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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06
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fVUNN INUF-t2IAITIIfU ID \ THDHDUIk
~ cfnratgn nstrurl % he higher bngh brapchss
utniAry inahsinAics Hso IN Lain French ssi 4pal.h.
wflrr - enRaVe iArhn % f rAss seminary pF3sas
hHAy u 'hs city - immediate liciniy iizbst ss,a-s
uala t1pef ani A3n4 he given Apply n
utffl.an street between Nc oata 4 wa aai -four, durax
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G. -PEsMASsnfp.-MR. poinRAn ce BRpApvAY
'Dsls isae hes rapid business hAn1 aipr time tit
entinc hand irsnlng" entirely removes
uess crBfnping md trembling " BThS4e VIM have fa~i
examined without charge.
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M n eRofT, AuoIIoNkER-by CROFT auIIs6-
I. Will ssll on Saturday, Oct a. o. l0tt O'Clock
William street, OF Cedar large varied Asaor,nl
OF and second hand furniture consisting .ia parts
of suits chairs bedsrhjs beds marcNsca tables gina
Also, lot Of uamanE tools.
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N ". tEleIAlAH, Aucitduocr, ~ boNcrt, VIII sei
Monday Oct At 1914 O'Clock frock SICK dress and
casmerc and ainet pants 1T variety u syirs snS
patterns, ak san cloth and velvet vesta, skA sap-
lngs Cloths fancy cassinrrra deoskna, sa,pets Innings
Rrrr with sewing machine, Tbs ahoy" goods msts
up - the latest alyrs. aud aoiio pay advances
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tttI* a. FAYE BOARDING. SCHOOL pVk hO1s-
- tlfsfe ifnyH t.-Furis pfsasfsi ,0r ssios~
lar af4fr gHrts.R IL 9nspts lrfHs tQsr sna 80 n
ttgF4a EfNnr h SO Scr cnfsD 4sie .G9
ezra AT 3r lfis 4NFGd - fftfh an9 apfcf ~ Oh
tgs NJ reuF 4f.sAf haNf tra tssF ifsia nssfs
sftkrn saksssr f4s hlfl rurss4 jl sfapsf
pat 1fensg8 Jf 0stkin@l ~ tssst .s~s y = ass
AWsas A AZ ~ Raft fsr To a~sslga ~si
nleles 80 drs Ngtlsy sofes1asf.
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4 BAILEY. AUCTIosEER, villa. sEII ON SATURDAY
-. morning October q at e9 broadway large ooIlecnos
o. ancient ana modern paintings among wflrh head ~
feter by Carlo Doo also head u disnna ahea in
chicl, by The celebrated artist ,arraiho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

MORTGAGE SALEM n CROFT AuCrioNHER
M CROFT co will SELL Friday, October II, n II
O'Clock NJ, T6 West Thirty thrd street Ave horss
power steam engine with boilers Hhsfng betting four
bellows Vices horse, cart and barucs tools STOCK
Ac said premea and used In the business NJ hou@
Emiihng Sale positive. Terms cash, eurr.B fBads ~
order JACOB Ep-Hi.I, Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

