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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-23
The Soerd Of County (anvassexs.
NINTH nav

The Board OF cooaty canysasers mc pursuant 20 ad
jouinment at ii O'Clock yesterday mosaing the Presi
dent In the chair.
Al the opening Of the ssrsion only twelve Supervisors
we're In attendance, with corresponding inntiaa In
The number ofousiders present supcr.ors steers md
Drake were the only absentccs who did not
attend.
Supervisor WM. rueEBR, ~ the Eighth ward frat sah
mitted corrections Of the dircreTane orcurrnp VI the
dstr I, OF his ward ordered for reference the ay pte
vious, 10 the Inspectors orevisa! Tue error, ,rrre
shown TO have been merely clerical the matter ,the
vote for Comptroller In the Frst disct where eighty
six votes given for Engs upon boh returns Wise
his did not appear upon any of the ballots attached
TO the returns the lnspectora declared that Engs received
the vote recorded and that the absence IN ballot
bis upon II was entirely Of emission. The
vote was allowed recorded.
Supervisor toy, OF the seventh ward who absent
yesterday when the returns u his ward cae ia
regular order then read the returns Of tho several dis
rics In bis ward. In the Seventh district In few in
stances the Inspectors failed 10 gvct he aggregate vote
The additions made by the Supervisor, and ap-
proved by the Board In The Eighth d,t,ic. 30 votes
appeared for Glover Tor Counsel 10 the upon
the return filed with the County Clerk and upon the Su
pcrvsor's renrn he received no votes The
ordered back TO the Inspectors for correction.
Supervisor Voorhis OF the Ninth ward then rGnn the
returns Of the first six districts Of the Ninth wAsd
In the First district, upon the original return vote
appeared Tor Governors o the Almshouse Al the
given in regular form upon the return In the hana
OF the County Clerk the Supervisor directed 10 refer
the 80 the Inspectors for correction In tbs dis.
tric ah upon both returns there was In
ieimingiing Of the varions Judiciary candiales and
these were likewise ordered back for revisaI
The remaining districts as read, showed no dAcre-
pancy calling Tor any specific action of the Bosrd.
At2s r. ", as the Bontd ~ Supervisors to enter
uron their session At T. NJ tho Board adjourned to
this uo aing at IL O'Clock.
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ARRIVAL OF TIE CANADA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
REPORTED COMMANDMENT OF NICCLAIEFF.
RUM0RS OF BATTLES AND RUMORS or PEACE.
The Difficulty between England and the
United States.
DISPUTE BETWEEN ENGLAND AND SPAIN.
-~>~~~~~>~e~~~~e~~~~~~~~~-
Revolutionary Outbreak in Italy.
ADVANCE IN COTTON AND BREADSTUFFS
CONSOLS 80 7-S a 80,
&C., &C., &c.
CONSOLS SS 7-S a 80,
&C., &C., DC.

