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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-18

ara received generally a. money in business traasse-
tions. The Clinton Bank Of Columbus belonged TO
the last named class Of banks. More than year since
the Bank wac closed and business continued by it,
leading stockholders, private bankers, under the
STYLE Of the Clinton Bank The larger portion Of
the old circulation has been retired The new private
firm are bound TO redeem the outstanding notes
These gentlemen are represented to be men OF the
highest integrity, and Of great wealth. II Is believed
by their friends that circumstance arise which
will suspend the redemption Of the notes Of the Gin
ton Bank in coin.
The fourth class are the branches Of the State Bank
Of Ohio, which for capital and influence greatly e.
coed all Others There are thirty-eight branches.
The State Bank Of Ohio IL considered in Ohio as the
soundest I'M itution in the Union and for The prscnca
working Of its machinery, nearer the perfection oil
banking system thsn any other. The mother oahk'
or Board Of Control so called is formed OF members
chosen by each branch, who have po"er sccordingo
the capital of their respective branches ihey e's''
President and Secretary not oil ihen own oody'
They are a corporation, but have no capital ana do'
no banking business except to conuoi ana in'ee'uo
,afetv fund of the branches and to watch over re-
60 .na o,o.aDn delinquent branches. They have
:. 80, :, The local business Of the branches except
40 "a, q. NAV be necessary to protect the public or
o,bsr branches from loss growing out OF mprudence
or fraud. They have and exercise vi'itoria powers
n The most rigid character, and are authorized to
,.le instantaneous control Of suspected or falling
branch. branch has powe: to indorse over
note or bill once discounted by it. Such Endorsement
would be absolutely void. Any debtlyng over fcrsi1
months il required to be charged at once to profit and
loss and if the surplus fund not large enough to bear
it, he circulation must be at once reduced Reports OF
the most minute character are made quarterly, under
OATH giving the items in detail Of every liability, and
all assets Of the banks with the names Of every
maker or indorser Of note or bill held by the bank
Monthly statements also made of the general con-
don of the banks and separate statements are made
to the Auditor of State The circulation Of each
branch s registered by the President Of the State
Bank, and can never exceed two for one Of actual
paid-up capital and must be always supported by 80
v cent Of actual coin in the vault or on deposit in
New-York or Philadelphia, subject to sight draft.
The branches are bound for each others circulation
and this circulation is always legal tender in pay
ment to any branch The condition of the banks, as
shown by their quarterly report, August l, 1854, was
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Domestic Ports.

ARANZAs, (Tex.)-Ar 18th sehrs J Dix, Godfrey
NEWTON, Emma Norton, Graham, Mobile; is-h Henry
Cole Hazeton New York. 10 h. CbrysoiJ- AckIey do
18TH sct. WsshinEton Taylor Cedar Keys I7th Moses
Warinr Stone, PstieFsopvlie, La
ALEXANDRIA-Au Nov IL, schr Charles Carroll -
Hartford. SD schr Helen Mar 1ooEer Dsatoa Mao Arr
Nov Is. ,ehL Charles Carroll, ~, New YORK
ton 18Th sch Medors Richards New Yors CID brig A A
TynE Pierce Havana
BATH-Cld. Nov. 10, b.xt Archer Lewis Havana; brs
Surf. sweetsnd, Cameen. I'D ship 81 Peter y John
n b brig Sheet Anchor, Matanxaa Arr Nov II brs
GeorEe Rose Piet0u Jacob Doek Thompson PHILADELPHIA
CID brig Criues Aud Barbados nov r. onz. asr.
Pratt Yeou leo, Virgins. Carver Portland; schr. M.rhs
bursers Sylvester Baltimore Nd T. A Heath, Putnam,
Mars Ga
B0sToH-Arr Nov u.s. sbip spitsr. Arey NewYort; big
Hslif.I ,Br Obr-n Halifax schr DuKbury, cfsd Jer-
emie- Gle snip Weymouth. ln-s 81 thu port
tuns Elicit New OIlssns haIks BaIehnis Cook Gior-
tar; Reomsn HUI, ev0nesns; Chester Crosby Phis1s
ptis brit yohn Alfred Bslsrs Hsvsns Wsver-y Psrritt
Hsfst Ellen b. Kennedy ChAriottetown Pc Times
Phbn-x ChArleson COusius lof this port are Of ye~.
York Ps Porlsnd 70 losd a. Cubs; DR. Roger bafss sa
lem; sehr Challenge BHat Gibraltar market; Plat
Bsker Eorfchi Elouse Thsieh her, Philsdephs; John
ksibtr kiehsnson, W I'm nxton, Bet
B0OTHBAI-Ar Nov. big Bloorner, King Dorchester
NJ b, for Ne~-fort; sekr. Rebeees Merriam, CORVALLIS
BALrIMoRE-Arr Nov r. barb Els. Misseily c.Il.o;
sehr Woodbridge, Digs ssvsLnsh CD brio Young Repab
lie Libby salem; Contest. fBr aerds. H.ifaI $ |;
Zone. E., LivsTeol bsrks Andes lPeruv) Hooreho1se
CsIlso via vslpnsso; Vsoeiy Morrei Aspinv.l via
w Keys; brig Favorite, (Br Smart, Hsrbor Grace p
sekra Alice, Hsveu Hexfork. Emma, Bro~n Charle,toa
CD skip Leila Stafford Rotterdam bart Cele.tia smith
Boston, brig husn Dsvs Bsksr New York, Arueeabsh
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ahaIer,.

