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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
.NEH-HdYEN ELECTION.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
NEW HAVEN "Wednesday, Nov. % 1855.
| notice dispatch in TIE TRIBUNE of to-day
from this city, under the above caption, which,
While il is in one sense true, does not convey just
impression of the character of the victory molly
achieved here yesterday.
The test-issues Of the election were, on the one
hand. Prohibition, and the most unqualified oppo-
,ition 70 the measures of Pierce, Douglas, String
FLOW { Co. ard on the other, hostility to the
Maize Law, ard the support of the National Ad-
mipistration-men aud measures. The burden oil
the speeches at the public meetings before the
election. and of the calls for tho meetings wss the
support and pen petuiy Of our Maine Law Its
rromnt and energetic enforcement, aud Kansas
Free state; while our opponents as openly TOOK
their stand for the defeat of the law aud giving
Kansas over into the hands Of the spoilers; IN
short the trial was: The law and order loging
norton of our citizens Custom Hou'e officials,
anti. Maine Law, and largest liberty. -,
The triumph yesterday was tnumpa oil INC
reople, the ticket elected was the People
Ticket" II i, victory of the American Party
inauuch broader sense than your d.patch would
imply; vet not Of party, So called, on distHcfre
pa,fp grounds The officers elected we're the nom
inees OF q committee made up Of persons supposed
to represent different political organizations
all Maine Law Men; the ticket theS made up was
also supposed to rrpresent different political nImes,
but was composed of Maine Law men in every in
stance 1t was not a ticse. of tae % American
Party" the PIohibitoIists distinctiyely, the he
ppblicsns, or the " Old Line Wings" The People
came together in defense of SoOriety, Liberty, aad
Law in opposition to the minions OF Rum, Pierce
Douglas & Co, and yOu knox the result Every
species of lying, Misrepresentation OF our town ac'
counts, and abuse OF our Old and tried officers
who we're reDominated, was resorted to. aod the
destruction of the MSiue Law and a fee liquor
traffic promised by our opponents. No amount OF
none, or labor was spared. victory had been
promised at Washington, aud already had their
nominees begun to quarrel as to which should have
But, alas instead of free rum "in the future,
Offices and perquisites, they find themselves de-
feated ard despsed, wallo sing in their own cor
ruption, of all Others their most appropriate place
The result i. as glorious che one side as 1t is
deserved and prophetic of the future ON the other
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01

