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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
MARINE 10 UR Ma Il
PORT OF NEW-YORK......
Cleaned.

Ships-Andovsr Berry New Orleans, Wm. Nelson q sons
Telegrsph Homer James River, sutton Co.
BsIks-COrre. White Hsy.ns Moses Tsyl9r Co 4 D.
Horn Stephen London K. P. Buck Co.; "l.m m 2s
Ll.y s.vannsh Scranton Tslln,n j. r. Davis Hand
ConrsntiDope, Layton Hsrlbut. pt.a 4.
Brgs-Isaiah tBr) McAluon, St. john ". b. ). rIcdsu
Co Putr am Mundsy Csrthsse Everett srown OSes'
nus (olden) Holland -, Gardner hoorsi iJO'e' ie''
guson Charleston end It. Martins @. Bukley . -, r
sebocncrs-Tapner Northrup, Mobile, Hsse nHaiu
A Goodwin, FsiTehie, Gegrs own B. S1.s'I 'o., 20
man. Weeks Asxsndrs, Abbott Dodge 70 :; r. Lad
(Br} Jshnson St. john n B.. D. r. ne Moni Nsw'fork
C. H. Pienon; A. Lindsay, NeEerson. Antigua H. Under
wood.
sloop American Burton, Providence, master.
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Alfred +. De Luze's Circular.

Per Carada1 NEw.YoRK, Monday Oct p 1852. VI.
FLouR-STArE wEsrEkS-Snce my isst report OF the
l6th inst per Pacific In receipt OF the Asntics &C
counts the 9Th inst which have beeo considered OF aes
cousgrg nature fer shippers, especially from France Our
Iuarkst after last adc -, was exceeding
heavy Subsequently with fair inquiry for the hlns both OF
cor acts and engagements and good demand appt
rny on ,pecuston prices of the common and me tum do
scriptiohs have improved atout l2ic y Dbl.
The generality OF the ore for immediate shipment 10 Crest
Btsn and France are limited much .he present rate
For forward livery good business has been done &C SO ia
20 IS Tor perne ate deliverable In November The re-
CENTS during the have been quite moderate but % day
they are part howeyer, had been sold previous TO
arrival .., .oo.,s,
SO 49, common to GOOD Ohio Michigan and Indiana 80 i
SO s7l extra Gepeses, Sc S7i U$lo75
good brands SO 07t 80 SIT avorte
and extras, SO 31td $40 S7t
CAsADGAs-S3 683d 80 63s y Dbl.
aarancea from Oekoter JIG b October 20
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Arrived.

slim Nor beTand (pseet) Spencer, London, q days,
indie .rd p.s. 20 L. norgsn Experienced syery heavy
rsie fn which lasted days Sept. Il. Alexander Glass
81 FnEard died, Oct 6, Martin FAid, Of Germany
drgwped Oct 90 John Curtis Of Brooklyn died Of eoAunp
tin. -.
ard p.s. Oct at IS IS 50 sp9Ge Dr. ship
ater WOOD 81 days from sydney for London Oct IS, lat
10 Ion II T. large standing Z. Get 81, at
VI, Fire s.1 D. took plot from boat May Taylor
Ship Hudson brem) NOfdeIhoz Bremen, n daJs. udse.
snd pass 70 He4ninss Mailer GosrE 6th ins; CT sable
Ilrpe, experienced very heavy gee irea T. e w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23

Fr.p-sco CAL 70 ROsALTA eldest daughter Of Simon A.
Lich;enhein Esq., ofthis city
REORGANIZATION Thusdsy, Oct 70 By tbe Rev Dr..
Po;ft a, the Upivsri;y place church ARTHUR POI's %
Mis- LYDIA A. GILLETTE, as1shar Of Heryey Gillette
ESQ.,. Of Iowa IN
SLOAN DEENY-On Tuesday Oct ls b. Tho Rev J2eh 1;
erownlee, Sir JOHN SLOAN ard Mics ASS DS'''' al
Of HcpeweD tow DsLip, WsshiI gton county, Penn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
shsp J.ru.A Tsompsn n, Blaze. Liy,rsOOl Sen, a M.

