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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07
EDUCATION.

G10 WRITING, BOOKKEEPING, ARITHMETIC
tplO. MIR. DOLBEAR, 500 Broadway, of Houston
street. receives cheap class and private pupils and
10 make elegant business writer's and practical double
boekkespers the favorable terms n Bad wri
tiers specially invited 10 call.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

A UCTION NOTICE-EDWARD SCHENCK WILL SELL.
IA Monday September TO- IN front of his SORE I6 Wall
street without reserve at T. o'clock one pair of sorrel ponies
Ia bands HIGH sound and kind In all harness aud goo under
the saddle also elegant coupe made by Ford Order
been used but few times; ALSO light trong wagon city
made. Terms cash.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

SlNGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATE
- with rooms or suits OF furnished unfurnshsd
with full partial board, al No Ninth street between FNS
and Sixth avenues. The house handsome and
modern improvements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

DARE CHANCE.-A SPLENDID, NEARLY NEW,
IL panofore fully warranted will BIO sold at immense
sacrcc second hand panofare taken in exchange. For
particulars please call A. WEBER l03 West broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

BOARD wANTED-WITH A COMFORTABLE ROOM.
az no. nor yUnns ~ % wdo a vng 1s s
home desired must be moderated reference
given and required Please address Mrs S0us Herald Once
stating terms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

TIVE FRENCH INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN
boarding and day school, No. 4s East Twenty fourth
street directed by MIR. Ellie CHARIItR of Paris former
y H pcugnets schcop, viii open Wednesday, Sept
10Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

DoARD IN BROoKLSN-F0R A GENTLEMAN AND
ID hdy, or tive or hree gentlemen IN private fsmy with
minutes walk Of The koui Ferry baHleons bn-t
parGr and bedroom vacant Every attention Afforded nj,
ner a. half past APPLY - Congress erect ihree ao5s
telo4 Henry - F- 1919
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

M A.-PROFESSOR, GRADUATE OF FRENCH AND
l Spanish, wishes give lessons college, In his
oce No 4s3 broadway, from to 10 O'Clock p NJ Address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

THE MISSES IVES SCHOOL NO. IA PAvoNIA PLACE
South Fifth street, Jersey City reopens Monday,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-07

beautifully located the ferry In highly respectable
neglborhood moderate until the LIST of May next pos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
WhaIeTs.

An ct New Bedford 10th inst ship Martha Of H. sts.'
art IrSisn Ocesp, Msdsgssesr July 80, Ct Helena seP "
Eev.HoIand ship Ia pwng Week, NJ b. l16 sp, 90 ~h =
JgLe "A boIk Sn1yIna, Bias Do, sgs7 H. on rob.,n.
LIZ 81 Heller. sep a. with 30 bb. sp oil home
on the yoy 40 bb So Oh Repor Jobana' Jaae - erks
June is With 200 So g. Helepe Seq, .6Ps rePoTsn,
Bu,s, B. e.sn ss.y tS'r no al on board ,.t f'o
WsTvch Bay vhsre eishE men iDcasins two ooas~een'
fAsened The clin nsht ana ees.'so T 0os ~ ws
.a, 80 seev,rsd Spoke Dee 2, "a No lat a. bNk On-
sits Msny, B.. osoi Juy 50, of Jo.n de Nova s'rs
letsr ron Cap. J.bes,n Ct .hip Ehs, o. y.ith.ysn
:. .tssns g, SSp r. s ~. ., v S b. soss
Capt thar he cok bis oil 10 Zodsk from Nay 20 "
e,ie- from spt Norton Of bark Mee,tor Of NewBse
fcrd repors her II L,hsins, Sept Is, with DO" - OIL ~
We ready tor ses M,
letter fon CAPT Howes Of snip Chios q New sediosl
reports LeT a. fhants Isaods P. si'h 100 ot" Oh '
Letter firm Capt Parpgton o, shiO As1 cosn. o. sss
etier fiorn Csp sctber8sn saip Adella. q 81 s
htl. OIL taken his s,s-n, bend 70 the Nofh rdtou
sps lMontresl Gray, ~ b go bss, this '''"''
etie1 fam Capt Bl.eias- Of hip Rog:s q IN. .s..
forj potts Der 10 Ccbcsk Aug 90 win ", ,o PdEu
He'd the captain snd tys e. re ess GO yoss. iEti
(~reckee) board. The r wss leaking i0"e
litter r. N Capt serry ship EngLs Of Eeg ss,soa
r-Tslts be- a. Hpne!u sePs o. vi 1900 e5iA o.
letter rom Capt VIM. SOFT 6,ssd Honosu sea aSe
pois hesIs non 10 dsie, ke 'Ai2 A'eae' fH'1'P'' "
sr.r fov, cat, nush.rt a hip m,ry o. 80
r.rors ts' 10 oehot.k Sea sept VIII ~ cD'' '
also req rs Esrpa Pssss With 100 III, sesoh l,.,oyu
;.r nom fspt smith. Of ship sslsadid Of ~, .,;i
dated Agg 90 la IN Loo; ~ VIZ her. rsp'''
Ter, e.t Fr.seis OF sut stafford Of New bsa'ss
rersrts hsr q Fs,s Oct. is-hsd landed " sp'' IN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
Disasters, DC.

