant engineer Adopted OF same, non -concurrin~
with Councmen, 30 build house for Engine Com
pany No g. Adopted OF same in favor Of altering
turn OF Engiue Company No 46 returning Henry Tat
tersall expelled, BY striking cut expelled and sub
sttuting resigned in lieu thereof Or same
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Spain.

On the Sth inst the Queen opened the Cortes In her
speech she declared that she adheres to the principles
expressed July 25 and that she would continue to
respect liberty and the rights of the nation and she
hoped that by the administration of proper constitu-
tona law all the wounds Of the State would be healed
She adds let derive from past misfortune example
and lesson for the political life that is opening
before For the future let every effort to
ceed and astonsh Europe with the spectacle of united
queen and peOgle
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The Paris Aonear has conciliatory editorial on the
subject Of Mr.. Soule passing through France.
All available troops being hurried of to the
Cfinea.
The following Official despatch is published PARIS
Frday-Ths visit Of Lord Palmerson to this city viii
be official mission concerning the policy of France
and England in of attack CUBA By the United
States.
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ASIA,
GERMANY.

The Turks at Knrs, and the Russians at riais, had
gone into winter quarters.
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The Kings speech at the opening of the Legislature,
November 10, says that Belgium feels strongly
than ever the value Of neutrality. It also mentions
that industry and art Hourshng, and that com.
mercisl treaty has been concluded with Mexico
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Consols closed at 93ss e3z Money without change
Dollars quoted at 80. 1asd, Eagles 76s 3D. Doubloons
74s.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs. Bell Co. report the market for American
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ance had occurred within Ssbasopol che part Of the
people who wished to surrender and the Polish desert
ers say that mutny Of troops had occurred 70 punder
the spirit stores.
The blockade l. ordered to be extended to all tss
sian ports in the Black Sea and AzoG
LONDON, Nov. 1o-S r. NJ
There Is no later from the Crimea The AsniteH
OF this morning publishes despatch received by GO
vernment from General Canrobert dated at Headquar
ters, sebastopo October 2s saying the works Of the
siege are being continued On the 2sth the Russian
army appeared on the plains OF Balakay but the bat
tie which took place was Of particular consequence
although the English experienced loss In charge
which repulsed by them with great vigor. On the
following morning five tApnsand left sebastopo,
and attacked the left wing Of the Brtish troops but
were beaten back The Russians then rallied again and
repeated the attack, but again defeated with
siderable loss.
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Vienna advces report that the 9Th inst, Austria
and Bavaria to satisfactory understanding the
Russian question Austria comedies with Prussia In
posponng the deliberations of the Germanic Diet the
question until the arrival of the Cars reply to the
last Prussian note. Indications thrown out that
Russia will reply to the Prussian note if Prussia will
obtain guarantee from France England and Austria
that they will not go in their demands beyond the four
points Russia viii be willing to negotiate that basis
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THE BALTIC.

The Baltic feet is still in Kel bay sailing orders
having been received. The steamers srel fully coaled
and ready for
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

The cholera has rc-appeared violently at Athens.
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THE LATEST.


LONDON, Nov. lilo A. NJ.
ielegraphc despatch from Marseiles says 1t Is
tain that in the action at Baklava the 25th
quen the Russian surprise of the Turkish and Eng
lsh position 400 British infantry and 600 British caval-
ry annhilated, 1000 and 500 horses being
killed in three hours. The numbers given are based
upon the force that went into the ed and those that
returned from it. The Russians say they took only
60 prisoners the rest mssingkilled doubt COZ
British light infantry engaged, and only 19S
turned. 500 English cavalry were engaged, and only
200 returned The 18th lancers almost destroyed
All the Turkish cavalry and two more French di-
visions have been ordered to the Crmea forthwith.
The English feet not to be again tried before the
walls of Sebastopol.
England.
In London on November 9th, Lord Mayors day was
duly celebrated. The Lord Mayor Of London, Alder
man Moon, gave grand banquet to the Cabinet Minis
ters and Ambassadors. Mr. Buchanan was present
The French Minister expressed the hope that at that
ment all the allied flags were waving the runS Of
Sebastopol Earl Aberdeen reverted to his efforts to
preserve peace and said the allies would now push the
to a successful conclusion a permanent peace
basis.
An Admiralty notice posted at Lioyds that
next spring strict blockade of the mouth Of the Da
nube, and also of all Russian ports the Black Sea-
Sea of Azof the Baltic and White Seas will be strictly
enforced.
new route has been organized for receiving intel
hgcnce from the Crinea in three days and eghteer
hours.
Tie Greek firms in Manchester have drawn on them
selves much by public rejocings for the i'll sue
cess of the allies before sebastopol.
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LIVERPOOL YRRr0Hrs.