HALIFAX, Nov. %, 1855.
The royal mail steamship Canada Captain Stone, from
Liverpool morning Of the 10h arrived At this port at
O'Clock this afternoon She sailed at 315 P. NJ for B,s-
ton, where she will be due about Midnight on Friday
and her mails will reach New York ou Saturday after
noon.
Her advices week later than those received by
the Pacific at New York.
The excitement in Great Britain regard to the alleged
threatening aspect the relations between that govern
ament and the United States had wholly cooled off, and
nothing Off begerent nature had transpred during the
week.
From the seat Of there is news of Importance
beyond some unreliable Of battles near Perehop
and Simpheropo, which generally dscredited
At the latest moment doubtful report in circula
ion that Nicolaef had been bombarded by the allies
Strenuous efforts being made to bring Sweden
into the Western alliance.
Peace rumors were quite abundant, but they were ap-
parently without foundation.
Sir Colin Campbell taking offence at the appointment
of General Codrngton, has asked leave to return to
England.
The Gar has returned to st. Petersburg direct from
NicolaeH without staying at Warsaw.
Unfiendy relations arising between Great Britain
and Spain respecting certain disputed claims.
The steamship Washington sailed from Southampton
Tor New York on the 7th inst, with 100 passengers
Tne London money market rather easier, and
soils closed at sszS for money and SO for account.
The Liverpool cotton market had exhibited considerable
animation and owing to limited supply Of the current
qualities advance in prices had been fully established
On descriptions the quotations hd. higher
than those advised by the Pacific The weeks business
aggregated 900 bales nearly one third Of which
Were taken by spectators and exporters.
In breadstus general advance had taken place, and
all descriptions closed with active demand. Brown,
Shipey Co. quote wheat 3d. higher; aour, ls, and corn
2s Cd.
Provisions had undergone change Of moment.
A further considerable advance in sugars had taken
MIA
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ACADEMY or Music The Semira mide'' was produ
nj this theatre last night for the purpose Of introducing
to the American public in the r6e OF Araace the
rato MILE Nantier Ddiee. The impression made by the
'air o6pome was extremely favorable She IL youag
~ ard has voice OF considerable power End sweetness
II Is evident from her method, that she has been trained
III good school, and the and fpossesson which
she manifested the occasion Of this her rat appear
ance showed that she felt quite in the part She
reminded US great deal Of Aboni both the quality
and management OF her voice, and executed IN
really very fine style Of the difficult passsges
n the hrst act. The Al quct giouo, md n,
nan sds, were both given with greas brilisncy
and delcacy OF oiexecuto1, md brought down the
psudts OF the house. AT the close 81 the act she was
called before the curtain and received perfect shower
OF bouquets The remainder of her performance was
equally effective ard Mile Didte may be considered
have made decided hit. Madame Iagraugc's semira
mide was as usual marked by all the force end usness
of conception which distinguish the efforts of that al
mis- able artist. We have heard her TO greater
advantage than 10 the music Of this noble opera No
thing in fact could be finer presslve than her
execution Of the part. The Assur of Moreln was also
very effectively rendered. The peco, ths whole was
exceedingly well cast and deserved to have been per.
formed TO a better audience
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Shipping Intelligence.

Arrived from Rev York sth Chrsana 0ravesend; Cri
60 and Mary Norris In iha Clyde ah Ontario and Emerald
lse at Liverpool 1h ocean Favorie al Bristo Sentinel
Lyerpcol Sir Robert Peel a, Grsyesend 8 Rncer. Mt
9th Kensiu gton, Mt Gravesend.
Arr from Philadelphia sh Napier at Liverpool; S NJ Mis
at tGravesend
Arr from Charleston Sth, Alliance at Liverpool.
Ar from New Orleans s,h Clara Wheeler At; fIeos,
al Liverpool
Arr Mobile 7h, Charea Crocker; Gth Ireue; sh Mar.
tin Luther at Liverpool.
Sailed oi New York 7h Kioy Shields; st Centurion
from Liverpool
Sailed cI Boston stb, Cathedral, from Liverpool.
Sailed TOR Philadelphia 9th. General Cobb from Liverpool
Sailed for Charleston oh, Carnato, from Liverpool.
Sailed for Savannah 9th, Clansman from the CLYDE.
sailed FOR New Orleans 7h Koderok Dbu Liverpool;
8tn, Eliza Hunter from Ora, esend
Sailed for Mobile Melissa the Ciyde gh Dorces
ter, and Imperial from Liverpool.
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Hoard OF Aldermen
The Pre1ldfLI II The chair.
IiE wIiIIAMsRr no FEtaY

lhe lttalutL IL lhe cnhlr.
! rriE wiIIIAhsRtRo FElEY
Aldermen Fox called from the table printed ropart Of
the Committee Ferries directing the Comptroller
notify hcsers Hicks Berry essces of the Williamsburg
terry rocl pier 30 East Fiye that In the of their
not complying with the specifications of tho lease In
putting up the necessary ferry buildings wharf repairs
and boats, said lease would be declared cancelled
Alderman EiY opposed smmcdiate action In the pre-
mses and the report made special order for Mon.
day next.
AVENUE RAILROAD
petition received from citizens ot the Nineteenth
ward complaining Of Encouragement On the Second
nne railroad and ssking that the fare to Harlem re
duccd to Eve cents. Referred
HoArp.
Alderman BRIGGS offered the GDllowng,--
Whereas, There seems 20 be want of patriotism in
this Rsard evnccd by is refusal 70 celebrate Evncua-
uon Day although tho patriotic feryor Of ustrious
fathers st burns brightly In the breasts Of ctns;
therefore
Resolved That n committee of Ave be Appointed by
this Boatd Ia celebrate Evacuation bay their expenses
70 be Paid BY themselves aud by patriotic individual
tIlbniion.
Afier slight dtcussion the resolution vns with
drawn.
Tn BovKrY PAVEMENT
The report Of 10th OF May called from the table
with the Board OF Coonoimcu tn pave the Bowery aud
Chathrs street with Belgian pavement. long debate
cDsued which not characterized by any particular
feature of public interest u ultimately ricrred 70
the Committee on Ordinances.
Aldermen VS.. IUclKR moved that tlSsnldect " Tho
building " the new City Hall be made subject for Non
day next. Lost.
rIE IArT rx.aiDiRIAS KrrtY.
Alderman HOWARD offered n resolution expressive OF
the regret Of the Board At the decsnsc q the late
Alderman keIly, q the sixth ward Adopted
The Board adjourned 70 Monday next, 81 O'Clock.
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CEgTREvfLIK q


