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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-16
THE LATEST LONDON MONEY MARKET.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC GAL.
Nj ON EY M A RK EFT.

lHtks DAY, NOV Ia--h I. M
The arrival of the steamship at this port from
Liverpool at early hour this morning. with weeks
later intelligence all parts of Europe with financial
and commercial Intelligence little more favorable than
that received by the ASIA gave quite upward i'm
pc;us to the stock market. There 1T The first
beard very active time in all the leading stocks and
the fancies particularly buoyant. The cornering
combination in Erie operated with good deal Of effect
and II took tn lead Of all Others Cumberland Reading,
Cleveland and Toledo Western railroad stocks gene
rally participated in the naaton and advanced largely.
The variations in the market to-day folows:-
Indiana SIS improved q per cent Harlem, i. Cunber.
land, X; Erie Railroad, "a; Chicago and Rock Island L.
Reading Railroad, q; Hudson Railroad, x; Michigan
Southern, *; Galcna and Chicago, x; Cleveland and
TOLEDO, AZ Milwaukee and Michigan l. Nicaragua Tran
sit fell of u per cent at the close the only stock IN the
list showing decline. Illinois Central Bonds opened
and closed at prices current yesterday. Read
ing fell off fraction from the opening There not
much activity in State stoks at the first board to-day.
II is pretty certain, from the complexion Of The stock
market this morning, that the foreign by the Pa
chc Is construed by the bulls favorably The fact that
the Bank Of England retqrss for the ending Oct.
81 show increase in bullion of G7315s ias,ead OF
decrease, IL undoubtedly, in the minds Of bun specula-
tors in this market sufficient for advance OF
and two per cent in fancy stocks. We'll Il without
doubt as good as any other and satisfied that
they should make the most Of There is very little
in reasoning with such reckless set Of gamblers. They
have what is called Of luck, and play out
the game II Is sure 10 be losing one in the end But
little more than week since Erie selling at II
AZ per cent The price shows Of ten
and eleven per cent In less than many days. The
of this rise is entirely local. and apon the
shoulders small clique, who have the most vague
Of what they going TO do with the stock when
hey get II. II pretty certain they Keep long
After the adjournment Of the board the following sales
bonds and stocks were made at auction by A. H. Nco
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RUSSIAN ARMIES.

Gen Luders has issued order Of the day to the
OF the south, dated from Nikolae the 9th OF October,
announcing the rival OF wenythree druschnes OF the
National Militia OF the governments of Smolensko and
Moscow MS reinforcement to the corps under his
gan He states that these nilitia battaons been
formed about six months, and, Notwithstanding their
long march already to some extent instructed in
field but hey still very interior in
all respects 10 The old regiments who have completed
their experience in field Gen. Luders impresses
the officers Of every rank the necessity of nstrucng
them all their military duties, and intimates the
older soldiers that heir young brothers in must
not be treated with rdicnle contempt. The recruits
Of the militia have been distributed among the regiments
Of infantry of the army the and those OF the mi
htary depot They to be taught the most necessary
portions of their duty quickly possible The Gene
raj says
They not required possess the excessively scien
tc knowledge necessary for the sorric q 'front.' IL will he
column and the duty OF c9sseuT aud sgmishers if they
how load their muskels properly and fire at
the target
letter from Odesss, dated October 18th says:-The
Emperor himself sonnet appears in the trenches aud
encourages the soldiers II also reited that he often
visits the military hospitals and speaks words Of comfort
to the SICK. In of the wards officer who received
most fighfu wounds at Sebastopo. The face of this
poQr fellow, which had been terribly burnt covered
the monarch passed, in order that it might no. be
The Emperor, however lifted the linen covering,
and seeing that the eyes completely destroyed he
grasped the sufferer by the hand aud shed rhe
blind man. who heard that the fmneror was weeping
pressed his hand to his lips and blessed lin Alexander
then took he Order Of st George from his breast
and, placing II in the hand o. the officer, retired.
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Mr. Card has published in The Times estimate Of The
pronabe crop OF wheat in 1885, which, coud 1t be i'm
lctly rolled would in the absence correct inor-
maiion ne very valuable he states the result OF his Oh
servations oo the harvest from the Soent to John
OGroats aud after rocspitulatiug The effects Of The
weather IN cGechrg production and the effects Of prizes
in sip ulaiIg IT, he comes the conclusion that The
yield Of wheat in 1865 "als considerably short OF Inc
great crop 81 last year and L. part uar dstrts
OWL T. special creams tsnces is very deecv-n IN
the whole however, H. believes that is nearly
average produce per over much beyond average
sursce.n For prudential reasons ne assumes that is
something below averaIe-say one-tcntA--gnd then
he gives Us the following figures
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10
The Removal Of Gov. Rssder.