ship Jeremiah Tbompsn, Blake. Liverpool Sept o. u,.
snd pas. % Ssn. rhon pson L Nephev.
shp John Bright Cutting. Liverpool, a dsys nass "a
psss 20 Williams GUN.
Bah Elizabeth Means, Rssrpasen Rio Jsnsiro Is d. eE
Zee % y ksrek
suk PesII sr truto Anson Masr, Sep. = snl Gisrs,.r
2Stb hut Hs Co. p inst, "a lat IS H. IN
p fell With wsteglosg d and sbsn t1ue4 he'd
quarter bowsurr pair ted white tho hull black; bad 70
her rad apparently been 'oa iine IN tia. f
stiDn
BAH Thsti., (of s,on) Dodge. Tsmpa, Ta.a szn,ea
JAY pepper 20 w A. Sale Jr SD from - Heers s.rt.
Aug H. lat IS s. ion 10 =. spoks Br ship rnaor fr
Bombay ih loss Of n.nmAst .Dc loss u fore and
mssts head On the Egaator oo 81 % W, p,s>a
clipper ,lP Midnight, CT Boston The pat into te Pt sr
ord re and fepsirs
Bari Achiteef, (nsw) Bailey ROoslaod days n bl,s "a
big Mary walker Savannah IS dAys cotton g. % Wks-
uaa Dinoo. Experienced syy gales sal head winds d,
ertrc passage.
Big Fenu. lBr) Scott wini,ss n ;. 10 days p.:sr Q,
n. K. he Wolfe.
Biz Bssl (of Ellsworth G-in TiialiaI de caba Sept.
q 'ugsr 10 L. & Z. } Psttn
SCH, Alma tBr) wsycOrt, s. Johns r. u d.y, s,h, %
n. l.. Routb 4 SOP.
sehr Eaily Msalip Wilmington n. c. d. nsvsI stores,
20 y. {. burrsy
Sohi. Me3oia. Rhodes. Rock and.
SCH. Charlotte tal Rocklana
Schr Sarah Louita, Hlx, Rocklani
Setr J. NJ. prainerd. Gee Portland, Cora.
Sclr L. Brsinsrd Bniss. Portland Conf
Schr John " rslt, OcAi, son, F.rt4sud, C5nE
Sloop Henry. Cole, Poytlsnd, Conn.
Below bark AM !hgisa
WIND-N. ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
COURT CALENDAR-TVEsDAY.

SUPERIOR couRT-Nos. Ola, 6l6, -, ls3, 355, $40,
va $50 $751; $50 SSH ISL - 5l9 $50 co. So go 70 62
ESQ ISL, esq, 6S4 6S6, 657 6SS e4l, 6i2, CAS- go.
CRCUIT COURT-Nos. l04, 264, l99, $50, $40, 81,
rs 240, SIS, Ss, 9, 10, 81, 100, 4O7.
SUPREME COURT-Speciai terR-Nos III, 20O l02,
le2 A, io2 b, ll9, lis, IS, 1859, 67,6
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr.-Nos 10, 10, IS,
Sc. Is. O. So "a. IS. 6. 81.
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s4aa.s aZ2e45 sp.05o slss "a

Iper.t.... esq . u 80 -f,"p sISIf
This may be considered favorable 'tstement' but
We trus, the b.nks viii toe propri-ty o. not en-
largirg their los1s even should their specie run up to
6nfep millions. TIE osns are now one hundred
cen, larger than the capital. TIE commercial COM
muni,y Goes rot rsed any increase OF loans and m
EXPANSION row would only lead TO speculative seton
in The stock market snd render necessary violent
contraction o, ssue future day, and indeed inueii-
ately if we are to continue to ship god to Earope
II The banks will bat stand where they are In Osns,
they can look upon fuctuaton Of two or three mil
lions IN thar specie basis without throwing the whole
street ito panic some morning by simultaneous
calling Of loars The interior banks are increasing
their deposits here again The receipts of specis from
Boston, Philadelphia, &C., have bean considerable
during the week.
The ,oro,,an, TO- the Las eleven weeks has bsen:
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Passengers Arrived

In ship Yo,lhumberldad from London-M Kppen M snd
Miss Dewdney Canada Mrs and Msstor Bsrtng New York
Capt Psythuss New.Jeey Mr. Madison Mist Day and ser
vs,t Messrs Smith and Blyth, England
In shp Loesrdy, from AHtp>yp-Capt Sidney Bourne and
n sl,p Joln Bright from LtsopoOI-ar Wilson and Lady,
Mr.. Himbe, Mrs. STizer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23

Simeon Drspers regulsr semi-weekly sale of bonds
and stocks viii take place tomorrow At l2i O'Clock a.
the Merchants Exchange.
The business of the Sub-rressury was: Paid,
$751; 69 81; received, sl2sos 90; balance g. 927
Oss 20. Paid for Assay office, els, 22l IS; paid oS
disburshg checks, s66.5i6 81.
The ;,us;ee Of the Kniekerb0cser savings hsIk IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
Markets. . .Reported Gy Telegraph.

