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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1855-11-24
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA.
District Court, Ramsey County I'd Judicial District
Charles T. Whitney

Charles T. Whitney
against
Ernest HowitZ, and Ernest demanded
HowtZ and william Van contract for payment Of
Hauim, under the
and firm Z. How
itZ Sc.
10 the above Defcndents Ernest Ho,cz and E..
HOicitz & Co.
VOU hereby summoned and required the
paintn this action, copy which herewith up
and to the said complaint
the subscribers their office in the city ST. Paul.
aforesaid, within twenty the this
exclusive the day such service; and you
the said complaint thu plain
tiff in this action will take Judgment against for the
five hundred dollars, also the further so
protest, with interest the Septen-
thousand eight hundred besides
of this action. AMES x VAN ErTEN,
oc19-w6w Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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LAW SroRY.-A few DAYS ago couple of
Dutchmen, Van Vampt and Van Vsmpt Bones,
lived on friendly terms on the high hills of Lime
stone. At last they fell out over dog. Won
Nampt killed Van Bones canine companion.
Bones, choosing to assume tho killing to have
been Intentional, sued Vampt for damages. They
were called in due time into court, when the de-.
PENDANT in the case was asked by the Judge wheth-
or he killed the dog. 'Pe sure kilt him." said
Vampt, shut let Bones prove it, This being
quite satisfactory. the plaintiff in the action was
called on to answer few questions, and among
others he was asked by the judge at what amount
he estimated the damages. He did not well I'M
derstand the question, and so to be little plain.
er, the judge enquired what he thought the dog
to be worth. ''Pe sure" replied Bones, ''the dog
was worth nothing, but since he was so mean nc
to kill him he shall pay the full value of him.
How many suits have occupied the attention Of
courts-how many contentious have engaged the
time OF the public, and have been waged with vir-
ulence and invective, having on more worthy diff
ference than that of Won Fampt and Van Bones
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Democratic Majority-Late from Texas.

New ORLEANS, Nov. Is.
The latest election returns indicate a Demo-
cratic maority for the State ticket of about ,000
We are in receipt of later dates from Texas
Gov. Pease has sent his message to the Legisla-
ture. He justifes the proceedings of Capt. Gala
han, but opposes unauthorized expeditions in
Mexico for the purpose of chastising the Indians.
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GT letter from Odessa, of the Doth ult..
says the Gear is expected there the l7th of DC.
,ober.
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CO Messrs. De Lis.e, Janvrin De Lisle. for
eign merchants and bankers, one of the Oldest
houses in London, have failed for 44OO, 900,
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s GEORGE A. NOURSE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAW
Office opposite Spuoner's Lower Town,
ALLEN PIERSE,

attorney General Lana
TTAvING Register Of the Land Office under the late adj
able to select the best land in the Terrific
and will warrant the regularity OF all oca-
tions made by him. s..... :.
Wilocate land moneywarrantng
and "a annum on the latter
three yearand charge half the excess over
commissions.
Paul, Min. -.' my16-tf
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g.. A. DELOYNES CO., .--.....
IMPORTERS ..-..s.- &
RrandieA. Wines. EcnifA e. SPgarS,

43 South Water Street. (up aairs) Chicago.
NHE Wines and Liquors sold by the above House all of
L the importation OF their Ne1o Fork firm, and
ferred In bond under the seals of Chicago,
VIII they lodged in United States bonded cellars this
way the merchants Of thu North Western States purchase
In Chicago, with the certainty quality New
York Jobbd Goods sold the country CaIaa
be transferred In boad, II there Custom suse situ.
ted In the place. As other House In the NorWe offers
Its with the like security gnucness, the merchants
Of ST. Paul must nd to their Interest," DESTROYS Of obtain
Ing the a
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..--r CHARLES wO0LLETT.

UtuerH1 COmn1fkI0m ana AOveTtiSinS AgehtY
Sc LAKE STREET, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
RESPECTFULLY announce intention to establish myself
in business in this city, and offer services to
effect sales Of Produce, purchases Of LUMBER &C.
commission, together with any which requires per-
sona attention, which experience
In active mercantile pursuits and thorough knowledge the
city tae has qualified the advantageous
terms, thereby frequently obviang the and
OF leaving business. Hoping
ed with commands, trusting that this Introduction
transactions, extensive
you Of my best efforts in behalf, am truly
CHAS. wOOLLETT.
REFERS Aid. W. Kennedy, =. B. Williams, W. wayman
NJ u Keith; A. H. Backa, Esq, John Rogers, ESQ.,, n. Fnk
Esq Messrs Nugent Owens. may IA n
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BIGELOW & FLANDRAU.