The Administration are determined
that Governor Reedcr shall not receive
any Of the houors or advantages OF
msrtyrdom, and therefore his removal
Is alleged TO have been made on ac-
count Of his land speculations, and not
As a concession TO Gen. Stringfellow
and his Missouri DULLES. But. In thus
attempting 10 degrade Governor Rec.
der and deprive him Of his houors as
Z martyr, the Administration deprive
themselves Of all the'eredit and seiai
whis his removal would gain them al
the South lit had been made on DO
lit;cal grounds- The President has
made = double mistake IN alleging any
reason fof,he removal'of the Governor.
He should have left the act TO be in
teruvetet according 10 the wishes of
- Es~-~~ "~~S*e sf4 ~ WV " t'st>' "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10
Brookville College.

J.J. Gardner Junior editor of the
Liberty Herald thus notices the Brook
vile College.
Some one has been so kind as to
send US catalogue Of the above nam
ed college. now in the fourth year of its
existence; from which we are happy to
learn that the Institution is in most
louEishing condition 1t is.yet in its
infancy. but bids fair to become one of
the leading Institutions Of ourlStale.-
In fact. we know of no Institution that
we could more freely commend 10 the
patronage of young ladies' md gentle
men. who are DESTROYS IT obtaining n
thorough education, cf one that would
successfully compete with it in intel
lectual aud social advantages.
We went there n comparative stran-
ger to all, and left without forming an
extensive, though not Without very
pleasant. acquaintance.
President Locke is one Of the fines
men we ever saw. He is talented
friendly. sociable, kind-hearted, goot
disciplnarian, and is every way quail
lied Tor dischsrging the duties OF hi
responsible station.
Professor Edwards is in every res
poet y man. Of no ordinary abilities. I
gentleman and scholar. and is one
OF the most facinating instructors ans
conversationalists with whom we eve
had the pleasure Of forming an acquain
tance.
! The social element Of Brookville /
the very best that can any where b
found. A few Of the citizens are dis
posed 10 be somewhat aristocratic, bu
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10

Bull he was mistaken in President
Pierce. That funciionary is the tool Of
Atchison and Stringfellow. and has
been from the first. He sides with
the Missouri ruii;ans. and is opposed
10 the doctrine of Squatter Sovereign
ty, at least so far as IL may be made
available in making Kansas a Free
State. He has no sympathy with
Freedom. When a candidate for his
present Office he told us he knew no
North. and there are few At this day
who are not satisfied Of the fact. He
knows no section ofcountry except;the
South-no interest save the slave in
terest.
1t was doubtless well understood
between Pierce and Atchison that
Kansas should be made Slave Ssste
when the bill erecting the Territory
was passed. Gov. Reeder was selec-
ted TO aid in the infamous purpose;
but failing TO carry out the ideas OF
the appointing power. he is beheaded.
He has been removed. not because he
bad engaged in speculations-not be-
cause he was unfathful to his princi.
ples-not because he was in favor OF
making Kansas a Free State. for there
IS no evidence that ne occupied that
position-nor yet because he did not
faithfully discharge the duties Of his
ofiice-but simply and solely because
he could not be used by the negro Oil
garchy in carrying out their designs
on Kansas. lie has been removed
because he was faithful to his princi.
pies. and to the principles Of his par
~, as avowed on the floor of Con-
gress while the Nebraska Kansas
measure was under discussion in that
body
IL was pretended that he was 10 be
removed because he had engaged In
certain purchases ofland. OF course
his was all sham. Certain judicial
ulcers. IL was said, would also be re-
moved: but there Is nothing heard
about them. They will be allowed to
'eep their places-at least so long rs
hey are faiIhfuto Slavery. Let thea
'emain on good terms with String
elbow and his associates aud they are
'aie.
But better time is coming. Even
franklin Pierce may yet live 10 know
'these IL n North" The slavedrivers
'annot always rule this country. Kan
as will come into the Union Ms q Free
State. or il will never come in at ALL
" Y. Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10
The Deed cousrmmated.