SHIP CLEoPArRrA-O agents Rio Jsnsiro, writps undsr
date Of Oct T. repos Came into port Capt Thsyer ship
CLEOPATRA Boston before ID LOST with the rs launch
and .uSos oshp consnirs Is souls the captain his brother
secoudate ste ewadess cook snd all Of the s,srboai
watch The second launch with hs first and third mstes and
q. the port watch had not yet been heard Of The 'h'w~
leaking b,ty having run iao vessel or wreck the night
previous the ship soUg Is knots a the time Could not hss
her, aud sbsndored her.
srEAMsR ApMrR,L. wbiih arrived at Portland 10th Inst.
John into The night previous on Monhesm oyt
sSSUsSs aud bad 'o"'1' stove o's' 10 inc ''"'''''
LIGHTER arrived a. Baltimore l6th lnst.nt with goods
frcm the srecked bark Zion from Baltimore for Boston.
BR scHR OAKLAND Cook n Bosom 9tnitst Of and for ST
h.ber in attempting to put in fer shaSOT She was about
RrBcoS tof Csmdenl Thom,s fn New York for Bel;
fast loaded With sDd hou ~ss eiyen ashore IIwnnd
!. the sc Of S Inst s1S hs pIS s .%s re the
be shout $1,000 and that Is fully insured In Belfast No ne
THE BtIG Lazy or THE LAKE, c.pt shu,s, I'm Boston.
bound 20 Jacksonville in heavy gale Of wind from the e.
johns Bar Pa On Friday 9th u.s. No lives ves
SCI msy Of but with great trouble aud expense shes
BAtx CLaERissa McBe.n, Of .ud fan HswYork at Trinidad
de Cuba lb in', st '.hos days previous, e 70 ns
before ste ,oud be gt of Tie vessel did not sustain any
Tns scHR. w.P WILLIAMS leland at Chsrls'tos li,h Inst
fm Phlsd vha saw 1th lust IN he l.ti ade o. hsrs,
quence oits blowing II wind at the time h gas mpss
81: G c'S % 10 R ss si 'nd when
BRIG J0ns sfrss' Peter T st. J.sS dc GsS, PS, 'tS
mat lat 81 s. lon IS * e1peieEcsa heavy so from n
N F. csuinst vessel to leak bad cpl, sails and sustained
..seI o'9 aed AZ So j.so aa6 p Mt. .tsS died
seal 18th inst L. Sinclair fell from the fora tops4ant yard
MATHEW Tow. Inssus Oct, 23.-Ths Br Bark A" British
go beg. coffee IA Portsu:PhDcs bound for Fslnoqh En
fsnd for ORDERS arrives at THIS por tse ytn % uSaef c s
touched for and srd shipped four men .ad ,d
here sd when she ,a,d u.tsr temporary ehse ofss
srousy III the time Of ssrg NJ Smith !. "a enslet,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

sight Of her; ! knew Lyd Van Tsssel, Js,k Cherry
Jsck Van TssseL Lizzie Cox An Ven Ostrsnd jim
Edgerton. Mol Hodges, Geo. Fi,h and Al Burtk;
know there is such g ran as William Moore; those
men were reputed thieves, and the women hkemisei
do not know where Eds>rton is GOV; know William
Morey We relieve A. officers be IL thief saw him
o. Fiidty or Saturday.
Croes exsrnined-I was in tie house No. 2l3 church
street twice; ] DO net recchect where M's- DivaI
moved 70 from there; do not recolect OF heanng OF
her until heard Of her on the corner OF Grana ana
J.nyens streets. was n her house there oncei
beard che kept in Wooster street, but never went
there.
To a juror-Some Of the persons mentioned have
Todoes IL now in prison; Lydia Van Tsssell has
been arrested; Jack Van Tassell, am quite certain,
va, convicted: jim E5gerton, think, has been con-
yiced; jim Gallagher has bsen in prison. cannot ssy
that George Fish ever has.
Tine Court ber adj burned TO Tuesday at ten O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
DIED..