On Tuesday afternoon lat, trot,ng match foe tsoo
mile heat, hest three Ia Gve. OF between snsS
Conway sorre raefe LAZY eisn aud Col wa,srs 1ovs
mare indy Fleet fho Drmsr went 70 . 200 Ib ~Ason;
hc latter 10 ssleton wagon. Lady Helen ~on . three
straight heats. Tho brown tho hyor.is pre-
sous - the start a about hundred 10 eighty but
after 10 Grst heat one hundred - thirty eurr.ni 90
The sorreA hoon After 80 word va gvrn ooe of the
traces - iaiy Tife got pose aud annoyed her yssy
much during ~ heat she however. trousl .hou, -
u'i II tia, heat 10 either u tho subsequent opss
lady Helen rs to- tasi ~ hf Tho fsa~ug /. sua-
mary
1fnDAT Soy. % Match 600 me- haa,. bss, ,hr.s
ia fft
y taer named u. LAZY Hsles, y 80 ID.
III NsoiruH named br o.. LAZY TISst ..... z
Time, 25l-4 ss--9tg.
rStoS corRsr, /. L-raorrfs0.
Nfh'fspAr- hof 1lsizish, 81 900, tso milo heats,
ft WHgNu9
Is. lIhelln naipesi 5 Z. lahs Oakly
- N'o'tuh "auti = tAes feiief. ..t,+,...,.,...f list
esr ntY-~ws,ch 600 mile heat. te.s three 4. ave.
In barnes.
IL woodruff nhrasi y Z. nlaek warrior. .. q II
T. ihfes nafafa 4 z. heorgs Washing tou...... 2 2
Tune, ets-gb3A--!sa.
hisl IAr-BaLh, ttco, single dash u = nile.
" hetnbs taguea Shsekis'sck q fsfssls
w Nheau named & IN. i@dJ glifoo,. paid forfeit.
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RENEWED RE-opENING OF PEACE NEG0.
CATIONS.

II Il reported from Berlin that the Gar has recently
made confidential communication to Prussia and Aus
t.ia OF his wish TO renew negoaton and that NJ Bour
uueney has returned TO with fresh instructions to
,nee, the contingency of proposals from Russia. It is
further said that Prince Gortschakog the dp'omstist
from Vienna and Russian Ministers from other German
Courts certainly to meet the Gar at Warsaw in the
middle Of this month"; when the question Of renewal OF
negotiations will lie settled II IL also stated that the
Emperor Of France is favorable 10 reneEal Of dplo-
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saps, ms cosst--spssiai Term.

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aysf - ~ gseys< -flis sn artsa f,r IL cs.-
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to renf @ipi, ~ he yrft~~ - ~Ssng this Qs~s
i snt fkgwnx ihAs All fks s,cf~f r<rst~s vs lxsss
ihe e0sft Tbs l.6xs eiA a0s shlsk the, uss
49, ffsn ~ nssissd. a ths eAss, vsvY usresssssss
stH eTesfs< uss usy sAorN ~ tsH. fhs ON, sn -
0lnen m<&1i 70 give TIE stscutSf alse,stlos cniy IN
Tie es,1tition " tls funf s1nv srlfoss sn1 sAs The
eisp~sssn suenx sb~r ,hcz1 ~ ~ hs Asss'sen Srs-
gisse ne fsss vss sryasi 70 ssl.ss = shneT, -
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The Nurthrrp Know Nothing Con ssntlos,.
TO Tnr EDITOR oY TIM HfHALp.