Attorneys and Counselors at LGt1
ONCE L. B. Wait Co.'s stors, Third street, below Roberts,
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
WILL attend promptly and carefully professional business
w Territory; to the collection Of
debts, other business In connected with
the profession. .-... -.-s.s... ~ 20.
Money to small good security.
HORACE R. BIGELow. CHARLES E. FLANDRAU.
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THE NEWS.
wisconsin Election.

The latest news from Wisconsin, We find IN the
Galena Advertiser of the 18th. The editor says
-" Though Bashford is apparently ahead we 90
not consider it safe to claim his election in the
present state of the returns" In thirty-two
counties Bashford has 1854 Barstow, 1925
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INDIANA BANKs.-The following banks have
been wound up and their securities sold.
The bills are worth, according to the sums re-
allied, the following figures:
Bank of Connersvlle, 81 cts.
Wabash Valley Rank, 90"
Green County Bank, 81"
Merchants Bank, Lafayette, 90"
Laurel Bank. so"
Government Stock Bank, SOC
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no FARME RS,,!

no FARMERS!.!
lust received at the ST. PA UL AGRICULTURAL WARE
u HOUSE, the head or Thirl street
Corn Sneer, Grain 'parators,
Hay aud Straw Cutters, Whip Stocks and Lashcs,
Vegetable Cutters. Corn Mills,
Meat Cutters o>t Augers,
Sausage Suffers, Bull Rings and Cow Chains,
Horse Hoes and Culfivators, Ok and Cow ILLS,
Harrows and Seed Sewers, Cross Cut and Pit Saws,
Cast Steel Pi'ughs, Scythes and Snaths,
ok Yokes and Bows, Grape Vine Cradles,
(frim,lstones, Hay and Manure Forks
Farm RS Boilers, s. ythe Ston.s, Rakes, SC,
birthstone Crsnks and Rollers, Ok and Log Chains
Sickles and Grass Hooks, Brush Scythcs Hooks,
Mocks, Picks and Grub Hoes Corn Baskets, &C., &C.,
Corn and Killing Hoes, Tools Of all kinds, &C., &C..
Anf which Offer for the lowest ices cash.
jyl7-3mw* MCCLOUD & BROTHER.
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WIN. w. PAGE,
Veterinary Surgeon, Late from Canada.
BEG leave inform The Inhabitants st. Paul and
rounding country tht prepared
in profession as VETERINARY SURGEON.
My in the business during extensive practice
years in Canada, enables my with
great confidence all.
Entire satisfaction will be given in all cases.
Calls will be attended to at the shortest notice.
Liniment Srrains, Weak Joints Rheum atsm.
jyl7-wf VIM w. PAGE, Mansion House.
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Summons for msney demanded
on contract for payment Of
money.
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O. r. C. C. PERKINS,
ATTORNEYS g. COUNSEL ORS At Id w,
Farribault, Rice Creek. NJ. T. jy7-d&wtf
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HENRY X. WALKER.

VTIHOLESALE and RETAIL every description
w Furniture, Feathers, Mattresses, Beds and Bed
ding. g.fl-ss - f.-t -s-f gE xHfea u -,rs.r.s
ALsO.-Pianno Fortes and Meledeons. Randolph
Street, Chicago.
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LOOK and LIVE-T =
s5Afff On. =. ,. oALIUP1 fl r
COMPOUND SYRUP or BRIEF ROOT.