NEw.ORLEASs Oct 2o,Tbe sales Of CorTos today were
HoO bales a. former FLOUR tfs lower 5000 bbli
sold at % % New MoLAssEs sells at Sc.
ALBANY, Oct 2.-FLoUR dull sales Nominal. BARLEY
500 bush fourrowed at 81 81 CsRx-SAes 3so bush
A. Gee OATS &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
Receipts of Produce

By North Rivey Boats3l 90 bba Flour 30 bbs Whisky,
bill, Ashes loo b.: Beef and Pogs u a2 b9h o'"
By Erie RarOad-T 9l2 bba Flour pkg. Whisky ga biss
Barley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
SUPERIOR couRr-ocT. 2a-Be.ore Judge OAKLEY

PERSONAL INJURY.
David NJ COpgrevc, by hi, guardian Andrew 81 Morgan
and John Lee Su4i H.
Against the owners OF the building corner of rhiy,y-
Sixth damages for injury 10
CHI BY fslre into the owing to flag stone giving
The claim for neglect IN having MADE an improper contract
and or construction the highway The tried Ses
before the last time back for he present Ea Yer
diet fos plaintiff $780, For plaintiff MessIs Morrison and
Whiting defendants Messr Dusenbcry Van Wagner and
Brady.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23

about 20 make dividend Of 50 v oent Tie remain
r. . asst, with what has been already divided, will
brire No he dividend TO about 90 p cent
TIE contraction OF the banks has for The presen
been checked the return of the present week showing
.susIl inc Gaze in loans TIE specie reserve hes in
ore.,ed over 81 900 900, which is lsrgsr than wn
ee.er.Iy Anticipated. The dep,sits are s-o up about
81, 3OO, 900. The comparative hsuIes are;
,..,. Dise,-. Specie CIeulsron- D>posi,a
o.. % sa6 80 40 sIIISe s7s s7S+oiH sb sl5s o7
q. % ''''''' a. ia IA i-Ai713 ! ess l4 T.Sls5I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23

CoFyEE-Rio is very still to-day; thsre seem, to Sc
contradiction IN the concerning the prevalence OF the
prtie ring wat future developments By eleusphic dis
patch this mig from Phsdephis TO firm In this cy
informed Of toe a1s OF the 81 James Win ho dates TO
Sept which three days later and folly confirms the
I'M reported In last from New Orleans OF the at
Rio end the existence Of the cholera there By
parties expect TO be In Possession Of their letters which
will relieve all anxiety and see the quesd The
ofeIns very sht nos over 7o bags The entire stock,
Js1. 81 f4c and 100 bsss Rio attic wv mas
FLOUR AND MEAL-There 10 . good demand for the low
trades Of S.te and Western Flour especially fSr Southern
Ohio this being syorite aric with shippers Tue ARRIVALS
large, bur much OF previous sod There riI
eeulsve inquiry ard much Ct inst purehssed for
S.na sre GO bbl. =: IS Sqss s2 for c9mmon 70 good
STATE and Michigan SO 81 80 Is M saperhLe Upper Lake
,nd Indiana and .s s..ie 90 sass l2i for eiir. Ohio,
I'll foy G-nesee-elosns Included in the
2eoO bbIs State for November SO ~ and 900 bbs
s s one I .:: S 80 & 81 81 4gi f5% the
Fo3r quite frm the arrivals moderate the inquiry
sales Of $50 bbl. IS cit 80 S for mixed good standard
street" and 80 or svors fancy and eItr. brsuds
Rye Flour hr the stock IL light sales Of l7e bis IS 25
90 p Con lea u more enty .sies 1900 Dol, =: ei
eysine Buekwhes, Flour fair demand - S7d % %
sRUlTSBy auction this mo rns Fruits the inpor.
ston m Mssss per Flying Eagle the sale not lively;
the poron Of the Offering Withdrawn, and
held hIay IS s7i for Bunch Rai.ins 20 b9I-s Bach
brought 50 Is IS t 70 half DO ;, 81 as 100 qr do
10 bcIel FiEs 5f go half DO At "a so qr, d.. St
= hsf be5s. RTune. =. 7c 100 o. 40 at sie By PrTes
nA Southern Do :, Sc geo IL Peaehrs i2 and 1900
u. Pluus e. 4e.
No sales Of inPcftsnes have been made to-day Box Herring
quiet 1t fosuer prices
UkNi-CLo1h5Ihe m.Ehst rules ksn a. Bost5a, with
srIneI .1e Request, main fo .Iport red he'd sbo5s
I'd se.,E.-n AZ nc,sss, 90
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NTuAyuaE aLNAgAc

