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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-19
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Dem @eIeB cine Srrtbcilun9 su MAIDEN.
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faaS iie es fir l6tfli4 trfinNen.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1855-09-19

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re Die itmos jur Stbnu ausatIttlIt purotn.
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tbouCn. - Die ibucIr Grrluticnen unp ftirtbtcrd,e
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mtntt) in ibrcm lhGncn SGnerua9n. 9tSrSrn ron ben
tctcn YftroCn in Imtrifa, unS 9ttrittEn ourtb ccn
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prcirstcn pcrOnSchcu, uno am Sage Der @rhibiticu,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29
NEWS FROM INDIA.

We have received advices in anti ipston OF the
overland mail The dates Calcutta, Nov. 6; BON
hey, IL.
The following IL from the summary OF the Bombay
Times Of Nov. l6:"The past fortnight has been nearly
a. possible ucwscss The Sontsl instruction Is not yet
extinruishcd but il In process Of being put down. Mar
tia sv has at length been proclaimed. and have
doubt that through it's instrument ay the savagos at
present scattered through the country will be driven brck
10 their hills Orders have been Issued for general
Novepber and by the time write IL is 10 be hoped
that measures somew what more vigorous than those
hitherto chroniled will be IL progress. Six thousand
troops being added 10 the force lower Bengal and
with this strength OF aeirg under the authority OF
martial Law, matters should hecorre reduced to
order disturbances for the present abaed In Dude
the Kings troops have been successful and Amea Ali
the leader Of the rebels has IA len.
The Rssh OF Tsnjore has died without heir either OF
his body collateral adopted. snd bis domihlons
spee, therefore, TO the British government.
Trade regret to cay, continues 10 very depressed
condition. money scarce and the rates Of interest
iseD. fToights arc still low.
The Bengal Hwkaru, quoting from the Punjab Jour.
nal the most important Intelligence OF the
fortnight W Be correct" that the fortress OF Hecra
the key OF has fallen Into the hands Of the
rerssns. The HWkuru Gays, the possession of this
stronghold viii make the shah ali powerful in Central
Asia but he viii hardly be allowed 20 hold II Ieaeeably
The ANGER Of Cabocl win la all probability attempt Ia
recovery and then II will BE- dicu for the British 10
avoid Joining the contest.
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which avs Bustos, Flores Iams'a and, according 70
public report, cost Of the other military chiefs that
Inquired In the revolution Of December 1852 have untur
ed the banner of sedtion. Of division" sent agsost
Them consisrg Of $50 men, the 200 revoited and dts
persed leaving the so to continue the commits
sion was on point oeavng Buenos Ayres Cor the capt.
tai Of the Confederate Provinces The province a the
same time mensesd BY Indians whS clslu the sado for
frontier few days before tie Camille steamer left,
the Inc sps made q night attack tho troops under
General Hornos, and drove away between 500 and eoo
horses. They pursued tcked and Debated with
loss Of 2e0 the loss Of the Buenes Ayresns being go
Trade at Buenos Ayres was, at the commencement OF
October rather brisk and fair amount Of business
done with the confederate provinces and more than
average with Paraguay The local demand. too, re-
vived but operations held in check by tho
tain state Of the exchange. At the first hint Of
conflict trade FRUSTRATED and remained when the
packet left Stocks Of imports heavy and Of exports
exceedingly light with the single exception Of wool ALI
kinds of produce fetch high prices Bills England per
doablooD. q nom currency, per dol 2Hd do Monte
do par Rio Janero per cent prem Patriot douboons
highest price during the week ss4 do lowest ass e.
lowest, 66-no transactions.
The Brazilian troops to leave Montevideo on the
18th nit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29
Board Of COunCilSnen