Cid New Bedford 18th bsTks Ohio Baker P.eife Ocean
ishs Dunbar Lincoln do land saed Also sd l5ta, BARK
Harvest. do
SID I'm South Dartmouth lih bark Benz Cummings, len
kins Pacific Ocean.
letter from Capt Clifford Of bark Heels Of New Bedford
dated Johanna June reports seychelles May q birk'
Hope Waite N.wB Bedford 800 % Plans ALA. We.tp,r
800 Ao, reports Johanna june 9 bark Florence Bar
ton Wren 100 sp. 60 VIII who reports June TO- Allnotet
Worth. DO.
AT Anjier July g. ship Martha Stewart Fsrhsvsn, $50
So; bark Gypsey Nickel New. Bedford 500 sp
T.eshuano Sept Is ship Barnstabe Coon New Bedford
100 sp go wb.
An. New-Bedford l4th BARR Lexington Mayhem. River
GsboOu Coat Of Africa Sept with 50 hbs 81 do bunpbk
oil on board. Sent home on the voyage 81 hbls 50.
CID at do 18th barts 0.prey Fisher. Pseihc Ocean Dart
mouth, tiate ship) Heath, do. SID barb Ohio for 40
An. at sPpesn i4th sehr Attsmsns, Hammond, Atlantic
Ocean with " bbs sp OIL
At Ksms July a. ship Peruvian Hussey Nantucket 400
sperm.
letter from Capt Lawrence Of bark Anaconda of New
Bedford, reports her on Shore Ground July lat 81
8, lon. lis W. with 800 bbis sp. oil
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Foreign Ports.