Nkw ions. Nov. 29 1885.
The mcuon al the name of A. B k,, Esa,, af NH.ss-
sot,n, in your yastefday's notice Of tho AccAa
,eniion NJ Cincinnati leads 10 seud yon the following
Item oi intelligence regarding him and oscr good rnAa
and true
On Tucaday last meeting 81 the rurrcme legislative
head II the Order a. United Americans fyr ths unisaA
states WAS held ia this city NJ which Mr. ks chsss
Grand PieidDg cnacer, Arch Grand saohrm for ths
ensuing year. o. u. A.
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Mr.. Fillmore has been visiting the King OF Holland.

The misunderstanding between Sardinia and Tuscany
remains unsettled, pending reference to the cabinets Of
England and France.
The sailing Of the Anglo legion from Genoa for
the Ciimen, Ia countermanded till the spring.
King Victor Emanuel Of Sardinia would arrive in Paris
tho Goth Of November and in England early in Decem
Der, accompanied by several members of his cabinet
The correspondence Of the London Post from Naples
the Both, says: There Is longer any doubt that
revolutionary movement has broken in Sicily Some
the insurgents have been taken and shot II Is difficult
10 get details. Arrests have taken place at Palermo
The authorities say the movement is not political bat Ia
occasioned by cholera and scarcity OF food. This how
ever, remains 10 be seen.n
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LIvERPooL COTTON xARxyr.


Messrs Brown, shpley Co., report that owing to the
sderaby advanced particularly the lower and middine
grades, which they quote Id higher while the advance
on fair qualities Is about id. The sales OF the week
II 800 bales of which Spectators took 400 and
exporters 800 The following the quotations-New
Orleans fair. 6std middling SD; Mobile fair 6sxd :
middling bald ordinary TO good ordinary, 5kd 51Sd
Inferior 4tsd 3D. The stock In port 49, 900 bales
of which 1D5, 900 American. The sales on Friday
were 10 600 bales including 5000 TO spectators and
porters The market steady at the close but rather
less buoyant.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUrYs MARKET.
Messrs. Brown, Shipey Co. say that advance had
taken place in all description of breadstuns viz In
wheat to the extent " 3D. per bushel -four Is per bbL
active demand at firm prices. Western canal -four
quoted at 43s 44s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore 49,
45s; Canadian Al us sour, As. va Cd. white
wheat 12s. 81. 12s Cd red, lis. Cd IL. Cd uhiie
corn 47s AS. yellow 46s. 81 45s. 3D. mixed sss. 3D.
s6s "a. The weather In England had been unfavorabe
for sowing
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The circulars OF Richardson, Spence o., and Bgand
Athya Co. report provisions generally unchanged, and
the result of the government contract 10 be concluded
In the ensuing week, snxiousy looked for. Beef and
pork quiet and prices without variation. Bacon steady
bu, buyers demf ndlng reduction lard dell AZ o..
6is Cheese dull at former rates Tall0w drn At 65s
tSs. for North American.
LIVERPOOL PRoDCcy MkRKrTs.
FROM the Brokers' Circular
Ashes In active spccustive demand ssss % the vsek
LOCO tons a. 31s for poss and 4os for pcars with hold
err asking "a advance last iadaa sc.re but cagelaa
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newspaper called tho E,nnD $ov, Published In Ne
city Of ofWeshirgon in its edition u yesterday resrat
the charge Tint have been engaged IL recruiting
tanning men Tot the British afsy AMI connects With n
the assertion that had writer arsps'oh to her Ma
irtiys government Ia regard H. the bart Msury." WIS.
tbof the article written by tho editor ~ tha, pspsv
~ ~ ono who tanderr 70 IT beg to inirm The publr,
through your widely circulated journal that both bi. a.
legations sfe simply and absolutely untrue, Yours
alsciialy, Anthony BARCLAY.
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II III Il w A r..