DETER PARKS, AUGrIoSEER-by sAvAaE 4
PARKB-Refnlar Saturday sale OF cabinet furn.turr
the trade and AinilssD saturday, 1 instant at t0
O'Clock ~ the sAestonm 3lt broadway, Gothic TAI be,w.cn
Duane and Pearl streets. comprising every variety Of OAK
rosewood mahogany and walnut psrinr furniture ute
covered Ia velvet plush brocsc and h,rcloh crlon.oa Ia
hes every material sofas easy and rocking chairs ward
robes library and secretary bookcases beseas richly
melted chamber suites AZ. Also nne gallery Of oil paintings
Caaoguesat sale n. B-Goois packed and shipped 81
charge.
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A UcTIoN NoTIcE-JosEPH =. SMITH. AUCTfoNEEK
n wii sell tbs day saturday, TO-, 0siock Ftank
n street fourth house y Broadway, large assortment
~ geRiee huasehad furniture large ava aud pser
glasses flch silver plated rich china
sets. glassware A., rosewood san. u French bica-
r -. IN rau hr0cada rosewood marble top esgege
10 bureaus, washsiaud centre aide ami alle,
marble Tops, rosewood mahogany black wslnui heea
enamred cottage nui. stands book racka CLOCKS
china vases 81 paintings yards BRUSSELS carpet IN ne par
lcr focms ngrn carpets stair carpets rods and atcfa
mahogany chairs blez SOFA feg twleg best hair
ses passes ami everything IoHnl Erst ciAs. h1.c
70 be sol without reserve snd house z eL Iepost
guifed.
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I MUHIARTY ANNIIbNEFH, Wild HEfI., THIS DAY.
-. nt 10 o'clock AZ ~ Chatham square furniture nom
I"cny second hrcet- ME" asprtmepcOnp rislng sofn.
carpets tables h.dseads, leather heis mArecs ollcloua
mAlilng. and yario1. other goods. Bale lo-Lllye
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-06

LOUhD-NEAR THE CITY HALL, BY LITTLE GIRL
Il small sum ofmoney. The owner have II BY calling
at the Second ward station house proving property and
paving expensea.
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LOST AND FOUND.