Ay~.A A.
A"o Lo".1 u1'' .ae' "'s"s ~ 'Ai oA"oela ~ eno
City Hail. the President d. Conover, in the chair The
minutes of the last meeting were read and approved
M, .h,s ,..a,,. :, I'm ,v eat =; osa ~. .o
80 INV .e"u'ps y D.' vac NV - oi"'A' Du' A'A'
u importance were upon the calendar.
Councilman CLANCY then moved that when thu Board
al; urr. !, as;orrr s;,s ~. Thi rrot,o, vas Lost
Ec,,ts ~ ~ na~t IN nrSsr tha ranort 4; t.war ~ a.,
loving th oystar and clam dealers 70 rsturr - the
srass a., tha yyarions n,.rrats zoo casJ ~ snd .So4d
ra,,n, raonnnranasS -. ~ Mnvar ~ IA nsssaa ~
.h t t - ASra @ ~ tI &C. A M p; ou ~. \!
p Ms.Is. 800" ~. = - pa;a at.o - ~. $50
- az - ~, .,I pd III ~ ~ a04 ~ y
IN ~, W. oaeA DAo"A"'' s'N WY ''''''" f@.s ~
D C,,'c;,rr c,.xcv ocrosoa +h; an a. ,r.,,a .n
-, d"a ,naans hed hoar ,,ssad ~ ohts;n - Wv e ~
Cnnpcnar InsoyrR snose n - xor ~ corcr,r,r, ,.h
thc Tasra oS Asamen ~ GRANTING the n he
fton He deamed the wena of }ha eastarn nortior NJ
the citv reouired Inc change proposed. and believed
that n Tho nembers vond era;ns the merits ~ tha
nestion thew would snstsin ~ 49, ~ y Wv
Cnnnr,nnn Mr1s.my, arose In orros;t;oc "a ta .oc
Ta Lmsv soreth;n. ~ bpr thesa rs ~
SL1.;naS ua 49, NC -. - "a ,s $50 --t
wSh cat th;t thnsnd do,,. ~ 9et II thr U "I
a,ts;r MAYER vss ~ rt shsa or ,se sno;i ~ he nj
= tnro.h TIC M, g. s.oorainO,v ..a.at hs.S pa
succsssas IN oatt;rr ha nsttsr snn1 Tho R,ard. M
as 49,. .haeetaS -. - a. -. ~. . =. o; 80 "
McSah;i VAS WILING 10 nav The Mayor the amount =.
80 - -. ~ az 49, paJ .,. ? y? a..s
hm sns ta Msvor ala net qet cant
$3.50 -. 49, A'ay.A 80 - ~ 80. Es"euso'c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

BnoAIwAY TnEArnE-1he beautiful piece call
ed Khg Charming" which has been produced a this thea
tire style OF nakncence surpassed IL announced
again for this evening with mvorite farce.
Hmto's 0AsprN-The Ravels announce programme 70
s which cannot fall 10 draw house The
Rrsyd comic ballet Joets" and the grand fairy pantonme
q Medina" are the selections for The evening.
BovgRy THEATRE The given ths theatre
light entertaining The drama OF .Lucrexa HorgiA'
with hrr Ward and Mr. X Johnson In the principal
ters IL announced; aso exercises In the ring by Myers
kixons equestrian troupe.
Bvsros's THrArHE-Eur.cn, The great comedian appears
= rh In three parts The pieces selectsd sre only
Nv IA TIM ~ Niagara WANTED Thousand Mliners
ard "AI the Worlds stage''-s very attractive bin.
warIAox's THEATRE The s1h representation Of "Poca-
fonss" which has met With great announced for
this also The beautiful drama o Pauline" Lester
Brouphnm, wnlcot and Mrs Hccy In leading characters
LAURA Krrrrs vARrr1Irs-Tte drams called Dream Of
Deif.onv with Jordan Dyot and Miss l.. ke~ne In the priu
cipsi pshe comodiettx q Two Can Play At that Came
sId the erSement called he Valley Of Flowers the
selectona for this evening.
woop,s Mrssrxus continue 70 put large sums In the
sury 1he hall crowded every cysuins hnc prcsranms
for 70 night
Bryxirr's assyr ArrnsThe burlcsque performances,
uinsrcisy ~ this band every NIGHT wnessed BY
large and respcc.able aussencsA
Acspssr Bsn-ponadson bard ~ negro mlnrtrcis
e,ns n.r AAie u bpsles. kreA yAsiov u sonxa 1x
~ cyveanG.
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1855

