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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08

MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
\ TRIB1-fK II TIE CaxpueroRs OF THE NA-
TioSAL I>rEiIIeENCER--N tax from the Wash.
iugton correspondence OF the journal 81 t"nmeic
Ut thu 9th utiua tht following PIrtralturcs 81
the venerable conductor, Of tn National lp'elIl-
gonerr II : merifed irihut, l. r,uin, IL ab5Ht-
~ aud high private character. The writers
SAY:
In the sanctum tLat flee may ever be seen
the patient and iudeiatigable Ssat"n preparing
matter for IL columns, Will, hi- experience and
ingenuity, liz YOUR own. j. often s"reiy tired I"
find relu and tie 1bt ,oIt OF room FIR The ofil-
c,e- and the selections that pr-- BpHa him. Lie
CANT composition, must aiitn hr haHele>> $ deter
rcd. and perhaps writers BE- di~appoiuted-th though
Frequently Mt more t'at H., editor himself.
Cot ~eaton i tnan Of ,in- dlag uffaaity pf tnn-
and well fitted 10 gain HAT popular favor" beh
hus NOR than once been eAprs--edhy H. election
io tie Office # Mayor uf the aitv. Ili- ussocate
Joseph Gale. il # English birth, j. America all
oyer.--Thc X. Y, must not meddir With him
II would be 10 their injury. IhIs VENERABLE"
man who. ha, instructed two generations 81 ~eIe,t
readers, NAV occa ~iouulv h. seen in hi upper
room al the eliicr. where be- kindly rsc.ese- his
friends aud whore the poor arr ~grr 10 itad In"
and asked their accustomed alm-. -hiE year
have imposed thtr ight on Ms robust form AMI
spread Yenerablencss Over h features. hut lay"
neither 1;mmed the lg-tse Of III, dark bright cy''
nor impaired the cuefgt 4 III vel advanced III
tr!lect. y it wa Nlta hI, iaihrr the tHen'
and patron Il the poet Montgomery, s"ll l. With
bin.
Death i not iralal, + III uild decay If
patronage aud power are les, familiar with hjm
than ia Other year~. puu.u-. taieit, aicfity-Iu
fine, the imprr,hablc properties II tr'e state
man. aaurn the declin" II liz. The evening oi
liz day. If les brilliant tbtn lle.r meridian, be
c,Iac, L. him til hurst Il calm, a., am IuWfn-
ou, thought always augurnc good things f"r tho
Rcpuhlc-A politician without speaking ofiicr,
aud a statesman without holding it, lie La Taught
the former 10 contend without ner,mauv, The lat
ter To rule without violence. y leaaing editorial
from IN pen las ever been tuodrl ot il, KIND.
much rs piece # sculpture wrought out in
the studio OF first rate artist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08
Ladies Supper

baales o1ppeI
The Ladies of ST. Pauls Church, with the view
of dischargng Il small debt due for the compile
ton of their Parsonage, will have Supper GA
Wednesday evening, the 18th of December, Mt
the store-room recently occupied by Mr. J. +.
Slaughter; and they respectfully ask the friend
" aid aud patronage Of all who may favor 50
laudabe purpose. nov. 29-tl3l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08

BY divine permission, the Key. WM. w
WALKER may be expected to preach il tn,
Methodist Protestant Church next sabbath NOR
ming and night. (drc. 6-dlwD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

There will be preaching at the lth St. VI. /
Church next sabbath morning at II O'Clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08

Napoleon ha- been foolish ugh 10 put his ioo'
in It. and now we've all agreed that be has got to
knock under and back out, or smell thunder.
In haste aud -ame agitation ! remain your Gu
friend and Minister t.ineral nj large.
MAJOR JACK DOWNING.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08

Ex-Governor John b. Floyd, of Virginia. has
been compelled, through i'll health, to decline an
invitation to address the Alumnus Society, Of
the South Carolina College, ut the approaching
festival Of that institutions. lie has been suiler-
ing from protraeted attack Of typLus fever
Rich. Dispatch.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08
Inpoi ts at New Yoi K.

