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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arr from New Yori eih Mary Des Vcrons e. HelvoeL
Arr from Boston 9Th th,,sFoEth at Liverpool
Ar from New -OTcsrs It'll Thcts Amman
SID for New York sth sarah Park, from Southampton;
American Congress, tom Portsmouth; 9Th, Edwin Cohen
Bristol; Chaos. Liverpool
Sc Il = Boston 9Th Mis- Mac. Gravoscnd.
sd Tor Charleston sth Anra Margsrcs CAIlf 9th Aecto
Bristol; Idas Royal Victoria, Liverpool
SD Tor Savannsh 9th, Arab, Annoy, Liverpool
SD. for New. Orleans 9TH Franklin King. Liverpool.
sid for Mobile 9;h, David Feuing Harmony, Liverpool
Liverpoo-sd llh. Arctic Zefega foT New-York. In the
river bound Nilism Tapscotf Constitution Lady
Franklin CID, ST. Paek for New Yoli WSverey China.
Entered cor loading Nov TO- Star Of the West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
FRANCE.

The Paris Monieur has a concaiory editorial on
the subject of Mr.. Soule passing thr ough France.
All available troops are being hurried of to the
Crimea
The following official dispatch is published
PARIS, Friday: The visi. Of Lord Palmerston to
fhis city will be an official mission concerning the
polio, Of France and EDgla4d in case OF attack
Cuba by the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
ARREST FOR ARSON.

WATERToWN, Thursday, Nov %, I5oI.
Robert Wilson is the name OF the mao who was
caught in the act Of firing unoccupied building in
this place and who arrested few days since by
E. w. BeI edict lie has confessed the act, saying
he set FIRE to the building to prevent the occupation
of it by women of bad character. His house was
searched, and large quantities Of stolen goods were
found in the possession of bis wife, Himself, wife
and son are now under arrest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

TheBroker circular reports moderate consumpve deand
for during the week at Improvement Of "a to cd
bushel FLOUR realized 3d advance up TO Tuesday but
speculative inquiry having ackened this advance was scarcely
maintained INDiAs CoEg in setdy sale at d5 desrer
NessrA Richardson Spence CO. report that at fridays
marlet WHEAT Ia coed demsnd at "a over tuesdays
prices white quoted e. l2edlS red lGl fLovs 9aiet
iimore and Philadelphia 4iI6dt5i Ohio. 40 Sour, w.
White Corn, 49, 1885, yellow, % 4bIi mixed d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
Lirernool Produce Market.

From The Brokers' Circular ASHES 6u ard unehansed 10
TUsTESTISE nothing doi g Spirits steady at 49, RESIN inres
alsr demand; sales 500 bbs mostly st4 Common LIS
SEED or In fair demald previous rates OLIVE OIL quiet
PALM n fair inquiry Pre- irregular RAPE quoted az 81
ASH TaLLow quiet; last weeks figures barely sustained
v G. GLE North American sold al 59a65i LlSssED CAKE
sood full rates Nothing doing IN OOEhcirko
BARK In DyEwooDs the transactions were very limited
CoyTEE steady MoLAsSEs higher Cuba Muscoyado sold at
M suGAR-A large business done for French dsees put
closed quete RICE in moderate request 100 casks Osiohna
xolda q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
RAILROAD ACCIDENT AND DEATH.

PHILADELPHIA Thursday, Nov. %, 1851.
James Hall conductor of freight train on the
PennsylvaDa Ralroed bad one of his legs torn oil,
yesterday morning near Lewiston, as he was in the
act Of detachng portion Of the train while il was in
motion. He died last night. His remains Will be
brought home today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
rsxe,rooi Provision Market.

BEEF IN steady demand aud holders very firms Government
lad advertised 1900 additional Pork firm aud prices
better, Government wants l6 Geo additional os bAcoN-The
beh pces asked checked sales LARD unchanged but rather
ftyorns sellers; quoted st ~ d55i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

Troy, Thursday, Nov. ., Iejf.
young msn named John Canolly met with an ac.
cident TO day, at Taylors chain factory, which will
probably prove fatal He fell from the first story of
the building, a distance OF twelve feet from the
ground and in falling struck sharp stick which had
been driven into bench with such force that 1t ran
clear through his body until it struck the collar bone
He was taken Immediately TO the City Hospital, but
il is very doubtful il be can recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
CAPT. PRTCE-THE CLERGY RESERVES.
o.. n IL.

