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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

USE HowEs HYGEIAS HoARHoUND AND LIvERwoRr Couch
CASDY-Never since the science of Medicine first dawned
upon the world has any compound gained such extrao
nary popularity III short period Of time, Dr. Howes
gean Hoarhound and Lverwort Cough Candy in curing
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing &c. 1t
affords instant relief may be relied in all instances.
GIVE TRIAL. Price s. 10 and 20 cents per package
DR.. j. MATHEWS, Wholesale and Retail Agent.
Also for sale by A. G. Page, Samuel Anderson and T. W.
Lucas 15w34
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HIGH ScHooL.-We learn there will be no
school held at the above house for the remain
der OF the present term. So the lads and lass
es will have holiday of six weeks before The
commencement of the next term. The com
mI;tee have been unable TO procure teacher
Hirr0r
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To Hon DaUid Bronson Judge Of Probate for the Coun-
ty Of Sagadahoc.
IIUMBLY Represents Julia Ann Croker, Of Bath, in
III said County, that she is the wide Of Samuel D. Crook
late of said Bath, who died the 23d day Of October
1854 inesate leaving personal estate to the amount of
five hundred dollars and that administration thereof is
necessary Wherefore prays that Of admnstra
may be granted said estate JACOB SMITH Of said
Bath. JULIA ANN CEOUkER.
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FiRE AT GoRHAM N. Hive learn that
the engine house and repair shop Of the Al and
ST. l.. Rail ROAD Company, al G1rham, n
H., was destroyed by fire Yesterday morning.
The fire was discovered about o'clock, and
two engines despite all efforts to save them,
were destroyed eight or ten engines were
saved. Loss estimated al $40, 600 Argus
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has been
" duly appointed administrative the of MARK
MORSE Of Topsham, in the County Of Sasahahoc de-
ceased ntestae and has undertaken that trust by giving
the directs: All persons therefore, having de-
mands against the Estate of said deceased desired to
exhibit the for settlements and all indebted to said
Estate requested to make immediate payment to
Feb s. 1856 .3w34 BETSEY MORSE.
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BROWN & ALIENS
Celebrated Piano FOrtes.

