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C,r,r Y,upor Copx. NJ. John IL VII.

GRrAr YirID or Coax. nv. John IL VIII
lard. Of Wilton. Franklin county. took the
frs, premium for The greatest yield Of Corn
a, the Fair held IN that vicinity last year
The following is Mr. w. accouu, u the
course be pursued in c1ee,ios 30 favorable o
result
II planted a half acre between the 18Th and
scb May 1854, from which harvested f1y-
fire. bushels and ashi quarts Of sound, clean
dry corn. after /, vas shellrd. Tic land was
measured by a pmirs.-j surveyor, and the
corn measured 10 a sealed half bus',el The
land stony, The sill is a deep rn,ellv loam.
I raised winter wheat on the land the war
previous. PIoved In m, siuh'la in the ial'.
iu,, deep CROUCH to cover the siubblc and
grass. Spread on a coat Of manure, r'oUcd
Irrp and ENC 200 tho Spring. Furrowcd deep
rnd m7rucI IN the him; covered the manure
before dropping corn; PEI, from : To 10 ke'-
nr's in each hin. ani ,hirnci ou, ,o > stalks
in . hill the second horInc hoed lhorourh'v
twice. burrows abau, 10 q arart,ard hills
about . feet in. The corn V1s ihe large 5
roUed vnic,v. lsurhu,c abou, one half o'
,he crop To- deep rlowiug uo,wi'h'ladd.nr
,hc drought ,n the slmu'r, I never found
leaf vil,rl lTu, on about ,iN cord, wr'.
rorrJ manure. about one holt in thc h.''
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M,yor OF ArorsrA. There has been a
scroud unsuccessful attempt To cHu,se May
orof Augusta. The vote stood Little, iii,
Lancaster, i2l, and rs scrtlefing. At the
nsA, trial the plurality principle will prevail,
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

AittNf ~, lNSJ'
Gss'',-isr. Ne, Ih.. uni,r-
" -, ff.r.j, uhr'c.sIs Druggist. ,hly.
CAsi 1.sr,.. iuy fYr mr7N 1r1-s sall ,arr
~ '.,s,., NEGErABLErJLNONAEf
'srlf BAI.>hM, Hr harry 10 lr,r
=. gs ir.tri1ry 10 30, great oHirac' N
= ! -. r.,l ihs eel 4 aol crrr ~ Pulmonary
~ '"', rurrbin'-. w tnnN It ~
-, 49, medicine which b.. 1..ovei'y
,r.air-l - h.gb irIaul',p1 ,r - ll0I term 81
,ri,.. or which moe nrrI, d'nVruna the rsi.
tprHIls ,,f.,f,r,uu. 90 tIiu.r Wil u.r ia
HDU.r.. Stevens = Gushing. lip.t'1. Macs.
T.. 4. T,lu..rus,. H.! \ Co., Now lu.k. AIicn
( G.. girri4.trt. o.; UlrlfU, Alan. ! CO. II
I,arf.. No.. ,ti'.u X IlHyf,, Lowell, Macs; ,.
~r.irron < 90. Chcl-r, H.; j. H. Nd.cr
Co.. Lltf.,r,'r. ~; u. llnl.ter Z Co, i.laaio,
:. N.,II T.. Thlr'..,' q co., Ti0,, y. W =
Nr...1, Gu.lsr. &. e.. ". I. Baird, Woo 's'",k,
S.B.. I I,u,llm I. vu'.rr, bar.rr, Ne; ~. IT,
Ia,, J. Dr:p & Co., rrrita ". -. Poor,
rrlt.i: amt many o,i'rs ct the "ii'st All MT
,r.frr's' . du,ggI.,s aud lp"'rccart. % The 'ui'
state. and Euu 3 rrpyiu'rs.
Icrnec,iYu uih ouf "i 80 cent aEicls, w.
upy, pui upa !, I ',ss, - !Irgs 5gssr Lui'' 'ah
~ rrtfaI ~ f'gs t-rr. s. ~ dire toss, aEf 10
sig,s ~ ~. J-'4 Cal'r. containing for h'-''
the qs,uiil, uithe smaller sif-.
be ne y r..a's-ts's T4f HsfFfiraT''
Io.iYit,. (. .r the irtir.e Nv u. Whnie n'm",
VEGETABLE PULMONARY HN.StM"
Prpur onIf D., REED, CUTLER = co..
Du..i.,s, n,s.10, and ,oiI ly hlu'h'cric' anl
Dmg.i,s e-i-ra'!. rncr, large 'Dr. $780,
small .iy-, - cents.
F,r al. I, rari. by ". \. EUSr, ,1i other.
H.II.i IhY. Uencial : yrnt i'r NAM. -6p5
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NOTICE.