T. so.on sa Hssss on Il s Ne. H Sc.
Steamship Nsshvie Berry Charieson 81 honrs with udse
and p.sssnsers 70 spodosd Ies,on Co. Thursday ~ PM
Ship Arsmins or Of Gisssos Noa. Grssnock, 5, days
With coal 70 Mcdonald Co. Experienced heavy wea6er
ship xusnic Worth New ors.na Dec 8 with m4se to VIM
Frost Dec Is let ~ "a Ion 81 80 a1erge .hp ashoroj
being sunsst and blowing very sre- ~: Con-. mo-
su "a Nv IAN days as he wrsoss s
feet gale oil the time hat her Dec IA. ls "a % Ion
81 "a brig Win Spear, Of aud Bosom; i5h lat IS
LIZ a. n soSr Harriet
Of with OF foreboom blowdg heavy the
time be had sa set and apparently had very heavy deck
sobr Wing Of The Wind Pearsan Tampico Nov q aud To.
bssco Dec via Key West Dec Is hsss she put VIII loss or
schr Fred Howell of Buoksport Carr. MALAGA, 80 dsys
via abrstar o. days. with rut A. g Buck Go. Kx
schr Sarah Mls Rowey Apalachcos IL days. with ooton
scsr AZ De- Rosse, Dsnis:. wilmington. nc. days.
6chr Danville, Chester. Richmond
schr Frarces Fillmore, Hrnih Richmond.
Schr = Huntcy, Hsmmond Richmand
schr Levi Rowe. Alrahsm; Virginia for New Haven
s sssr S SsT5sss 6 6ssU y y'1aa
schr Chss Hard. Abraham, Baltimore.
Schr Strong, Lscolm, Baltimore.
schr Mary, Racket Phladepbia for New Lcndon
ssars"sas corsSS wlninseo Del Del l''''
schr Mary Charlotte. Grant. Lewes. Del
schr 9 Paynter, Psynter Milford, Del.
Propeller Pumtuska Gushing New Bedford
BELOW.
Bark Elise NIam), Niemann, Shields, Nov q.
SAILED.
Steamship Amercs San Ersnesco vs BIO Jsasrc ships
vcrpool
Wind at sunrise. sw; meridian. do; sunset, NV.
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NEWS FROM AUSTRALIA.
THE Panama Steam Route--Markct Report
Gold Circulars.

The Panama Steam Routc--MArIkct Reports
Gold Circulars.
BY wsy OF Callso have received files Of the Sydney
Epirs and Morning Hsruld TO the 18th Of Sept, with
Melbourne news OF 18th.
llh of September the report Of the see: cen-
witlee steam postal communication adopted BY
the legislative Council after discussion The re-
port Rays that after careful investigation, and after hay
rg all the beet evidence 1t possible for them 70
the select committee had arrived ut the opinion:
Iirst, that The route winch will afford the most ia
date the NEST certain anf the cheapest mode of
ncahon by steam, between sydney Great Britain
that By way oil that the most rapid
comn,uI caton with Great Britain would be Afforded
by the establ hment Of line Of steamers by way Of
Panama, and that II that line could be opeDed-n add
uon to the line by way of Sipgapore--the greatest
amount OF advantage possible to be derived from
communication with Europe would be achieved. The
committee recommended, under all the circumstances
under the consideration of the Council should be to
authorize the colonial government to enter into
tract for monthly line Of pos al steamers between Sgd
ney and singapore only-and that for this purpose
sum Of fz6 goo snnum for 1--WE years certain should
be placed at the disposal the to
meet the expenses Of such contract.
In speaking the question, the Postmaster General
said 1t had lately come to his knowledge for instance
that some were favorable to arrangement by which
the Line Of communication would be from Panama to
sydney, and from Singapore and Cape Leeuwn to Mel
bourne o felt bound to state to the House that il it
were found necessary advisable to adopt the arrange
ment to which he had before reierred-naely line be-
tween Panama and sydney and between singapore via
Cape Leeuwin and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bill would be
necessary.
The commercial record of the Empire of the 10Th Sep
tember states that further rise In the price Of -four
has taken place and stocks low that fresh arrivals
win meet with immediate sales. Firss quoted ut
ssS ton, seconds at fsa Mr. Bre art reports The
rapid in which the late importatons Of wheat
and -four have moved off, have induced rise in the
market wheatis now selling for la per bushel.'
On the 9Th OF September vote to increase the Cover
nor Generals salary e. 600 per aanum carried by
majority Of twenty-five to nine; the Legislature of
SycDey of f200 for the pleon of the garrison
ga rden and cricket ground lost by vote Of fifteen
elective eDbers against thirteen, consisting of
saiatied government officers five government nominees
and one elective member and vote of f630
carried by fifteen government against fourteen elective
members.
The tariff Of the colony has been again raised The
following figures will show the duties fixed by the tariff
of 1867 together with the alterations made last year,
and the further alterations by the vote Of the l2th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29
ARRIVALS,