,oNsIANTLi on hand, comprising 6, 81, 81 and oc-
" taves in rich Rosewood Cases-of various asbionab.
SOPHISTICATED with care they will be sold at prices
that Will defy competition. Every instrument
Warranted to give entire Satisfaction.
Ladies and Gentlemen who contemplate purchasing
fiano tortes, are urgently solicited call and examine
these Piano Fortes for they will bear and be cbeerfl
submitted to any amount of examination.
At A: v: BECkWITIIs Music Saloon over S. c. saw
yers, Wilkinson's Block, Broad ST., Bath Me.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office uncalVed for,
Beth, Feb. Ia, 1858.
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SALT.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has been
" duly appointed administrator the estate of William
L. Spague late of Phpsburg in the County Of Sagadahoc
deceased nestae and has undertaken that trust by CIV
ing bond the law directs: All persons therefore, having
demands against the Estate of said deceased desired to
exhibit the settlements and all indebted to said
Estate requested to make immediate payment to
February >, 1855. 3w35 FREEMAN CLARK.
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GentIemcn's List.
Aderton Josiah Manter Elijah
Bailey James Edward Minott Lorenzo
Byram Maddocks Wat,r D
Bointon John Merritt David
Bar ker Samuel McFadden Andrew
Barter Elliot McClosky Thomas
Ben Edmund McIntire Ralnh
Banks David s AcCabe David
Cook John McCutcheon Samuel
Cook w Oliver WIN II
Campbell James W Pearson Henry
Cowan James ii Potter Thomas L
Daley George Powers Richard
Doughty Capt William Plummer Capt George
Durrah John Pattee William May
Delory Lewis Pembroke Patrick
Donnell II Roberts John
Donnals ~ Robbins S W
Dover James Rich Stephen
bearing Charles Ryder John
Ellen CO sturgis Capt N P-2
Elliot B Small James L
FerriIl Capt Henry Soue Capt David
Farrn Lazarus Shea Warner NJ
Green George Smith Chas F
Giving William Sawyer Arthur NJ
Grover Minot Swain Jacob Ks
Grout Up Swift Martin
Hard L P Small John
Harvard John & son-2 Seaman Patrick
Happier James Tbbetts James
Haggan William Turner Warren
Joy Vim Teston VIM
johnson Malcolm Turner G
Jenkins VIM Umphrey Wm--2
Joy Joseph Vincent Joseph
Jiles Henry Weals Alexander
Jewett Charles Williams Benjamin
Kimba John L Walker Henry
Kimbal William Waterhouse II
Keith Cyrus Walker HiramJ
Leonard Silas Whitney Oliver
Lbbey Samuel Woodbridge Clifford
Lawrence John Williams Francis
Marcy Webster B
Ladies' List.
Bert Margaret E Kimba Mary o
Bowker Almira Leavitt Mahitable
Bates Rhoda Lowell Mary W
Church Ann E Lydon Julia
Campbell Mrs D Loveoy Mary
Carney Jane Lanahan Ellen
Colby Almira II Leighton Kezah
Curtis Mary Mansir Mary Z
Coombs Lydia Naines Beatrice
Chambers Thankful Names Louis
Croker Harriet Morse Maria A
Clarey Harriet Mora Mrs John
Douglass Caroline L McJunkin Elizabeth
Dunton Sarah Owen Mrs Benjamin
Elwell Lavinia Place Nancy
Emerson Charlotte Powers Mrs Eliza
Fletcher Caroline Rogers Eliza
Farley Mar Sanford Lucy w
Ford Elmira W Silsby Abba A
Fletcher Sophia Slower Mary
Fisher Sarah Severance Lydia
Fogg Susan Sweetsir Cordelia
Cove Betsey ii Stuet Catherine
Grace Elizabeth Siegars Meribah
Higgins Martha W Trout Fanny CO
Haynes Susan Varney AnnE
Hanly Honora Upham Eliza Jane
Hatch Vashti-2 Wildes Ellen
Harley Hellenor Winsiow Sarah
Hill Ann NJ Wright Mary
Jordan Mercy Williams Alice II
Jordan ROwena Weld Sarah W
u Persons calling for letters, will please mention the
advertised. To The postage each adrertiSed Let
ter, cent IciA be added.
JOSEPH c. SNOW, p. NJ.
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TO THE LADIES.
MISS j. Il. SMITH.

Front Street, opposite Elliot House Block.
MOULD respectfully the ladies Bath and
w vicinity that she has just received from Boston and
New York splendid assortment of
NEW STYLE
,Bonnets and Millinery Goods,
Comprising every thing usually found in establishment
of this kind The Stock has been selected with great
and particular reference this Market and will be sold at
a very small advance on the first cost.
Every description of Bonnet Making and Trimming at
tended the very best and at the lowest prices
Bath, Oct. rs, 1851 10
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Cigars and Tobacco.
Good Wool Flanncis

A FEW thousand CIGARS. Call in and try ofthem
Il at the store of AT. ROBINSON.
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PORT OF BATH.

WEDNESDAY, Feb. I.
ARRIVED.
Brig Carolina, Buker, Choptank River, Va.
TUESDAY, Feb s.
CLEARED.
Ship + " Mills, (new 673 tons) sturges Savannah.
SATURDAY, Feb. 10.
SAILED.
Ship Potomac, Reed, New Orleans; 18th, ship Mills
Savannah.
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I Jonathan Nelson, a resident of Penob-
scot County, was met on Saturday afternoon.
by sharpers, at the foot of Warren street, New
York, where he was about purchasing a ticket
ct 10 go to California in the George Law, and
induced to place confidence in fellow, who af-
forwards robbed him of his watch and all the
money he possessed One of the sharpers was
arrested, but Mr.. Nelson has not got back his
funds.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

DOR II to IS cents, by ]. T. GILMAN.
i Dec. 10.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1855-02-15