Freights to the United Sates were steady q pvsoSa
rates, although shipments slow. TO Now yesA,
17s 3D. goods and hardware, 12s; earthenwc,
ss. Passengers scarce at IS los Tonnage 70 Nev ~
Messrs Barring Brothers report colonial and foreign
produce without activity. Rreadstus-Small arrivals
and prices st advancing. American white wheat 83s.
9os.; red sos. s5s; -four, 43s AS Sugar isani-
mate Tea duh Rice IN good demand and rather stin.
Lard in at 53s 54s for Western mixed Iron
board in Wales. Mixed copper In good demand. Load
frm pig EOS Sc. Tin Grm. Spcter had recovered, and
sold at f25 on the spot.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHESTER.
existed in goods and yArns with
casional forced sales Of goods at great sacrifice
GLASGOW MARKMs.
Messrs John Athya Co. report brcadstufs all ad-
vanced and the stock hand small Beef and pork in
fair demand; stock nearly out. lard steady. Rosin
Cd. dcarer Spirits Of tnrpentine held At 40s. ~,
HAvRE MARKETS.
Nov Eyening-CottOn firm, but without much ami
nation. Our stock Is becoming reduced The anxiety
experienced in regard 10 the interferes with busi
Shipping Intelligence.
Arr from Men York NovS Mary a. Deal Verona, At Hst
AFT from Bsiiaaore i.h Brsnerhsssa. st Tsssi f..
Sid New York ST. Sarah Pss arsn Southampton
American Congress from Portsmouth,; 9th, Edwin Cohen,
sd ssr % Boston i'ds'sSs ssS' Ms. Mao, or.v...na
Aisss Roy vs.a,s f.s fss.ss: S'f'' 'h
Sid for New Orleans 9th, Franklin King, liverpool
Sid for Mobile 9th, David Fleming, Harmony Liverpool
IN Ike s Ssy A.s N Y:
LADY Franklin
Cid st Patrick, New York; waverey, China
Enid for ldg Nov 10, Star ot the West.
Passengers by the Canada.
Mr. French and lady NJ Waters and lady Captain Beau
Mr. schmuddart Mrs Colby, Rev. E. and lady Mrs.
Mcintosh, Mrs Broadbont and Mr. and lady
Mr. Lay and lady, Capt Robinson, Mr. Grundy and LADY
Miss Conway, Mr. BEAUMONT and lady. Mr. Wsyling and
Kay Simpson Destroys, Crawfords hrse. Finholm Gra-
ham, Mulfords wo) Rowan, Stanton Langnan Longman,
ThAyer, Bain Ferguson, Gerardin Dandin New
gOid Byrne Maekee Hive Mason, Daniels Trek, Sa.n.
McLaiian, Furshe Grfiths, Cory, Giiberts Beauohe
Iwker, Adjoining Conway Coucks, simmons, Chemprong,
n. falquet, Mclean.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06
Iron Works & 1900 Acres of Land
FOR SALE

H. u Tue 81 II deed 'ffu.t execute =, ~ ON The
- - hot AugI-t. 10 is Alexander ~ No from.
II afa.r al # r,rori in IT,, Clerks Office ot
N',,pi Ca n IL Cour -iil The 27ih day If DE-
q ~ rsJt il air At no. lie fair ,l.y UPON The
pr,'ni--- Il n tue Fun situated thereon .,l 10
'te ii4'.>i hdisI AL tt vain ,h. Land hnow, l., The
at Il Greek .anunc-cuu<-ti ing fh.t VEGA Il 90
an igdnacrrs.
It isa p..tfrery in every respect m,-I VALUABLE, ia
tui,i an j River, in the ,ny al Ne SIN nj lhe
a'h 81 Elk Gr.'k, ,!ir Canal; an, a an
In E-la5Il.hmrnt, fl every enforcement In nj. =
rr,Is such pursuit tn. ne. hif .r1ae and w., d.
arr. 9,l,, "I 10 hc abundant.
T." ~ tees nulitii.pi = 1T il.rc xii. .,ns M,
til p'u. 10 TIM r ever th,i.nnd died r.
rtia na nrierahlef" tn" l." var cd by te dce II,
'h'n.i ,ii 'irdcr TO prevent ul-ri,f ,hcy " y,nt-
Ia! a." nrttta'mn " ; purchase nsrr, nnril il i.
a'retihinei tnat tie purcfa. viii get good tuic
Tia So he t':rh efIt which the rustees have made
to sell this pr peit and being required mperatiyey
by the pr, -red creditor. Jho. q. McCnrahan to pr.
coed to execute the deed Of trust All persons u,eres
ted hereby warned thlt the sale will be ,noue,o n-
ably made a. lac time nj pnce above menlioned
a nunh cash will be required will pay the expe-
scs at e and the expenses heretofore incurred in The
effort sell md for the residue II credit of ono two and
three year, viii be given. Good personal security to be
and the ti'le tanned unit, the purchase moey
i raid. ANY retson living in tie neghbortood of Il =
Ian Is vii show them. and especially MIR. Alexander
Mnudy and Mr.. c ,,rbin .Tlrlan.
STERLING CLAIBORNE,
WA. b ROANE. trustees.
mig ris7 ,rI,-hen dSrta7oct
tF R"nr llran copy t. d"v az <nlr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