Calcutta, for arrival free delivered and three er5'e' o,
DANUBE Seed Rave hseH sold ct co., ssdL BACK a.
good Caola Seed. IN grsDsy, are held 81 md boin'r "
EATS. Import 6to gre. ON ii, Got Tndss .i.,,
IDsEED CAKES have an yard tendency fl1o Nn7- -
tIe generally held fr hsber pi:e. Flossins eItcs' o.
Msi.-ill.s 40 held al Els. = { ard i
LEAD wrboat ehsT ge Common 7ig f15 q 20 10: L -,
OILs--Speim q fil3 = Tor; in counn'n :"
doirg; s)pthern 3t2d &Ji Psi- sea-, I' -
40 Olive 10 more dem. 4, P.ftcesilS tn i9-sl 81.
Nsl-Fs ft9de4 Rape -r.-dy 6zi for ,t, ~, r.,
,no 81 for Brown Lin.ed has s1vsoc.d - ~ S~'fS
tpOt ed for ise- s.es hsy- beer rfas - ~
Lcecsrui quiet - a5.I Pdc -. G5ii- -. ,xsat
toh or he s,ct snS 70 ard p-ic-s fa 90 -
cetrer; ais shi5 or 81 ncre isnfd nH % "a the
Nadi.s ma 49, ex .hip, fer ung,,rfn;ed 5snss- y" ~
spct. NH. hts serga Is " III II, GEIs
TN WITH e. cha-f , =, -. eff, ~ IL.
.rt ba, hem sole 1t ana sosG 80 sens nA'7
ctsr. cd HANDS a. So for 5 y csnt ref.
Ccrr,k iu steady demhad, - s;e qgctt51a ., H.,
EIfcIs-P-ppeI-l60 bss- SL stpors Nbe psI4' 80 -
81 fsd. If qg Black vo-th 10 tod S19>Dofe D -o
Nm GOD As.avy Ma sb.r sd go bsss S-n,.'. 80
t.u fiGiR Gss,i ESQ bags Afis~s Oo'ty 'oii ..Il
az. PimenS-SOO bags sod at "a. fOr nd- 1'in. "'
SreAp-Tbere complete chang 10 tn. Of the ma,Ses
Ar. no. ems nouhns huysfs Tho dispp- non %
forw,d The sales ~ W'st To1ia w--s -'- ~ n.
sorv md - coo bsgs Asu1s snd r. Iln. a. srclon s
resriy 81 bought in Is th~s Porto Rec 'dtr1m 70, "
Cocos-,oregn scrss ard desTer. Sock, 40 oAs oH'
tgsir,t S63 osgs lss; year
Ir.-Esy u there largs spseus've inf,
for Conlon; tre p-ce acv.-csd rapidly 20 10 T. w.
srd eoniidsrtble rsnsscJ:s .ot see m ns A hN''
h vsv.r s'ree become QUIT the ice t'ey y
TALLow tovsIcer dung the tet % ) % ~ l. -
TURPESTSEseueb afsec ed. Sc g Inosed fo ps'ce'
Bfos,. Splits steady a. &c Ga ici for Anehc-r
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CALIFORNIA MAILS AND TREASURE.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORE LAW
Sl,93O,592 IN GOLD.

The United States Mail steamship George Law,
Commander VIM. Lewis Hsrnden, U. s. N, left As-
pinwsn at 10 O'Clock ON the evening of the Goth OF
November and arrived at Sandy Hook, aud ran
ashore on the West Bank, a. 10 o'clock on The even
ing Of the Goth. She experienced heavy ncrthery
gales since passing Cuba
She brings the California Mails of the 5th OF n j.
vember 81 $780, 500 in treasure on freight and SIS
passengers. The George Law connected with the
Pacific Mail Steamship Compsnys sesmer Sonora,
which ef, San Francisco the 5to of November at 3
D. m and arrived at Panama at p. m. on the 18th
On Nov. 9 the Sonora spoke the steamship Jno L
Stephens, from Panama for San Francis,o-ail veil.
The Sonora brought down $50 passengers and
s2,1s5.444 in treasure on freight-s234 $40 Of which
was on English account.
The following is the treasure list Of the steam.
shin Georop Law.
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ITALY.
THE SANDMAN DIFFICULTY WITH


The In16penddnce Be,ge e4rDs from its correspond
en at Turin that thai ks 10 the good offices Of France
ard Eng AID, the difficulties be wien Sardinia and
Tuscan, are on tie point Of ing settled.
On the IL h the Sandman Chambers were opened BY
speech from tie King, in wbica he said las reported
by telegspb):
=" have not hestsed TO unite The arms of Sardinia
10 those Of the Powers sho struggling in the cause
Of Justice in behalf of the civilization AMI indepea-
dence Of na,iODs II is proud hing for soldiers
and sailors to share in the danger and the gories OF
the brave armies Of France, England, snd Turkey.
God grant Hs blessing to Our united efforts to make
the rex, peace asug-one whicI shall secure to each
nation its legitimate rights.
The exgenses Of the war peotssitate a recurrence
TO The public credit by which the Government will
endeavOr 10 render the burceD- less onerous.
Let SARDINIA continue to offer the noble examsle
of monsIch and bis people unite by iodissou lie
ties of mutual love and confidence, maintaining inviO
late the bases Of public welfare, of order, and of
liberty
NJ. BreDier, diplonatist of much energy, is sp.
pointed French Minister TO Naples.
Sienor Mazza the discharged Minister of Police,
hes been promoted by the King of Naples to the posi-
ton OF Councillor Of Stae.
Mr. Fillmore is on his way to Italy.
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James McHenry & Co.'s Circular.