L'ouND-A VALUABLE GOLD TRISRET, N GRNIEs
IL Bazaar bl3 Broadway, which the have by
proving property and paying for this notice.
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The Tribune of the 4th instant contained the follow.
ing
The HERALD, few days since in abored article upon
the comparative value Of railroads. after showing by
tous statements that the Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road this year IL per its stock the Michigan
Southern % per cent and the Galena and Chicago 30
per cent, SAYS
Assuming then tho figures to be substantially cor.
rect we must say they reveal some curious facts
II will he that WI lie the stock OF these Is
selling in the market at difference q less than 20 per
cent there Is range u the actual net profits Of some
$50 per cent Taking Michigan Southern the basis,
and cali worth $50 per cent the stocks shonld stand
follows
.olh Se u ~ per 10y
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana. $50 per cent.
o we ass the Central at par the I po
ton q the stocks, according to their net proats L
follows
Chicago and Rock Lland ............2 200 per cent.
Michigan southern and Northern Indiana go per
Why the New York Central With il. bare per cent
commands IN market price very nearly equal 70 stocks
earning double and even qusdrupe the amount q money
net, we confess we are al q loss 10 understand
Now, as bear argument against Central, this i sim
Iy absurd II II proves anything, il proves not that
other roads selling for less Such statements
only be gratifying TO the holders Of the stock whose
lue Is thus grossly exaggerated.
However grossly exaggerated the valuation Of the
HERALD may appear II Is nevertheless strictly correct
n take the market price Of Central Tor what II
the day article wrtten) the standard the
valuation Of the other stocks follows Of We did
not ray that Galena and Chicago worth 40. sim.
ply because not prepared TO admit that Contra
vas worth par We took Central the standard, and
the price Of the other stocks follows stated by U.s.
matter Of course We know Of better rule b. Judge
ola stock than by It's producvenessiis profits N
Is not denied that the present financial years business.
OF The four roads mentioned officially reported and
tmaea and a. appeared In detail In the article al.
uded 10 by The Tribune, shows the following result -
New York Central earns. ........ ...... ter cent
Chicagu aud Rock Island ..................... Ia
Michigan southern. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
taleha h01 tnichgV.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 80
Now We beg u say that either Central at a. i too
high that Chicago and Rock Island a, - Michigan
Southern o. and Galena ana Chicago III are too
low. We stand upon the proposition made. The
stocks msy be figured Up agured dowo-we care not
which Either horn D! tie dilemma may be taken, a.
suits the Of the party hgurng L amounts the
thing. The fact b the eil'or d the Tibp> is an
inveteraie bun, and always viii b. lie rs too mauy
filends in Central 70 allow him speak H.
timents II b. not the hrs. time that hs kindly aspo.
sition has away vita hs Judgment and tear II
will not b. TIE last.
Tae hfst annual meeting ~ The stockholders n the
View York ant Bottom Air Line Railroad Company
since the merging into Il, By an act Ut the Nasa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Stniral.,ie was given last uisb, for tha trst -
reusnce Of Mac smo Nsn,.er Didis~, the new osa-
iiS.o fr- m tbs Queens Opers H. sseA Her slcess
YVES eminent ana ec,'sot Her voice IA extensive 70
compass; pure and symp .'hetc 10 qualify; ss iood
~ ccp,rsl'os, the bet Of them. are. and is uodr
thor.psh Control There Is great contrast bcswesn
the yo'au nous low tones and the uppermost oass-
the l.,t.r being irtprsely fmipioc and worthy Of
rih soprsno Eer face il han isoas and expressive.
a. fsr 50 se could udge at distance. aud her cndre
sppearsu ce ssreeabe. She much sppl sudod,
ana was called befcre the curtain. Msdanc La
Grange, as s+uirsmide, oistiDgushed befsei ~ The
suporistve briuisocy IN the execution In that most
4, rid psrt NJ Msch showed hirsef mastr Of the
school OF RoSsfi; the ouy o-joctoo We found 70 him
was IN bis decaiurg too loudly and p,io'edly ia COO
oe,, with the coutrato. which canoOt sing ss,ass
ba-s OF bsrto in ia force esp ci,y wien Ia srths
OF les 10 erySs--or ly shove il. In the splendid oath
scene tins excessive dominance OF VI. Morelh was
parsic ulsr evident.
IL mrsic and stage distlay, Stmir5mide is one Of
The most bri ha,. of operas. In smnp,uousnsrs OF
mvsic-!f ibst distinction may be iad,Vduased-ith
,n,ivaled The need, is 20 hrent and 10 this 10
,pecs he COZ trsst 10 Ne erbteIs Prophet just PSF
fc,rrsd viii come up. o. TIE ciher biod. IL. ofsn
de6ceD, in dI sma,ic uuh-lasis1 voc a display TAX
irg the place Of cbaI acterisic requirement.
The sage vas crowdes WITH the principals. Q nu-
menus chorus. superuumeraries. military band, ssd
a ha.hirg sr,as Of antique poture-qTeress. stage
sulepo,rs begin and eud in this City with the Aoad-
emy; for until The scenery Of Alegti be coosdeseA
there along with the dresses and decorations sud The
Hood ( harmonious sounds, the unravelod thsater-
eoer has conception of spproach TO great stage
enects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COITON MARKET. - Messrs. Brown,
sbpley Co report tina. owing q ine &C. o. n..u
i., the lower niddlns grades wei;n t1ey qae a..
b,heT While tie .Sssnss 90 ss ~ hich took
n 40 and II oorters 500 The following are h@ q1osions'
Fir e.d Ma 9s ~. ,S Mob s.d Fae ao,t
IN noyt WIS q CO bales which le5 900 os VA Aeresn
The sales Friday we're iPoU o: voc !: the close
IWTRPooL BREApsTrFF MARKLr -Messrs brown;
ssn,sv Co ssy that advances bad taken psce IN ~
Sgt,o. Of b ADsrvrrs viz: 10 Whes 70 ths sx'en Of
Sd y buh.l PlouI bb and Gem ?s ao"'sWI; .ee
Ts sIcnT anoea q. IS aGi; Phsse OH, snd B.pors,
u a45 Canadian q az HSSt, a co,a S4ae Ysiio~
- 6Sts o. Missd &c sass. Tbs weather In England had
So or TRApr IS MAScHEsTEE-The Msnches-
was 1t, ady notice had been given OF rsas'on
ofwsg,s severe, Of he factories H., o;.or,.rs of
R;c5.rs.on spence Co and Bssnd Atbys O.; report
PEoyI,Io,s generally unch,nsei AID tae resa 81
% & Brry aud Poag luie sed prizes without van. ioa
Gov STEADY. but bryers dem4"d re1oc'so'. t - =
o. d67 /. CHEESE dSh o. ioIHieI fses AfNI0 - " W
',, Ne,' PRoorcr M.RErrs-[Fcou the Bro
kers Cree s-Asnts n tc'!Ss 'pss',,NV' -, Ps.I,
holt .skos an advance East lntan ac'se oei Cse's u
Ro,s 10y 80 ou ts It s. 5sss N1os
RTg tt sPtXTixE TAR. LIsstED OlL u noiei S-n'ad
ct eGt: sSi. .ps.Stos IN wu.Lr Al an 10 ASA
PAW TO arrive in active Tslues 3, non. 6y 40
h.Hsd \, thirs aoio. in SkLTsETEG- SUGARS ae'.-e7e
a al -rIo.irE a'siy eat quiet ~. D., y,
LoSDOS MARKETS -hessrs. biIlpEs D. So p;
,,rcr iRox Sd bass AID "a wita9g
sstips AZ u CoTIEE fn IALtok sus..J ..-;.s.
Elm a, Sc as e. RICE active AZ i'F~er 's'eA
fLT[ oSros MONEY MARKET.-Messr.. Brings Bros.
Co report the Mo,rY nAIf,t sse s.ss Hs s 10 -.
he osDn - CooIols ose1 st S. sr noney .n1 - tS'
.ecoS,t M,xican Dollars pomin,l ct po-o
S~rpI~,y SrcrRIrITS.-Messrs barlng DroHere'
-, A.,aric,n Securities steady ard the 0a'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