NTUAyuaE ALNAGAc......r ss DAY.
Rises. 10 Sea.....5:o9 MOON Sets a'o4
wATEk............s...fhI rus DAY
Sandy Hook. 5:5 Gov. ldaDd.. 6l6 HelGate.... 1857
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
The receipts of the same roads for the nine months
months ending 3oth Sept. are shown in the following
Markets-CAREFvLLY REPORTED FOR THs TRIBUNE.

MONDAY, Oct p, 1855.
AsHES-Tbe market s firm for Pots, with fair demand
Sc S7t. Pear. and wanted az 81 81.
BEEsWAX-The market Is qaiet st TdZ7tc. for American
Yellow
COTTON-Quietness still prevails, only 400 bales
ported sold day. The following the rates at
which the market closes he ayi J and dull
fF.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
Professional Notices.

FOREIGN and AMERICAN PATENTS are pro.
cureS Inv = p PRISON No Wsl-st. A Pamphlet OF
information On these subject, will be sent free By mall whoa
a.ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23
The distribution Of the late crsp to foreign States il
reeis,er. an follows:

Total. TS Soo!D'oif
The total crop Of the United STATS and the export
in beles, reckon, at 1871 ID each, ss:
Crop ir baes. Export IN bales. Export IN value.
rer5-........2 an 333 2S34O3 xSs.lt384
ie54....,...S S!ss2 225ssI 3S95 30
The exports Of the growth, produce and msnufsc-
ture Of the United States from ex.Orleans fer the
ousrter ending the 3Oth Of September as follows
FOREIGN COUNTRIES
In Am vessels. In form vessels.
T,iv.......,,,,.,...........&26 s64 $46,iSl
49,, --........ ....,...., a9y5a5 63,T64
sre,arhsr .... .,.,,.... 2C3058 1850
.ssO7i,4s7 s673,T
coAsrwIsE PORTS.
Jsl,,,,.......sI t55 Ss1i September. ,0asH
AbEu,t,........... ! as .Se -
-N'e- Tot,I .......,,,..,,.........s4 $50 G7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23

wHEArTbe market has experienced fluctuations dur
ing the With less inquiry for fhpment to both the Com
tnent Great Britain prices Of white descriptions have
fallen Fl since my bushe In reds only the com.
mon qualities have receded to about the same extent 49,
Ohio Michigan and illinois whte, 81 05Gf2 10 y 6o No.
Western red and mixed, 81 8odS2 o.; Genssee white
pomna Southern white 81 05d % Isl Southern red 81 %
az; Canadian white 81 o8US2 IL.
Clesrances from New York from Oct 10 to Oct 20, both IN
elusive:
To LiverpOoL.."sO, 295 bush To Hsyre....76 90 bush
To Glasgow $50 bush To Antwerp. bush
To Cork........l6l60 bush 10 Bremen 2ea bush
10 Ne ia bush To Dordrecht 20 10! bush
INDIAN CoRN-Upder the effect Of the late foreign advess
only very light inquiry has prevailed for Great britain FOR
sbpms the Eastern States and the filling OF contracts
fair inquiry has existed The supply has been go1d Prices Of
mixed about cents the week Western
liked &c - IS lbs Southern white $l0sl OIL do yellow
94Qe5c nominal Northern round yellow 94DSoc-
Clearsnces from New York from Oct 10 70 Oct 20 both in
elusive:
To Liverpool."..l97s4 bush To Wes indies 4S5 bush
To Antwerp 3HZl bush TO urensda pusn
To British Prov.... s8l BUSH
RYEThe both for immediate and forward delivery
has small compared with that Of the previous week The
inquiry continues mostly for the North Of Germany Sup
DIV moderate To-dAy's quotaions 81 2iD8l Is U s. ID,
nominal, n sales having taken place
Cesrsnces from New York from Oct. ii TO oc' 90 both in
cusFe:
To IS 924 bush TO Dordrecht 1880 bush
To Bremen..3257 SIS BUSH To Schisdam. ..l7 654 bush
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-23

The Bremen bark AIMS, Rsschsl, hstce scr g.-sp Na
inst ser proceeding miles from the Il o,s
70 be ,co dsery seeD brought HEX TO tie city % re-
rsrt II be
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, Dividend of.