Per Atlantic LIVERPOOL, Friday Nov l6, 1852
PRovIsIoNBacon not mach Inquired for but on sef!Ta
oftbs e,peci it viii readily sell At 6 10 3d.
Beef ED Pork firm with increased cemsnd toe former
uut quoted q 10 81 dea f. sp-cul.uv7 parcna-
In The absence Of official information respecting me
contac thst Prices are 81 %
below those OF las Cheese withou change Lard
rather fer; al arrivals readily taken AZ o5l 20 6l
fALLow been very much excited and quote ss n
A., per cw desrer, with very much decreased stock IN
Lopoop
BPEADsTuFFsThe advance mentioned in our l. has been
maintained and We quote Red Wheat Il to ~ white
Wheat 1916 49, ~ 10 n; Western Csns Fou AL T. %
Ohio 47l Banote and Philsde phia 45 TO ~ y bo an
Corn-Yeow Tl6 to 1916; hixsi al White none Il the
msrbet
CoTTos-An sniIra demsnd and limited supply advanced
prices the beginning Of the week ID n bue On Wsdoe'
dsy upfavoIabe pro Of tbs market mpeey
cbsn,ed thu things Cotton wssfey offered and prices
tessp 20 sive ay bave since entirely oct he snyance
o-dsy ices further declined and very f-s log
consequence q several turn outs" having t.ksa
u ace In Manchester. Middog Orleans SO. q ID boTed'
td Stocs of American 1s3 Az bses Tins asst
$40 ga Sales this week II $50 bales Of which 1921
were American.
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rSru,fUS SUMMARY.

From The -fspfsr.N Couyis, Nor IS
During the past fortnight considerable excit- msnt
has existed on the lsthmns resJecang the SlDp,ug
Tax oue.tiop. IL has now, bOSevef, ben deioitel,
s.ttlea NV a resolution of the Executive 90, er a. j.
cots that no inch tax can be levied. We gT. al
resolution in this issue. For Other items 10 II ais
and other local es.ions see back numbers VI Fae
Courier. 49,
Among the casualties which the fortng 1t has far.
nsbeo were the drowning of one OF the b-un yiux
TO tbs steamer FL Dosdo, WINE Inc lay at the L. s.
d. S. Compary's wharf
The Asplnvau aur borities are again en3eavoriu, 20
secure some arrangement for SUCH assessment Ut uu-
,iciba taxes Al will enable them % get their III
ana butter-for there lie no prospect OF Their b-lus
nsid h, tbs Stste So fL, they meet with Du- little
counsepspce. TIE building known as N4ncpuft's
Exchange IL being fitted up by Mr. lss4cs, the presrnt
nron,ietor. IA a Court House. We presume be sill
ba ve oo.d line sole citing rent from 81 n use.
W. have had sewers days of the srefi-lDg season
rbsr Tho saa set into our hsrhor with uucn force
No damage was one, sth ugh there vs. cpu. i-f-
able an,ount of shipping IN port a, the tina Several
vessels sere clustered sDout the wnsrf OF Ons Cured
Stafes Mail Steamship Company c"osigoed 20 tTeir
agen,-but peicber they nor he para |, erscte1
Ia,f snf red: bu. i've aud iGdicous nanagrln ut
was %. cstssry 20 prevent scc'aeo'.
A con.ios,sble portion Of the recent ding of the
psl,o.d Cornuapy aicnx Il. street was Washed ssA,
hr, M material damsse was oote. Ch- So is nor
cn;., snc the layng OF the fJunist Tor tne ne "
Rairoso Comospy, 60 by 100 fe-t, which sss soms
uh,t re,sroed for day or two, is bos progressing
The trains aIe n w running every Der d@y-sD ths
road s said % be in good order 90 ns side II the
summir-op the Pscic side il is sp sider,by afe I'd
nv the rnits-po .ccicenis OF much neus have
occurred during the fortnight. Toe ONLY
item worthy OF esoecal notiee cur Dc t'- fortnight
pps ne rsrosd h.- been 'hs fac. mat me car
suffering very Euch rom constant expo.ue 10 tbs es
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uepts in this trying season. Some changes snd re-
forms are constantly going on uncef Tue oP<-tpg
;aa,ao n :, ,b,y have become co common now lev
police them except the sufferers
Bu,pess is very oun on the fsthmas-rea's Keep
down ana Aspinwal is as the physicians say aaf IL
infk healthy. c..,n ,ho
ON uouday the idge over the Cal retillo, on me
P-psms Railroad. gave say, ami Locomotive wss
nr.eini.a,eo mo the liver FJrtunsiey, the engine
vas u aitect "a 10 passenger rslo, aud no serious
damage done except 10 the 100 mo.iVe' ana 'oe
bresLirg Gown the britge TINS morning fat ear
p,eartd for h, sDoTta;ion of passensers and the
few rsser ger cars that q, thus station were cent
10 n CAimeii,o Ia receive The passe and freight,
which viii tave 10 be transferred from the cara on
H. Panama -oe AID loaoeo s,e~ OF this place.
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Richardson. spence 8. Co.'s Circular.