Is hereby gives that my wife, PmLrN', In.
lrlt o., b-l AND hoard without NY consent an
rhh,ot reasonable cause. Thi, therefore, y o.
forbid All rc,son. h,rloring OF trusting The siid
pbilrna. a, hall nav no debts Of her contracting
after this date. JOHN kbDlNu'
West Peru, March 10, 1884, o.
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Notice Of Foreclosure

a'NNAHa va "A ~ N.aH.t.fh
yIThHc1s l..1rlui T.. South, lAri OF Burhtch',
w on ihr Curui, oI oNlurl, c.b,rtri lN Too.
Did II Maug,sr o. William :. spail'n, "isaii
Eu,af.lI.a ,u.ip niece ur rprurl ui luI with
Ga. Iuiifu-. thereon. ,lritru.lrh t.,-r,,'l On
s,iI Deed, Dat.,lar ~ Ltslltha tver', -cIghrh
"a, 81 Mach, 4. u. 1858, aud Krc ur in ih"
ONum Rr-.-i,,. HouA9p, ra, 32i Co Which l'c-
irrnrc ua, D.. bad; and vh.r.is 90" condition. 81
.lil Mpuslgr have lcr1 lInsrl, tlr u.srrllr
claim. q ttccl sue 81 lhr same - ly law "a such
,.-r, Ia,d' and p,uvi'r'.
WuIItNr SrAkDiNG.
rnrhfa!l, March 20, 1854 Go
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Farm for Sale.

..,gsSr. a Dr. S|.rul-, ol.r' iu- 'a'c on'
.sf,Sr7 nfthr la.i .'arms il the iuNu o
f.IlE DprLfral, Situated thee mi'a. from
the yiagrun iha na,a r,al ." laris
---t----- continuing aIsut onr huulrrl aclo,
If land. veil divided iaia dsil, la,tu.s anil vnoi'
E,,I cuts IA, r,t,. FIVE ton. II h'S annually. III.
house Irirp ADD shc D. ave carlriuus, HrW anI o.
g,I rer,ir: IL j. n, u .urlIi-i with Natrr, gp"d
n,,t,,i ,f selected grated irnit, anl nursery col
,rplr tr.,s at Il .u,ia- size ilr settling. The Lrn
b. ina hi-h ,nic ~ culliyiilpn, The euc,s arc n
roaJ ,cr,ir. Sad farm viii be spli low iarplirt
r., .,,r. Tc,w. liberal. MOSES LOW.
BuchGcld, Mach, 10, ls0i'
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DIET

o. South p,.... 10Th met Ehrj, jane CaIh.
.-.I I5,sHr.. fBr. b'-r 1fIl. &. Cb.k.
o. I'frtHH.'. nj. 70 ir.f. GsuIga Melville, son If
J. *. aH. ~l1b e.. hiuc, agrI . muu.h'.
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c,,,l;,,,, eo'o NJ Roll Tcfa.e
shorir,s Notice.

Z i've rrdrr.i-ncd having been appointed ~.
| lpl, qualified ~ Sheriff ofthe '',miy ol W
ford. hereby gives roiice ihenol 70 ~, 'o'"ng
within and for ,ad ,'cur'y, " compliance W..
the provisions ofthc Statute ~ 'nr ,1,,, "a
and provided. ALbLNi w. WI.
Dn,k6.ld, March Z, 1851.
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MARRIED.