We copy the following summary statement of
the imports at the port of New York from the
Journa of Commerce
The imports at New York from foreign ports
for the month Of November are S3953U-5 less
than for the same month last year, and loi.2 25
less than for the corresponding month of lS52.
The receipts Of free goods have increased. u
compared with last year. while the dut able, Ell
Their entered directly or thrown into warehouse
show a marked decline:
Foreign Imports at Ner York daring The month
of kortnaber.
sn.eres or consumption s:,lsissl :9zs32oi s;.ssss
free Gods. saI.s2 s5g.z-s go,sIf
Specie, so5ad l5sa.z G3IzI
Total entered a, the rars . 7aaos7 .1ssas7 ssisas
witair IRON ~Nrsfo1=e le4-.gi3 i.Eleas isss .
This makes the total imports, since January
LIST, SS,ll373i less than for the same eleven
months of last year, but still leaves 1t s52.5ii,
sos below the total for the same period OF l-52.
will appear from the following summary
Forei-a Imports at Nttr Tork for ,isreH months
from January LIST.
I'm, :. -os.qaap;ssa se..s.s:.. si.te:;e, slssl.
s,eeis ss,s.lo 9ai;poI 4ralIs
5e,,'ss'sr~l part .il9,ss95sl ..oia32oo $3.50
hithifaun from VIE l4@li4s ltsa40's -tts'sse
The imports Of free goods, mostly TIA aud COT
fee, have increased about S30O0,oUD
The receipts OF cash duties for the month Ger
responding with the comparative imports, show
ing decline from the month Of ln-i year
OF nearly one milEoh Of duties The estimates
Tor the next year must have far lower sum than
is here represented. We have compiled a com
parative statement for the month. and quarter
y statement frpm the opening II the year;
Cash Dafies Reetired at The Port Of N,'r iork.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08
Negro Hiring,

Will. HIRE. ~ Tai.,Iv.Hia Cont II .u.c on
l. l'fy '5t g % Il,.u,er instant INV artl- ri
ONE HUNDRED NEGROES
tan.izt'.s at wFfE eaIasb.r I,4 Road aud Fict ny
f.H#,. Nasr-. s. boz aa4 ri.t-.
B,l- a.i ,sr,Yrd .ae.,1rs vi Poo, aGirli in very
H#'iH David II. CLARK
..es. S-.Ierlc.sl
EAA naa u-ss, Hr.-an#
sgsSO 500 feu lar. So, For de ,#. aeon. ~ .
IL, .-r,rl. RINLEl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08

We are requested to call attention to the sale
of the Wood Land near the city, advertised to be
sold to-day by Commissioner Slaughter. 1t has
we understand, been divided into some % or 20
lots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08

ALI ! I NUEIt DVNNAN, ,
JAMES ". DOMAIN. Aaih n
Dec 7-dtlld WIN. TENCI, Auctionecr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-08

The rosy tint of peace was IN thy dwelling
And buds of happiness around thee swelling,
And streams of pleasure from thy full heart we !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