PEI Atlantic LIVERPOOL, Fridsy y " o. - 10 Il.
TIE Grain trade has this seek continued hrn ~iihol,
excitement o. Tussdsy ket vel siea1ed 9lJ''
kdviBs been Attracted By the larsa %rs
WHEAT mO6ers- business the foil rates u FIN
DAY; al advance ID " 20 II be1s
obi White. which de,srip ion impaired 'r-
FLOUR il fair demand and oush rather higher orce.
ADIAA CoRS-47 sitd uiIed, bg tue article ~,s
very ouli and difficult Of ssi- q,
Tc-osy's market moderately attended ."d tade ma
quiet 10 WHEAT obly limit ID extent a. 'u-7'
days prices FLOUR .lpE ct sale ~bouf chang IN vfu'
Cow moderate o@nsnd sud prices sish3 ngne
cave quo,sti az: WHsAr- 4 70 81 10; ~as
u 10 l2 10 FLoUR-Phsderh' a. u - ono, a." 20
1916 IsDAS CORN ~ II latter rae IN wsrho1is
yellow, AIS. ,
BEEF has been Iaher active, aid ss'e' r.':h neay
0O full prices The result 81 Government
kncwp bot undsrtood thst the tenders sent IN
and at much 10 RAJ than at year
PoKKHode-s demand advanced prices and sales are I'M
tied " won't o,yassOTtnen'.
BAcoH-Irlsh Is somewhat frmer.
IAsD With linited supply, brings former prices 80
TALLowIp demand and has vsnced - 10 Y c"l-
Butchers As ocistioD, 73j g IA.
RosTs- Quiet sslss not over 6 600 bbs.
BARK with light stock, has advanced
Co1TON-Tbe week bsssn with ivelv dsmsud, and on
TUESDAY adv pc- realized Of Id T. 3D. Subsequently
with renewed unfsvorsbe r.gs-olpg m'n@y ns"efs
Cotton e} offered snd the abo'equoted n prove.
been gradually os quotstion, remaniag =, on ediy
last In Manchester this week busress fallen OF c'n'if
NV .no the market cos's cul Mddrg Orleans sd e 10
Mobile, SID. e hi Bowels, SD T. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
MI 7CELLANEOUS.