Sid from Shanghai Aug al, ship Thomas W. Sears Ander
son Newly
swstOw China Sept II bak What Cheer. Baker, from
Hong kOIg
SID from Batavia Aug a. ship John Q. Adams Lewt Ps-
dang and Boston; Sept bsrn Sea Breeze, Newell Mel
bourne.
LeshOrn 2ls ult ship 7. Roger Maxwell for N York
AZ about 18th ut bark Kate Lineola from New
York
St Kits about 18th ul, bark Psez Wilson, PhadsI
phis for Lssgsyra
sa from MaIssnlls Path alt bark Marcia Lang Boston.
Arr at ST. Jsso H'b Glt bark "yaDdoue Bro "a BstoG.
Arr at ssgua % lost bark SuwaTrow tendleon CsdenA
An At Cs pfuesos 50 net. brig Ehs Cot Boston
Ar at Astanzss "a inst schr Alice Cabaret, Orleans;
9Th, bak John BOYD UlIDer Cadenas brig James Rogers
Charleston SD 81. bark Georgsns, Cole New Orleans
Arr Csdenas 9th inst barn Enma r. Chase Moore Hs-
vsna SID. 4h, bark American GoOdng Boson eth. sehr.
Am Maria, Mitchell, Havana
AR at Hsysns Sd inst bsrk Pacific Humphrey New York;
brig Torno. Mtehell Bshs Honds and sd for Bostoa 6h
shs Al hrodite Harding and Erie. Curtis New York; brig
Fannie Camp bell JsosoBve; dste. bark Grsmpas. 5ut
ton Mobile Sid sd. bark Lunete, Bro~n, Bahia Honda;
bns Henrietta Norris Boston; schr Marietta Powers, ca
bsIs 5h and 9Th ofs Napoleon Davis Portland sehr Car
thsE, ma Wilson. ssltiuore.
Arr. At Liverpool. n. g. 3lst at sehr Allegheny, Law.
PIovineettwu tor La have
Ar halifax llth inst brig BIoomer rhOrburn Boston
sail l5ch her return.
Arr at huanch 3tth ut sehr Mary Ann Leblanc Boston;
ID inst, Raven, Downs. do.
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ht q S. lon 81 a. p.s.ed eos. ~ ne srss &C.. ss-.srs,
and Ibboon staIdrns. bad painted pois va ~, s a.
.aov. them and full length man nfnre-heea,,
As = no loo snot. hr Cs;hAriue Burgess OF AsaAa -
steering W. L &, Ju.n Cub. II
d.y, sugar &c 70 sept a. the O4. s ..ii.
lat 50 IS 1n n. fell N rih vesst IS % CO ~ sutn'.
ara rsrbs s,saehed; New, sol anon Gfsy 4 20 u
Nhsrf Baltimore on the sails ~, q iva, and ,xo
Barb Arabian fBr Mckenzie, VlsEo" O0@ y Nv"
passenger. TO J. s Whitney s,r IT I \ 5d.
.,t X 10 Niddeton Co The brig sP-nee' kifsy s
49, 49,. -.r-.S her chstn ,shor- insiae
the hsrbor, two day. previous sne ooeans '''-
risging. ke.. saved - u,..- phu.A.lnhl. s d.
schr Harmonic, tof 81 Geosee'l sie''"e''
for Baltimore. -
sehr J. X B.t.r Bsser, Harrison. hsh -
So. pr. "a, His.in. PrCvincetown, hss
srb, MOI -. WarthAm. nails
sehr IRE. ,te ne Brooks. Portland, stone.
sehr Y II Hubbard. johnson. Portland seone-
sebr ~ L. Hail Crosby Portland stone ,,
schr Pearl Kelley New Bedford bound 70 ADany'
schr 5 Rsntip Duryee, ekland, lime.
sloop Amelia Co-, RocilGnd stone
sloop W n Brown. Hallock Providence
sAILEp-s,e1IDshp Crescent City, MeGowan, Tor HAVANA
and New Oriesus
BELOW One ship
wINp-sunrse, S. w Meridian. s. s. WI Sunset s
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Disasters. Sc.