NJ The last lecture before the Lyceum,
by Prof Hitchcock, was one of the best pro-
ductions we ever had the pleasure of listening
to. Ii was the lecture Of the season thus far.
The subject was 6 Work, and mans relation
to it." 1t was lucid exposition of the philos-
ophy OF labor as connected with the welfare of
the race. Some people imagine Adam never
PerSpired until he was driven from Eden The
scriptures, however, inform rs that he was
placed in the garden ''to dress aud to keep it.
1t was saying of Prof. Stuart that lazness is
the original sin, and there is truth as well as
wit in the observation Work is noble vir-
tue, bat the disposition 10 shirk it is singularly
prevalent.
The speaker then reviewed the different
forms of society. Barbarism was the lowest,
the nGmadic way of life came next; then civil
lzed life. He also sketched the different de-
grees of civilized life, showing that in proper
ton as labor becomes intelligent, man approach
es the true position of manhood. The lecturer
closed by urging upon all the necessity Of do
ing something to elevate their manhoud
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Oil Cloth Carpeting,
Cabin Stoves.

FEW stoves of splendid design, for Coalor Wood suta-
n BILE for Ships Cabins for sale by subscriber Also Cam
booses Of all Sizes with Galley furniture Of every descrp
ton, at ii. CHAMBERLAlN'S,
Bath, Nov. %, 1854. Rogers Block.
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A Lend Call!

To Wigs, Democrats, K1iouo Notlisgs, and
ererybody csc indebted to
SCOTT MORSE d co.
rNHESE are Hard Times, acknowledge but you can
call and SETTLE and pay part if you pay the
whole. We want and need money than you i'm
agine, and must have it, We will be ready by day by
night at iice the MIL No shrinking walk up
don't be afraid tel your story If A. pays B., and d
pays c. it may go down z. and back A. agan-that
will make money circulate and be more plenty.
Bath, Jan. 2, 1855. 3m29 SCOTT MORSE & CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

Invoked by the gentleman from Arkansas In connect n
with TO b be must protest sgsinst IL The bill WIZ /,
grant Land 20 sIecnatois II ~ nton OF the const uop
lie Was against lands beng given 20 build railroads
insane ssyluma or al Transparent hambug.
Nr. HCIo'GhL sad hi con titucnts we're a. SOUND
eemccrats as t'oae Of the gentleman. lilo woui moi
argue the constitutional question, blt empy object t.
the amendincnt.
Mr. IE1crHR, (den Of Va. rovcd 20 reduce 'iia
ly 81 hd 60 be granted each Ede OF the ro,l from
twelve to one mile. - beievSd this u be project of
sptcoaiioa iron beginning TO cnt Tn. prarips would
not .E0nie within gunshot Of Virginia democracy.
Hr saiTI. of Va, congratulated hs colleague luf.
Ing out That 10 democracy an the Old Dominion.
Mr. Gns1, (whig) OF Ky., opposed Mr.. LSteher's
amendment.
Mr. CHAMBERLAIN, (den q Ind, offered an amend.
mcnt setting rfds forty miles each side OF the road
--oEe third TO be donated 10 settlers third for the
building Of the roads and the remainder TO be reserved
by government for sale.
hr. RicnAnpsos, (iem.) OF H., thought this would
have tendency to weaken the BILL and declared himself
Tor one three roads
Mr. Corn Intellectually sought to iscorporate the first
section o. the bill originally introduced for n road NOT
north OF the thirty seventh parallel north latitude
Mr.. GRow, (dem.) Of Pa, offered an amsndrsspt
merely giving right OF way 10 any company 10
the road. The government should not do more
Mr.. RcnAHDsos could difference Ia the prinoi.
pie between giving right Of way and lands.
Dir. DAVIS, (den OF lni proposed 10 hx tho forteth
degree OF north latitude for the centre route the bill
beir & indefinite.
Mr.. Wm5Ira, (dem) of Y, moved To strike out the
epacting clause-pending which the Committee rose,
and the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