The health of the Pope is very indifferent, and bis
intel ect much eI feebled.
An unusual number of Russians az Baden this
season; among them the con OF Prince Gorcha&of,
(Cnmea). ~
Florence papers publish table showing the frghttul
ravages of cholera during the past two months. In
the Ducby Of Parma there have been 10 372 cases ~
cludDg 5000 deaths; In MoieDa and Reggie, ii 1876
cases. and $3.50 deaths; in the Grand Duchy OF Ius-
caby, 40 61e cases, and 25 9i1 deahs;-tota 4o,o21
dead. Ii 10 these be add d the mortality in Lom-
hardy exceeding so COO and similar num per 10 tue
Roman States total will be sho of no fewer taan
1870 900 victims. Pestilence is more destructive than
the sword.
TIE Admipstra tive Council of tbs Central Society
OF Agriculture Of Belgium recently discussed the dis
coveIy If Dr.. Willems that innoculaon is prevent
i've of pleuro.pr euu ouia. The Society adopted the
doctrine of nj Wi eUs.
fact for nafur alists A mare belonging to a farmer
rear Yvttol has just oied at the age OF 3d.
The Cbevalier p. Strsdd of Turin offers prize Of
1000 francs for the best treatise the organic alton OF
field hospitals.
Letters from Athens notice "a remarkable that the
Minister of the United States should have paid formal
visit TO the Russian Minister. yet did not call on the
representatives OF England and Fanoe.
Naples has declared in an official note that her re-
cent prohibition to export grain arose from no 1een
of hos ilty to the Western powers, but because the
citizens sppre her ded o scarcity.
or the 81 political refugees recently expelled from
Jer.ey % have taken up their resdense 10 Guernsey
and Is in England.
The Marquis Alieri is appointed President OF to'
Sandman Senate. His appointment gives sat-
i,factioD.
The Sardinans are anxiously awaiting the arrival at
GeuOs of some cannon aiken at Sevsstopol.
TIE French Minister at Turin has prosecuted the
Piedmon:esa journal Dirtho and has had the editor
condemned to fourteen days imprisonment and 2ool.
6ne for having inserted correspondence hostile to
Frsnce. ,
The King of Naples has just named Mazza, his dis
charged Minister OF Police, Councillor of Sta
The editors-n.chief OF the Madrid journals the
Darto Espanol and the Iberia recently fought duel
The Diario man inserted sharp article-in the shape
Of sword-in the vtas Of his contemporary. Politics
were the cause of the quarrel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01

FROM The PLAISs.-We were much pleased yes'er-
ne, n receive 81 our flee call from ouc young
irtIds John ". Wsddell and Bel jsnln w Russell,
whc have iu-t r.iuned from the plains. hessfs.
N-6d.li sbd Russe hsve -een the -lephsn'i ADD ths
tuff.o too and relate amusing Incidents OF the
Jon, of ~bicb may b. csled regular pi'ea al
h,tt between John Bull and IN American or Botfalo
Bull.
Two Birth nobl-mAr have been spending the 81 n
uer rsl or th- Plirs, for the purpose OF sport
he. Ore If them mounted his hse csp2le graz
rb,per, aid Nth bis IN poss d, RODE on 10 oerd
buffalo. Singing out his victim hug bull, De
lei nptseooss Of Hsr The buffalo, haiiy woundsf,
hal'.d 10 recover tis brs.h John Bull naite1 also.
Af,.I a short psu,e sbc deiberat- surrey OF nis
sntss ouist The eursgei bDffiio chs-gs1 upon tue
ho'r- I'D hi. noble ii tr. maxim De distinction oe.
w. Ell nsole ard i.uohls blood Down CAGE horse and
rid.i. When John Boil foss 10 bis fec, be saw his
ctsp-r koIg On At full speed Title 10 advance 81
the hero, sid the vosDded bu re.dy to re- eE the
orpsoiul ,asnlt Rscol eciirg hat be Wa An En-
sli.fp sn, END vital oil po pemsu, j oha Bull wss
tho fir 10 re'r,at The Bufa'o sgsn pitched 10,
again John Boil cans dOsn npol the plain. third
- tourh in Ta the dght renesed- ~hsn me
Ersli-hr al inc'rg ths' the Americss bal vas too
much Of ctnoerst % respect Lobli'y. ana renem-
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Barring Brothers 4 Co.'S Circular.