QuEBEci thursday Nov. %, l5j4
Capt. Price, Of the brig sylvia Rhes, has been ae-
quilted on the trial for shooting two men, who
to bis vessel in a boat using violent language to-
ward him, and whom be looked upon thieves.
The third reading of the Clergy Reserves Secular
cation Bill was carried this afternoon in the Legis
latve Assembly, by vote of GO against 30. Tee
minority consisted Of High Church Tories and EI-
trtme RefOnnen-.be latter voting against the bill
because it allows the stpenoares to commute their
ie-clams
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
DFFAICATION.

CLEvELAND, Thurs1ay, Nov. u Is5I.
Tic investigation by the agent of the Treasury De-
psr,ment shows dedication by Ex Collector Russell
of this port 70 the extent of about 100000 in duties
not accounted for. Russell was indicted for this
bezzement last spring and recently deposited with
the United States District Attorney securities 10 the
oXrnt OF about $50 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
FIRES.


FIRE Is BROOkLfN
IRE broke out IN frame building, al the ioot OF
Seegwck-st, about , O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
IL was occupied a. an oil mandatory by Messrs.
smith & Green. and the fire caused By the boil
irg over Of kettle Of oil. The building was burned
cowp. LOss about $500; not insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
THANKSGIVING IN PHILADELPHIA.

FHILADLLFHlA, Ihursdhy, NOV. % I7JI.
Thanksgiving Day is being celebrated here with
greet deal of spirit. Numerous volunteer companies
are cut on parade, making fine show. Business is
generally suspended. The Board of Brokers have
Adjourned over until Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
BELGIUM.

The Kings speech at the opening of the Legisla-
ture, November 10, says, that Belgium feels more
strongly than eveS the value Of neutrality. II also
mentions that industry and art are Aourishing, and
that q commercial treaty has been concluded with
Mexico
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
allies would now push the to successful ooncu
80, ON a permanent peace basis.

An Admiralty notice, posted at LOyd's, announces
,hst next sphng strict blockade Of the mouth of the
Danube, and also Of al Russian ports on the Black
Sea, Sea Of Azof The Baltic and White Seas, will be
strictly enforced.
new route has been organized for receiving in
blHgence from The Cfmea in three days aud eighteen
hours.
TIE Greek firms in Manchester have drawn on
themselves much censure by public rejocings for the
Ill success Of the allies before Sevastopo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
LontJon Markets.

Mess Barring Brothers report Colonial and foreign produce
,rbont sctiyity BRrADsrUTTs small arrivals and prices
,,ll Advancing America White WHEAT S2l $50 red 80
1q851 FLOUR. IS an. SUGARS Illuminate TEA dun.
RcK In 5000 demand and rather sher LARD IN request
sSIGN for Western mixed Iron eout nued angad hails
onoted At 81 49, G8-ree board 10 Wales Mixed COZ
prs In GOOD demand. LEAD firm Pig . ST. TN hTm.
sPgtTrF had recovered and sold at & p on the spot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

The sleighing in the country aroand Buffalo is de-
Eghifrl. and numerous parties h4ve had trip over
the snow, through the " everglades" So Gays TIE
BrGgl9 RfPstlc Of the ssd,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

els D.piels Miles Bisbop NeL4l.a F-rher O-ifh,hs'
Cory Giber,s b. sbehe Bowler Adoning onw.v Ccnets
Simmons, Chsuprops Heurquss. RotbWs1 Prescott Lam
bert Honsyshsrts ftwol, NJ. Fslquei reLe.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
N Co. report the market 70. American secaII.
LIVERPOOL FIeights.