Gov. Reeder has at length been re :
moved. President Pierce has CON-
mi,ted several very foolish acts, but
In this he has almost surpassed him
self. Gov. Reeder is turne d out be-
cause he has simply attempted to per-
form his dnty. Deeming IL but fair
that those who have made Kansas
their home should make the laws and
regulations under which they have to
live, he has insisted that the Terrific
~ ought not 10 be governed by a band
Of ruf|ians who have never made il
their residence and who have no right
70 be there. He has simply attemp'
ted to faithfully carry out the idea ol
Squatter Sovereignty enuuciated by
Gen. Csss and the other msgnates o.
the Democratic party. He Innocent
y supposed that so long as he adhered
70 the principles promulgated By thai
party, he would be sustained by the
individual who was placed At the hea(
Of the nation By their votes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10
Tho Removal Of Gov. Reeder.

There IL not single commentary
unon the renewal of Cow sResder If
X ausas. reflecling mon the Pres;den.
fnr his removal ,bat does not furnish
satisfactory grounds 10 sustain the
Na,;onal Evss,,;.a ia had uada
h;msals nar,;.ni.r,v ohnnx,ans 10 H.
neonle ~ ,hs Tayr;,o,v ri hav;ns The
confidence of neither an. nsr,v ar the
other. He was CHARGED with ce,tain
land s,.cplat,o,s In v;ola,;on of tbs
law Us denies ,hat he violated anv
law hut does NOT denv the snec,ls-
lions ToI The fact H. hs had becom.
So obnexious and bv his course had
40 exasnerated the ns,nle that il WINS
$1,000 ad.;sa,Ia q f n.rsaJa h;n,
nv the anaa;a,msn, II anp,hsr rather
,Ssn A. airn;, hin, A. .auss a,v 5uy.
,ber Al ffIcu,,~ ,hroucb the EXERCISE Of
Official mower We think IL incum.
bent mon tLe President 10 w;thdraw
srv onn.,;otnen, whs,s !, has becoms
a ru;ti,l aud fearful csuse oe eor,er.
lion amorg the neonIe. But Cover.
nor Reeder. wi,bout coneiliating the
GOOD will or secu,ing the confidence
az anv stirred nm a very considerable
exe;,smert and rendered. himseIf ra,.
ticuIarIv obnoxious 70 majority of
the citizens of X ansas. Il was found
.hat hc could achieve no good-tbat
,l,a ..,a.,.,;aa ,k;eh h.d 6.ao ..a.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10

they are none the worse for that. 1t
is only necessary for a student to act
nobly and manly TO insinuate himself
into their good graces and enjoy their
pleasant society.
We may never have 3he pleasure of
meetin. our old friends Of that Insttu-
ton again, but if we were not engaged
already in a business that requires our
whole time and attention we should
certainly feel tempted to return and
spend few years under the tutilage
Of its able professors.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10
INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
nnaf1r n 4 n A I'm a. q y NJ - y I