Dividend of.
The Exchange market is firm today. The leading
drawers asking y for sterling, but there have been
sales as far We learn over 81, and the bulk
of the business has been at = a9P cant Francs
in good supply and dull at 22l 5,l7l. Good bank
ste lirg with city Endorsements sold at y cent
In heights we hear of to Liverpool $4,000 bushels
grain, 9lelOd., in bulk ana ships bags 500 bales
cotton, 5-l6 ll-S2d. some rosin, $40. 70 LONDON,
goo tuns oil cake, 10 a45i, and 5000 bushels grain
at I'D.
The following sales OF bonds and stocks were made
by Albert H. Nicolsy:
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-27
Political Items.

The Atlas states that Hon Richard Fletcher,
recently Judge Of the Supreme Court, Hon
George Morey, for many years Chairman OF the
Wing State Central Conmittes, and Hon. John
H. wilkins, ioI two years Wing Senator, and
Wing candidate for Mayor OF Boston, are among
the prominent Wings Of that city who support
the Republican ticket
The Fitchburg RsUeiHs says It has good reason
to believe that Dr. A. Hitchcock Of that town,
whom the Sc straight Wings" hare put upon then
list for County Committee, wIl vote for Rockwell,
and that he sympathises fully with the Republic
can movement. Probably many Others on the
list will do the same.
The Springfield Republican, in giving glowing
accounts Of the universal prevalence Of RePubli-
canism in Franklin County, says The K. \.
Council Of Greenfield, met on Wednesday even
ing, and resolYed-frst, not to be represented in
the American Convention; second, to support
tie nominations Of the Republican party; third,
to disband These votes were all unanimous
The Councils in Leyden and auckland have also
disbsnded, in addition to those before mentioned
The Republicans Of Chieopee had glorious
meeting on Wednesday evening, at which Nj.
Burlingame and others spoke with great power
and effect
Hon. Increase Sumner made splendid speech
for the Republican party and its candidates, at
Great Darlington, Tuesday night.
The Springfield Republican has no hesitation
in saying that the Gardner ticket viii stand third
in Hampton.
The North Adams Transcript publishes man
ifesto, which it says was signed by fifty members
of the Know Nothing Council in that town, IN
Guiding some Of its most active and influential
ones, resigning their standing as members Of the
Council. They feel committed to, and pledged
to support, the action Of the Republican Congen-
ton, but claim to cherish all the essential princi
pies Of Native AmericAnism.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-27
TER DAILY
Na,iannl Exhihirian.

The success Ct the Great National Exhibition
IS complete, n every respect. The show Of Iszt
stock Of all kinds Of horses, sheep, and swine, Is
very large, but more renzEkzhls for the excel
lsnce Of the animals than f0E thsiE numbers
The attendance IS unprecedented Or Thursday
the number of visitors must have been s67ut ore
hundred thousand, Is the receipts. for that day
alone, were about tsse7ty.vs tistiFz'sd s0l1-s =
The number was very large On Friday, hut Ro' 50
great as On THURSDAY What tie amount Of re-
ceipts was, We have not learned
The banquet cane sF under virgins Gre4;
Tent. on Friday afternoon Every seat vas fllea,
and near three thousand persons must have been
at The tzbles. Col. Wilder, the President Of the
societY, presided, and everything vent oE very
asreesbly The principal speakers were Cor.
Gardner. Mayor Smith, Gov. H0ppin Of r. l.,
Merton MeMichael Of Philadelphia, John C.
Cray, Robert c. Winthrop, and Gov. Everett
We shall notice the banquet further hereafter A
continuation Of the report Of the Exhibition will
be found in another place IN this paper.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-27