Inn. tr.f.rf. I5th ir.i.. O., J. X. Cole C.pu
81. NimIHU a. ~uIss, of ~tuneh1m, lud M,ss.
Son VfIH IHnH.r.f Lowell.
a. rlrIs. March l3h. o., Sulr1 Err7l, w.
W. No. Cole arl Me. Columbia luy,', both cd
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Holloway's Ointment.

Ch=n' q %, tsisH,-
You have done me the h'nor a. with one
voic-. Gon urc cnl ~ the uoion 70 The o.hor' I"
stamp the character II IN, oiulmrn' with y"'r "I''
prulption. IL. .rarcrl, two yo,r' since mrd'
IL Ln,vn among ,cr, m aloc,l,, It h'' obtained
m',, csl,L.,'y than az, olhcr NcIir'o' ~ s''h'''
, rer..I. RIOS. HOLLOWAY.
-. Carv II las o'i N'.s Nr"''' N'v io''
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ClvGTD UOONS.

TROUT HOOKS r.f ur .n..s r. N.'.-.r
s... S. .rF N.s 'frarsi, r.| Con li"nhr,
.r .-. ri.grriI iiuuE. un l'.t.. aHi >t.'r
D.#.. .Y. l..t.. nurs ~U.Eh ll""t. "n''"..
PATENT SPRING Upuh~ TOR
ITI~ AND OTHER FISH.
Vt..HH.
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vRrAp MS owN WORDS.

To rEoTrssnU llutIpwNr
Silt .. rptu, wish IN hscrT' u0'lr''us
neither b. chi. lriicl written Iur ih' w'f" axe ''
,,,itirr. ttfrst,. thlt ,rur OiH'w.u' cwci m"
uf rrg u the most dr,tU' Cui1ns"f. disease. NM
rs.l o.. h,ir Co.,. s,l which U's comet cred l' 'l
who trrt. ur, lr 'r ru'it'l hNor. h, ''l'," q"
medicine. T,r nir. hfHta vns afflicted v'ih"n0
uiihr moot paln'i' ani irnu''r-'"' '''' .l' l'''
.,.f t.I| o. the lrt eff rtu, trI alter uNtH- '''iN
medicine h,l r,.r helul &c ,r''g7rd ~ ''-Ia''r
.Hh..r Of la,8r ,urr 4. ir' Do l,irul 1ro"-hi w" a
.rrI. OF ,rr.. r.'. .i 1Hrr D.|'rer'. Which r1u'-
o.. rra come Dom r., 's.. tr t.rI, uHN 'wiu'r lc-
-..rrf orr, I.l't trUH, AGREEABLE .r.rr'.s onu oo'
E-bt, 1u. Oh. fhr B.fuu..lu ~. 90 wL 90
fS.n.D ". LANGLEY.
AZ EXTRAORDINARY CURE or \ nan
LWEN~V. WUgN NEARLY AI TIE
FONT or DEATH.
r.,..f. L.rr..r. o.. F. pr-4'. Nsv Cr'rri,
N.r.rE.r o., 1858.
Tr Puorrssou launua,,3 Conner 'A-1
..H NrsHu ~fr.H... New l..s.
psr ~ir.--l'f.. .r'H r,HffG'f -.r'.'u|r hove
o.. ..".I.f 5000 F'.sf m. f.r U.H .' $40. hf'''.'
and p..fs. frr I"..Ir r.'. .r. 'r.r sHN... ".
..,rr,.lI, ..r pa 'H. 'rDl.i, v.hf"r lurHn-
v.u.'.. tr.. off . rfr.0.rs ..'r.l vs in.
f... ...Hi.. r.H'I .I,r F.., ..H uHH i..1 '"'I..'
f.r.., .r- O.r'urrf arH rIs, WIDEN Boz Oh. '..'.
.rr.r.f f.,Hr H.H.fN.. co.. r.'.' r. I,.'r' '"'
.u obj. p..l..bB.r.r OFF ell oHt a.., ... We OIL.
,...... ..... .,.... .-.. f..u W....t. Wu-.' e. CO.,
.ttrlr,.s srr-t Sew uI'.H".. ....' iH's 'u.n
uII...I .I.. r.Y..,," '.i.-, l.fdunrl b1H v.I''
trHrrat N,a O.l.trs. lrlr. vr ar.. l.r a''ab
t.H..r.. hury.r 5000. l..I.,r. NJ Sow NrN.
i~irrr. o.. ulNiNI.
r.. Pir. .rrr,F o. r..l r.. r.r.h uih oHtm~
H mr.i of i.U following ,'s..
rr t..I -..H W...r...|..rr
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CONSUMPTION!