Tmx IItSr EMionksr IRON JArAs.-Thc United states
brig rcrpoiic, which arrived at thi. port yesterday
morning, from japan brought amongst other strange
things from that Srang-st Of countries live native
real original simon Pure, ,ygenune oa, and. out ya
pancse AS Of the nrst, II not the nrs efnixraas
from the domniops of the sogun eonIider hia en-
titled TO than passing notice even at the risk Of
offending worthy friends the Know Sothlnss Tho
distinguished stranger l. very youthful but Lord Chat
crime 10 te young; and be IL bat nine year. old
there ma pretty fair opportunity for improv ent foe
IN the words OF nn unknown poet
Alter all their mann.rr only t0lloiiah
Japan We know, Ia not remarkable for peiiAh
Our young friend s under the Of the steward Of
the cutter Ewing who, While ashore In japan made his
AequaIntsnce, and oonycrsed with him through an In
icrprettr The steward gained his conhisnce by hb-rs
presens Of candies aud having been told that ,hsr
his desire 20 accompany him on his rsturn 20 this
country. Permission 20 bring him beard tbs vessel
was readily obtained from the Captain soon m
LEARNED that he orphan and the Lt,a felo~
perfectly delighted NJ the i.a ~ coming 10 new worh
he vas shore al Brooiiyn yesterday for the hrst
time since his ARRIVAL and allowed 70 induig. his
taste for oonfsetonarss 90 the utmost Altogether he
appears 20 he quite satisfied with IA. exchange ~
tires he has made and " he returns 10 his native
gard 10 the outside barbarsns There thing
tain, bovsvcr-ro matter What doubts se may hAv.
70 there being Bourbon among ua there Ia W
japsnese.
TnE MucASuu tfhR,Hr AssodAuoss-r1ss following
!, The result of the election he'd tuesday ot omesrs
Of the Msrcanhls Associa,ion for The ensuing year
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SwltZerlantI.

The new ministry is thus composed-M. Furrer,
President and Foreign Minister; Druey Minister of Fl
nance; Naef, Of the Post Once; Heroze, Minister OF
War; Munzuger, of Commerce; Franscin Minister OF
the Interior.
Mr. Fay has presented draft OF treaty with the
United States to the Federal Council and requested its
ratification by the Swiss Federal Assembly.
private despatch from Berne the 27th Dee. says
that the British Charge dAairs addressed an Official
demand to the Federal Council Tor permission to enlist
Swiss. The Council is said to have replied BY formal
refusal, stating that Switzerland would maintain abso
lutte neutrality in the great This is though, doubt
full
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10. names u the eAniASSs sI-e,sa printed
italics
ArTySrr AZ sriaDs ~ Dxowssa-xAstY REaccs =
About bali past ~ o'eiocs Tuesday sflsrnoos, Ger.
woman. named Durns,a Eieh ia,.ly employed a.
domssiis in the house u Roman Cs,holie pres, is
sssond stree, attempted 70 %, .s4 20 ha sr,.ss-
by Jumping overheard al tbs foo, of Fosrh street Esst
River. A uossingm.n ia ihs yAra of Hnish Dss0s,
psmsi wesd, hearing th- splash Ia n. -.,sr ssa
tBg tho 'tustion ~ the woman, wl,boat wobsnrs
bsa,on BluDg. into tbs va,sr sfts hss ~ ihs rss ~
hasd vhIl. bs siatshsa log tha, "a, tostnx Ia a..
water, 9TH tho other The ~onaa, either mssA 'rght
sne5 as,srmip~d dsstfs~,ioa rnss. so ss.~i v,
d,sssgsge hsrssif from hsr r-str~r vhl<h vas tbs
fn~sns 81 plnnEing thsn bss into the -stef Ths mar
ho~srsf, stsr sorns hsri s,fnssisg ssse~ssd N g.t
thsn swimming ost vita u srsspi ths snfyfi~ss's 90
man and conveyed hsr s@fsly ashore. bat 10 ,ery 81
Fs,en,h -srs station boass wher. ~. rso.v.s ssi,
u sy tDshss 10 srehsss- Tor he v-, 9sss that shs
wors. Around her nsea -ss sssp~ndsd rsry Arx.
efoss rns1s In sniiqus siyls, containing ~cfvt
casisy hass pih b.sas ssd srnsn phla. o. vs'sr
Ths brave Who q, ths fisk - hs g~s NE, rrss e~s
more ssbsauila tssu psiss ~ iss sess part 10
toet ih The Atssmr' AZ Fststs~
T,n Isr7rrr s1aa9s - l.c,srs -in b. delivered q,
the nsehsnlxsf IsK.liuss No bopsry mi. @vening by
ALrsDssf jobss egbyse,-f fossvmytos. IN ean.ss,lo,
pl,h ihs Bs<ss.i'y y Cos'smp'tes nssps,si In s~-
YoIs
ytss rs ArFrr C.--Os gsas.sasy morn pg .. tsss
atslssk ere Aissovsr~A BY 0ne~r ~ ksof u ,ha
F<vsnissa,s -HA, 10 n. hsildiny is2 svvss. G rs.
ffs fsaaa "a usareapi@f Apsriu-n, Va foarh
sar ana bsfofs vas put eat ps@fly lars, tbs 3>o
o' 90 u n. TfSaa ns Ssrasxs wiH anouns - asss
Co. n'y solAr II. frs 4 sspro~ra u hsv. sesa ~
vsfh q "a infssdAsfy.
Tfrf - H0rwrys ErEuf --Da Tsssi.y svsaiaz ~
tisfm ~ Gre b~tvesn ssi seven . siock scga
ssone1 W The sS.i~n,s setting hr - ssrsr snis
essy~s u ths rrsrsss ~ Mr. kysr, si,as,<s % IN
tblfa epor ~ tbs bosss No. 1.S Hoassoa s'or-t Ia
( ffs vas srsinrvish~d -Ish bs, trAaiss 4sasss-
I C1xcrBr AZ wnuAswscna ros rus Bssvw oy ~
p4tte CwrpcH "a eeno~t viI ~ yiv-s thls e-snns
tks Oss~a wnla amstufx, In 81 u "a fasfs - =
Paais Caurth Oh eh fron 80 ss,rse,i.s ehsrne,~s
ths p~slshsi pr,wr.mr@ vln 10 dgaN f.hy cAffr ~
me ~.~v1-at 80 )ssss " |. Ysosny'srs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
PRUssIAN OyERTURE3.