GEN. CANROBERT'S MISSION TO SWEDEN.
The most important feature of the weeks news is the
effort made by France and England to bring Sweden INFO
active alliance with them General Canrobert Is in Stock
holn charged with this mission and Sweden is required
either to assent refuse
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Yessrs. Baripgs, Bros. Co. repor, tho money muke.
slightly easier The bullion In the Bank Of England had
only decreased during the week the extent Of 81 100
consols closed at ssss for money and 80 r account
Mexican dollars nominal AT Is. ii =. Douboons "a Cd
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Meesrs. Barngs Brothers. and Bell X Co. report Anne.
rcan securities steady and the business limited ct the
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The Chamber OF Commerce.
RUSSIAN RIvATEER RIHG--IEvEsrrG ALTON IN REGARD
TO TIE BARK MAUHY.

The committee which appointed at the Late special
meeting Of the Chamber of Commerce 10 inquire into tho
acts respecting the bark naury, which was seized at
this port In October last paspc;on Of being fitted out
as Russian priyatcer, met yesterday morning At the
mice Of Mr. Moses II. Grnne No. rs South street The
meeting was private, and composed exclusively Of
members of the committee which conssts OF tie cllo~
ing gentlemen:-Moses II. Grinnell, George Griswold
Chas A. Marshall John A. Stevens, Thomas fiieston, r.
.. Goodbue Robert Kelly james Lee, Royal Phelps T. T.
Morgan and pelatiah Per.
lhe letters before the committee have already been
published by us in connection with full and complete
narrative Of the whole affair, and be found in the
HERALD OF the nth inst The correspondence consists
Oft letter Of Secretary Marcy to John McKeon Unicd
states District Attorney, contanirg instructions in rc
gard to the bark Maury with Mr.. McKeon's answer
thereto and his letter to the United States Marshal
the same subject In addition TO these the report of the
committee viii embrace a report IRON Messrs. Low
nro,hers the owners Of the vessel tho adavt Of the
british Consul and other British agents, which led TO her
seizure.
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THE DIFFICULTY ABOUT TuE FoLIcE CLERKS.
un H. CunnW ~. EradHfo Uood, Mayor u Ns6 Jorh.
The pantih was appoieied clerk q the se.ond District
Foice court ~ mfetng = VIC boardot Aldermen heid
pursuant 70 the ptoN1siot o he sct o the i@satFe %
ION o. Ap Ieeo 70 M INC vacancy cfea'ed ~ the re-
hshaeh "i nluanl :. inVn'son' lhs ueeths vas ~,
~ snocl F's,ous, p1arel ~ 'ne 1tto ~
Aoe'. . On ns ~ Sun io' asc"us u'uss =, ee
WNth " as @ ,ViA = w ha'u ~ sne nayur, .nas Ihs
- y - NJ. ie. - sottf tot ~ w is
June ~ =. ~ 'or .ue pu'pos o e'e.ths ponce c
o M cslnB 'atshues' m nm is ha3n. va ,nfiCf1
to ne pIsseh' in,' Ie,o.auon va Daop'sa oy nal2l
q lhs Woe he,,e. hnn y usn helng tAe p.'uti w..
app'ihte9, W as3e not N.'pg Plesn. 80 psinuu
,nen appuel 70 'e nhy"f y ns sworn mo ONE hrh
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Mr. Penneya,er and lady Mr. ani Mrs rega Mrs Pike Dr
Pons and lady Mr. Jarvis and lady Mr. lady Mss
Forsto Miss Richards Ms rofsai pr Marshall, Mrs R0-
efss Mr s;eyens ana ~ Mrs toyssc MIS-. s,enson nrs
ssleh Rev nr Cronyn Miss Gronyn Mr Richards and
Mr and Mrs Bouton, Lieu, Col Bradford. Rnsign Pns
SELL Mrs Reynolds Mrs Haynes Capt Morrill, Master Roberts,
Mr. williamson lady Mr. Walton and lady AIlcock
Mss Jones Mis- Williams, MIS- Bsyles Mss Williams Yrs
Mrs Weston. Mrs Hanks, Messrs Cummings, Froaingham
Perkins Boulet Wrterhon. Rue Smith Harkoni, Boulpn
LaguadIen, Ruddock Booker Jeannelse Palmer Messrs
sears cs,k Rudger seekanIer Mcheelss Glib wicis
Turnbu Chussen Mott, Tasker. Prcnuss waimann Fisher
Dunlap Foulds Burnett Garlic Luck Bariere Wilson, ,Laud
Welsh, Scott Peter Live, Coolidge. Side. Hacket Maxon
Loueman scre,on stenknaler, spegh Wilde Jones' Grsg