FRIDAY, Nov. 3-2 p. NJ.
AsHrs-The market IL steady tor tn kidd. sales
of Pots at S. sal se7, and Pearls 81 25.
Co1ros-Tbere is fair demand fr home use, with.
out change IN prizes
FLOUR AID MEAL-Tbe market opened irm for the
10. grades of State and Western FlIur, and prices
advanced l2le bu' At the cose there vas more offer
ing. ard he advance WINS lost. The better kinds are
held higher and are in good demand.
Capsoian Flour il feld az % for good brands in
b. nd The sales Of Western Canal are 200 bols At
SEATS 81 Tor common TO good Safe, 81 81 - osi
for mixed TO good brands Upper Lake Michigan and
c.uubu TO good Ohio, and SO so Gsll % for extra
Genetee.
Southern Flour i. quiet, and The low grades are IN
changed; the receipts are fair; sLes 900 bbls. st
.eass 30 for mixed 10 good brands. Rye Flour is
scarce at e. 25 Gss Corn Meal is higher sales 80
bbs. Jersey at 81 5o9s4 SGT.
GR.y-wbeat 10 not freely offered, aud the de-
n.pd is pr, sspg own TO the extreme prices de-
mand.d We have only to bote sales OF 500 bush.
white s.ubeID at g. is. Rye i, buoyant at 81 IS.
Barley Is firm, and IN fair request sales Of 1000
bush good TWO row,d at 81 40, and $40 bush.
mi,.da 81 37i. Oats are lower aud il fair demand
sales Of State apd Western at SEA soc.
Corn j. better under The news, With good demand
fa,s SO 900 bushels a, s59s5lc for Western mixed,
aid e., for round yellpw; also 1000 bushels Penn
y vspis yellow, on ship board, at soe.
WBIsKr-A frmer market with affair dem tDd ssles
$50 bbls a, 40, CAL for Pt'oa cs-h, ami 4'c tune
PRoyIIoys-Pmk Is heavy with sales At sl2 90
Sig ST. for Mess am 81 81 GsIl 37i 70. Prime.
B..fis quiet; supply light al scssll 50 for Coun-
try Mess and sl5 FIR repicked Chicago. LAID IL
better; sales al 10 a lOSc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
THE RECENT BATTLE OF ALMA.

Letters giving details of the battle Of Alma con-
tinue TO be interesting, notwithstanding that public
anxiety is on the stretch for from Sevastopol.
Some dsapprobation is expressed that the Admirais
did not land couple of thousand of marines sail
OTIS relieve the troops Of the atguing duty bury
ing the dead and removing the wounded Slight dis
agreements have occurred TO the respective merits
of the different corps engaged and especially az to
who captured the only Russian gun that was taken
As the words "Grenadier Guards were found
cbalked on the gun that regiments claim TO II cer-
family seems the best 1t 10 said that the French to
swell the amount of their glory" included in the
return of "kled" those who had died of cholera.
All admit that the Russian infantry and artillery
Tough, well but the conduct Of the cavalry s charac-
terzed "spriiless." No eagle, standard, nor re-
gmental ensign displayed by the Russians Brit
,h accounts say that the Russian loss amounted to
1000 or sOOO bnt the allies remaining masters OF
the field had to bury the Russian dead as well as
their own snd only buried $50 Russian bodies the
loss seems exaggerated. After the battle, Lord Rag
Ian issued the following
GENERAL ORDER.
"HEADQUARTRRs, RIVER ALMA, Sept 81, 1854.
" The commander of the DTces cODgrG ulates tue
troops Oh the brilliant success that attended their
rivsed efforts in the attic Of the goth met, which
occasion they carried the most formidable position
defens ed by large IA asses OF Russian Infantry anu
most powerful and humorous artillery.
"Tf cir conduct wss in unison with that Of our gal
liant allies whose spirited and successful attack OF the
left Of the nights occupied by the enemy, cannot fail
TO have attracted their notice and admirafion.
1.-The commander Of the forces thanks the army
most warmly for its gallant exertions. He witnessed
them with pride and satsfacti ~ and il will be his
pleasing duty to report for the Queens inform zion,
how well they have earned her NJ jesty's approba-
ton and how gloriousy maint aimed the honor of the
British name.
Lord Raglan condoles most sincerely with the
troops on the loss of so many gallant officers and
brave men, whose memory il will be consolation TO
their friends feel will be cherished in the
No Is of our army.
BY order. IT. b. EsrcoURr.
After two days spent in buryipg the dead, aud in
making the necessary repairs TO arms aud rearrange
ment of men, the armies, on the 93d, commenced
their march toward Sevastopol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
FRANCE.