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
T.. e.. BUxt<AU q CO., RANK EIES,
10 WestThird -. SELVES, Building,
nctween Main and Walnut.
GIN G N N A tt, o III / o.
who win receive them at Tho following ratios In
payment lof exchange aud fiom Correspondents.
AT PAR.
New York and Virginia state Stock, Evansville,
Savings Bnhk, Conncsyific,
finders Bank, Indianapolis,
Central Bank, Indianapolis,
Bank OF the Capitol. Indianapolis,
Fayeuc County hank, connersviiie,
Indiana Hank. Madison,
kentus Ky Ftock Bank, Columbus,
Merchants and Maehaniea,' New Albany,
Cambridge ity Bank,
Gramcret Bank. Lafayette,
Hank - Indiana, Michigan City,
Canal Bank, Evansville,
Crrsecnt city Bank, Evansville,
Hank OF Snlem,
Farmers' Rank Wcatneld,
Indiana Sto. hank Laporie.
Prairie City bank. refrf Ilauic,
Southern Bank, Terre llanie.
ONE PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Bank Of Syracuse, syracuse.
Bank of kltharl, klkhari,
Bank OF Rock Vile, Rockville,
hank ofGoshon. Goshen,
Bank Of Mount Vernon,
Sslsm Bank,
Hank Of wa'saw, Warsaw,
Hank OF Monticello,
lifookvllle hank,
loos Toe bank.
Lagrange hank,
bank 80 Fort Wayne.
Bank OF Ssuih liond,
Delaware County Hank,
Huntington County bank
Ind lat Reserve tank.
10, u. Jcnrsf Cheeks.
Two PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Great Western Hank,
fippccanoo flank,
Wayne Banks.
Upper Wabash Hank
Kalamazoo Hank,
North Western bloomfield,
shawnee tank,
Stouben County,
fan other Indiana Notes are from 10 IS per
cunt 4 iscOuut. aud should a. once be withdrawn
from circulation by sending them 10 tho burh-
aus, who VIII rfluru, by mall, tho highest cash
value for them.- 10.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10
THE AMERICAN.
THE REMOVAL OF GOVERNOR
REEDER.

REEDEk.
It can be scarcely doubted t'sa
President Pierce had long since yield
ed to the demands of the slavery prop
agandists. and promised to remove
Gov. Reeder whenever his removal
should be required by them. II was
owing to this arrangement. no doubt.
that we have heard from the West
thata memorial has been addressed,
by the Missouri Legislature Of Kansas,
to the President. askiag for the reno
val Of Gov. Reeder. and almost stimuli
taneousiy, from the East, that his
successor has been appoiated. Presi !
dent Pierce, we suppose, wished to
avoid. il possible. the odium of endor-
sing the infamous outrages perpetra-
ted by the border ruifians Of Missouri;
he has. therefore. removed him before
the memorial Of this bogus Legislature
reached Washington. Had that got
into his hands. Investigation would
have been necessary. and II might
have turned out. atlast. that Governor
heedef haa only done MS au'y. ~
since the act had long been resolved
upon 70 s'''ke nun ao"n n un"s sn aa1
would help the pro-slavery party to
accomplish their objects. Gov. Daw.
soa, We presume, mas oeen '''ssssu
'a 'speo'sa 'e'e'en0I " '"u "mA'
nc mas " ps''o1m, anu ~ 'no nm
euage o. inc atunken "as w, VINO n'
nav o'e'.'"n nansss, Nv "'' :, 10 uoso'
P'ose n'mse'i a'' f's"' on 'ne soo'e
f's Wv ~ .u. ~ - .o,...a h.,
we shah DC 'o'a' VI oou'se, '"''
uov. hseder mas oeen removed TOT VIC.
,,""s '"' -" s -"
naii' breed JANUS. 'n's ns ue"'es'
anu sss 49,, ~ nav sP'.'"s n" :. ..;. I
s'' MY" nv - '''1 -
'ea; na' yf.nung 'na' nc nas osen
su'',y o. wna' ns = snarssu; WY I'm sas
INC r,cs'aen' no' 'e"o,eu VIC e'u
es o. me territory. ana mao 'n1 n ON.
us" we W." P1a .,,.sg ~
e"s'sea WIN "ss"s eo"' , '"s
s"", ouen'es- NO one neeu ~ ~
TOSS VT ia answer 'nete was no nauss
y s'ave onYarcny 70 aemaha 'ne''
fsmo'e' ana punishment
"epuo''shed' ~ least TWO months
ago. an extract RON washington
letter 10 charleston ,ufn"' when
stated that Gov. heeder's removal had
neen de,srm'nea upon IN the Cabinet
the uay before ths ies'er was wrlt'en'
IL was not long after, that Jen. Davis.
IN a stump speech, assured the people
oil Mississippi that Gov. Feeder would
soon DO removed. suii later. and
lnst as uov. Feeder was starting to
Kansas 20 resume his othc'ai moors.
ne received y letter. written py direc-
ticn OF the President. informing him
that nc woald DO removed unless he
satisfactorily explained some OF his
proceed'ngs' All theseiacts show that
MS removal has been resolved upon.
and that the Administration was only
waiting Tor something which they cod
adopt ~ pretext. but It's mannuv
er'ng has proved unsuccessful. and Il
now stands before tho country as the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10