arirs,sd BY he s,ri, Of true p'esy-ard e,reei-i'y
q. lnrg these who osim n Re the representative
sud ssScCA;fs or the sisve tres' hin with naked
stenron-so lors viii be cos.iaue 70 rob and op
pres the victims q; biz cupity. tie mes. be male
20 feel ~ DOS The f5eign siavet-ader tbs ov,'
vhe aiag ,ovfr q public sertn-nt-hs. he Is
30 tinrer Of TIE fst Tik utiety without sxclse,
" eod desc wing Of z-ivess sbhorrgac
Bu. tbs /, not all " Geo,e0er," be excl, ms.
vbs, would he thought OF the SANITY Of tie neri-
"esu Bo.rd of Comm'ssi ne's If ius'i-u,ug cou Sc
Of tc'rres for The sgbve-sion ofidolsy hsy should
" invite srme of the most ssttie aad naiyusnt yor.
shps's Of B'shms 70 cone over, s,d favor az
" Ttb tie vie rs prevsleut II their vicicty offer
" irg not only to give item eroog1 to dsfrsy th-ir
eEp4rse sc,oss the All .at C. but 10 put Tan isoms
" sun iato tier pocses' AL Christendon would re-
" sound with mis- eled oi OF 6eri'. sne shoats Of
laughter. When i. sh.ll be desrsd proper 70 hue
" turg'ars high men, c'rnterfelte md prS.ss,
" 70 sho~ "a Il bores,y ltice and uercy ough:to &c
'rtated &C. fsne-cjm, InsiLess sni te.s n t,eu 70
objection can consistently be rsi-ei to sec1rDs the
s.rvices Of slav hooers IN opposition 10 The Sacred
Z" csBse Of hrms1 liberty
After thIs statirs his veUs lie subject snd di''
Ginning al idea Of oondemuing other Antts .very sd
vocs'es VITO cooperate ia the eotuos nr. G>Tri'on
udes by expressing his e'nvc ion tb 1t The G'm-
ui,tee reilly desire prom0e the cscse OF universal
emancipation, and have acted frou the test m>tTes,
ID oueh in his opinion BnwiseIy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Man Morris 10 u, CJde Oh Otts Em.rsd Ie 8: liz
e'pcol th ker srgtoi $. Grav-s-cdi Ia Oeess Fsver
br.o'i Iih sutire hrerpoc ST. R7Ssr Peel. u Gaze
tend.
Ar. fr Fhl1ephs ht, tbs Hapi-r. s; Liv-rpoIi N
hHis a. Gr.ve.e.d
Arr. I'm. bar etse 8h. Anite. 81 LiV,rsod
Ar fa. Eew0esos stb Clara Wheeler; Hel1s >, Livsr
poo.
Ar s obne b. Ctshes Csossri Str Ire0e; sta. Asrn
IL k-r o. Livtrsoo.
81 sr He-.foksh Csnturoa. I'm LivsrpoS rts, EIby.
I'm ehtlos
Sailed for Rostop s-b Cathedral, ON LveIp,o.
Sslso 4 Phlsdelpb's 9th Ge.- Cobb fr'm liverpool
SIZED for Cbail.s'n, ato. Csrns'ic, from Liy-tcno
SEIZED fos s-ssncsb 9Th Clitsu 81, from lie Clyde.
Sci ed for New ORE sth Eis, Hnnt.r, Oar ssnd
7th ROAercs DIN. firm Liv-rpaN.
Sele@ Tor Nozzle eb, Dorchester ard lmgenn non Liver
p1Ol tn, d lisa ffcn the Cyde-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, Saturday Morning.
On Change on Friday aferno N the rates for bills
Paris well maintained. owing 10 the firm ES-
cbaDge reported from that SIDE
The Corn market to-day wss again very firm. AT
Paris the price Of Flour has again advanced, while
Wheat has risen during the last four d.ys n d3 per
quarter.
The most favorable feaure in the return Of the Bank
Of England for the week ending Saturday, Nov }, Is
the increase in the reserve OF notes consequent on the
din,ipuion In the Government and other securities,
a, d The bullion shows tfing decrease oil 1jl7J'
The Raj way market rope at the open n.y. but suose'
ouenty reIapsed cospg in many cases rather oettef
Tn in yet Iday.
Letters from Paris 10 TIE London Times state that
bpsr ess il limited in all the departments.
From Russia the com nunications seem TO convey
more warliks feeling, but this may be nothing more
than the cover to en- urgent anxiety for pea,e.
Recent pspers from Gotenburg desert oe the festival
held in that town to celebrate the fall of Scva50poi as
yery imposing. Upward Of fifteen Thousand persons
ave alleged TO have been present, and the warm and
sper dor of the de monstraon said 10 have been re-
mo kable. .,
Mr. Engstrom, the English Consul, was present and
ob,erv.d In his speech that although tho Syedes
were politically neutral their hearts were evidently
with the Allies.
D,yrzIc. Nov. 9.-Tho Vulcsn has arrived from
Na,een. viii n place she LEFT on the 9Th The cruisers
alone remain The other vessels are on her re 'urn-
The weather is very rough with occasiona snow
afotms
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Passengers.