statue Of ST. Anaud is TO be placed in the gallery
of the palace Of Versailles.
Stone bridges to take The place OF the iro1
pension BRIGGS Of Arcole ana the InvsIdes, Pans,
and are TO be open 10 the public By the lat May.
The greatest activity prevails in preparing for The
great Exhibition Of May next, which, il ~e may be-
heve our French friencs, will be the world wonder !.
There Is political news Of interest.
MsdemOiselle CrDV ELI, the prima donna, has com
mitted the NOS, unacsoun'abe freak-has fed from q
salary of 100, 900 francs a. the Grand Opera and aas
departed no one knows where. The Mn ister Of State
has seized her furniture, and the balance at her
bankers, in reparaiion Of the damage done to the
opera by her non appearance. 4 mot Is attributed to
Mademoiselle; a certain high pesonage, compl-
meDting the lady, said, Mademoisele, YOU aston
"isbed me Thursday" Exeeen y, replied
che, II will sstonish you on Monday she
did, for on Monday she left Latest A. the same
moment that the Cruvelli disappeared, 50 did the
Baron Vigier, q welknown, youthful, and rich Pa
risian. If it be true that the Baron and the pina
dona were married at Brussels, as now appears, the
only wonder is why they run away
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
Narkets.-Reyorted BY Telegraph.

NV o.I,.xs Nov I-Toa sales Of CoTIos during the
a., ,vo dr,, 100, no So bales 81 DC for ddlns The
,act an hsrd !, row esrmstsd a. IA so bales RIO CosrEs
,sl. q Ie.a &c. Sight EXCHANGE on New f'rs "tF
CslILTsTos Nov 2The sales Of corTos today reached
40 .. and eafrz the week they asv- snoantsd 70
go h.l, The uartet shows tecl Ne Of tc most 1ual
~. Cod xlasln. Upland q-otd a. s asle R-e-ipts Of
The ie 50 b-es Stcet on hsId, exudve OF TIA; on
.bipbosId 80 bales 49,
Rryy,Lo Nov 3-Sosb.-yLoua-In consequence Of the
A,,b. I'd bod.u have sshtly advanced their views
I,,,r. houe,er prefer waiting the effect the Eastern
n.,.,t, bbs "a 81. for coed Michigan. and 80 20
~ u hh. AiehissB ssios 81 Ia. The e,aEnues
puysrs ding b.es odd wo have sales report
ce,s had De- sra the esmsni servs Tta GOOD
ut rIy a.Is, about go sG.h 81 ese Ia OARS snd BARLE
40 ,,; the supply of the former fir aud The s szes
VI. n.d. al &c WEsKY dull bat prce, 6rm snail
. Sc Cansl FEEIGBrs aneh.rs's aeeeiprs this ming
Floor sI6 bb..i CoRs ia bush-i Wheat, T. 500 10
Oars q 90 DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
R,,n.r,,.ou Brothers & Co . Circular.