organize IN extensive conspiracy, and there i
every reason Ia believe that Spain is on the eve
of n new outbreak. This time the movement
win be directed against the Throne aud monar-
ehieal institutions. The Marquis Of Albaida. one
of tile most active leaders of that party. ha, alb
seconded. He is said 10 be the author at the
new programme which circulates elandesiiuely
throughout Spain. III" Marquis proposes that
each province form separate STATE, with di.-
inct administration, Erecting deputies TO a Gen
cral Congress- called upon to decide the de-
TIMES of the Spanish Confederation. The actiyi-
ty displayed by the persons knowa to profess
Republican doctrines evidently shows that they
do not consider Themselves beaten.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

FEDERAL CouRT.-rhc Staunton Nindicator
states that this Court commenced its session in
Staunton on Monday, the Cd of October. The
Harper's Ferry case will come up, and probably
eesupy the most the time of the Court. The
property involved in this suit is very valuable:
and from the character of the counsel employed
its Importance will equal only the interest it will
command from strangers A. ID. Trotter the
excellent County Surveyor, has recently at the
instance Of the parties concerned, made sur
yry Of the grounds, and upon his evidence. we
presume, will gre My depend the decision of the
ca-c.-We look for great many persons during
t. week, some II whom will he disappointed not
II find 'he Democratic Convention IN session,
reads III il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06
Sale Of Valuable City Properly.
MICROBES. &c. &c.


fINfiE ,al-rriar viii u view Ia The !igui.l,i, r
t,- ,,r. III f1 i,i sale -, !. r.. 4 n-.. u, >,
c,.y Lsne' burg tie tilina ing a.i,H ip ,op,tt,
TT House and Lot in Vii h L.. II ~ ta.i,. i,,, -,
IL tn auy u b f.ya.'- IohnJ u.,..,., ~,
otnfts. Tie inlhn,s mt, tr.' AMI rf H.. M,
coinf a. Is. aud Il ntid c,afnrt.t; the GARntN
.'..s Ih'dhrtiv'; ~" GR"USDS ntstu#f iMrRssrn NJ
ORx,MFsr,L haLy. SHHuBBERY So nd ,t,,, -,
pr-,n'-.., u We'll ., the BEST NATEa Ia H., CT,
Al thr sane m ~ par. " Ill - ,ii all III. Hous g.
hold and XII chen Furniture, Or G.pet,Gt ~.
.3aS tn = ddi nnd l''at iiof.e ~ ~ e.:
AR ~ ct nhsve sill be -oi Tw anty-Seya,
Negroes, npn=i. ng Of men. nnd l., y: m, -,
th m 3hra Err HcDi Tpt,ets. Sereral SfoApeys /bo
P,f.er II / obc Janner Win can hs r.. ~ an.t,.d :.
among ri.el'"-f III" Srnn' One Carriage Driver
aud AlSE NoMrS suitable CIR hunsc iid hmm ..,,,t
nj anu ti"n, .rv,lai cNesllcn' Couh- Wnslcr. e.
Sic g the 9dih day al U,i,ber 1871 =
4ir: if rot III tar tlav. aud II. from ,i,
day until od. leu made ~Io"h IN ibr da, ,.le
sep29 dSWil> Il. LOGWOOD
7Repubi nn cap, Wits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

A droye Of G1d -loos cattle passed through
this place last saturday on their way back to
Tennessee. They had been driven down the valley
10 Winchester and thence across to Loudoun and
through Culpcper, Rappahannock & Orange. The
owner unable t. dispose of them at any price
within reason owing to the short crops and antic.
ipated scarcity ofprovender this winter. He Offer
ed the drove as he passed through town at a loss TO
him of $4,000. Other droves have passed through
stauntou on heir way back, under like circum-
stances.
Mr.. b. johnson Barbour who happened in
Stanton as one of these droves was returning
bought 100 head of very likely cattle at a very
low gurc.-StduHt0R Spectator.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