III You mean the people Of Mis-
souri,. The real citizens Of Kansas
love him.
[sl Why was he not tried before he
was condemned?
Isl The happiest consequences
will follow. American freemen are
aroused. as never before. and they
will never rest until slavery or Free
dom is the Acknowledged principle Of
this government. II is useless to talk
of compromises airy longer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-10
Brookvilla College /.

The fall session Will begin on tho frat Mondry
In September mex. There will be- no vacation
until the ~ weeks shall have closed. THIS ar
angement has been made Tor the benefit of those
young men who can only attend a short time In
the winter, aud 10 avoid, as much ~ possible,
teaching Ia tho suiHinar mon tbs, IL II dosira.
bio that all should attend tho f,ssr nAy Of the
term. JOHN w. LOCKE,
President.
July 20. 20. 1855.
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EsTAuLtsFEED isia.
PEEL & SONS,

NEW YORK Dl Ia HOUSE,
M. e1i walnut street,
Hetwccn sixth aud Seventh. one door north OF
Walnut Street House. CINCINNATI,
z VERY DESCRIPTION OF SILK AND
- Noolen tss'ods d1 ed equal 10 any heusc East:
aud finished by steam ellindera IN The dying ie-
paftment VIZ are prepared at all Seasons Of the
year 10 color Ladies' Grape Shawis. tho following
eolors; bcantltnl Scarlet. Peach Blossom, Pea
Grecn, aud all shades OF Green. Salmon. straw,
orange, Purple SKY Hue. Msxnrue Blue Marona
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In tbs kcnovAtlng Department, particular at
tenton will be paid 10 eieaning Carpets by Ma
chinery, Without ripping, also ruga, iablo aud ~
Hno Covers, lautos Shawls OF all kinds OF Mcrno.
Cashmere. aDa SIR Dresses Without inluring eth.
or<oodr or eolos.
Gcutlcman's Clothing renovated and made to
appear rs nov.
ihepubiic "a respectfully luvited 70 call and In
spoct our work and Judge sfom wnatthcy SOC, not
from what they hear.
y. "a. Nuwoaid call the attention OF Tho pub
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LAST NOTICE.

ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN ALL
III pgrsons who are indubtcd 10 tho late nrm of
ID. rice u hon, are requested ~ call ON ID. Price
ut tho old stand at bis residence, and settle aud
pay their respective claims. either note or book
account on or by the 18Th day or August or their
claims will be- put In tho hands o. officers FOR col.
lacilon. IN my absence our books wilibo found
la The hands OF Alfred Ward, ESQ, where claims
lnly is ID. PRICE.
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Blank Deeds, &c.

There has list been issnod II this onico new
aud beautiful edition OF Blank Deeds. short form.
sloncrs' Deeds, old form Deeds, sammons aud
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Election Notice.

Tho Stockholders In Tho Meiamrra Turnpike
Co. are hereby notified that there viii ho a ecc.
lion held al Molamata. on Monday, the 9Th
OF August. for the purpose OF elecllng Board
OF Directors for said cosnp any.
by order oftne Board.
P. @. WOODS,
July e7-&w. soc'y.
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! BROOKVILLE BANK

NATlLl allow Interest on Time Deposits made
w aiierthis date ~ Ohio or Indiana currency,
pm, bio In similar funds, o f
ny order o I The Hoard,
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Brook,ilie, Feb. IS, 1855.
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Groceries,.

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sugaT Crushed, Powdered, Loaf ana Clarified
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Bags, Colored aud white Carpet Chain, Cotton
Yarn aud Cotton Batting, wilkoycry article usu.
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ranted 10 give satisfaction. for sale In qualities 10
suit, NJ the lowest market prlecs.
AARON A. GOLFER.
=. Is. Corner Main 4 seventh Streets, cin'u., o.
May ~ ie35.