Private correspondence sys that the Prussan note Of
Dec TO- sent to London and Paris states that Prussia
has examined the treaty made by the ENJOYS in the
three separate conferences the 10th. Prussia
with satisfaction that the protocols OF Vienna and til
four points, respected therein and Prussia although
she did not take part in the exchange Of notes the
9Th Of August 1t her moral support Consequent
ly Prussia is still In diplomatic concert with the Allied
Powers and engaged under certain eventualties
to military cooperation Prussia Is therefore, disposed
to join in spulations Of pacific tendency. Prus
fla adheres to the general scope Of the treaty Of Dec
I'd, and willing to conclude analogous arrangement
but exact and precise Interpretation of the meaning
Of the guarantees will be the pivot which all Of Prus
sa's diplomatic measures will turn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
oTHER CoKHTgrosDgNcE.
lCofrespontenes of tie Amsrifaa
X..ur4gvus Iaa lNf


n, gaahsLsfar fa4'ifstfs-
1Ls asisn u the BOARD % R~gents u the tnithonsa
1nsttaiion yesterday vii have important lnn senos
uron Ii, chsraoter ssd ussaasss The management 81
the IBstltuion baa Tor tsrsfs years kssn dyssf nD
psft.s Who ssfs rsstee,,ciy IN isvos ~ employing s
fund. ard directing lLs abcgs of rs oneers - ths
nIlIshrnsni ~ q great library, gallery q arts ssd
uvs.um a. ons plan 30 The Jarssi ~ sstsnilhe
ssAfehs. asd the publication Of tbs rregis Tss
tes, beysn alfaost mossry after The ?s.sxs u the
al o(ig4s orgsnifins the ins,itaiion Pfofessor
Vsnry A. fecfes1y, The Chief Jes;lcs n Size raltsi
Sta,ss ang s.nai@< fsaFcs of sayani we're cDntpAcs
oan ln the advocacy q the proesi ~ fe.sArchs. ssd
pubies,ons. rrossssor Jsssif f&bfsr.sn, "a n~ss.
Tor Choaie ~ yayor fsaion a1f SENATOR Dougsf hsVs
prsfsfrsd the plan y library 49, lssfia- obect c0s
;stDpaifd W The utia'or By tn nci ~ Coagsss,
Iosa psfts ss~r. - - IN svT of hstIrrs ~ nesBs
n tie pubhs the rsss, ~ op~rslons
visbln tAe lns'linilon 1hsss sinsen,-s ,,mpfo
rrsed ty sgrssusns that vbsn ths baisinT sbgad ~
eotisi.d arf the Income q tbs fsnd ssoous avaasis
fcr ssearAl parosss tie library ssf fhs hs@rstery,
tAs rais-y " arts pebble e'sr~s sesn'tc r~seafciss
sp4 publeatl0ns .bSsH - seuAiy farotfa ie TIE 81
rluss,r1tlan of tbs irstliEts. A. oft~s hAgpsns =
H,syRssre snA at ~ eel "a po,ias vsI ssS rsil
sn On. ssyty isssnstly sTqsiSei ssosEt&beT ovrf
ID. Other srsn vhsls lhsfe aFpAfen essst ani
fhf tnsetyss far IN the 81 i5sr rrAls ast "hsH i
bui8ier ras ssmpas,sd ihsy soaH ~. tnA tfras@rss
- ~ re- we've pgvhsts pf0fssasf isvsit hal bsssl
asis..s AL Professor Bspfy ro94 s,as "a - ~aia
cf sttsfs
y.s.ss,., tBs pewsass sss~rs,sl % ssoa3sr ssa a.
80 sss rhs. N stisr NJ. Csssis ker-v.i spa-s
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Three shocks ofan earthquake had been felt
Piedmont at three o'clock in the morning the 29th
ult labor riot broke out at Carrara in
Of which the city paeed in state Of siege aud all
arms in the hands of the rioters ordered to be
delivered up within six hours after notice.