At meeting of the Ncstry of Hammer Parish
Bedford County, Va. on Sept. Both, 1854, the
following preamble ard resolutions were passed !:
Whereas. it has pleased Almighty God in bis
wise providence, to remove from our midst, by
sudden death, WILLIAM c. LErTwICH, for long
time Il member of this body-thercfore
Resolred, That while we recognise with sub
mission the hand of God in this afcion we
dcplore with deep sen-blity. the blow which has
deprived the Commonwealth of one of her most
highly esteemed citizens, and the Church and
TIL, Nesry nf one of their most active and valued
members
Resoiuea, That the Secretary of this Nestry
send copy of these proceedings I" the nearest
relatives of Mr.. Leftwlch and cause them to be
published in the Southern Churchman and Lynch
burg papers.
kICHD. II. WILMER, Rector.
+. S. HITTER. Sec'ry.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

IMPROVEMENT OF THE kANAwHA.-The last
Charleston tKanawha) Republican says. Last
week Mr.. Ellis.tbe President of the james River
and Kanawha C.nal, Gen. Layne. the SuPerin-
fendent Of the James River aud kanawha I'm
proyemcnt. in the West, aud Mr.. Fisk, the Chief
Engineer of the Coyington and Ohio Railroad, in
company with Captains Paine and Farley, eSPe-
rienced and intelligent river men. nude very
thorough examination of the existing works "n
the river. with view Of reporting Ia the next
meeting of The Stockholders Of tie company II
feasible plan for the thorough improvement IA
tie navigation from thu Falls to the Ohio. We
have ~ doubt the report Mr.. Eli viii make "n
the subject will he an able onc-:he improve
nent- recommended will he such a. are clearly
pointed out by experience and adapted to the
demands of the business at present done upon the
kanawhH river.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

ss. Nv virtue Il, ed tu~i executed to me by e.
EEL VI. Cnnueil ST. and oth,r>, the pa June ELL
lej4, md recorded in the Clerks Office Of the Camr.
bel County Court shall frurced TO sell rha yannbl.
proneits litrtein conveyed Il me. tol ows:
On Satur,ii,, the ith lay of October next will be
sold,-on til" remsr- II ,e.ir bile House and Lot
snatcd an Cockc in the city of yclburs, AMI
the san, purchased by the sal VI. Co nell, ST., of D.
l. Z. Peters. 20. session given befe the 1t
january, 1863.
On SATURDAY,, the 2lst Of the same month, will be
thIce hunrr' trri 81 I,rd tho Canal ia the
ct Ca pbi, and less than lie the ciry Of lynch
bnrg.-togethtr with all the Improvements thereon,
cnnsisn "ta large and commOlipus CORN Il Pl AS
FER Mill in vhicht ere il al the necessary wool
und spI. ming ma hinery,Sr "a large STORE House.
and two other teuemenrs suibie fIr ivaie enc.s
This property is considered valuable. especially
by those wh' hn"w liz advantage mil site. The
improvements nll NEW the winter power sufficient
ia any aud all pGrpo-c an the mill. which i, built "c
Tie best lnirk can be enlarged If aud nisp
ed any kind of manui,cturr Tho,. ',..iring rur
chase sGch rP rfy are requested to call aud ne it
tor 'h"mselve--asUicd, that it i. very that such
property j. brought into mark
TERMS Upon a credit of ianr eight and twelve
months, negotiable paper satisfactorily -ndor sed md
the title To the pr 'pety retail led until the purchase
ney is paid WIN. b ROANE, trustee
sep 2l-dt2 Loot
ts i.l nchhnrs Republican, Richmond Wing and
Enquirer copy 2awds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-10-06

MYSTERIOUS AFFAlR-BopY FoGNp.-The
body of middle aged white mnn found in
the woods Monday last about l3 miles from
Petersburg. near Paul 4 Pckrell's Jaw mills
As it was in somewhat decomp ,sed state. says
the Express, it must have lain there for two or
three days: aud it could not be identified by any
body in the neighborhood. From the appear
ance of the body and attitude of the limbs, one
would suppose the man had died while working
in strong fit, possible, ofdcrium trcmcns.--
He was of medium size had fair hair, red heard
and had only pair Of pants on h.ul. None Of
the other clothes belonging to him were seen
anywhere in the vicinity; but from scratches and
bruises on parts of the body. it is evident he had
been running hard through the woods and bush
Is for some distance. a jury was summoned,
and all fncts relating to the matter gathered,
(Which were very few, re nobody seemed to know
anything Of the deceased,) and the usual verdict
was given-"Found dead actual causes
known