ur Peppvfatlsr sid lazy, at. srd Mrs srE., NJ Pike
Dr Pen. sLe I,d, M Jar'. i.dy Mr. Pe,sn' .i dy
M.s Forstsl Niss RcbsT Misc Fofcs D. hTihs ll, 8
Roberts, Mr. steyets ard i.ay, sr- Mysd; MIS- Nn.o1
Mir. Chapman d.. 8sob. Byrne and cbpd Ms Wh,tt1s
Bs Ba eh Rev Or. CroGvn Miss Groom M ReAs as scd
ls6y R,v ar Dean bes.T II dps ehes, and ldy NJ .nd
Mis Bouon Lieut. CO.. sif I'd EenEn S's'el Mr ~
no ~. Dir. .ys.s Cap. NO ri Mat Rob s. NJ Vii
lisu.on snd lazy NJ. Wstou ant LAZY, Mis- Areo,S
Nil. Jones Mis- Wnlsms Mrs. Bss IL. Mis- Wiiau., No
O,urty Mr. W ii.Ins WidoF bteueoek aud eli g. VI q.
.bb Sir. Westop Ma Hsns,. Mesrs ca isEs Foshias'
ham PeIkfs poui Vin'efhof Roe. Smith aud ri out,
Bosliou lsSv, dsn Ru5dock Booker j sHnste Pa
Messr, CLARK. Kuessr Setntsaer AePhesle- O. -,
Wioe Bood, K1s'ee5t Roe, Sal RsAo. ,1.te esaE.
Cscp TuIBtul Cbusen o Tster Pre- otiss, Wall lsnn,
Flslei DuLisp 70 Id Bunet Carl Lucs. Bsu.re. WI
sp ssnd welsh scott Peter Lows Cooi'g'. sod a4ok-
Ma,on Lousmep screop Steck speight. Wilde jones
G. Gig, Chrsie Lace, Fran, k1e'. Qo1osn Hail. GILLESPIE
Dun lap, Esase. PstU. Ts0n, Wi .0B. AscDSusL-'
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FIRES.