1--WE llnyr E,rrrtlpni, rrnIred 10y 1n sSps.
tia.rrd pl,.fJiau aui 'lrnisi, lss now
ltf,us % t.sui.tfj rWplrai.au, srt i' orrsd ilf
is COMPLETE CUi,E ol ib.s' d,-ras,s ~ tie
Throat al Lung, which b, neglected.. ''suai'y
terminate fatal. Ir Consumption. u '"uiaiu'
up O5.sa, CrsHsi, or aB, 1.urul vhalr,'r, lat
i. cuurusrt entirely 81 three Rot, Hftt1 nd Veg
tilit sH..im.u which have .lsriGc iasueuc.
uni tbr hrg. arI ihrir cunu,sts.i Organs. H..
irr,rd r 81 rt r. o. l'', sIl lu,iaiiua. li gtnl.'
tur,r ihr rh,gm a1d uiu'r mp,nd .-rtetinn,
fpu, iGr throat all lir passages ,ihus t'l',i ihs
c.,u.h. o. .uI'aHg ihr inflammation and uihrt
rtr.t. winch gave rice o. 10. T. approved Il
aul rrc .an-ua--! %, rl,s,rars 90. a. hishe'.
s'lrllys. am r~t, le gwen viih p-ts,t sli,ty 20
iu, ,"u. get chii, or Tho mot drhC't, isrr,le.
PrIau.I Dr. \ /. SCONilL & Co, Gothic
Hal. 80 ?lG i,,pl .vls. y. Nmk.
Sew Ellnni prp.i-lIt llR 5 FERRY, No.
Currhii lIp-ilH, ".
SOD io ruI. I. AsurrUs : B.rIss Sou'h
Paris. ". \ EusT. 4. NuF'Ti. Bu,klal'. l..
Aua..ui z Co.; NH.NaY u N",e. ard &. l..
Tl-rIs. 80. l.vruu..o, :. Rsri, ONiI, &.
Dur,iIs -. ,nrrr, Mu. BRAY. 6Dij
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lnINTEn rIsIIl q MONS