-
~ ~ " = Il y Il " & -
+ ttEffk M. 4. Il. 0hrr mr. z q $50 =
~,o~rrs& A,rr~ cvDr1n c~-.Z - q
O0mtOONO ~S1nO1 " bklEk 6OOx,
for Dvsentery. Uarra. :hoern Uorbua hoIc,s
summer CDrn aints WeaF ~ HeIaxeS H1S - M .cT
A.,.,,c cs.I.,.' a. - ~.
ssss - .. - 1Ass 0s~SeA
pHIs medicine been in years establish
ed reputation far - II 70 Known by
medicine In the world, without the
mentsof kind and the proprietor
resort 70 the columns Of Newspapers for the gisn
the h0e body the American people the
experience only give tie feH 81 n - : = -
The Brier Root Syrup
4 .~-ZelE..4.f 80 - - - 4tlf Elag.a1l
the result OF many Of the causes Of Bowel
Oomp'smut sno tns ~ vese.see !meaes 70 neir
are 50 well known ina any person Win common shave
to reisx and what - cans.snsts The ho~eis An tna~ th.
opiun while j. system, tendency
vsney o. oher medicines have opposite TENDENCY And
20 Of most Of the edie,ns IN Ne 's OF opium ana
The great aim .n,ony nhvsict.ns n =. ..--.-.,
cIner Of this Kind =; cp "a. enn 70 compound med
moved medicine fan shorf of prodxcno deafh mi.
object Is generally strength
the poison; but the
medicine removing the disease another poisoning the sys
n anu sappns inc Of health, that each
brings the patent one stage nearer early grave
OF an an nnpo'e ~ .no unnsppy ON see.
!" az eey s'IueH "I.n nis cunarfty In
ne VI ana tne euectss ana nev"ea his time
70 tne AFTER several years frufless la
oo ne nnay IN tse Acf hs in veg
me poisonous p'heps can De separated from
ne tna they are no upon each oth
erior their eHec He also succeeded In discovering method
OF separating them, that was easy and practicable
fF s This Great Discovery ls
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BELLS! BELLS.! BELLS..: 1ts-7
EENEELYS celebrated Cburch Factory Steamboat School
1 House, Locomotive, other bells,
the Foundry in West Troy, n. Y. 49,.
Mathematical Instrum
Levels, Transts, Compasss, the superior
struction, constantly hand.
An assortment Bells be found
Raymond Ward. Chicago, II. j. Nazro Milwaukee
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ponERTs ~ The late Arm Q,

]. A. ROBERTS, of the late firm Of
WRIGHT, McLACHL LIN B. ROBE TS,
ID ENG dsunted said firm, the proprietor is ena-
ID public work of superior quality than
heretofore presented such the imitation Of all
Fancy Woods Mantle Pieces, Mabled and initiated
and painted in fancy color
ranted equal to the Paris or London style.
Specimens be calling at the residence of
j. opposite the Rice House, No. g. St. Anthony street,
ST. Paul, aug3O-y
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BELLS: BELLS..

INHE SUBSCRIBERS, their established and enlarged
Foundry manufacture improved method
constantly hand, their BELLS
of all descriptions suitable Fire Alarms. Churches
Academies, Factories, Steamboats,, Plantations, &C.,
mounted with their Rotatins Yoke, and other improved
Hangng, which the Of the Bell, with and
efficiency in ringing. WARRANTED and durability
For full particua to CHIMES, KEYS WEIGHTS
ply for Circular to A. MENEELY'S SONS,
my22-lye - West Truy. Albany Co.. Il. Y.
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The counties that remain to be heard from gave
the following majorities at the judicial election
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NHE Grand Medical Warehouse, No. - Washington
Albany N. T., immediately SO entcrprsing young
with horse and 800 $500 capitol
to deposit security athulness, &C., business
good written menaon honesty ability
agents In the sale the popular medicines
the day In the western whom all travelling
will be paid and salaries the year, $500 $500,
eording TO the ability of applicant - IL .,1 ..ae
N B-Appy without delay either by letter or In
above p B. COOK, Third Jackson streets,
st. Paul, General Agent for Minnesota.
70 All communications promptly attended to.
se24-ly DWIGHT CHAPLIN.
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CARD.
N C. PRICE would respectfully inform the citizens Of Saim
u he will his profession the fstday
wishing Dental 'ations kind
formed, will find it their interest to call him
and his services. His will be W. s. Combs
Bookstore, jeS-tf
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sEW' hHEHAET.- ALEX. zIEoLE1.
IMPORTERS AND wH0LESALE DEALERS IN CIGARS,
Morn MlSs 8re1. ealey fhs Vv{n{e Hotel ~ Lfe No.
We keep avarsou hand and superior stc Of InpoF-
Ted and Domestic nsgaa, Il Norma, sr, Londre Cheroof
Asy 1sbA "a --s~r~ 1s...i-ssyT - ,.yasuy 4
QcHOoL SLATBS-fransposns SI1sS sad I0fsISis Slsss
- Tor saieW 0ef-t0 O. HAMILTON Z 90.
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FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law AND
DEALER IN REAL ESTATE,
wabashaw, Minnesota Territory se4-tf
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JOSEPH FORD,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office the WnsoD Hous ST. pau, and at Cannon River,
Rice County, Minnesota Territory. jy6-ly
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TROY, N. Y. BELL FOUNDRY. tsa
JONES s. HITCHCOCK, PrOprietOrs.