Per ,,ahiaI LIVERPOOL 10th Mo. Friday, 10th, 1854
The weather continues showsr' snd cold. go
ur fresh supplies HEAT FLOUR and CORN are stiu
rbt and the dmatd has kept strong FOR FLous All
further advsree VI 10 baI.l has been paid fs 1000
Ramo lots Of CoRS have beeo TAKEN Tor III y
Ireland ard BY the eefs 70 hold over the ia
A tsr tuaps WHEAT at Manchester market yes
teId.y q l2I y 10 ib.. for American whit -
tow and nirts from the int d-te-
.kips sDd FLoUR; the further ady.nce OF 70 y
10 ne drmsbd,d Tuesdays prices for god whe
business but boders urn Tor the aoT- a
proven inferior WBEsrs Ia the sbsene OF goa qas'
liz. attracted attention and pery corresponding rec
Bahin ore flour mos the oay quality oass@) commended
AZ the latter price for retail lots remnant oil span
isb FLoVR 10 held a. So y sack. - -, Il, =
Tltre were Inquiries for INDIAN CoSS nom the
the pr demanded OF ai for sIiT fresh Yellow eh efsd
ss,.s OreIsry ron the held al icd Az sad
mi,ed an White isa ioi :. IN qsaity.
B.th old and OATMEAL IN improved request ana o. 70
II y load dsarer r
oars scarce and sale.be at Id. over the currency Of
Tuesday. $500, -, .,,
&HT,T 10 $50 quarter. Cons san barrels FLOUR
TIoort 2ei quarter WHtsr IL So quarters CoR, SsS bar
~. currency Tor American Csr,.les Isl White WHs,r
l2 MsdSns dlIs PhilsdslPhis and banmo'e az aiS
Wsr,u, Ssl diOL Indian CoES fidi for yeloS, s9d
3s6d3e d4n for mixed snd White a. in quaiy ana
torTo,-Tht accounts from the Unit sat early IN he
well CAUSED some prove but this has fallen aS Ana
the maket closes with ss a. the zane a.
eel The ,sl.. IS 80 bales Of shieh the trade
tol So CSC b.ls, NE ,ss ioI export are $50 bales Amen
can. 40 sursis and 50 Egyptian. ,..
ours BARg-No sale. h-ye been made 10 The sees
IIsp- In convenience Of the repou oi The IALLO"
,h, .Ttiel+ be. ,iriied attention Of sgeast0' sh'a
zoe fup. hspds Dosty for delivery 10 Sc
J.rusy ard some an. Psre-ls on a- spot ''
cut an ,dv,ree Of q to 8 ' ewt. .
In BrrF spd PosK be operations rhas that ~e can
only "a, tha, ibey are both IL demand There no
BACON Is without inquiry and h'lden endssvOr TO hold
he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
Passengers Arrived

In IA, ,te, ship Arobia from e,ro-Nr Ashur.t and Ia
a. Al, bIou ard -dy, Mis- III iy,t Mn Low Ms Ham
MD v.s Br,z and Mr. Brez lay and ofan,; NJ.
Eits, A. I'D, Mis- priodi- Ms Hus-r Mr.. Hayward Mrs
i,,rS M R,v,r, l-'y chi sod lsery- VIZ hetcSf sud
,ox Mr. Holm. lsdy lservsD,s Mr. Trimmer, Mr. HJi-
H. NJ, nu,itp Mr.. ephsrd Mr. Surop NJ. Ho der, Ia
d.u.h,ers; M Hutrrn H. Hutton Nr Ocnclurn,su.
NIL. Jon,s kps Proesu Campbell cat~asder 10 zach.
Isitp J,-lnst DupoLt and i,sy. DR.. Bsehm.a Bach
49,, ~, NV han Mrs. Tain Mis- Sou rs Ms. F.lion,
sIiia I'd naI.. Mr. Williams sad l.dy %. wisms Capt
GiI,op Hesn.. DeiA,, Schultz, V.lk. CarlAs D. Costa,
s,.n,an, Mathew, Pant Can CsA<, ioure Beat
K,,n lie Roberts Foue,t DueEberry. Williams, ia'o,
Nor,rs w,,tor Binoehs re;,'pn T."b o.ot cn'ds-ll
FRO Cooper Lowe, Mscrs-, O,sl.y Whit, Morrison,
so,d Mobile Cohen. Ohemsn and l.dy. OBh.n hco"sor,
NJ. scott Nis- J. -cot Mr. Wether-ll, Messrs Gould
~, i1 E,th-iipptop, Bertr.n, Nis Mekoisht N S~t
a. d child yr 81 die. Ms Steele, Hy,5og, ar o,rtisr
Ramsey M,us Lsuernerr Monies kepp-lmann snith'on,
ris- sniih.on Rev. 4. C. Bro-sh Mr. srodsh w bertF
r., .fN and ehildren Hrssfs Jacobs bar aoos'r,
LII. meyer Ms. Peboer. BoIe, MIS- !esn sOJss To-
Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
Arrived.