o.. T..rt. pt.a,r,'. >tIu.I, na.., Perch, arl 1917
... -r b r.Is Of rr.Hr.r. E,.ur. Us i.I..rd hr.
r.4 ~ I.-r N.rfa. G,r'.l f.-.r kgfs; .'.
r.H.r ur.a snu.i iHIHf. o. Deuf Boo 'u1h. inc
Tly Rod. FISHING rui.I~ Zoo ''-Iatr n
Nrt..r Cones. tALtjIIAb BAMBOO TOLLS
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o., E#nr oi @ newspaper o' moHris
Lake ,.nmra.a, h-s discovered vav rn
rrcr ,.-. lun ,ru'.r li, method ls ra
r.r them VI. Nh. f.av7-r fresh.
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Tf.rr. Sr'r-1 a-I DO, IIrs 90 crrp color aHi
rsu.rr. Nuruv., Frog, Wru., lps,-r.; ur.
It'. uI.o.t SPINNING il.its. Spoon Bates Iuul.
o.. p.,Au,I. i.a,s, H.ae li'h, purhlai MaracrrI
J....
EtH- Bvtsr; Bat Brn; 80; Fl'.7c
So E4-, ag Jrr'ol Hg7us; Ia.As' Iart'l
E-ts; Sfyerl Gs: GHP: Ih.ii SIat~'i
yr-rI,; iH-'a's i1i41.,s, aud Uuurruu. Other
Article. ar che Aug.,r'. dee.
The above articles, both American au' Iorr.-n
..rr...t ufl Them mHHr c>f,.rh .riHc1lyrr'i.eI
1rIh r. ihus enabled 90 .1ruIy purchasers Hml
ur', with che rTrg tfi sHr''U fsIf ono .s r1"Hr'i,
I.t a..u with che cheapest descriptions of g'ris ,u
fil. Irr. uu tho uit.t isHu,Ih" t.fu. a' wholesale
ur retail MARTIN L.. BRADFORD.
lg2 Washington >ucrL BOSTON.
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Crool,ayy G. Glass Ware.
ff'I1T Subscribers. Impnr'crs % Crortcry
NuTr. uHrHr.iin 4, rvri,i0s irpuihe Mar
u.t.'uI..s even yAt.rrN ut
EAETHrN. FFlTTaNliWt7s
Wruliar, .r'l GOT g. ,r.armori C,o.
p ,t fHrU I..f I.f..i''r irI7s.
.g-Cm1'r, 90 .r., ari IIrr.sseVrr' Gre -
sIfUu., iH,.'r.tn -pr a,l.
STEELE 6 HAYES,
Il 10 Middle street, PORTLAND. ON
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ASTONISHING CTGE or SORT lGGS VI
TER NINE YEARS SrANhlN".
Cow 90 I,,'r Fsv w. ". J. ~ .hg.i H"'''
rls, laits e saiv, NJ Carifs u W
tH'H Ntfr7ir r., 1855.
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American 6 FOREIGN Fishing Apparatus

'UIlr .u.rf.r. . par,.ar Ar:'n. B.. invited
4 f.I.. .r.t.#s.'. BOG. a.s..II..r. ui
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rIeuINE nEELs.
ARTIFICIAL BAIT.

Foolish and Alr.ur. rri- rf Hu.s or Ger
Silver. Plain multiplying anil ,.I.h-g.. s.ar',
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
N N Ely NJ n X EFT.
SUNDAY. Nov. 20

SUNDAY, Nov. 26-6 y. NJ.
The arrival Of steamer with later advices and large
remittance Of gold dust from California had at the close
Of the week. favorable effect the stock Market and
throughout yesterday considerable buoyancy prevailed
The receipt OF million and half Of gold by weekly
steamer created quite favorable feeling and the impress
sion was that the shipments from California for the
month would show increase. Those who anticipate
such result will fear, be mistaken. The steamer
Of the 10th OF October from San Francisco brou down
nearly two millions Of gold, and s1Sl9,49 arrived at
this port the 9th ins by the North Star The steam
Northern Light arrived here the 14th with 1854 o5
being the shipment from San Francisco Of October 18th
The Star Of the West which win be due at this port
about Wednesday next, will bring the shipment from
San Francisco Of November 9TH, AMI the probability
is that IL win not be much half mil
lion OF dollars. Gold diggers in the interior
OF California have been in the habit OF send
ing their dust 70 San Francisco, TO meet
the steamers leaving that port the LIST AMI 18th Of
each month"; and II will be some time before the alter
nate steamers win get equal share OF the treasure
coming the Atlantic The arrival Of the Star Of the
West win show the correctness OF concus ons The
large receipts by the George Law and the small ship
oen BY the Atlantic, were considsNd favorable inlca
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69,O3A,2l2 Is
Certified by the Governor Of the Bank Of France,

appears from these returns that the metallic
has diminished during the past month SO 464f in
Paris and esl HI in the branch banks The discount
accommodation has increased both in Paris and in the
The advances public securities have aug
mentsd in Paris $50 lo0f and diminished in the depart
ments ~ SO0 The notes in circulation have decreased
In Paris 995 4oo, and augmented in the departments
The Treasury account current has increased
AL those Of private individuals have fallen of
20Oe in Paris and 204f In the departments
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Spain.
PROBABLE FATE OF THE BOURBON DYNASTY.

