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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
ore,cr oF Thy ILLINOIS CESTPaL RAILROAD COaPASy,(
NV YosK January -. 1850
T,HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

i COMPANY propose 70 sell THREE MILL )NS or
DOLLARS or THEIR FREE LAND bONDs, secured by
These ,pd. lie On both des Of the CHICAGO Branch Of thu
Ilno. Cenir. Rsr al aud are valued AZ btV0V" 1n,'e
Bopds are The fret snd only lien upon said iand'
The Boz thousand dollar. eteh aud bear IN
the Of cent, abDum payable semi
snnrsy N The Of March and SePsmber ia the y
NJ Ne~york The principal Psyahe on The h's Of sept
Tie b. nds viii BE- received cash par in payment for
thee snds the purchaser eject - ne r OF stus 7
archse The III be sold forthwith and the proceeds
Of the sale. d. posted in moneyrd institution bJ 'hs
Trustees sppd to the purchase the Bonds the mar
het rs'es % long they csn be bon9h a. ps OK lnas
The Comp,ny further offer the subsbefs 10 this loan the
onion to suhsbe twentyone thousand shares Of me
stock before the Of lsnu,Iy 1888 by piyns me
which shall been levied upon the stock oil ne
oupsry pror 10 that date The sock he issued In the
proportion OF shares 10 each bond oil one thousand o'
The interest Bonds be ad listed the day OF pay
nent Of ibr respective instsluu uts. 800 80 !,
ANY oblisaon o the Company maturing wi hin 49, 'ay- CT
th- periods hich toe nst4meuts become ie VIII ~ 70
c.vsd thereof deductinE interest thereon Al the
of per cent. per snnum
The Company having sIeady received subscription. Tor
Of these Bonds seventy cent aud reserved
: go GO for their STOCK snd Boodhod.s Europe vii
suhscrpior the cent for the bt4nce
their Office No - all st until the 18th day oil January
instsbt.
The payments subscriptions will be received in install!
ents s. follows:
10 per cent on the 27th in.
10 per cent the ltth February next
20 per cent on the 10th March
10 per cent o. the 10Th April next.
10 per cent on the leh August next.
q per cent. the 10th September next
10 per cent. on the 10th October next
10 per cent a 9 10Th November next.
guhso bers time to the maturity OF mo
final the whole portion OF the INSTALL
nenis due. aud receive bonds for the same -
Ill the payment OF the last instsllment
full report of the prospects and finances on the Company
bs lust shed for which and further inform alton re-
Erecting he proposed can Spp' prRKiSs Tr.s.ar.r
office OF the Company ). ~ rEhA'NS' 's"''e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

q the County Of New York. notice is hereby Eyen 70
Al. rerson, having Chains against GEORGE w sCHOrf. ets
OF he CITY Of New YORK obseeon. deceased 10 present the
sane with vouchers thereof the srrbes 81 the place of
bushes. Of James l. Sehott No IN shin gton N the
CITY of before the twentieth day OF March
nett Dated NewYork the fourteenth day of September
l24 CATHAhlNE >IlOI l. AhmlnlsHaeh-
.i6 l.ufmS.t JAMES L SCHOTT. Admilistrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Lesve Broo'
/ Ivu for erseppor. 10 4 n; for Hem pssssd IL -
. F.pns.sls. IS P. n; Jsmsies. so gos So.
A. 10 n ard ,.+s NJ, taking syos.st sss.ss q NJ
Mons.y slsA VI. 10 Fumssdsls 90 rssorn''
Monday. 425A.M For BrooklyB-Le.ys 3rssapon, Pa
ne~ps,sd, S;s An md $50 p Nj 'an''s'' 49, ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

- NFW YORK-JOcL HUBBARD and AUGUSTUS
l. GiLLETT ssuust THOMAS W. CROSE.-sunmous for
money demand contract Com not SER TO the sooVe
ps-d Defendant You hereby summoned snd CURED 20
uplant in This ion which viii b. hl in the
Office cers The City sud County Of New YORK the
City Ia the City OF New York and to serve cpy OF yonr
he .sf the ubcroers A. their once
o. IA the City Of New fors within twenty
DAYS se OF this summons yo1 exclusive OF the
dav Of and II fail ~ the SAID CON
PLANT within the te aforesaid the Plaintiff n this seton
" n faks Judgment knst for the Of iss y lo with
n,er,t om the 7h d.y Of October 1854 ard the further
Of sse 1910 from the 5h day OF November.
hou,snd .hh hundred and ATTY ou besides the costs OF
this action - na'er November s., 1874
LAYTON LARNED. plantifs Attorney
The cor plsnt this aeiOn al ID Ia thu once OF the
Ces Of tn. ciy and County Of on he Nh dS OF
Jspuary. 1855 - -. .-.
je5 lsw6ws LAYTON L LARNhO, flanois A. ny'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
I I.yss VS. LAYTON LARyrD Pl,n,f. Arny.

CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of NEW
- YoRK JULIUS $, HOWELL, MILAN LAR-
pisi,,is. Scans, THOMAS W CRONE Defendant sun
men. Tor money To THOMAS w csoNE Detenda .S.
.toye p.m.d re ns. copy Of which Eil be filed 10 the
ofce Cers Of The Couny OF Yok and to serve
cory Of your the subscribers AZ their once 20 10
yiee n his summons exclusive Of the day Of service and y
you fai 70 answer SAID complaint hereby required me
n,Lf, will fake ,men against for three HUNDRED ana
Eve collars and with interest thereon rom
he oth dav II october last besides Dated Nov 3
1884. LAYTON L LARSED Flantns ~ 'ueys :,
The complaint in this seton was fled IN the oee OF me
clsh Of The County Ses York tn ninth Jay Of Deem
Der 1885, LANTON & LAhNED iaintins Ne'o'nso'
a hys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHIL
ADELPHlA from Pier No North Riysr.-Two hnes
as1v is A N and 2P N Morning line at A. H.. b.
sie.n boat JOHN POTTER TO SOUTH AxB0Y, thsnes ey
ear, 10 xay places and Philadelphia Fare ~ Elpses ino
JPN by iOBN POTTER 10 AMBOY thence direct 70 Cam
den by ears through In Eve hours fIs - wsy Accom-
mediation and Emisrspt Line ct =. ~ IHs ~ u I'M
rant Line p M 81 IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of he cosury Of New Ysrs ssss. s,,.ss g.. . N
s,,ns asHs .n.. ,-.. II ~ ts
yoaeh., Asr.cf 70 the sae.er,eer s. cee. No Nor
so1. ~ .'.s ,..ss a., ~ T.s1.. s.G, ps ss.Iss
as sn s.y .. Assas' isA n.v,ps SE,Iys E,-sus~
SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter ct the
- Appnesroo 81 re Mayo Aldermen ssd Cenncce.%
he Ssy Of S.s Yea r..s,.ro h- OPENING ~ LSYiNe
S QUAR- 4. ssSr.ss 'ss.c \.
Comm sscrers II Estmsse As--.-m~pt Va ~
s,sS :, = :. sss.. % s .-.s Or
aninrr0v-d sses .see-d thereby all oe.ss -sor
Fssr Tsst We have .oupl.sre our ,-u--.s. ana A..s
uen, snc ST. persons veOee iuer-
s.,.H ns wa Srs. .uy v.Ts.a to Sosss GsYSAsS
psa sur Chairman q: he stee o. the SoHm'.r cneo
sAy Of Drcsmee- 1854
sssosn rs. ~ ~ "a sA0 ss =. :.
hsssa Sggo.iies 2 ne ..1s ss,S's a ~,
rRixp rs.. .se Abstract OF he sad EanAs ana Asses.
eDt ose'hes viii and sIso a.. ne .mssso ssi
our report have Teen deposited 10 tAe Street censsioa
e.. os,s q g. ss 9is; and C'Tsss 81 "'s ''''
FoUSrs ma he limit. es6r-S ,, he Assssn>st asos
city bounded ds.srsed and eoot.ipns Ssie.s sS.. 90
SAY On The north b, the ouh-ts Tine ~ side OF cs] on
oy the westerly ne .ae o. he srh ard 90 te~ ~e.s
the e..rrly Inc ~ DE ~ ith sea also all thoss Other
ace 81 the ss.v srt~-so Sob st .ss sss q Ana ,.o n
the lots roptiuf th- westerly side ~ he ibsv scs~ees
h sns tss' aforesaid ss cut "a ses cad ~sp q ne
sTTs anal %, ',re:: ser',H wiz ., ry-o's. 20 20. s..
thssof 20 be req he crt Hal IN ss 'as city On SAT
ne Cour on day hat then and there shers
,sT soss,s can ss ss.a NSSs si 'e 'h'' 'Ns
JOSEPH yoST. ."a..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
oftbe County Of New-York Notice hereby iyen 90 ali
pe-sans HAVING claims against JOHN J. SPERNESLADE, late
o the CITY 81 New York deceased to present s same with
vouchers thereof the subscribers the office OF James
Gdley No 50 Nssaust in The City Of New Yoi or be-
fore the third dsy May nepDated New York the twenty
seventh day Of October 1884 -
ooa f.weue John BAHNASN }HN''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-WiMIEn
III ARRANGEMENT On and sftsr AOSDAI wv .
The Trains will leave Chsmbecsst station = 1news U.,
Express Train IA. NJ, connecting vith S''''
'' M.ii T,sin "a M rhroush Way Trss, l1s
Express Tram. 1852 n Aoeomnepas . A. :. rs ~ 10 "
For Poushieepsie: Way Passenger H'A' - 80
IN upu
T T PssIssiI and Poushhsspss Trans stor 81
al the Way Stations ,~.. c.n.l Chrsso,A~r tlth
Passengers taken At chAHSsn'' 'sHN' '''''p'~' '''A
sst ,.un.y NAIL TRAINS It A n, from censls- -
Albany 't"PP"s OLIVIA II. LEE, Wee Prssdeu..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSBY-