NHANUFACfURE and keep constantly hand Bells
lu Churches FActore Steamboats,, Houses
tons, Locomotive and abroad idreths
Patent Rotary Ioke,' Wheels Frzme< Telling Hammers,
plete, AID Springs attached Ciapper
warrsne 10 pr and
TO US, at Toy Rens Co., NJ r, shah Immediate
tentien. u
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DIR. Z. SMELL,
EXCRLIOR, MINNESOTA.
Former Proprietor and Physician OF the Springfield
Cure, and late Proprietor Easthampton Hydropathic
Institution.
nR. SMELL, having had Q long successful practice in
u Hydropathy, Electro Magnetism, Surgery,
would respectfully solicit the of the people
vicinity and the public generally. Examinations chronic
diseases mase with full description given, with previous
knowledge OF the case asking any questions. wy
70 Once hours from A. M. to r. N. mar l0dawtf
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C. b. ADAMS, .s-
Latc and General Agency Office, Washingfon, d. G.

II FER
r. NJ. Newson. ESQ.,. st. P,ul.
Edwin G. Bailey, Boston p. q.
Hon. Jno. z. Goodrich, Stock
bridge, Mass.
Hon. Truman Smith, Conn.
Hon. Henry Bennett, N. York.
Hon. Ex-Gov. Jones, Tenn.
J. II. Jones, Esq. Cincinnati, %.
VIM. ]. Flagg, "
Hon. J. c. Wright, S
nOv-29-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-10

The ship William Penn, Captain Cole from tho Chincha
Islands, bound to Hampton Roads, wrecked the
morning Of the 3oh ult, Cape Hacras Shoals and 1t
is probable that fifteen OF her met waery grave
She had twenty persons board and after she
struck she went TO pieces and all board left
the mercy of the waves, pieces of the wreck, &c
Nine persons including the Captains wife, got the
top Of the house that deck and had noated on
and after being tossed about for sixteen hours, without
provisions water picked up by the brig Marcus,
Captain H. X. Edredge from New York bound TO Union
Island Ga, who cid everything In his power TO make
them comfortable possible After remaining on
board the Mnrcus tin Friday last, the 9th inst, the
steamship Knoxville Captain Ludlow, from New York.
bound to Savannah, came along side and they were
transferred TO that vessel and taken to Savannah where
they arrived next morning While on the Knoxville,
subscription set foot by Captain Ludlow, TO aid
the suffers and the OF one hundred and twenty
dollars and fifty cents Immediately collected
for that purpose The following the Of those
saved by Captain Eldrcdge:-
Mrs Mary G. Cole, captains wife DIR. c. T. Bourne,
passenger, and Thomas sedden, James IDhan, Charles
Belts Hiram Dubois, John {. Thompson Thomas Gil
more and John II. Snow, seamen.
The following named persons last a raft;
Benz. T. Wood, Of Nantucket first officer; George II.
Hail. OF Mass second officer James Price John George
Mr. Burg, Joseph Desola Charles II. Titus John Steele
Thomas Salmon and Louis fleetwood.
The captain was last seen on the mzenmast George
Humphries and Timothy Merean sunk In sight Of the
ship Albert Fige and Francis Wilson driftei OF on
boat, and the steward Il Is supposed swept oG the
topgaant forecastle
telegraph despatch in yesterday Herald. from
Charleston stated that the captain picked up by the
schooner C. stratton and arrived at that place On the
7h inst which makes ten out Of the twenty five known
TO have been saved There hopes that OF the
remaining fifteen have been picked up by some of the
numerous vessels constantly passing that dangerous
place.
The william Penn had cargo Of guano on board and
The ship valued at about $50 0Oo She aboA
500 tons burthen, and built at Portsmouth, NJ
I'll In lhi1
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TUE EAR TICKET.