FEEiGHTs to the United States steady AZ previous re
although shipments SLOW. To Newf0k Dead Weigh,
ws, quoted 20 4 6, Fine Goods II 6 Cosrse Goods and
HAdwsIe l2 EsItheuwsre Pssseng saree al - los
Tcunsge 10 New Orleans scarce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

UP FoR AFRIcA.-The Rev. Loudon Evans as fine
specimen Of the African race ss we have seen any
where, called upon Us yesterday. He is naive Of
North Carolina, but has refi1ed in STATE gres.
many years. By his own efforts he has purchgsed
his Osn freedom and il raising means to set hs
fsmiy free. Succeeding this, his destination Is Airca
rs permanent home. LOuton has been licensed
Methodist preacher for thirty years and hS the doc
umenis prove that he has always sustained an ex-
Mobile Regstse, Nov IS.
LAST KAs.A. EMoRArIos PARrY.-The fifth aud
lsst party OF emgrants from this city to Kansas et
Yesterday afternoon under the charge OF Nr. Charles
III BraDScomb of Hoyoke, agent Of the Engran' Aid
Company They left in good spirits. The party num-
bered thirty hen il reached Springfield where three
more ioined il. much larger number would have
sore had not the Aid Company discouraged fsrthss
Emigration at this late period OF the No other
P'''' Boston Telegraph "a.
DANCER OF TRUsTfyG YoCR WUE.-The Eiitor
Of The Grees Bay iWis Adv0eat> is = Democrat.
his wife Wing. COnidiDg his psper to her manage.
ueut be recently stated on an eectiOnesTiDg tour.
The sdy reversed the engine changed the politics Of
the rrpfr aud the editor hurried nome lust in time 10
pre5eEt the reuaoyA. OF The OF h layorte can
cidste from the columns 81 Tte irocqtc. Have sny
Of cur Whg or Democratic Editors In Massachusetts,
Know Nothing wiyes-snd, If 90 are any OF tho
Aforesaid Editors absent from home Boston Atlas
NAvAL.-The following officers have been ordered
g. the L. 3 sloopof-waT Falmouth, citing out al
the GOsport navy yard. Commander Thompson G..
shaw Licviensnis' SAM r. Knox, f. Window, John
WIkirson, Abner Read; Lieut.. Of Marines T. o.
Payne Surgeon, j. j. BrOwnls,; Asst Surgeon, Mi
Chetl Hsrs; Purer, 4. b. stockton; Passed MID
shirmeB, 1hCs. W. Broedhesd, Geo. Z. Belknap;
Midshipmen, VIM. G. Dozisr, John Cain, Jr Bat
swain, Francis A. Oliver; Carpenter, George Wilmer;
Sailuaker, John j. Stanford.
The redoubtsble city Of Erie has awakened from
Us sOmnoiescenes. The quiet Of toe suIamer was
but a deception. A slumbering earthquake Il stll
there, and Is about TO break forth with ibe fire. fuss
end fury Of last winter. The Common COunol Of
that city have passed resolutions authorizing the
Mayor 70 direct he High Constable to ." remove the
railroad track occupying the street sSi.T one weeks
notice to the Railroad Coaespy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
IIavre Markets.

HAvRE, Nov. 8, Evening -CoTroN Is firm, but without
mach animation Our is becoming reduced The anS
.ty in regard TO the inefieres with business
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
London Money Market.
American Securities.

CoxsoLs closed at sStd93i MONEY without ehsuss Do
LAS quoted at 5ilR EAGLES, 76IS DouBLooSs, "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
Glns~o1Y Markets,

M,..r. John Athys Co report BBEAosruFFs all sd-
x,nceA And the stock on baud small BEEF and Posk Ia ar
sen.nd stool nearly out LARD steady RESIN &C. deareT
SFIRIrs OF TURPESIINE held Of 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
Liverpool Money Market.

There is plentiful supply OF Money for prime bs al easy
,t. iut second rate long dates not in favor The pros
rect Of high prices for GRAIN awaken' Apprehension
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
DEPARTURE OF TUE STEAMSHIP CANADA

TIE steamship Canada sailed a, 6 o'clock thi. morn
ing from Haliiox with southeast wind i5r B1ston,
where she viii be due about O'Clock on Friday az
teruoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

The Bloomington IN Aers Letter gives an &C.
count of the progress of a that has been going on
in Polk Township, Monroe County, between party
Of selfconstituiod regulators" and gang Of noto.
"tors" have lynched several Of the outlaws dcmosh.
ed the mansion Of Salle Quick, and notified the vi
llaiIs to leave the county within given time Geo
Washington Fleetwood, Thomas Jelienon Fleetwood
Andrew Jackson Fleetwood, Wiley Divar, and H.
ram Fleetwood were al severely whipped, bat the
latter on account Of his old age and ignorance was
"Iet Of with only ninety lsshes. The Fleet woods
openly confessed that they had been gulty Of house.
burning CONTRIBUTING sheep-stealng, robbery, &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
IlverpooI Cotton Market.