Observer, the German correspondent of the
Philadelphia Ledger, writes
1T is now certain that the allies mediate
nothing short of conquering the whole Cri.
mea, with view ofkeeping it as pledge for
the payment of expenses of the war. I'm
mense amounts Of military stores are being
sent to the theatre of war in the unfortunate
Taurian Peninsula, and the stream Of troops
from Atarseiles to Constantnople and thence
to Eupatoria remains uninterrupted. The
arining in England assumes every day a mere
formidable character. Bombarders and fiat
boats are preparing for next spring. artillery
is inrnlshed in Woolwich and other arsenals,
cavalry is being shipped to the east, and Sepoy
regiments are ON their march from India 10
Cairo. to form great army of reserve. The
French are forming another one at Constan
iinople, ready TO be transported to any point in
southern Russia where their services may be
required. The war party in France and Eng.
land is completely in the ascendant, and if
the allies meet with no check this winter, war
IN its most formidable and CHASTITY aspect will
spread her red mantle over the diseased and
famished population Of Europe and Asia"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-27

INDIAN CoRS.-The value of this cereal to
the country has never been ppleciated. Re-
cent Investigations and comparisons show
conclusively that it is of more value than any
other agricultural production, not excepting
cotton even, about which so much has been
said The culture of corn has wonderfully
increased within the last few years its ratio
OF increase being far greater than any other
product. From 1889 TO l849, as per census
returns, the increase was fifty. eight per cent.
Wool is the next highest, its increase being
hftyper cent; cotton twenty. four; oats tween.
ty ;~snd wheat sixteen. This is a remarkable
result
The cotton crop has not increased half so
rapidly as the corn crop, and the claim Of the
former to the title of "kiug' is only in its
influence upon the commercial interests of the
country. The cotton crop of 1851 was nine
hundred and twenty. seven millions Of lbs,
valued at one hundred and twelve millions of
dollars, while the corn crop of 1850 was five
hundted and ninety-two millions of bushels,
which at the lowest possible price at which
It can be estimated is Of far greater value
than the cotton crop
The Southern States are not suited to the
profitable growth Of corn the average pro-
duct per acre south of the latitude Of North
Carolina, with one exception. being but six.
teen bushels; While in Ohio it is above thirty
bushels to the acre, and in New England it
reaches nearly to that figure. The five States
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky and
Iennessee-produce half Of all the corn
raised in the United States Tennessee aud
North Carolina are in the same latitude, but
the soil OF the latter State is not suited to the
production of this cereal, while the former
yields it abundantly. The profit accruing on
corn to the farmer of Ohio and on cotton to
the planter of Georgia, is in favor of the far
mer. The cost of raising corn is set down at
ten cents bushel, which if sold for twenty
five cents would leave fifteen cents profit
Cotton cannot be raised at less than six cents
a pound, and IS worth eleven and twelve
cents, sometimes less, at tide water. The
corn crop is more sure than all Others 1t
needs but few months to ripen it, and if
the early frosts of spring destroy the first
planting, it may be re-planted with harder
kind, which will ripen sufficiently early to
escape the frosts of autumn.
The export of corn is increasing. Great
Britain has received nearly all which has been
exported hitherto. Boston Journal.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-27
FIRM Ii g Home Jogr1al.n New York;

No article ever acquired rapid celebrity and uni
versal popularity LYos's KATBARoS. To those who
have used it (and who has n?) he is obvious.
it only beauties The Hair but preserves and restores
it at advanced age Of life. lis perfume and agreeable
envenrg effects should stamp indispensable article
Of the toilet ="
The above is but che Of thousands Of similar conmenda
tioHs-it stands unysllei as toilet article. Be sure
ask for LYONS KATHARos, its unparalleled pgpularo
y has caused several unpncipd persons put up var
uess limitations, which they call by somewhat sjmla
names. Sold everywhere in large hot for only cts
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-10-27

The proprietors Of the Boston Bee have offered
reward Of one hundred dollars for the detection
Of the "foreign rufians'' who attempted to burn
the "Gardner & Benchley' flag suspended from
theiE Office, while the "liberal, liquor, Beach &
Davenport party was marching BY it in process
sion on Tuesday evening last. If done by them,
it was low trick on the part Of the Beach
party in Boston, deserving Of severe censure =
but it does not begin TO equal in neanness and
eowardice, the attempt made in this city on Fri
disturb Republican Meeting Ihsshes g
':natives" proceeded in body from their head
quarters to the City Hall, for that object. but
finding their own numbers to be too insignificant
to be Of any avail, IN the immense assemblage of
Republicans theFe convened to listen to the elo.
queuce Of Arson Burlingame, they eavei in, and
joined in with the rest Of the meeting in applause
Of the noble sentiments there uttered.