~ NEW YORK. sOSERvILLE EASrON, Ac-Wintef
Aanssment.. commencing Nov ~ ~ Leave Ns- r Sn
from Pier No North River, ASA 81, and r. NJ con
p.ctns At EhfAsethowb with trains the New gersey Rail
road which leave New York from foot OF Coarsnet g.
"a NJ ,I2M ard 4P. "
For so%,Tls l~.y y; Ys~Js"', Railroad from foot Of
Conrtlsnd It, only, st5P
Returning leave Phip sburs topposts EstooD 80 eS9
$40 A. .nd ~ :e%s,sil. r.s wsso o. o.
Leave New York Ct and f:% A. NJ, ana ~ q.
Leave Elzsbs,hpor az and st5 "a n 10 and -
n STEaNS Juosdntsndsnt
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HICAGO TO ST. LO U Is.
J NJ .,S on, direct route open via
CHiCAGO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD

CHICAGO TO ST. LO ID
~ New and onI, direct route now open VI. .o.n
CBICAGO AND MISSISSIPPI hAlLhoAD
U. ) Mail and EIpr-s Route -
Two Daily Trains ssve lineage
corner II Van Buren, and shermsnss
Firt-St l. ais Day EIpress UP ~
second-ss Louk wight EIpres ..lo r. NJ
TIs run direct Alton 80 miiss without change OF carr
or bssase vh the Company splendd 3semsn
WINCHESTER AND REINDEER,
nnnins Ia exclusive connection with hs Passenger TssJ
throusb ~ 81. Louis US mlss) ~ithost landing
TIME FROM CHICAGO TO sf LOUIS, ut HoUhS
The Chicago and Mississippi Railroad passes through Scise
Boomnron spriss 6ed and CsTlinyDe 70 Alton And M
Travelling Public viii see the IN g:rs.ot
Over shy other route from Cnie.so 20 ne sSssssss
NOTICE. IMPORTANT CONNkCTfO&8
Connections with daily line psehet 70 Ksehsh,
siinr bi, the direct route 70 Hannibal onfnsy, As~
kuk and Sortheas,sTn hsseor
81 Lonis-Conneetons with 6rn elias hnes u ass1sss
fer New Oresss AID eli points TIE Lover Nssapp Oess
Cumberland Tennessee and Arkansas Rivers sn1 - W
steamer sor points Misosr hiver mailing IL ne d.
rect route 70 E1ssss ard CSsAel BLUFF -.
Chicago, A1g1ss !, 1884 II r. AOhoAN IL, ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
NOTICE. of DISTRIBUTION.-

NOTICE of DISTRIBUTION.-Noh is here
by .v.p that the balance remarus OF the proceeds
m. sale OF the Real Estate Of SAMUEL ROBERTS, late u
the Of New York deceased interstate atsv m.se under
the order of the Surrogate Of the County Of Ne~ fors o
schurernsn E.ted snd Am ROBBERS the Al sd
Adprr.ir1 of .ad deceased will be divided oy the SAID
Surrogate ,uopt the creditors ssd decess-d proportion
70 their respective according TO Law 8. The
OHce the City New Yor. the t~sn'y hr.t dsy OIL
Februsry O'Clock In the forenoon OF ,h.i oa
Dstee the iEh cay Of Jar nary 1850 ,o,n ,.
ISL fuSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
AZ Y.sUPREME COURT. HIRAM BARNEY