There bss beep nc prices during the week. Sales
ael7O bales, including on speculation and 1900 for
non, but sti quiet feeling exists end the demand is freely
suppiea At the following quotations: -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
sto,e of Trade In Manchester.
Ltverpool Breadstuffs Market.

Great irreeuarty existed IN goods and YARss, with Of
nal forced sales Of goods at great sacrifice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16

GAvAzz1's RETURS.-It is said that Padre or
Signor Gavazzi is about to return to this
country, and expects, on the strength Of the
Know Nothing excitement, to succeed still
better than on the occasion of his last visit.
this friends have made any representations Of
this character to him, they have misled him.
In the first place, public feeling with regard to
illustrious exiles, or distinguished foreigners,
has undergone great change OF late People
are not likely to let fresh Kossuths or Mitches
run away with their wits second time; and
Gayazzi, though an advcnturer of a different
order from these, will share the effects of the
feeling they have reused. Secondly, the
Know Nothing movement has ceased to be
sectarian struggle between Protestant and Ca.
tholic, to become a thoroughly political re-
votution. IF Mr.. Gavazzi attempts to interfere
with it, he will be put down at once. He has
no concern with its aims OF its purposes, and
will only be tolerated on condition that he lets
II alone This IL certain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16

The REASON WHY MYRoy H. CLARK
DOES Nor REsIGN--A SEWARD TnrcK.--The
Twenty Senatorial district Of this State
of which Myrou II. Clark, the Governor elect,
is the representative, is composed OF the coun-
ties of Ontario add Livingston. In these
counties, at the present time, there is decided
Know Nothing and anti-Ssward majority, they
having elected to the next Legislature three
democratic Asscmblymen-ali ofwhom will vote
against the re election Of Seward to the United
States Senate--and one wing. Ia both Of the
above counties the Know Nothing vote near
ly doubled that OF either Of the other candi
dates and ives almost equal TO all the others
combined, and thus we are brought 70 the con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16

sam GREEN REDrvIvus.-As will be seen by
reference to another column, that shrcwd Yam
kee though eccentric writer-"Th Man Wot
Nominated Frank Pierce"-has returned to the
capital, and writes farther sketch Of his ex-
pcriences Some such saustic visitor was
much needed at the present time. If Mr..
Green's health remains good-and his friends
allow him to continue TO write, a food of light
will be thrown on the doings of the President
and his friends during the winter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16

rsAvY DECLINE IN rnE CHARLESTON COTTON;

EEAvY DECLINE IN TIE CHARLESTON COTTON;
MARKET
CHARLESTON, Dec. Is, 1854.
The continued unfavorabe foreign adylces for cotton
have seriously Infected prices In market which
closed to-day At irregular rates the average decline
the week being not less than Nc TO c PEI ID. The.
sales Of the week loot up about 10 0O) bslss and
quote the extreme prices at &c. gAc., according ~
quality The rrce pts or the week estimated 1t
1890 bales, ana tie stock in port, exclusive OF ship
board, 81, go bales.
FBiLADsLPHIA STOCK no ARD
PHILADELPHIA Dec Is, 1854.
TIE money market il without change. STOCKS
HIm. hsadDg, sax, Mofri- Csnat ia; Long Island
Esilr, ad, lh fennsywania RaiLroa1 Al Pennsylvania
SIS, SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16