From I4yedpool 10 the steamship Pacific y wakemln
Mars md lady Miss Howell, Geo Ctuikhanks saml ",
APT kearney, Rochelle Fie3k Sciunchard servant
benny CHRISTIE, Il Clark Catesux VIM kaphal Find.
lay lie Roy. Flower A II Freeman John Farrell, Rob
Hove. 1hos liigsens Thos wshts, Henry Redwood L
Mills George A. Weeks George Ainslie. Richard rhle,
kielson Forsyth McCanp Jr, John ssDdersop flegen.
helm. " Hulbu, Rochetc. Gonld ID Munroe, Mel
lis Deverc. Joseph Moore, de CholY Thos McNar Geo
featce, Noah l. Lon kutrch Britain Robt esbit
Cystsl las Hall henwick On onschsger Henry chris
Pa.ebeh, Miss Paicbeh.
From California, via Aspinwall in the steamship George
iaw-isws wermser l. Msqnres, sN; 4 shannon n
fiaIng Sexton. Prasow, Brick, hdy chill
dren; speyers w OConnor. W Darcy j kewberry,
Mrs Clement Mrs Chandler, NJ Bavnrman, Lang,on,
Bolaosy: " strowbridge, Mrs Perry, o Dayids, Y
SS%mRs ms saMSpSr' nr mssa5,s TIL i add
Merritt, Cooley, Mrs 4 l. Way, Mrs Gcnti r Alien
Fields M slower, T Cotton. N; Caro,hers Flynn
z Mepzeman, Bradord hsq; Shields, Fanny Woods
N Waterman W Brown and lady, Mrs Webster, Pores,
wea,her v ". Stone T Kelvin W Mcfarland. = Chase
hhscs leford, williams, Flemming DIR Kittr'dge, 4
" tiili Frame, q Piper Johnston, U NJ Capt W
Rogers smyrk, Drsanssoy. Pcshof, W u Tcnson L
WhttinghMm, Holmes, Gamer, J N Sowell, Nc.
MeeD, wsS,,er; = Po.!s. Vol, " Eichsrd:op, Q
1hos Burae, X Pearce w Birch Bailey, Bloomsr,
off, y woodsord, q Dickey Everett Hlsey w era
rey CoeselAnd Bubank, N cline, Barker, II Burns
Bisnkrsiep, n Rouncc HE, Dobie, Rivers ely
mer Lopez, Massey, Geo sprng-and l65 In The steer
ago. - :
From Charleston IN steamship NASHVILLE snaal
ley, usA, NJ Gainber. Mrs noyan. Elis, l. FAIR,
HAretine. 7 = Horton. T Dunbar, and In sseerAge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

Special Inspector OF Customs ct this port Ran Runnels
q, Of tho valuation Of msachandise both foreign aud
domestic, shipped from New York to San Francisco,
during the fourteen mon'hs commencing LIST Sept 1854
and ending slst oct 1855. By this statement which
nearly two and simons q collars Of domestic and
over thrte hundred thousand dollars Of foreign goods
making total Of two millions hundred and dfty
five thoufand hundred dollars transported across
this Ifshmus from New Yc,k alone during that period
In Aspinwan three colored men working upon the
stcrehcuse Of the United States Mail
at their wharf, Dec l6 precipisted upon pile Of
lumber by the giving way Of scsfoldng, and one OF
them WAS considerably injured.
The First Circuit Court and the Acadia, which were
suspended for considerable tmo nave peen In opera
The Aspinwan Courier Of 18th inst. says I'VE hope
the Cabido win have meeting at the earliest ,ment
possible and will enact several laws previously
which are highly necessary tor justice and the pre-
ssIvation Of peace and order In our midst.
The Panama Herald says that an attempt was made
ut Para, near Panama, 10 rob and murcer a French
man, In which the assaiants successful far
notified of the outrage sent posse under Captain
Gsrido, to bring the perpetrators to Panama for trial
The ice cargo Of tie Tom Corwn had been transferred
from her hold to the Ice house in Panama.
The Aspnwall Courier Of 18th Inst. saysA party ar
rived here Saturday, Dec 8tn, from Escibanos IN
the eo mines Of tss np@ Co. and Of
neral NJ rs the location Of which have heretofore
advised our readers. From this party we learn that
His Excellency Sehor Francisco de Fabrega, Vice
Governor and enchsrgtd with the executive power Of
this lstbmus had vtslted Aspinwaii
DIED.
At Carthagena, N. G., the 9th inst. at y O'Clock
in the morning, OF consumption Remsen T. Foster, Of
Hartford, Conn, in the Goth year of his age.
GEN. WALKERS RELATIONS TOWARDS COSTA RIGA.
(From the Panama Herald, Dec. 49,
report was In circulation Saturday last that
Walker had invaded Costa Rica, and that requisition
had been made to the Engh French Consu here TO
send up vessels of for the purpose of protecting
foreign property Independent Of the fact that there
exists no means by which such intelligence to the
sbove effect could reach here it is Of itself improbable
frst because Walker is not in position 10 leave Mica
ragua having neither method Of convey
to Punta Arenas, (he point said TO be nvaded)
neither has he the most remote shadow Of for
invasion of Costa Rca-a country in the enjoyment Of
the most profound peace ard not Offering the least pre-
tence for his interference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