IN L.
~. ,s.in.t TIE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
RAILROAD COMPANY Summons for money demand
contract Com nos To the DEFEND ANTS above named
You are and required 70 The complaint
In this action viii, be MED the office o The Clerk ~ the
Cy snd County New YORK the >y Hall In the City of
and copy OF answer 70 the said
eorsin On the subscribers their oce 70 III brosdS
p The CITY of NewYot within twenty days ate. the service
OF h sun or on you exclusive Of the day Of such seyce
and II Won fall 70 the said complaint within toe time
Aforesaid the plaintiff IN this scon will judgment ag,est
Won Tor the thousand nine hundred ard seventy
dollars With interest the sX;h dAy Of December 1874
bod. the costs of th. action-Dad New oh December
is, ls5i BARNEY HUMPHREY sOILth
tn. said complaint FLED E the Office o. the CLERK OF the
CITY End Count, Ne~Yort the Ciy Hall In the City OF
S.yx York on the 22d d.v Of Deo~mbsr 1854
~ BARNEY HUMPHREY BUTLER,
59a f.we.s Plaintiffs Attorneys
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IN pJTRSJT4NCF of an order of the Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of ,b Couny Of New York notice hereby gwen 20 all
re,.ons bsyin, claim, against WILLIAM RoBlNSoS ats
~ The CITY on York decreased, to present the same WIN
voneh,r. thereof 70 ubieT A. hi Office a. the corner 81
IL. sv ard ljisf the City Of New York o. before hs
twenty fourth day OF Ap next Dated. Ne"'iork me
!" ~ i.asmS JOHN ROBINSON. Administrator.
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
,be County Of York notice hereby zven 90 All
ne,.op. having claim. against ELIZASETh MCDONALD,
s OF CITY NewYok deceased to present me 'lnie
win yooch.r thereof the subscrber AZ the residence
B.IthoIomew GaFDey No l6l East 2h g IN the CITY o.
New-Yort before the third day Of July neKt-Datef
New. York the twenty ninth day OF December, lsoi
JOHN MFEiAN lP,scn,or.
$50 I.~6mSsi'
IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-20
ISLAND and NETWORK FERRY

y NOTICE-CHEAP EXCURSION fare II eentA
and after April TO- 1854 the boa. will leave ioio~s ant
further notices Leave Vsoderblrs Lsndns staten ihsn<
ever, hour rom A 70 r. NJ. Leave foot Of whitehall
st. New Yors every hour from 6A. N to7P.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-23

A PRETTY WoMAN.-The subj oined wait we have
discovered in exchange, and transfer it TO our re,
pository for the purpose of gratifying our numerous
lady friends. 1t is beautiful specimen of 5joucre
We desire that they all appropriate it 10 themselves
and regard it their rightful property But we
would gently caution them not 10 put on airs on
account of it
"A pretty woman is one of the institutions of
the country-an angel in dry goods and glory She
makes sunshine, blue sky, Fourth of July and hap
piness wherever she goes. Her path is one of deli.
cious roses, perfume and beauty. She is a sweet
poem. written in curls and choice calico, and
good principles. Men stand up before her as Sc
many admiration points, to melt into and then
butter. Her words float round the like music,
birds of Paradise, or the chimes Of Sabbath bells
Without her, society would lose it's truest attraction
the church its frmest reliance, and young men the
very best of comforts and company. Her influence
and generosity restrain the vicious, strengthen The
weak, raise the lowIy, flannel shirt the healDen, and
strengthen the faint hearted. Wherever you find
the vrluous woman you also find pleasant fresde
boquets, clean clothes, order, good living, gentle
hearts, music, light and model institutions gener
ally She is the flower of humanity, very Venus
in dimity and her inspiration is the breath Of Heav,
en-"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-23
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.
WIIm1NcroN. N. c., MONDAY. NOV. 10. 1855.
60 Eovors Thankfully Received.