PROBABLE FATE OF THE BOURBON DYNASTY.
or Of the DISMISSAL
Bourbon dynasty In Spain both delicate and dicult
to discuss Since the revolution there has been no
adopted for her safetys sake the suggestions Of
her ministers But the confidence reposed in her here
extremely limited and II feared that did opportunity
offer and present themselves she would be found
but too ready to favor intrgucs against the political
situation she has accepted. With the opening Of the
rations during which the feeling towards the throne
cannot fail to be in way msnfested) than to in
dugein speculations to future events All that
positively state s thvt various prudent and moderate
persons here including than Of the depu-
ties not of the democratic party have expressed to
their strong doubts to the stability Of the sovregns
position. do not say, do believe that there Is
plan organised to change the dynasty Indeed the want
Of any eligible person to replace the present chief Of
the state - one Of the best chance: in favor
must reckon largely the chapter Of accidents on
expected but not improbable turns in public affairs and
beAores Queen Iooella at all events, to b extremely
circuspect in her conduct The discovery that sAe
playing double game ,ood raise that she could
hardly stem Any redctionary attempt in which should
be proved that the Palace implicated Uould in nav
e upset her throne 1t may be justly urged that Il is
to remove before we are prepared to replace
abide by the sober rules Of prudence9 There would al
ways be the resource of regency until something could
my own ideas that have been clearly exposed to me
by Others but rather the result OF general observation
Of an inanty of small concrring circumstances and Of
impressions carried away from conversations
! hesitate 70 gire an opinion to TIE pro
liabilities of the throne Of Isabella H. being preserved
very extraordinary Spain before the Cortes
on the eve OF assembling shall again have dispersed.
THE MINIsTRY-GRNERAL AMNESTY.
General San Miguel has been chosen President of the
Cortes; Seniors MADDOX, Dulce, and Infante Vice Pres
dents.
The Madrid Gazette publishes a general amnesty to
take effect on the occasion Of the opening Of the Core
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1t has been decided in the Superior Court Of this STATE
by Judge Hoffman, tina 1.-THE New Haven Railroad C0mpa-
ny are responsible for all the fraudulent stock Of that
company issued by Robert Schuyler.
Mr.. Albert H. Ncolay's regular semi weekly auction
sale Of stocks and bonds win take place Monday at
1917 O'clock at the Merchants Exchange. The list com
prizes variety Of Western railroad bonds Breckenridge
Camel Coal and insurance stocks.
The annexed statement exhibits the returns Of the
leading departments Of the Bank of England for the past
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THE LATEST COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Nv kKrOOi, Wcuneouuy, NOV, u r NJ
CoTToN.-Mestrs. Holingshead Co report the bust
to-day at 900 bales, including 900 specua-
ton and for export. Sales have been made to-day at
decline OF about sixteenth, compared with fridays
prices.
GRAiy-Messrs. Richardson, Spencer Co. say
"There is change since yesterday very little doing
attention being wholly engrossed by the war"
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81 los TO e. In other sort OF iron the markets are
quiet but prices are nrm On the whole, the progress
Of affairs indicate gradually clearing away OF specua
tive and unsound operations, and . speedy return 10
prosperous times In case Of peace.
QUOTATIONS.
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intrigues upon French soil This measure against
. diplomat, Of whose dangerous character there
just grounds for Suspicion cannot be considered
infringement OF right Is it necessary to state that is
more absolutely just when, not applied TO diplomat
accredited to another country Il only affects maniesty
need not say that these prn cipes are adntted and
respected everywhere only state that the application
which the French government forced 10 make OF
them has been appreciated and found just and proper
by the governments acquainted with the facts Of this
case viii not suppose that the United States govern
ment parting from these principles and refusing al
init their justice and TRUTH should try defend the
fragrant injuries OF Mr. Soule and should make subject
Of complaint against the French government from the
act provoked BY his conduct. Y.
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BROWNE SIMPLIFY & co.'s CIRCULAR.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL, 1854.
Since the date OF the above circular we have no
change to notice in cotton the market being very quiet
aud the demand freely supplied at the above quotations
The sales are 200 bales spectators and exporters
taking 2 800 bales.
Our market is quiet to day with decline of 3D.
per l0lbs in wheat Cd FER DBL in -four and Cd per quar-
ter in Indian corn.
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Bank or France.