ACBERhAN-oB Monday. Nov 10, after shor; illness,
MELANCTON B. D. ACkERMAN, Ia the SD year OF his
BRADBURy-At Bloomfield. N. j., Saturday, Now II,
KATE LIZZY, youngest daughter OF Wm b. and Adrs L.
Bradbury, sgsd years and II days
BROWN-On Sunday Nov. 49, a. CsraAn, N. Y, In the 5h
year her age CAROLINE LOUISA, relic. Of the late Dr.
Stephen Brown ana daughter Of the late Ezra Weeks all
formerly Of this city.
GEDNEY-On Monday mornsg, Nov. ls, ELLA LOUISE,
only child Of Alexander aud Louisa Godney aged III
months and l2 days.
The relatives friends family invited to attend the
funeral service the residence of her parents No 10 Horso
this TUESDAY afternoon At O'clock. der remains
will be taken to Msnaroneck for interment
HINCKENOn Saturday evening Nov II, ased 3 years and
10 NOR tbs, WILLIAM W. II NCKEN.
The friends Of the family requested without further ny''
ton sttend his funeral AZ today, from - Bar
church Fourth and La Fsystt-
place.
MANNING-In Troy, 90 Friday, Nov. 10, aged s. years
WILLIAM II. MANNING OF the 6rm Of NJ Annng, Peckksm
4 Hovlind.
STEWART On Tuesday, Nov. IS, RosERT STEWART, 81
No. 81 South Sixth street. Brooklyn, aged 10 years
Tae the Cemetery Of the Eveoens
TITUS On 2dsy afternoon the 10Th inst In the Soh year Of
his age, SAMUEL p. TITUS.
His eod and sequsinsDcss invited to attend his funeral
on 4th-dsy the 2ls inst, II o'clock from Frenas
meeting house street without further invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

s.,.s of Stocks at Philadelphia ........Nov. 10.

rs!; oses,s o. % s:Aa; s;S 5 80
49, ii, l5o DO. Sei; $50 Reading R. s. 81 % DO
g. = p.6 10 d. ds'' t a 81 hi' & hi.
s,n,i A. R e.sh Isl 50 Do a. $ .esqy Nav Preferred,
So 50 NorristowD R. 4. So GirId BANK Us XII q
IL r. s, 45I 50 DO 81; Ieo DO, IS = NO - a. -,
second 100 sehuy Nav s. %. % 81 ps 90,
az 10 Le sch, 45 SO R' Z. Day, -, I IS
n S,s,t Coal Co IS NJ IS Green Ridges y Norrstosn
70 s,tgy s.v Pref 81 . Co R. DIV, rem. ST.:
20 P,,Ihn Ere 2Say, IN; 70 VicksburG r. R. b5 u.
fney Bed,S-9O schuyl Nav. &C. ~ slI 100 Ne" Cieek
CO.., Co "a; 30 Rssdipg r. B., days and ius, 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

nl,c,s and sevsing the motc Of transferring teeG
stock upon the books Of he company whenever toey
nav sish % dispo.e of suoh stock As lar as your
COMMITTEES have been sSe 70 ascertain every owns "
.ta .oct Of the company, whose acquaintance Wi.h
M p;ec. renders him competent 20 uodersani the
esc. ~ the OLD and the system of transfers
eisv in favor of the later; e1clu ing OF course
f,or hi: remark ths, class Of temporary tookhoieIs
nJu snosged A. brokers in the purchase and sale
rho az 'n6sr This new system il s evident that II
:. .lwos. impossible that overissue OF the stock
.bond he made without It's being Immediately e1possi
and corrected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