Russell Patterson, Wilson, McDougalL
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commenced his advance Kutars on the Goth, with
twenty-five battaons.
Accounts from Persia mention the departure OF an
ambassador for st. Petersburg
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UNpRovoKrD MuRDFH.--On Tuesday evening n
most unproyoAed murder committed the Bel Air
road about three miles from the city the person ~
q German named John kreslin, by John 7. Patterson.
From the statement of another German named Krofen.
berg who with kfesn At the time appear. that they
were on the road when Patterson who hal been out gun
ming up with them. They entered into
tioD, whom dispute arose and Patterson slapped OF
few feet and discharged OF the barrels of h piece AZ
kresln the whole charge passing into his side aud loiy
ing In the heart producing instant death. He attempt
ed TO kill Kronenberg with the other charge but the gun
missed fire, and the party whose life sought
ran on 10 give alarm and several persons aasebled
and after short time succeeded in srresnz Patterson
stated his regret that he had not succeeded Ia kin
ing KroDenberg also he intended 70 hbisn both ~
them. nappear. that The parties sere al stranger. sna
other than wanton disregard Of human liie Fat'er.
son va. committed 10 jail and the fact u the mrdsr
having been communicated 10 steven tbat cg.
Ger summoned Jury Of inquest and prcstetet 70 8s
place where the murder cemmittrs. mare H1
witness 70 the act except kronenbsrg, EAo etillay
what 10 stated above. post moffeB examine .rn
OF the body made when 4 found that the charge
entered the right side just above he liver carrying
the lower part of the right lung and ksverng the blood
vesseis and iacsrs.ne the heart In horrible
The jury, after thorough investigation couL be
had, rendered verdict d death from the discharge q
gun In the hands of person unknown Of We time but
supposed 70 b~ John T. Patterson. The viii
before the Grand Jury o the Circuit Court for Baltimore
day The present aspect u the case il tina, q
hbefate murder and the motive be known until
IL is Investigated before jury bali Anoan, No. "a
TEE PHILADELPHA MILLION LoAw.--An ordi.
nance has passed The Common Council of Phadeiphis
authorizing loan Of Qil1 Of dollars 70 pay esiss
against aud defray the sx Of the Corporation. he
loan IL 70 prcvds for desnay In the recsp,s a The
present ~ government 20 ss, s srpsn.es u ss0 oco
and aSI 900 TO the payment of the indsb rrss a the
old districts ana upon the lat a January $50 there
win be further dsAeif Of e1 2s 20 BE- prom Jed or
hke~e the sxpsnsss of present city rovsra
msnt. An Effort il making 10 resrench pubc srpsn-
disurss, and reduction q 500 900 per snnrm IN
trsvsssas ,slaris', As poues ostasAassi, ss., ass
besn ptopossA
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<TTuu C1'ys-Gsrs-M f~rrn.~-Nys. 10 % - loS
IL ~, %, 11b, 1T . las 10 hi ~ - 49, isi
stwRoH Got --Ncs s5l, 800 GO 40, ~ rs 27
ID, fc. = ~ tst r96 10 rT4 .YT 5ss 80 ~ Ies
ss 80 ~ 500 ~, sh 80, sls ). -, 81 g. u
NJ 10 10 7t1
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THE LATEST.

THE LATEST.
RUMoREp B0MBARDMENT OF NIcoLAIEFP.
despatch from Vienna says that a message had been
received at the Turkish embassy, stating that the bonn
bardment OF Nicolaie commenced tho Goth of octc
ber and continued during the whole of the following day
The result is not known II added that the Emperor
Alexander had been induced to leave the pace before the
bombardment began but the Duke Constantine could not
be prevailed upon TO quit the town.
CoSsTASrsoPLE, Oct. 90 1855
II IL said that the Sultan will visit Paris and London in
the spring and has made known bis intention TO the
Grand yizier and the principal ministers.
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.nllA,,d.

II IL rumored that Russia has accepted the Office
mediator between Denmark and the United States.