Per AtLaatic LONDON, Friday, Nov. 16, ls5S-5R.M
The Coona Foreign Produce hsve b.en quiet
thi. week with the exception of RICE which large nus
bs been done. BREADsTUFFs and CoITos firm SUGAR
M s
5TlaSlO3. Bar sILvxs 5li95nt: South Amencsn DouB'
CeSaEAL dat s. s CHI y so at shout PreySus I.s.
ssd3l stock hand 10Th inst 10 i sr0ns against Dol
CorroS has been 10 good demand tn. sales fr the week
amour ting $50 bales at full Liverpool the market
Ia firm Yesterdays quotation for mid Orleans YES fod.
y. .nS ps. business cone sstb IL
Native Ceyon Of the om-r about 2Uo cast, ensassi
bands to, latest .s s S SDi a. sa, q 90 ~
later also ,o6 t6 s*i6 about 81 as de.rer Socs
s0 IN. the on 5 e.: sSS CO.
offered at sacou about obeh sold az beI ess 10
s a.. .os Sss s pss s SSs o% ste Two
Rio snoss solo at the close of last ~ees one At 20 foe
ORD with Of good hra at 49,, and cargo Of santos
COES~Tbsre was petty sOOs supply of Epsi.h wHsAr.
Moposy srtet with f srrvs OF WHsAr aud FLous to.
Erxh taken freely ct advance Of o. 90 tue pr,
sies' s0nssy and IN fo,eT there was tar BUSINESS :. y
WELT .ss ScS on lsso ars returned TSi tssfs Sa,
xn.ic'D wEt,I S.ass7; Red, s2I $50 y o. American
DSucs. ae~of sSSn .erop, Pi,.so Bark q. auction luss
g,SpSrio. .oid at za2 Tor .oo9 g fns Ga@ G.nsoss-
sss. ~. o. ssssss slo.so Gun chG s3,.
ron g eto srd Ss4 soards 6Sb,aO. .ed IRON az
- s: ss, = inc s'. s as; 7s ii'' 6sas
9yes,iv,r aststls
oe bgoEt under 49, $50 tuns slightly damaged Rig,
nsoty solo ron fSSat 49, Manila very g. mir hsld
isp oses peo te eel 'usht 10 FROM t5d2U Tar fr
She an IS for fair ropicg quality; 4 Sunn
pery sOs ~ sHtrvsry good quality Jute-s 20 b lee AZ
soetlon neaS gu sid 1 advance OF about 2o y M
$50 49,, fne, S31t6, - s'1 ." 40 q
LARp Fun refned In 4, r.. ssgf37o
hDlGo-I oe H'e env'ees from Cacatf. rsda,s the est,
OF rho conan eop to IL o< supd h.ys sens
ID, msrAs, sns n ias,s s.ss,. 'ao- lt opoiOe
,ady IL $50 es 81; Bars, IS free o. hia Wss. s. 81
Pr. IN or nj s-d n9aAb ers on he Cfyde.
RpM u quiet-Prpof Lcsvsrds.3I ...l..
LISsrsnTbe naAst hiss been eIeei. with large .. q.
rapidly ineresAits rates; now The 'aue 81 ssssge
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SWEDEN.

GEN. CANROBERTS MISSION.
Gen. Csnrobert has had bis official audience OF ina
King Of Sweden at Stockholm, and delivered 10 tas
King letter fom Napoleon. as also the grand GORDON
OF The Iesion Of Honor. Canrobert's reception vas
ncst corded, not only from the Court but the people.
Neshng has transpred OF hs success in the real OBJ
tct Of mis- mission, namely, In inducing Sweden to
Join he Western aiispce.
The Austrian Minister to Sweden had arrived at
Steckboln. ~. Z. 1919 .
exd.Y H. bss resetsbshed In the University of Fla
md the chair of Philosophy, which suppressed by
he late Car Nicholas, and has appointed thereto
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GREECE.
THE UNITED STATES AND GREEK INDE8T-
EDNESS