n ,,.,m.hip Arabia Js5kBs Liverpool Oct p niss
a. pes. 70 y CBB.rd SEIZED lf;t A %; SANE night es
rr rr sh, ii. b'Bus Forb-, from aeihoar0e e!dsJ-, on
Mn Here hs. he'd v- heavy ~e.hs' dans The ps''.se
sin Pr cbise lof ch-rr-,oul Rbioson sto y d.
ir and q p.s master Hn Oct William jreen Of New
shin oo,i.l, Iof Bath Pny Hamburg 81 d.. pdse and
lss rs.. 70 ". y sehuiek Co Oct q, Hos lon y 20,
n ", The C. has bid IS desIhs during The voysfe
ship Coumti. ipit Byer Liverpool Oct g. nass add va
f'SS opb.u. Iar,uJ schiIns from sr.zsn q "a nde.
ara 20 p.,s 10 BsBoisc, Muller Go.ns Oct o. lsf
IS loo ?! fell 18th the ~r.eA o. 8r bhs Tho'esa'
AZ shields, reus.i and mabmvt eane axay rusder
srr,rrf tith; wss sbsD5oned
IL, An Nsi. Cb..ver Chneha I.l.Das via Rsnpeoa
Rffa.,7 q. susre TO Ts~ns.ns ChIiek Oiss
Bah p,u D, HoveJ, ssvsnnah ID d cotton, &c %
ri, 81 rhs,s iBr Prey cdr 81 Do vine Ie,d ke
to ora.r has experienced hesvJ weather On he p.s<ss;
"i Ri, E.i,.rs ~ Philadelphia. Juusn St. Ass s, J
g d. IiE..Lto Gsser o. D. !si y lon n ~ sP'te
80. bris from Savannah ,, Mar for B.linors. gan LAT
Is - Ion 70 20 spohs bah Avol, CrossH fEom ChAescon
R1'. S.uu e.. J. De-. Phfsdelphi. en.I for so.na
-, Dso -u,H JscksoL.i- IL d. y-o. pae 70 usAser
R,,s prcs.con sn- ssinlore S d eesl for salem
Ri. u,fi.ie John-oo B.iIir1or- IL .. coal order
BIZ. LJrs Jof Deer i'le csrn.s Phsdepos a. coal 70
Pr, corSor (of Goud.horol Aer B,lfiusnr- Is from
H,nrop Rae es. nas.er sd 10 nth sn1 Gov.
Prn Win isr Portland Hogan for session. sarah Gnf-
sn 40 P-6is. sR ith. NJ sfork
sebr q. Ioin-T Pie msstsdi CrEn1er, Wilmington, "
r -. n.yL ..ur.s 90 r n. Hgrrrr q Co.
stbr smith. D-sriesson, Wnir d laval stores
SER Levi. Thsrsr 7eushkeeps d. pig roa ir eo-'on
ssbi G H. s.evon Ian hesr, BRIDGEPORT, ''oHe Tor WAN
-, w > Rrswu HObsoes Rock and, lime
s,hr H.n., X ,rrs Jobs Alei sn5ra coal to msster
sehr or Dos nion. - AlsIandria coal 70 master
SER Ttl.n Psrs EstFori5 d. lab And ash 70 5,aTes
a Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
COMMANDMENT OF SEVASTO
POL COMMENCED.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.

The r. NJ. steamship Arabia which left Liverpool
at 10 o'clock on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 81,
arrived at this port at O'Clock this morning.
The steamship Hermann had not arrived when the
Arabia left.
The Arabia, Oct. %, spoke, of Mine Head clipper
ship Lightning, Forbes 81 days from Melbourne.
There is nothing very definite from the Crimea.
The allies were to begin the siege at all points on the
10th or 18th inst Nevertheless spectators were busy
in circulating report that the place had already
fallen.
AtLverpool the CoTToS market had receded to
The quotations Of previous week. BREADsrUFrs,
RICE LARD, TALLow and PALM OIL were consd-
erably deartr. CossoLs closed, goth, Money ellS
oA; Account 9aia9iI. Bank of England return
shows decrease Of bullion Of f67 SOL sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
CRY ITEMS