yrRE coRyER OF THIRTY sEyEsrH sTREET AND
BROADWAY.
About I2l o'clock yesterday afternoon IRE broke
out in the frame building corner Of Tbirty'seventh
street. tno Broadway, occupied by Charles Hicks a.
sash al blind factory. The flames spread With great
rapidly and before they could be subdued by the fire.
uen building with its contents constng Of stock,
GLihed and unfinished, entirely destroyed Loss
sbou: COCO. No insurance.
FIRE N THIRD STREET.
Tie alsrm Of fire In the Sixth District last evening
was cccasioned by smoke Issuing from "osep'Ps
which projected through the roof OF NO 5'l inifi
street. IL appears that poor woman, the occupant
ot ore Of the rooms, was kindlng fire In her stove
fox be purpose Of cooking her supper, when the 'haV
;r0s Viii b she used caused dense smoke and gave
ne 70 the alarm. No damage was done TO the
building.
FIRE n BEAVER STREET.
About 10 DEL OK lsst night fire Wa Uncovered In
the buioing No. % Beaver street, occupied az Offices.
Theft originated On the frs. floor in office occu-
pisd BY the AilaLtic and Poetic .ilroad Company,
and vas oscoy cred by John Mickey Of the Insurance
Watch. The hremen were early on the ground, and
son subdued the h.nfs, confang the fire to the
Office in which it originated. The building and office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
FRANCE.

to asssssiDate the Emperor which, however, was TO-
tally MT true. The report arose in consequence OF a
pis oil belonging TO ODE Of the Dragon, by accident
falling from bis bolrter AID exploding. The Exposi
ton closes on the 18Th inst.
The monthly statement Of toe Bauk Of France is
stated 10: TO be unfavorable ia it's general character
although will shea further dimnution Of one mil
lion ponds in the stock Of bullion. Toe notes in cir
cuotion have been reduced, it is reported G., 200 900.
storl after the publication Of the last return it
known tbet the bullion again declining, but lat
tely the receipts are believed to have boon abolt
equal TO the githdrswsls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
TUE LATEST.

RIMoRED BONE NRDMENT or NlhoihEfF.
a dispatch from Vienna says thai message asa
been received at the Turkish LINDSEY, stating tbs
the bombsrdment of N'kolsi6ff commenced on the
Goth Of October, and continued during the whole Of
the following day. Tie result IS not kno"n. 1t was
added that the Emperor Alexander had been induced
10 leave the place before the bombardueot began but
tie Duke Constantine could moi be prevailed upon to
quit the town.
Cossr,SrlSorIE, Oct. e9.--It IS said thattbe Sultan
win Wait Paris and London in the Spring, and hiss
made known his intention to the Grand Nzier and the
principal Ministers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
SPAIN.