Ills somewhat amusing TO notice the exultatlon OF
tho ORGANS of Sam" over the result of some recent
elections, which has given deceptive appearance OF
vitality TO the aforesaid Sam" Elections have ia
Ken Mace this month in Massachusetts,, New York,
New Jersey. Wisconsin, Maryland, Mississippi and
Louisiana, as also on exciting municipal election IN
tho ci,v of Charleston. In Massachusetts Sam has
succeeded in obtaining a plurality, though pollng
loss than half the votes of the State-though, truth
to TELL nobody expected Massachusetts, to 60 TOR the
Democrats, and between the hno"-No'hlls7 anu VIC
Fnsionists there was little TO choose. This is X. N.
triumph No L. 1t is like the Dutch taking HOLLAND
and certainly they are welcome to keep 1t. Next,
New York The Know Nothings, mastering all their
forces with all their organization complete, polled
less than ninety thousand votes-ess than one fourth
of the real vote of the State, for New York can poll
over four hundred thousand-has polled four times
the Nothing strength as shown by this election
To show another thing-the real strength of the Un-
ted Democracy ;-every man supported by both wings
Of the party was reelected Thus, in New York,
Sam has carried the Offices by accident but really
numbers among his friends or followers less than
one.fourth of the people. This is triumph with
vengeance.
Next comes Maryland. Well, We regret the re-
suit in Maryland. The majority is not large-be'
tween two and three thousand-but it carries the
State and places Maryland beside Kentucky, the on
y Southern States that have gone for the Know No
thing ticket. These are the now-Nothing riumphs
--Massachusetts the very hot bed of anti Southern
ism; New York, by one-fourth of the people; and
Maryland by a system of electioneerng almost with
out parallel.
On the other hand, the Democrats have made a
clean sweep in New Jersey, in louisiana in Mlssis-
sipp and have pretty effoctually regained their as
tendency in Wisconsin-have demonstrated their
power, whenever united, to sweep New York, and
have proved that "San" is too weak in South Caro-
lima to amount to anything. The real triumph is
with the Democrats and with them alone This
month has proved emnenty disastrous TO the boosted
OmnipotenCe of " Sam" 1t has exposed his extreme
weakness even at the point where he has achieved a
nominal triumph. His victory in New York has ru-
ined him. But one man in four supports him, and
the world knows it, and he is doomed.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-23
Marine Intelligence.
PORT or WILMINGTON, n C.--Oct0ber, 1856
ARRIVED

ARRIVED. 1854,
Noy. l5.-Brig Pacific, Fuller, from Boston, to A"lD
Brig Cardiff, Coney, from Boston, to w. Nef zoe m
Brig Harp, McLeary, from New York. to VIM. NJ 49,
rlss; with mdze. .,r
Boston, to j. II. Chadbourn & Co., with mdze. -b
Schr. Woodbine, Francis from Boston, to T e. MAJ,
Schr. PEARL Dexter, from Jacksonville, to RANKIN
tin with naval stores. = smith
Schr. Zenoba, ONeal, from Hyde county, to j. T. ~~
4 Co. with oats. ..
Schr.. J. Hope, Lewis, from Beaufort n G., to n"''
with fish. ,,.,Bos
Steamer Spray Price, from Smithville to A b. VAN
kelen. II, %
Steamer Fanny Lutterloh, Stedman, from Fayst'S'D,
Lutteroh & Elliott. .tsrIe.
l6-Steamer James R. Grst. Morris, from tays'''
to A. d. CaZaux. c,t y
Nov. 16.--Schr. Laura, Whehurst, from BeauiV'"
c., to master with fish. - nd:
Schr: Caroline Virginia, Davis, from Oak lsIano' "
ter with fish
CLEARED. n.,l River,
Nov l5---Steamer Enterprise, Dicksey, tor D"'N
by George Harriss. Harris
l6-Schr. Ned, Zon for New York, by George f'''
with naval stores, &C. ,,bio BY
Schr. George Vaughan, Scudder, for Phlladeit
G. Worth with naval stores, &C. Int BY y.
Schr. Victory, Smith, for Australia and maih'
Nef Il Son; with lumber, shingles We: hin & Mar
Schr. Pearl, Dexter, for Jacksonville, by kanAiN
tin :, peteF!
Schr. Eureka, Davis. for Lockwood's Folly. F"
& Pritchett. ,+syile, H
Steamer Fanny LuterlOh. stedman, for Fays'''' :,
Lutteroh & Elliott. f,r Hayi,"
Nov. I6--Brig A. G: Washburn, Camm' lot 49,
Kidder Martin; with lumber, shingles &C bv KiddHS
l7-Brig L. T. knight, Griffin, for Boston, W
Martin; With naval stores and lumber. q VanH@
Steamer Spray, Price, for SmithVille' oy a "
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-23