Considerable remark has been excited by the new
United States Minister to Greece pay ing formal visit
to The Russian Minister, who returned the visit on
board al American ship-of war. There lie statement
in the French pspers that the United States make
offer paw up the indebtedness of Greece to Easland
and Ftsnce in consideration of receiving the Island of
Milo for 90 years.
Athens letters of Nov. announce the departure of
the American squadron for Constantnope also, that
the legislative session closed on the 9th.
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

We have dates from Valparaiso 70 Oct Is Calico,
Oct. o.; P,i,s, % h, ard Gasya1ul, 27th.
Chilli TIE news of he fo,tn,h. IL 70. important.
The, x1rs ses-ion OF CoDoe-s had 10 been yet cos
vokeo. : SC eme FOR 4 railroad between Conception
ard T-lcahu-ro bad been al- public, sud capital
of slCi eco subscribed 81 twenty two Capitalists.
oork ard snd arsenal proposed TO be Quilt at Val
parairo ~ the Cover moDt.
The prospect for Ie1 years crops Is good bit 1t is
W. p,.maiuie 10 speak ~ih certainty. Reports from
the agricultural districts a tia re- q wanted
Az au.Ti, an csrprDie- UaUed Twent3man killed
afelior.worK r on nam Lewis On ce 2O;h ul. IN a
d-pui. tost arose ~ wen IN. m. TIE act does NJ.
spi4aI to have been committed with malice pre-
p-rse. ., -,
PERr.-The Lims papers are. Is usus', d ed win
persoI i IL ALTERS end contain but httle VI genera
iGtTtss.
The law relative 70 religious R.tclerstiol has been
psssed AID elig ious oert. is 10 longer permitted IN
Pera
census of the population i. 70 be taken, and in
strucii Ia tha effect have been Issued to tbs Pre-
fees If re various oepzrtmen
Many con plein maze of thu inferior qnaiity OF
the brrsd solo by TIE bssers IN L'pa and Caiao.
Tie lumber Of vesse 8 at the Cllrcoa lssnds -
smaller lha- il mss te"n for any ums during the year.
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We are indebted to Mr.. T. IL. Mitchell, Pu-ssr of me
George Law; Wells, Fargo Co., and the Pacific
Express Co. for fayors.
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DENMARK.
RUSSIA AND THE SOUND DUES.

According TO the correspondence Of the lPeser Ga.
=ete the Cabinet Of st. Petersburg has noifef the
intention Of Russia TO take part in the Conference
the subject OF tbs sound dues, but Toes not Indicate
what courte Of action Rusea viii pursue 10 toe mat
fer Az the other Governments inviei to take pa,t
10 IL Conference have sigI tied their attendance
The Danish Government bas put forth a formal de-
nisl 10 tie report that the Ministry had demanded the
exclusion Of PRICE, Frederic ferdinand f:om tle line
OF succtsion 10 the throne. Denmark auO repudates
all mention Of renquishing s neut ally, Of ca
ing into any esoations for altering Tue present lsT
Of succession.
1t is reported that Gsn. Canro9ert viii vis. Copen
hagen, Oh his return fem Stockholm.
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hering that discretion 10 the better part OF vsior
took to h heels and le the plain and his horse IN The
quiet POI session Of his enemy.
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AUSTRIA.

The official Monitor Of Vienna at length publishes
the text OF the conoordst concluded between AQstn-
ana the Holy See.
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SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS

By The P.nsm. Rsirosd mpsoys Telessph across tie
- Istnmu. Of Pznsus.
PANAMA Taestsy Nov. 90 1855.
The Pacific n Conn snys steamship Lima, Capt..
Bloomfield, s,rived here fom South American ports At
10 O'Clock this morning, bringing "a passengers aud
sasO, GOO in treasure.
There is no news ofimportsnce from Lima.
Fem Peru We have q ruDor of revolutionary
movement in Arequipa, and other southern towns IN
Jaws of Gen. Vivapcc but it wanted confirmation.
In Bolivia sll was quiet.
Business bad revived in Valparaiso.