B.RxPR HAzELrrsE. (of Bo.tonl at Phlsd-phs from
eneeS heavy gale from E W. during which shipped
be.vy ed head and cuwste oros bead snees car
red away head rails kci Nov g. lat 30 go long IS, expe
Fs' hsie DasifL Richard from Havana bound to Belle
Isle put Charleston the 18th inst gu account OF SICK
BAG RussELL wilkins before r.pored of and Tor ss
eour ran into Vineyard Sound Of 10Th inst gale from
s E. Gay Head Ii but 1t soon alter eecon;
and the tho.ug came 70 anchor and
STA IN dragged ..hOre tn rock. about miles
Tsrrsalin Cove At las, aseSunt 9otans Of ,3th
lost Grew saved having landed 81 crest risk The Russell
sps rs Ser cargo i. Insured in salem sod Boston for sacO
TBE sAEE OF BosroN reported By Cspt Pendle-
on ID. stern the figure Of an OLD man believed the
wreck Of the Neptune which sailed 'm It Mars Ca about
Oct Harris K-ene, master for DemaUa and believed
that she h.d been in contact ves.. Her
gore leading the belief that the crew had left IN them
The Neptune unusually strong vessel built sciuae
10 old 2s tun ana v.sed at 81 for ~heh SUN sue
was insured ons he'll 81 the IN soon tae oInsi
Tar BARK T. A. RawL ms. Beem.n. master, Of and from
Norfolk bound Rio Jsneifo With of ab Jut 300
barrels our put into ,miton Bermuda 18Th ultmo IN d,
wsns Of span. Se Srp ss .osr OK
with wbirIwind which without sny warning at
RED away the b,rk mapmss with lie spare aud sso tbs
and fore toplssnt snd royal yards aad 90
Rswp. was in lat 81 % long 81 at the time Of th. sudden
visitation She would have discharge part OF her cargo Toe
weather from the time Of her leaving the hour Of
en-. srrdsp VA. oce,sonsy ger, suay but no gale had
After the whu~nd the weather quite 'qnaJ
with beay, rubnns Captain Beeman thisss thu
there had been gale in the vicinity OF the sermuds
Islands About mile from the z. Rswins st the time Of
the above occurrence the bark Two Brothers Of New
Haven bound the West Indies She promptly bore down
to the Rs~liD' and offered assistance rns Captain Of
the Two Brothers informed Captain Beem.n that be h,i st
nothing the vhirwind aud proof o his vessel
ea,ibs royals The t. Ras ins her frat Tue
cargo Of -four has discharged and 5O barrels damaged,
" to have be, sold the LIST NOV.
ALErTER from CAPT Rose u bark Dove sfNew London.
dated Oct that the 18th Of Sept lat SO 81 Ion 81
a. In heavy gale hove her ends carrying
lib ard bbooms breaking OF about four
within the csp shipped Oyerhe whea carried
away spsker boom spankr mfen Gnd fofeop mast stay
sails th. bulwaks from fore rgEinf Ia board
de and al forward Of tho gsngwsy the ssroo.d SIDE two
bosts and stove others.
Tar scHs ONWARD, seen In q sinking condition by brig
this will doubt 10 be the Onward,
OF Eden Ne Capt suset which cleared at Boston zst ut'
for Attakapas.
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Arrived.

L. s. NJ steamship Nashville. Berry. Chsrlestoa 81 hours,
ndse and passen spo5ord Teston Co Tnursdsy
4P M Cape Hstters Light bearing W, EXCHANGED signals
With steamship keystone state from Philadelphia for SssaD-
nah AT p NJ Of Boldly IsSnd Light. eIehaassd .snsls
With steamship lance ser hence for Charleston; .nd al ct
NJ. with tnshp FLORIDA. for savannah Had stroas
winds from n ~, during the passage
ship Cora Liza, RIA. Glasgow Sept 7, and s. days from
Rsthssy ndse 80 passengers Dunhsr Dimoa Nov.
lat IS S. Ion IS 81 exchanged signals with ship steering
showing signal with s.es X day lst- q 30,
lon 81 passed the wreek OF vessel apposed orig naned
Water LAZY vsnrlosseS and ABANDONED Nov g. lat ~ is,
lon 81 GsnAir-d steamer steering T. Tse C. l. expereneed
heavy westerly eLes earinE the passage
Ship Arvsn Basror chAse, shieldS5 dA, coal TO Bar
clay Livrs s; vesse to Brett Son Co Experienced
&C., fen In vh the wreck Of brig Strive tBrI Capt Evsns Of
and ffsm Newport Wales. With rsrosd roa bound He~
Ycrh iDasted and In smiling condition.; tod Of Capt T.
and brought them 70 this port Capt reports four
days pFsvoss u2thl sxpenssesd violsnt hurricane from
sssi sove the luiwsrks ss.1 ~ vsssl - badly;
81 the lssh b he Asn Capt Chs e sAsa
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF kEw-YoRK....... NovEsskR
Cleared.