QuLRoIrRoX BARK rsmSns dull at s25 for frat No. l. Cor
urchspgeii nsl sales al full rates FLOUR very lae'
cudrg SEQ OF the former at somehng es but terms no made
public FLOUR and Corn MEL dull aud freely ofsfed a.
pre,ous rates sales WHEAT and in request a.
quotons sales 0 buh at S2G % tsr fair to
Prime red mostly 81 OF for good los ana eco bash good
hIte 81 49, aud Of prime Southern private terms,
Corn beer sales eco bush yellow a. s3c ior old and es9
Ing buyer. OATS sslss 5000 BUSH Southern a. Ssdic,
mostly 4c. 0RocEsIEs quiet; holders firm PRoysIoss
nothing DONG CLoyEREED sells at SO for prime WHISKY
dull with sales 81 &C die fer bbs AID 40c for hh g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
Arrived.

st,u,tp Po,nete = Ese' r. So-f5k I'D Pa.eF.bu,g
ND 4 La6l.u P-s.auts Stn 20 7 OF Fe lwlcks
IA nd psss .tsansb JLlass. hsr, for Norfolk
SIR TfeI.is cout,, hia jan eifo sept 81 CT g.. .
oder ia IN 60 sifh bark GREY und Galosns for Ne
Ore.E klsy l. the CC-szrd passage lar Il - Ion 81.
svcks uhA,ps hsfk Pgrnc', To- Ws-i,n r. 2 ms o1
bua4 b. .ae; May p Af. IS on 81 ST. leo the sri pa
ssel ,rose e b. .he korsLee SfensAe I'm. Valparaiso Cr
Lveseel; Juns lar 2 IS len 81 49, on the outward p.
stf. spoke esak PeEsor Of AEd f Beet CAs 65 dG
esi; Oct a. 3 . e., On. ~ ST. 'pole bhs n Hand I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

stpsJ C Beyntor, Brown. New ohe,u' W.l.h, S.ryef
Chsse; Nsli Of Orleans DeI MS Ne Ole AS, VIM Seoa
sens c Grtn1.n Be,el LONDON Gd!Den Min9Jn e
ss-Gsp. Wilson, Csrboaet.e, Apal'eaiT9is E,si ga q
HsIrd r c. eyer Bs..dm Marseie., H. D. bIoo nan
Co M'Ii' Newman. Port aaPrinee V.n Brpet X s'sfm
Agenoii4, lerI hurVhs HseI. 5. Decay C'hsoN (7fj
McDougal Bs:hni,t AIics, E. Z Ware. .
sehoopen-Jss Lawrence. Alien Bo.ton D,yt Sp.ss@e
Fila Frsress, Aitshel Ffankrd, H. u e'oosn,n C',i
Eicou Kpgslsns Bsl'irn re, Lord Sl:E 50 " snI
Cl,k Norfh kiy.r Va B =. Me:cae b. ri.h A'hbs, -
vsc.G J. H.. Br0,er; Msrhs Mans, snail, - n, W.
Ropes Co L Dyer Jsmesn, knss.oc JAZZ u l. hitSs
J. btnus TerIv Carien.s Weinberg * Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
MARRIED..

ALLIsOE-BAKER-On Sunday evening, Nov. le, by the
Rev Mr.. Sesrles JAMES ALI ISON TO Miss ELIZA A.
BAKER daughter of the late Daniel Baker all Of this
city.
Boston and Providence papers please copy.
BRIGGS-BAKER-on sunday evening Nov: 10, BY the Rev.
Mr. sesrles, THEODORE y. BRIGGS 70 Miss M AIRY A.
BAKER daughter of the late Daniel Baker esq., all Of this
city.
Boston and Providence papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

Bu,y.lo Nov I9-l2:g0 D m-FLoUs firm former rates
WHEAr-Ssles OF Milu sukee 5p ing 81 49, CORs 84c
OARS unchanged. State BAkLEY-SnlaI sales at . s..
NOZZLE Nov i7-WeeSs receipts Of CoTroS, ending 10 b
ps II 3l2 bales Export 10 Liverpool ol bales FREIGHTs,
i'd. EXCHANGE London, L06dl.07.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
To McnUers.

yISEyAsp sopND, MusEsGEr CHAsSEL.-A red spar buoy,
numbered has been placed Mussege Shosl, vest end
red spar buoy numbered 2 has been placed On Mutton
Shosl, west end. q ,,
red spar buoy numbered has been placed On tho w.
part Of HsWs'sshos. Is
red ,psr BUOY numbered ta' been PLACED on the T.
snd Of Hswe's sboal.
BY order Of the Lighthouse board
C. H. d. cALDWE u,
Light, house inspector, Second district
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
Ng67 acres s4,lsoe23 the average Of 80 80 'ere'
The circular Of Messrs. Marie & Kanz says:

NEw.YoRk Monday. Nov. l9, le5h
Since cur circular Of the 18th the Stock exchange hiss been
vey md hss been sustained advances 10 ne y al
,tocI knorf the principal Of th7 Of
80 arc The fall of exchange Europe which nov %
low hit no Gold Oh pped and tae snehorsoa OF me
or don OF the Banks Of Fl gland and FrsDce snaounoed
me steamer Pacific. The suspension Of TIE eXporaon Of
an. Gle as allows rapid Increase 10 me specie OF
oar eased the money market an1 h rate OF
n. S,,cnss excited england by the Of. rup.ae
sfv,en the C.biaes Of Washington and London, With wss
40 s,,en,y talked Of the Pacific sailed produced 80
st an preen here that the money market was ho' N ,no
least affected BY IT, #. - ,., II
Ieui,i,na l. and Missouri ?; Tennessee unchanged virginia
eighty declined - . Li.h ,-. -,.;..s
s, have 10 ce sales OF bonds OF ~
Louis Cincinnati Chicago Cleve snd Pittsburgh sscrsmeao
Rochsster sne small sale OF SAl~-utee se-' suu -
Lcuis c. unity = cents
Messr,. DE Cappet Co. say:
NEw.YoRy, Nov. 10, 1855
Til. advance which noticed fortnight ago
Ia. nuu.d 20 be felt during the past week on our looey MAJ
all socks 10 greater OF les eeses
~ ep,ef.Iy railroad stocts and en- Que Or Two Sate
-1ct. vhish rave fallen considerably. We remark aso
6,rsr tone in rsilr al BINDS, which sesod more
n,SeI.ey the market having recovered from the )'ed
nTodneea BY panic and rsauned s nsturA curse we
the return confidence 70 the ntnuanee the 10"
sIno Of specie a to receipts Of gold from Ca foni
ar. now f. resehing their ordinary hEure Iei' To-
security has not received the esst Do@ oy
hs news Of the 1t Of his EDgh feet toward ts Gui
N E,Ico 70 which American publ' attaches 10 'eous
il considered being the result Ct rni'under'
,tsndips which will be soon exp aimed 80
The annexed table gives the receipts OF the various
railroads of the country for the ten months ending
Oct. 81:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
Receipts of Produce =.

b. North yirey boo,-s2 2s2 rkg, Flour OlO DO Wbe,t
Il 80 do Corn $50 DO Rye u 500 do os' 800 do Barley
~ 50. Ashes, 292 dc. " hisky 2,752 30 Beef
b. Erie railroads ia bba Flour 81 pkss WHISKY, 80
Co. Wheat AS DO Barley az do Oats, $50 Go. Beef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

MINIATURE ALNASAc.......THIs
Sun-Rses .6:5l Sets.......4:59 Moos Set, ...J %
HsE sATEt........... rsIs oAT
Sandy Booh..4:27 Gov. Idsna.. 5:7 He'll Ga,e..6:3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

GI oucEsTEz HARsos Eocs is hereby given hist the red
buoy No Dog Bar in this narbor. has been reos;d
By order Of the Lighthouse board.
&. II. B. CALDWELL,
Light house inspector Second district
p.ston Nov IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
COURT OF general SESSIONS, Nov. 19-B,fore the


COURT CALENCAR-THIs
SUPERIOR CoURT.-NOs. s32, 37s, CIT, $40 497, SCI,
81 $50 S. $40 7 g. 69 u.s. 40 TO 65 7t5 to 75), 76l,
762 7e3 S7i, q, is, l6, q 81, l4s,hl2, u.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

Iosr, are y cent, and psper Of ffst-ciaee y scare
AZ rather easier to psss. Fsvore signature go a.
ealo q cent and frs:clsss st loG Y Cent Inc
hanks have arrested their clntTsetion God do age
pst of their offerings. In the street soek osn' srs
e.sier to arrange than fer a long tine.
The Hudson river railroad compsnys receips io7
Ocober were: ,,.,,,,,
ls54s..''.''''''''''''''''''''' isa7es IS
i'~''''
Decrease '''''''''''''"~'@'N
The receipts of the Macon and Western rosi for
October were: x.,s,
1894. '''''''''''''''''''''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
PASSENGERS Arrived