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2---The cotton market during th
The sales Is 900 bales. Wheat has declined2d Fm
unchanged in price, and Corn is Cd dearer The ma'
Tor provisions is unchanged The money market unbag
sugar market is excited, and prices to IS dearer
Messrs Brown Il shpley quote the market as buoyan
with an Improvement in lower and mddlng qualities OF 4
The sales of the week have been IS 900 bales including I
bales to spectators The sales to-day (Fridayl have @
10000 bales, and the market closed steady The ad'
from Manchester are favorable. Breadstufs-Nes.
Brown y Shipley quote Flour and Wheat trife o%s
dhe market tor Corn is firm The quotations as follow
Western Canal Flour, 4l@42s Philadelphia and Bamo'
43s; Ohio Flour, 44s@44s Cd !; Corn mixed, AS. -,
he Brokers' Circular reports advance Sugar am
active speculative demand The advance is from 6sS!
Pot ashes quoted 34s 6d@34s Cd Pearl ashes $685.
Rosn is firm at 5s@5s Sd.
LONDON, Nov. 2.---Messrs Barring Brothers circus
quote an advance in Sugar of 5s@6 Breadsuf are gs
ally unchanged
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-11-23

The FOREIGN NEws-Vinually the campaign Of
1855 is closed The terrible experiences of the last
winter lead all parties to make early provision for
the winter IT, under the existing state of things,
the Russians can safely winter in the Crmea, are
inclined to think that no active operations of the al
lies will interfere with them. The allies have GER
ta;nlv obtained better stand point from which 10
commence actively in the spring. They will en-
deavor to improve all their advantages with refer
ence TO the time when active operations can be re-
sumed rather than 10 any immediate effort. Should
a battle occur, it can only be brought on by the
Russians from the same cause which impeled them
to the contest at Tratkir Bridge the Tchernaya-
the actual necessities of their position. Talk is
made of peace but apparently with no good founda'
tion-certainly with little expectation of any imme'
date result. The appointment of Sir Edward Cod
rngton to the chief command of the British army IN
the Crmea is of piece with the miserable system
of favoritism which is sinking the British service be-
meath contempt Apart from family interest the new
Commander-in- Chief has no one element to recon-
mend him-no service-no display of ability. He
is simply known as fast" Guardsman, That is
all
The idea of possible war with the United States
appears 10 have deeply agItated the puollc nina IN
England more deeply, indeed, than the war with
Russia when impending Lancashire and Yorkshire
see ruin in prospective, The shipper and the manu-
facturer alike share in the panic. Come what may
the government must back out Cotton, the great in
dcator of the money market, is slightly better Naval
Stores firm and the market favorable Spirits 40s in
London, 39s 3D. in Liverpool We presume that tenn
porary relief has been afforded by the arrival of some
vessels with gold from Australia.
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THE DEAF, THE DUMB AND THE BLIND.--The Ex-
hibiton of the scholars OF the State Institution,
der the Superintendent of VIM. q. Cooke, Esq
held last evening at the Front Street Baptist Church
was highly interesting, and showed what could be,
done by perseverance and benevolent exertion.--
There is no institution in the State the objects OF
which are higher or purer, and none which better
deserves the fostering of the State and of the
neople-DaiLu Journal, 18th inst.
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Yadkin Circuit-Allison GRAY, sup't.

Yadkin Circut-Allison Gray, Sup't
Mocksville Circuit. w Naylor. Supt, Q. Hol-
ton, VIM McCoin, Assistants.
Cleveland Circuit Guyre, Supr.
Buneombe Circut-James Deanes, Supt.
Wilmington Station-H. T. Weatherly, Supt
Fayetteville Mission-R. 4. Jones, Sup't
Monroe Misson--James Collins, Sup't.
Left in the hands of the President, T. c. Hays, R.
R. Prather. Left without appointment at their own
request, Jos. Causey, David Weasner, j. Snotherly.
B. L. Hoskins, J. M. Kenneth.
Next Conference to be held at Moriah, Guilford
County, N. c., Wednesday before the End Sunday in
November. 1856
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o. We find on our table, with compliments of
the author" Twelve Sermons, by Charles F. Deems,
D. D, author of '' The Home Altar" What Now''
etc For sale by Mr. Whitaker
Or. Deems is unquestionably one of the most elo-
quen: divines of his any other Church at the
South, and his many admirers have here presented
to them twelve of his best sermons, gotten up in
neat and handsome style Printed in New York for
the author.