steamsbipe-Glassow (BL) Cumming, GLASGOW, heSy-
mon; Crescent City, MCGOWAN New Ofeans NJ o. Roberts.
shps-E T. HATtshorn Liverpool Zerssa Co Qslckstsp,
Cook, London, Durham Dinon; DreAdnsuiht samaels,
Liverpool, D. Ogden Forest City Allen. APaaeheola L.
Post
Brss-L T Knight Griffin. Wilmington, J. Gilms1r K
Co Caroline, Brysn berhiee White Dune.n Mary En-
Nv lizard New Haven Hotchkis Bros; Charlotte Hor-
ton Rio Gr,nds Brazil Nee ready Mott Co.; C.roni, Re-
vans ssul. RIVER Ga, " @. ~hitmorei ssnsoa, Murray,
ST MATks Brodie Pes Rese (Ssrd Cspuro MArseies.
sehoonsD-hit, Dssosway al. Handria Abbott. Dodge
Co. Nekeron, al, Port al Prince, Chase Small Co
Ellen Lousa Thompson New Haven. master; River Qaesn.
Fowler Providence master; Pond Crosen, Portland.
s. W. Lewis; S. WIletts, Csmerden, Warrington. n.
Mathews; WiDumeyeh. Morrow, Havana, Gilnariin y.
p Lsdd, tBr) Johnson. St John, n. B. D. X. De Wolf
soop--WlAIi, Can, Newport uAster President. Prior,
Stamford. master
Propsler-Onsiia stachhcuse Philadelphia j. BTisgA
Barle-erb, M 5rrson Phisdslphia, J.A Hand Co.
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Markets. Reported By Telegraph.

BUFFALO Nov. l7-FLouE-A driving storm Of snow and
rain which IN early this morning, and which continued
the day greatly CHECKED operations prices are
lac better than yesterday; sales 500 bbls ct 80 ga % %
for good choice Illinois, ss SO IS for good 20 choice
WHEAI-For Wheat there u fair milling demand but the
In money matters which getting worse
eyery dsy restrict business Gales 1890 bush white Nj hissn
at 8 s6dS2; and $50 bush Wisconsin at 81 So CoRs-
Corn fair demand and steady; sales IS 900 bush al TIC
OArs-Oss are quiet and nominal at Al 141c WHISKY
whisky firm in moderate supply sales 80 bills al Sc
CANAL FREIGHTs unchsnged-1oc. on Flour, pc on
and Ice Corn NewYork Receipts for the last
"a bous-FlouT, rs bbs; Wheat, H,Ssl bushels Corn
SO bushels; Os 20 Al bushels; Barley, IL Gao bushels
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Total. IS ,sie, 900


Decrease lbof
The from the LIST TO the 18th inclusive.
The following Copper shipments are reported
"Oct. o. by propeller Globe, from the Minnesota
Mine, 10 masses, weighing q tuns 1889 b. and %
bbls. weighing 20 tans 472 ID. Nebraska Mine, "a
masses, weighing tuns e64 H., and 10 bbls weigh
ing tuns 500 h. North American Nine, 81
masses, weighing As tuns ,6s2 10. Cliff Mine, 81
masses weighing 25 tuns 635 h."
The receipts Of the State Treasury of Virginia for
the fsca year ending the 3oth ut. amounts to
ssols $751; and the expenditures to $500 242, leav-
ing balance on hand of s32l, 346. OF this balance,
SOC 23 goes to the sinking fund and sl55O7s to the
Board of Public Works. Included in the receipts Is
the sum Of 1891 ,6s5 which was hand at the CON-
meneemeRt Of the fiscal year.
TIE Pork MovEsEsr.-The increase in the move
ment Of Pork from the West to the East forms i'm
portant item in the commerce Of the country. AT the
opening Of navigation in the spring, the increase
was rapid amounting in few weeks TO 10, 600, 900
his since then the increase has been steadily main
tanned.
The receipts Of this article alone in the shape Of
Pork, Lard ar Bacon via canal during three years,
hal hear follous.
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In connection with this statement, the following
official figures from the Liverpool Custom House
show very marked decline of Exports to the United
States during the past three months as compared with
ne same months Of last year, and this decline con-
tinued to the end of October in increasing proper
ton. The Imports up to August are probably all re-
mitted for The amount to be RENTED is very much
iss than at this time last year. not only in regard to
quantity, but also in regard to value:
aHtynEyrs Of Cotton Linen Wooiea and Worsted Fabrics
,om Lirsrpool the p,iaepal port Of ne Uaisd states,
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Guoken. 90