Cnhiendly relations are arising batween Great Brit
sin and 81 ain. Fusy in reference to the case OF
Mr. BoyIao, British resident at San iag', who was
expelled from Cuba in April last nOtwtbst .ndiogthe
agreement Of Spsin submit his grievances to the
arbitration OF Mr.. Mnre the British Consul at New
Orb ans Secondly, with reference TO the app 'intment
of b n ID nil go Modstch as Governor OF Fernando
Pc. Is itan demands Indemnity for b ylans Losses,
end ssys that Is Don ds'ich s old slave trader
bis eppoinin cnt s insulting to the British feelings End
must be car celeS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
COLLJsION-FOUR MEN KILLED.

BUTfALO, lhursd4y Nov. p. 800.
Last nights express train Of the Buffalo and Br IN
ford railroad ran into a wood tain GEAR Caedooia
fmasbipg several cars, and kiliinE fouc Gwmsn
Iaborers naInes unknown. man named McCorta'ck
had both his legs broken. M Wilso, had one ies
broken and the other badly crushed.
The sohooner Pesrl, wi b cargo OF ~best b'aud
to BuffIo rsn the sho,s Of thu East Sister Island
in Lake ie, during the late gale. The vessel sod
cargo will probably be 'o'al loss.
The Americ ADS are now firing one hundred guns in
honor Of their victory in this State; also twenty
guns in honor OF Senator Brooks. The Qualification
Gel cludes with banque. at the St. JAMES Hotel
tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

We dsr .esd to the en'c.n. OF sbc"t $3.50. roe mo
w.s occssoced through ~ cs,e'es sess Of tn ooos-
p,p,s ,u leaving tho Crate he>pite tel Of coa' soms
Of rbch bsd drcp5,d upcn Ii, floor snd thus ieuH'd
the wood wort
FsIsx GLARM IN rpru DISTRICT.
The alarm OF TIRE in the III District last o'ghs q
II clock YVES occosi.t ed By smoke from one Of tbs
aoes in the Harlem Rairosd Depot conner OF Bn
AID White streets. beatiog down upou the roof Toe
freuen w,re soon On tie ground but their sc'vicc'
see MI ne eded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

ITALY
The Misunderstanding between Sardinia and Tas-
csny remain unsettled, pending & reference to the
cabir cts Of England and France.
The sailing # the Anelo-S siss Legion from Genoa,
for tho Gin ca, 10 coUptermanded till the Spring.
King Victor Emspusl Of Sardinia would arrive in
Pans on the 2Oih OF November, and in Eoglsnd
early III December, accompanied by seye's members
Of his Cabinet.
The correspondence of The L0ndon Po" from
Naples the 30 b. says;
"Tbero is no longer any doubt that Revolutionary
movement has brosen ont 10 Sicily. Some of the in
surge ns have been taken and shot. 1t is difficult to
get cetals. Arrests have taken place at Palermo.
The authorities cay the movement is not political, but
is occasiontd BY cholera and scarcity Of food. This,
however, remains TO be seen"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23

the excitement wss begun, fOstered AMI kept up BY
The london 7ime,.
ANXIETY is nov manifested 70 learn how the news Of
the excitement and The comments Of The Tine will ,e
received in America Intelligent Engishueu OF all
RANTS express Themselves psined and Illuminated by
the whole effsr
The Secreta'ysbip Of the Colonies Is eth vacant.
There is no other polrticsl news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-23
WAR NEWS UNiMPORTANT
DlspUTe BETWEEN ENGLAND AND SPAIN.
The Difficulty Between England and the
United States.
COTTON AND BREaDsTUFFS HIGHER.
CONsOLs So rs TO 80.

isT HOUSE PRINTING TrLEcRGPH-oFTrcE p WALL ST.
HALIFAX, Thursday, Nov. %, 1855.
The Royal mail tteam-hip Canada, from Liverpool
on the morDiog Of The 10th irst, arrived here at
O'Clock this afternoon.
The Consda sailed az 81 p. m for Boston where
abe viii be due about ni 1pight Friday go tdsther
mails will probably each New-York on Saturday
afternoon.
The steamship Washington sailed from southam?-
ton for NewYoIk the 7b inst, with 20 passengers