The Honeur publishes the owing monthly debtor
and creditor account OF the Bank Of France made up to
ThnrsdaY. November 9th
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tons, and consequently had favorable effect but
do not any real improvement in financial Affairs
The banks will continue TO show a contraction in dis
counts, and is reported falling of in specie viii ap
pear Had the George Law arrived day or two earlier
the Atlantic would have taken out larger amount and
the banks in their returns for Saturday the 26th inst
would have shown increase The bulk Of the recent
rem'ances viii appear in next weeks report, the
ASIA from this port for Liverpool on Wednesday, does
not carry II away From England financial advcss
are not SO encouraging The last Of the Bank
OF England show loss Of bullion equal to the increase
OF the week previous and the advance in breadstus,
with protraced run, is likely to greater pres
sure in the money market. At home we have some
couraging prospects relative to exchanges decline in
quotations is considered by many panacea for all our
dculties and the the market are there
fore watched with great deal OF solcitude
The expectation Of specie from this port for the past
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each month OF the present year. is eS5lS against
e., 6G3, 0s1 in 1858, and fs, CAS- 493 in 1852
Exchequer bills Is. to rs. lower; as the surplus
funds OF the country invested in these securities the
price is In some measure barometrca indication OF the
supply Of money. The bank returns show slight dim
mutton in the amount Of bullion and the exchanges tend
rather unfavorable to England The receipts and ex-
ports have been about equal There has within the pas
few days been slight increase In the demand for money
Many OF the changes, fluctuations and consequent
crises in England trace the present regulations
the Bank o. England which is allowed TO issue fourteen
millions in paper against bonds and secuties but for
every additional Il they must have I'll increase in
gold added TO which they compelled to purchase
whether 1t is plenty scaree) all the gold that is offer
ed at the fixed price OF f3 lis 10 the ounce agra
waiting speculation in time of plenty by increased pus
ness and increased circulation OF paper and aggavatng
depression in time Of scarcity either from the drain for
war purposes grain importation, adverse exchanges
any other cause by the contraction Of its facilities. I'm
der the present laws the value Of money depends
upon the amount Of gold in the bank TIM and to forcte
its future value one has but to anticipate the amount
OF exports and imports OF the precious metals and the
price of Exchequer bills The drain to China has nearly
ceased To the continent the exchanges, although less
Grn are still favorable to England The only drain
likely to continue for general purposes to carry the
war. Accounts from Australia, India and America, all
indicate large arrivals OF gold Money will in all proba
bty be easier; under any circumstance, much easier
in case of peace
The returns Of the Bank Of France for the past month
show decline in bullion of I'll $50 000 which, added to
the dimnuton In the preceding returns Of $3.50 900,
show the important decline of e. 0oo whilst there Is
more active demand for discount. The amount Of
commercial bills in the bank till show an increase OF
about Coco, coo.
In consequence Of the failure OF the hop harvest TO
which we called attention months since, the price
Oh which was then quoted at from f5 to ~ per cwt
advance has been established and the market Is
tive at els 5s to col 5s. per cwt
In Metal-Spclter has advanced 10 f25 los. Scotch
pig iron has declined TO os Rails have advanced frou