~ the WY Of England We have received dates from
iusEcs hyres 70 Nov. q Montevidee 6, and Bahia, n.
New rcm Bucnos Ayres reports the defeat Of General
Hsrssss force the southern frontier By the lndas
Il was ato stated that force unier Gororda had revolt
3D. General CrQuifas force IL was beloved had crossed
the Aryo ca hecio, ead great danger was felt
grfNt1se.
fxrbtiee % london yrs Quoted at 81.
~ f,stF ~ tie sugar crcp good ExcaAuge vas
tcnftt at q ". tIeiehts dull.
Tlf Iast si siuHtitn ~ BUenos Ayrcs 4 rezarded on
he apot vl.h l'th coulasncs The paosf reports
.ggtaS Nbsaea ~ nc Vefy sskggSs a 10 s4p.ssl "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

YOUNG MRy's DEMOCRATIC UNION CIrB.-This club met
last night, at Tammsny Hall, TO make arrange uents sto
the csmpan Of 1861 their advertisement read. Our
reporter psM them visit when he informed that
matters Of the utmost Importance before the clab
but 1t would be pedient TO make known what
just yet but future time their actions would be
made public, and wou have tremendous effect on the
next iresdeptai election. We regret that cannot
kind are bursting with curiosity to know what this
secret plotting Is al about. Won't the Young Mems
Ienoeranc Union Club take pity the public and give
them ljghtS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29
MARITIMB INTELLIGENCE.
AlAAHAp NEW YoRx-THp DAT.
SUN hnEe M0ON RISES. IN 80
SUE sRIs. 70 Hlon wlrnz. IL al
Font o. aew YorA, December as, 1853.


ship American Eagle, Moore, Londou-EE Morgan
Ship Flying ChIders White, Hsvrc-Benry Kelley.
Bark Keep Prau, Iouon--J u Baker a Co.
barl Uoon Davis, sagua 10 Grsnde-Brctt Son A Co
Bark Wesley, ~ lyeeier Cicnfuesos- y Perkins
Bark Ocil q, Athhy, Mobile-Stnfges Ciearman.
Bark Adeiee, Weldon Eoriok-Maser.
Brig Philurs, Thatcher, Savannsn--Dunham Dimol.
schr Csstllkn Lord, keuvias--C J Peers
Scbr Gea Bird, Brysp, Apaachcola-kaRe a Hazard.
Schr Whirlw Ind, simpsoD, 0eorgeown-R Wyatt.
schr Il Smith, West, WHINING ton--polGer 4 Potter.
S<br Johp burton Wfmin gton-E Powell.
schr Syivt, Hathaway Elizabeth CNy--R II Wyatt
Schr Flyaway bldreth, Norfolk-Master.
ecbr Denrco Scranton Richmot dc II Pierson.
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kchr Gen Clnch, Baker, Boston ~ N Lewis.
schr augusta, Perr-, New Bcdorr-Master.
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sssansbt Pecffc Fdrsdge. Liverpool Dec Is 2Pa, with
n,d,c md psssengers Collins Co. The arrived Vt
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IN ice III IA 81 So is 70, passed ship with double top
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

FROM TAMrcoBy the arrival of the schooner Wing Of
the Wind have received advices from Tampco to Nov
g. The town was under martial law expecting every day
to be attacked by the opposite party, about 300
were encamped about mile from the town Provisions
were scarce and high account the opposite party
having stopped the supplies from coming in.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

From Puget Sound we learn that the Indians daily
committing depredations the whites They have
killed many of the settlers at Puget Sound and declare
war If determination against the white po ou4ton. All
Of the inhabitants have taken up against the In
dams, and sent their families board the schooner
Santiago which chartered for that purpose There
are large number of warriors Of different tribes in the
field killing all the whites who fall in their way. 1t is
expected that the next from that quarter will
important
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-29

Total committed for vagrancy POS
New York. Dec. 1, 1855
JOHN H. wHITMoRE, Clerk City Prison.
The C. mmittec adjourned TO meet in Albany on the
9th OF January next.