Az EDITOR PROSECUTED FOR LIBEL-FERSAsDo
wooD The CosPLiIsAsr.-This moroing an editorial
article s,pe.rd in TIE NeD Yo'k San, rejecting
upon he character Of Fern Wood, the Hard
Sell candidate for Mayor, who, after tdins the
cane, proc. eded before Jusuce Welsh aud made a
complaint sgaIn>t Mr MISE" s. Beach, proprietor .,
The Sun, charging bin with wfuly and msliriou'l7
backirg his good name and fame The magistrate
Issued a sSrrnntfr tte arrst of NJ. Beach, and
gave to an officer for execution. Mr.. Wood ca.
presses determination To- prosecute, ciyilly and
or miDaly ali persons who libel his character, having
srbuuts, as be Gays long enough TO this species Of
political warfare.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

bow pesrly al been sunmcsuted, and We have little
doubt but that within the next fortyesht hours
arrangements viii bsve been finally completed With
reference TO the affairs Of Mr.. MeHsnry We may
state hat they ere by means such a. The Loados
Tines bss represented them, and that there u no
truth in the alee alton about accommodation paper.
We have before u Q statement Of sccounts which
shows very fsyorabiy, and in the course of day or
two shall have pleasure in laying before read
ere In the me- antime We NAV stste, which ~e do on
the very bee, authority that Mr. Mcdengy has never
had On interest as owner in cotton seldom 10 breai-
,tufs; end very seldom in provi-ions-though Of all
thee be has been for several years the largest
sippee in England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03

ARRrsr TOR MURDER Policemen Wogan aud
Msh,r. Of ,he Fourth Ward, last night arrested. on
board ship in the lower bay, man named John
Williams, who stands charged With having on the
2eih OF July last, numerically beaten John sse-ny
and sh.rwrId tbro~ii him overheard. Williams
wa. ihrrd mate Of III, sbiJ Exc lsior, which, as)
Swe.by the decreased, was employed This occur
time. bad started for Liverpool The Excelsior
turned TO ibi port several DAYS ago. SINCE which time
H., accus.d has evadad the vigilance of the Police,
III his street. When discovered, Williams WAS
stow ed away uuder an INN ense pile Of lumber The
shin was hound for New. Orleans. He was detained
for A further exa2 alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-03
A, pennistown & Co.'S Circular.

Der t,ok.a LIvERPooL, Fidsy, De-. ., IB3t
CoTro> NARyEr-The g favorable accounts OF ihr gro~
In, cIop reeeNea " last mail failed 70 Prfu'e more lao
uousLt.ry influence nsIks In eooseda-1e7 ehehy
OF tbe les. .ssy eobdisn Of tho NOoey aset and pres'
c.e q. .dy bui without material chance since THIS ds' IS
The NsrtbsGer nart.t bely daI iof ov"s VI
Tp,.dsy lat hut Ysr went oH a. fair price,. -,
Th. NoSEY usrk,t stringent Tue 'slafes ~alea
h.v, occu,d here ewaere th ugh the spot tn-y
~, the credit of few credit ere nave
h,d uof urfsvo'st efe the of feslns 10 Lodon
"a ,,cra viewed with considersble ESQ
W. c.pp, help th knE that In iftie Il n tbs h'rss
r,,, su and the ordinary course o. Affairs be resto'-
~. ue.itu Gold Quantities bat 1otsn
,fsI din The ntr- favorable rass OF sxch11sr ~ia me 1l
,,rt hs, rot far foano i,s The bsas OF Eo.sd
M .r,s Of su.ps which The iste II -
ropo .Se, without donbt TO thu prevailing 1ne>sne-
"a. .r.t ,dy.bee the Com market has materially e"ne
Ut tot. $3.50 n -, 49,. m
Tb, ..les for The wees l6 80 bales. - which s' Se OF
,r.cuI.op a6 tor export leaving - 80 oaes tn tf.as
In, ,.l,. 20 d,y ale 90 bslss Market unchanged