From Naples December %, we learn that the weather
has been exceedingly stormy for the previous three
weeks, and much damage has occurred to shipping.
The Immaculate Conception" was celebrated by a
fortnights festival, and the Neapotan army, while IL
lasted, was placed under special benediction.
Owing 20 threatened Disturbances In Bresica and We.
the theatres ordered TO be closed and pubc
assemblies were prohibited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

Money unchanged Exchange Paris having fallen,
all gold is Immediately exported The French loan was
taken up in England to large amount Consols dsciin
ed one per cent but recovered and closed at so dol
lars 6,s bar silver, s.. I'D. douboons 15s. Cd.
75s. Cd Bullion has decreased f2o2, 900.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs. PeIl 4 Son report the market active, pur
chasers during the week having taken almost all the
government and State stocks offered In railroad bonds
not much has been done.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

The Diet of saxony was closed on the 3oth tH.o'
brief speech from the throne.
The Bavarian army Is now on footing.
The Prussian and Zollverein governments have for.
bidden the expectation OF horses.
The Prussian government has also issued notice
calling attention to the Law forbidding Prussians to
enlist in any foreign service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
THE NEGOTIATIONS AT VIENNA.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR IN THE CRIMEA.

HALIFAX, Jan. II, 1855.
The royal mail steamship Canada, Captain Stone, from
Liverpool at IL A. M on the 9th inst, arrived here
This afternoon.
The steamship Union had arrived at Southampton.
Nothing of Importance has transpired before sebasto
pol.
The Canada left here shortly after sunset with
northery wind and clear weather. for Boston, where she
viii be due at an early hour on Friday morning.
II u Il u r o r Il WAR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

fortnight e<e anything be decided Hostilitles viii
continue In the meantime. Is said that the Russian
Interpretation differs but little from that Of the allies
thereby aifording chance, although slight one for
peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
THE ITALIAN TREATY.

generally stated that the treaty is actually signed
between France and Austria II is stated that France
guarantees to Austria the possession of her Italian pro-
vinces. The London Times, however, di. believes the
existence Of any such treaty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18

At N. ST. Seholssion, Judge Ander.sn. Utieas Hon.
Marcus IT, Reynoids Eaq., Albany Dr. y. H. Paine Ban
ssr; wnn Kelly, Elleriiisi wn, * wstt., Bsl.im9rs
Hon. j. y. Gould, Toronto: r. Murseek Baltimore. =.
Price Phfsdelphia; ~ Collin, Eadsria; o. 4. T,hsr,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-18
THE GERMAN RELATIONS,

Austria has called upon PRUSSIA to place her army
On war footing, but the Prussian journals
say that Prussia will not assent TO this