Oct - lat 10 50 S. lon IS s. brig Nancy, (Of BalnoreJ
from Rio de Janero for New Orleans
Oct lat s5I Ion 81 % .bip Avondae Fry. from Bad
more for San Juan del Sur West Coast OF Africa
Nov TO- a 50 So lon 70 80 bs Oxford Aoalton, I'm New
York for Gonayes.
Nov IL Nonrauk NE by u miles schr Caroline Grant,
Gem, from Southern port for Bath. .
No date lat So 81 90 ship Gibraltar, kilman, from 81
John, N. B TO- Cork -
Oct 81 lat % % lon s. IS shp painted black,
steering s. w, showing blue with border aud
nsme 10 center which could not be made oat . .
Oct 81 10 IS Ion. 81 So brig Annswsn from Gull OF
Mexico. Of and for Baltmore.
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CQFyEE-The nartst dpI and heavy sales soc bass Re
ase and 80 bags Of GevsrAnsni lava Isie stsek u
.DRUGs AND pYEs-ne MARKET generally . dali ,and
hesvy the salss since lest he.ds NJ Jsss 10 bond
r s1pers 81 IS 10 eases OIL BsIssao ei gi; 80 bsss
Hemp Seed 81 nii vanilla Beszs private terms;
vSsH : m hsht suppy, Sess.s Hst<Ahis on Peppermint in
- 4, e. IS nsAi - bt,A Blows Ne Csssoz on %
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- IS 4s7a7 nslO s7I 95l!

Total ........ g .4s7 t7 $50 III 35l5IyIss2
The increase this year over last, it viii be- seen, is
lll77l36 bs and nearly double the receipts OF ls52.
Reduced TO tuns ii reaches this year the enormous
quantity Of 3l73 SIS tuns and at liberal estimate
reaching value of o., 367, 2s4.
HoGs.-TRe Lsuisvle Courier Of Saturday rays:
The weather is unfavorable for packing and the
times are too hard and too precaous for buying, and
the farmers generally will psck their own account.
The receipts light ct present though our packers
anticipate full seasons work. Prices are unsettled,
with, however, much frmness on the part Of hold
ers, who manifest disposition to lower their figures
ALBANY Argus
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financial.

QUARTERLY STATEMENT Of the AFFAIRS
o[ ofThE MUTUAL LIFE IssUR ANCE COMPANY Of
e1.York for the quarter ending Slst Octobes 1854
Assets hand July 81 1854 Last report 3fs 81
RECEIPTS DURING THE QUAaTER.
Received for Pre- niuns. .............e IL l1 81
Received for InLeresL................. A,l9f 80
ISL $40 IS
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lF,o,n our Correspondent

purr AMI pf}i IA Nov IT-Arvfred-BrisT P. Perkins
pr,I Portland .ehr James James smith Jacksonville sch
sidney Miner. Bolles BricEepotr
Cls9,sd-Bsrk M Taylor Boston; brig Geo washington
nsy Savannah; ,ehrs Virgins Dean Charest3ni p,Sid
~. Shan Wilmington n Mary Loaisa Steenan, -
ton; Nsry II. Mihlin Perry, Pov dene@; Lucy Atwood
Chase East Cambridge; barge star Fell New-fork.
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By Telegraph.