AT the Metropolitan-s J. Holloway oswego; L. Fall
yenje and lady Paterson H. Buckhard New Oreans Jose
Ma Garcia New York; G. Nichols Provdenco 7. n. Tay
Tor, and J. B. Weaver and lady St. Louis; Fletcher and
family, Virginia; J. r. Obey u s. Coast Survey; II. c.
Watkins Virginia; DR.. Summers and LADY, ". s. A.; o.
Palmer, Bufalo A. Baxter, Vermont; j. NJ Batcheder,
Boston
At the st. Nicholas-Gen B. r. Bruce, Lenox; Gen. o.
vandenburg, Syracuse Cen James L. MITCHELL and T. s.
Chambers. Albany; b. W. Whitney. Buffalo; L. NJ Foot,
Chicago; Hon. John J. Monncl Eewburg; Capt A. e.
Burnside, Providence; W. D. Stewart SyrAcuseC D. Ban
ohard, San Francisco; +. A. Bates, Al E. Perkins,
Boston, C. r. Goodwin San Francisco Lieut. w. N. HOWELL
Kew jersey r. Williams Bunalo Hon. John Emmends,
Texas.
At the Astor House-G. H. Hubbins, Stonington; A. +.
Edwards and G. Gilmore Saratoga Springs; A. ~ Parker,
Detroit; A. M Kimber, Philadelphia; w. NJ Curtis Boston,
Capt. De Russey, U. s. A.; H. +. Williams, Col Williams,
J. r. stephens, o. E. Miller, I. Adams and family, and R.
N. Adams California.
From San Juan in steamship Northern LightCapt Place
aud LADY, Capt Sherman Capt Holt, Major Barnard and
servant Adams lady, four children md two servants
Mrs Terry, Terry. VIM Wardrop II McKibben, Good
win, Barstow, 4 Galloway, Iomerick, r Haven G.
Brook Col Williams + Stevens, l. Miller, Mr. Hugen
and servant, Hunt and servant, Hillary Anahle
Robertson ID Hotchkiss and boy, b Newcomb, No.
Glatchen, Y Worre Wells Fargo Co.'S messenger 4
Williams, Anable, Chas Pole, Mr. Huntington and lady,
l. Berck w Hardcastle, Seaton, McKouse,
Turner, Pierce, J Dahont, N Muller, c Flagg.
Thomas, Ward, Ward Geo Farley, and 24O In the
steerage.
From Charleston in steamship Nashville-Geo sslus
Thomasay, r Lyon, W Hood, II West aud lady, MIS-
Bullock Miss Bullock, Melly-l7 In the steersge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-16
Political Intelligence.

DISTURBANCE IN THE Know NoraISa CouNCus u Bos-
ToS-The Boston Transcript Of the 18th instant, says
terdays proceedings One party desire to excommun-
cate every man who scratched Mayor Smiths name on
his ballot while the hundreds Of members who scratch
ed the Doctors express q willingness to meet their
fate If those who also scratched the OF Alderman
Durham and Col. Cowdin elected from the order.
ANOTHER SECRET ORDER BosroN We learn by "opea
telegraph that tho order Of ''Unted sons OF America
is organizing in every ward of the city This order
believe is regularly chartered by proper authorities
similar to the Masonic Institution 1t dates lack
1923 having been consolidated with the 'sSons Of Jbsr
ty' in Cincinnati, Ohio. Its object Is reported 70 be
both patriotic and benevolent In politics this order is
said to be IN favor OF the principles advocated BY the
National Native American party, which assembled in
Old independence Hail. at Philadelphia in 1s45 and join
their brothers the south In Keeping out all other iss
from their ranks in national point Of view One camp
OF the order has been instituted Ia Boston six
years hear that they have camps in the First Sc
cond and Third wards and members enough 10 hold tho
balance OF power plurality election None but true
blue Americans get into this secret political order
as u Is said members proposed are well looked aer
Boston Transcript, Dec. IL.
The ABormoMsrs AND THE Know NormScs--rhe wor.
cester County South AntSlavery Society held M annual
meeting In Worcester Saturday and Sunday last the
resolutions proposed and adopted denounced the Know
Nothing movement as Chased upon false principe ant
mated by proscrptve, religious, and geographical
spirit pursuing suicidal policy, and ~ thoroughly
ignoring the Of the slave either OF the old par
ties and therefore they called to oppose aud
repudiate 1t.
Know NoTHryGs IN NEW HAMPsmRE.--The Manchester
Mirror has intelligence in relation to the Know
Nothing movements which look plausible !. states
have been granted in the State and In all the towns but
four lodges have been TO be organized. The
Grand sscheni Council i to meet In Manchester on
candidates Congress and for State officers The fol-
lowing paragraph may refer to Col Baker:'we have.
inst learned from Of messengers that certain
candidate for Governor withdrew from the at Con-
cord last night