There will be . meeting Of the members of the New
York bar, this "wednesday evening al ~ O'Clock a,
Masonic Hall COO Broadway fot the purpose of nolnA
ing ticket for the Judiciary, irrespective q party Tho
prominent effect will bc 70 indicate unity
large the ~ those already nominated which will
be most acceptable 10 the profession Ths endofyeBt
of this meeting must necsssariy carry great weight
their constant professional Intercourse has given them
opportunities of forming judgment 20 those qaalAca
tions and that adapiabity which are superior 10 pol
cal claims. We understand that this meeting viii
dore wings Know NothIngs, and democrats of both
section,-hards and sofa.
KNOW NOTHING NOMINATIONS.
SersnM Hdrd.--tor Assembly, Edmund ~ Rarr0w
Assessor A. w. T. ysndeurscn Councilman fsth district
George warner 18th district Edward ssrrit 18th d.
,riei william a. Hagerty eon,tAbles John a Vsa Bok
evening next.
7lirt,,aa ward-The American party concluded ,hslr
pIete 1ssemby ii,h district obss + nm. A..
.essor, aaron " sharp Counriifosn, - distrlet,
william sloya AN district J. = mI @ Sssh als.rie,
Instector Alonro Enos Trustses Noah \ whlnoek Geo
". 1hurtsr, W W Young, Jacob Van Dafsn.
WHO ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.
Tie Seventh ward vhig Assembly Convention me, "a
turday evening Tsrenee ~ Lynch 10 shs chair and r.
W. Poe secretary. I'm motion, balo, for Hat
wa' had, when Eanund Barrow, g.q, having reo~iyci
s,snyotss, and Mr. y W Mofgsna ihfss vo,ss Mr. H~s
row declared unanimously nominated. VI. BAFfo.
q member q the legislature q 1858.
MERCHANT AND cLEaxs' ORGANIZATION.
We nave Df~n fetueats1 ~ UT o8c~f* ~ tbs rcUEtl
orrnnirstion which resolved Friday Las, ~ pat
dey<ndeat county ueaet Ia the Geld a. the conn es.
ton, 70 ssy ils this party = distinct from The hefrsp
Tile Library Assoeiaton and has epnoerisn 18th thA'
body further than that u the member u our
ganizsuon In the otbef The xsreAntls IItfsSy
Aftoeiaiion, such. -cpH not eopnisnsnee political
action
mDYyysDrxT DyHocR.Trc soslstTosh
Ths iseslslor union uas, somgos~i = Iegns ln.ea
dsraocfnie haze nominated thf hnuing tctef n he
Your,esD'h wsrd Alderman MiehAs Ig1sDsy fDuhcli
men 3ssh district Tsire. Berpss s1ib HeDfy y.
K0upe 3sih. Vim. ~ Racsy
John a. Itxon ha. rs-sfysd sha unitef laYi sna aon
shsll nA hall sheI rosnlns0n IN The - Assembly als
,rfrt (Yiftb vare)
LT0rop rEaiyas cLrg
Is.rys,em1 Hsrd Sg-0aas.pys y--Fo Al@sfuAAa, David
q .s.Us Co8nciiHasn 18th district, JosetA usston
s1th TharsAs FsrFen ss;h, Howell ysa IT,, Asaes..gs
sysnsy smith, ConsiAbisr, Jossph ysn, Vim. Ne.hab,
70 rHg KDIros oy rHg HERALD.
rs4N es~i psr M hssf a fiiy Politics IN " dsys
ts.se mr. sDpesrs esndka,e for Coancsa.n ~
ths Thsiy seventh district, tsx leavr W Assure ~
sfsnss of NE Fourteenth yard tia, Am ans
.ifh the thss ernsnssf fron sDf tslsvs
have htsn dons or ths eTprsss purpyss - sysrnx
Pass give this vsh'is.iy and gslf- yeur oa.sn' ssr
ysr', Wh NlsL lN J.s2g f'gs~e
Nv yVsx, oss. ., is;s.
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LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.