BosToN-Ar. Nov. II, banks Majestic Glasgow" rsnaf0'
'hEW-oRLEAYs-Au Nov. IS, brig wsPpo, Lne0ln'ile'
Maine.
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FRIDAY, Nov. ~, 1854.
Ashfs-The market 10 uesdy bat quiet the arrivals are
neesnei ssles Of Pos st % s7t and Pearls 81 % IS
SOifON-Our mx5ket Exchanged, the demand y tar for
hsnae sse, and the receipts are lager We qsote
hkwyoHk SLAsslTfcATios
Upland. Fkcfds N u A TeIss.
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a. .o.. Beef, 9Ie; 500 bbh- Flour, H. 10 Lon
=. 600 tcs Beef, $40; $50 pkg. Tea me;
- 900 gala o. ISL a2oI. charter for Ireland wss
40 an private terms To Hsvre; some Cotton at
Ie. Bone. &C.. Corn, Zoe, &c. A stave char
,er kor Csdiz, thence to South America, was made,
b.t the terms did not hsDspre
The Sub Treasury received $40, $685. paid s22,ssa;
balance, &c, 537, o7s. There also e3o,ooo re-
,siyed from Cincinnati. A custom has recently OBJ
uined here by special permission Of the Secretary Of
fhe Tfeasury, which is Of great convenience to our
importers. The money for duties on importatoAs at
the lake ports Chicago Oswego, &C.. is allowed to be
Maid INTO the Sub-Tessury here and the Treasur-
ers receipt is received by the Collectors Of those
norris as specie. This is saving Of the risk and eI-
pence Of transporting specie to and from those ports
Mr.. Cisco, in order to accommodate merchants i'm
porting railroad iron and other merchandise at the
West, has cheerfuy assumed the additional labor and
responsibility Of this arrangement.
In addition to the designations Of Directors Of the
New-Haven Road previously announced, Messrs.
Keteham, Sturgis, Phenx, Blackstone, Worthen and
Tbsyer resigned to day The vacancies have been
filed by the election of Moncure Robinson Of Phila-
delphia, Peter T. Homer Of Boston, w. w. Billings
Of New-London, N. A. Bacon and Dennis Kimberley
Of Eew-Haven, G. w. Miller Of New-York. Mr..
Boardman, the acting President, holds on until the
new managers are settled to their duties.
The imports Of Dry Goods continue to show large
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAT.
spK-Rhes... 50 ses..... 40 MooS-Rses ..... 50
| HIGH warEk.....rBIs DAY.
Sandy Hook. IS Gov Isand.. Hell Gate.... %
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Receipts OF Produce. Nov. II.
BY ne Norn Rrer Boat,-l0 ~ bbs Flour 6s5 pkn Beef
20 90 Ashes $50 do whhhy 6S is bushels Corn 5000 bb
Apples, and sundTiea
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II NICKERBoCKER LIFE Ngrn ,vr.

IA CohrAsY..T ioorins ,s.issesi ssAiIls .. -.
.h.s for he esoss Of d. insured 'ss u. ,,ss ss,
lated that the Cogp .ny inJuies BY he cree
Knie.eress.er Sack That in.a,ies 20 "a, ~
posed Is leo. than - 80. all Of which wlI - .sanf e.
four si,hs ef,hs Directors Of this coaSss, are ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-18

BY balance ~
By the fore SONS IL will - that although the Cosn,
have al r.k 81 ga "a tLsir loans smosni snly 81 al
The Bonds and Moftsstes Tor the capital stoet N
BY the Commissioners appointed BY tho Ceatrssr n ~
State and the remainder for surplus, 500 upea sSssa,
good city property.
The President spd Directors hereby invite all thee ir,.ss
call the Office and examine the books wheA u
cheeIfay shown and explained by ....-
STEPHEN c. WHEELER, Secretary.
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IN TELEGRAPH COMPANY Of the City Of New faf-
Notice 10 hereby given, that pnbc meeting Of As ssess
holders Of this Company will be held 10 the City Of hew
the Office Of the National Express Company, No. sssss
way, the 6tb day Of December AeIt at 10 oseeh ~
J. A. PULLEN, Vice PresiAss