IN brg fneo,tsrd rc5 BOlira- ChyMesI Henry Riwi3l
III n. IA. Mk,tr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20
Marhets-CARErrLIrR REPORTED FOR The TsiSssE'

MONpAf NOV
ASSESSING market am be- BE- qSies SI roe - ~"
~ Fsrr sXau,,iesn Yellow Is firm win ngnt ~, <
Dr. -, r,odsIsts demand he sses are $500 % a. ga
"orTON-Tb.rs more activity 10 the market to sy part
tran.itu Our Saturdays Prices nase oeso
fsr Have. We repeat our former quotations.;
81 as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

Increase. soJl
There are no marked changes 10 the statement ex-
ceptipg an increase Of some s275cOo In the deposits
Of the Metropolitan Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

Hollands. Florida Moble.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-19

Another new territory is in embryo,
according to letter from Santa Fe to
the New Orleans Picayune. which says
it has been proposed to the Legislature
Of New Mexico TO memorabilia Congress
to erect new territory out Of the south
ern portion of that one. The memorial
has. in fact, been drawn up and presented
to the Legislature for adoption, by per-
son whose name is given as the Hon. J.
A. Lucas. who appears TO be a member
Of the New Mexico House of Represent
atives. Al the date Of the letter. Jan.
3lst, the session Of the Legislature was
about closing by limitation, so that the
memorial was net expected to get ,hro'
both houses then; but at the next annual
session it will be urged. Pimera is the
name suggested for the new territory, and
is said TO have been its original designn-
tion. There is believed TO be respect
able minority in the Legislature favora
BILE to the measure.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-19
Hard Times in the sOraf;,.

We extract the following from Il letter
written by NJ. II. Wallace. formerly OF
this county, now at Richmond. In.
Vim. Gaz.
Times are very hsrd-money scarce
cotton low, but negro property sill up.
The past winter has been the coidcs, ever
known in this climate, (32 deg J though
there has been some very warm weather.
Peach trees were in bloom the las, OF
January, but there has been hard freezing
weather since. II is now very warm
Qhermome ter on the 9Th inst. al Gil de-
sress) but very dry. Many farmers in
this Parish are purchasing homes in ST.
Paul and vicinity for summer residences.
and some are selling out their property
here, with the view 10 permanently To-
cate in ,ha, country Though. this is an
unusually backward spring there is some
corn up. and mos, Of it is planted. The
lands are all broken and ready for cotton
rs soon as the weather admits Citizens
hack on the navigable bayouse. are suffer
ing for wan. Of navigation. Vast piles OF
cotton bales are lying on the banks. wait
ing Tor a moving of The wsters, while
planters are paying about l 5 per cent. for
advances on il, in money and supplies. =
Railroads are very much needed here;
but il is doubtful whether they ever finish
any of the roads now contemplated.
understand that they will have 10 discon.
tinue operations on V. b. and Shreve-
port road. which passes this place. Dallas.
have the stock subscribed. but cannot col
lect the installmen,s. The truth is. they
want energy; and ifthe road is ever made
las have heard many citizens remark
il will be done by Northern enterprise
"Cais in gloves never catch mice"
March 8 1858.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1855-04-19

THE NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE.-
The receipts of the Niagara bridge for
the las, year amounted 20 $4,000. the
first cost being about $50, 900. The new
large structure just completed cost about
S500.000 The old structure was used
as platform in building the new one
and has been removed. There are three
tracks upon the bridge. At the some
time one train and one only can occu-
Ply them at once, as they ere all the com
pass of single six foot track. 1t is this
track, and .his alone. that is leased TO
the Canada road FOR S35 600 year. whic h
they under let TO the New York Central
and such other roads as may desire to
use it. All the rest of the bridge. the
carriage way and the footways tina, IRE
beside the trackway. are reserved BY the
bridge company. These last will give an
income Of many thousand dollars above
the Si5, 900 lease. The loads that have
passed over the bridge thus far have been
comparatively light, but fos long time
pas, weight Of some $50 or $50 tuns Of
stone has been lying upon the bridge as
a sort o, make weight. There will be q
formal celebration OF the opening OF
the bridge about the first, of MAy, 10 which
all the world will gather.