Large transactions In beef had taken place but prices
weIe steady The stock was considerably reduced and
LOVE. qualities were scarce Pork in steady demand at
aud but little left in market The stock Of lard In frat
hands was quite exhausted and advance ofas. a IS.
had been established with sales of ib0 tons Cheese
isir request, but ordinary difficult Of sale.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Coffee in good demand and the recent advance fully
3fs. Cd 3es. for pearls Dyewoods-An advance had
been obtained upon iogw owing to scarcity Moias-
ses in good demand Spirits Of turpentine quiet at 30s
o. 3os Transactions In American rosin again very
large amounting to Ia 600 bbls principally at a. ID
4s. I'd. for common 0ils-oiive in good demand. A
moderate business done in seal cod and whale. Lnseei
IN inir request at as pale rape 62s Palm in good de-
mand
LIVERPOOL FREIGHT MARKET.
freghts TO the United States quiet and the late
advance was not fully supported steerage passengers
scarce at about f3 5s Dead weight to New York 1l.
lbs Fine goods 15s. I7s. 3d. Hardware rs. 3D. Ear
LIVERPOOL READsTUFrs MARKET.
No material change has taken place in breadstuffs.
12s 3D.. red and mixed, lis. a lis Cd Western canal
Hour aes S2s Philadelphia and Baltimore 49, As
whites a sna ssRessns ycw as M mixed aaca
td. indian meal per Dbl, 20s a 2ls.
LONDON CORN MARKET.
The weather has been quite sutry and favorable for
harvesting The arrivals home wheat have large
but they all appear TO bave been previously sold to
rive. Foreign supplies short The market firm, but
very little doirg 0ats-Good supplies of foreign and
prices firm. Flour without alteration and the walls
limited.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.
Tsllow very firm at 5Ss the spot and 59s for Janu
ary and March, Sugar steady, but not active. Coffee
the public sales went of at full prices native Cyon
ols SIS 3D. Tea more lively common Congou Nd Rice
quiet, Saitpetre in limited demand at former rates
METAL MARXET.
There has been great falling of in demand for Scotch
pig IRON and prices rule lower than last week. closing
Sos. S0s Cd cash for mixed numbers Welsh rails rm
at fS S. = f8 los Mt the works Common bars from Es
5s fS l0s and staordshirc at clio 5s. fi0 los. per
tom there is, however no business done.
Shipping Intelligence.
Arrived from New York I'D ul Louis Napoleon at DEAL
26h, Quic kstsp at Gravesend
Arrived from Boston z7h uli Lucia at Gravcscnd; 2Oh L.
ohart
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX,
-~>~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~-
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
ACTIVE OPERATIONS RESUMED In THE CRIMEA.
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~---~-
ATTACK ON the RUSSIAN urANTRY,
The Russians Fortifying the Northern
Part Of Sebastopol.
The Gar to Supefintend the Winter Campaign.
THE WAR IN ASIA.
DECLINE OF 1-8d. IN COTTON.
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COnsOls 80 l.2,
&c, &c., &C.

BY THE HOUSE PRINTING TELEGRAPH, 81 WALL sr.
HALIFAX, Oct. 0, 1855.
The royal mail steamship Canada Capt. Stone, from
Liverpool on the Goth ut arrived here at 100 this
ing. The G. sailed at O'Clock P. M. for Boston, where
she will be due at about O'Clock Thursday morning
The Canada reports Oct. g. lat So 49, n. long. 2s 50
w. passed steamship Africa bound East Sept. %, OF
Point Lynas passed ships Lucy Thompson and Columbia
bound into Liverpool.
The steamship Hermann arrived out at Southampton
on the Gath September.
Active operations have been resumed in the Crimea
The Grand Duke Constantine arrived at NcoaeH on the
Goth, and II was sail the Gar himself would shortly
visit that place to Superntend the winter Crmean cam
paign.
The Russian treasury has received large Of money
through Berlin.
fearful tempest had occurred at sebasopo with very
heavy rains.
On the 18th Of September the Turkish troops al Con-
staninore, intended for Asia sent to Eupatora.