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Eastern times., 1855-04-19
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

State rs. Albert B. Collins ct al. For an
assault upon Alfred Sprague, constable OF
Roth Vardrt, snilty nf an as-ant hut tho
jury did not find defts. gm ty Of an assault up
on Sprague, as a constable, knowing him to be
such. The matter was afterwards mol pros d
on the docket-no fine or costs imposed on
,defs. J. S. Baker, w. Gilbert, for State
H. Tallman for defts.
State u.s. Amos Wall and j. H. Berry. For
robbery of one Hunter on the highway. Yer.
dict not guilty. Baker for State Tallman
and Simmons for defis.
Stater rs. James Burnham. For horse steal
ing. Verdict .emhy-exceptions filed and al
lowed. Baker for State Bronson for deft
State rs. H. J. Seigburg. For selling
liquors. Nolpros'd. Baker for State j. S.
Sewall for deft. -
State =. L. on complaint and war
rant under the search and SEIZURE clause OF
the liquor law. The case was mol pros'd-
Liquor seized to be restored and paid Tor. Ba-
ker for State J. S. Sewall for deft.
State Us. Adam Adams. For selling liq-
ors. Tried last term, jury did not agree.
MOI pros'd this term. Baker for State Tall
man for den
State Us. j. R. w. Hoyt. For selling liq-
ors, mol pros'd. Baker for State Tallman
for deft.
State Us. L. Conley. For selling liquors
Deft.. defaulted. Scre tacias will issue, and
the legality of the proceedings to be tested on
that process. Baker for State; ]. S. Sewal
for deft.
Same Us. the same. Same disposition as
in the above case, and same counsel
State rs. M. Dougherty., Same disposition
as in preceding case, and same counsel
State Us. j. A. Bennett. Same disposition
as in preceding case, and same counsel.
State Us. Miles Carlisle. For selling liq.
uors. Case mol pros'd. Baker for State /; J
S. Sewall for def.
State Us. John Campbell. Complaint under
the search and seizure clause of liquor law or
appeal from Justice Cox of Richmond. Com
plant and warrant quashed. Baker for State
Bronson & Sewall for deft.
State Us. NJ. Dougherty. For selling liq
ers-appealed case Action mol pros'd Ba,
ker for State J. S. Sewall for deft
Same rs. same. Same disposition-samt
counsel
State u.s. l.. Conley. For selling liquors
Appealed case-action mol pros'd. Baker fol
State ]. S. Sewall for deft e
Same Us. the same. Same disposition
same counsel.
State Us. Perkins. Indictment for stealing
logs. Case no. prOs'd. Baker for State
Tallman for deft.
Same US. the same. Indictment for steal
ing logs-same disposition as in preceding
case, and some counsel.
State Us. Edward A. Martin. indictment
for larceny. Deft. and surety defaulted OF
their recognisance.
State Us. Charles Cripps. Indictment fol
murder of his wife. Case continued until the
August term. Abbott, Atty Gen. for State
| Hubbard, for def. Z
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

81 The Evening Post publishes report
that Mr.. Guthrie, secretary of the treasury, has
advised a Louisville merchant that there will
be war between the United States and Spain
withif sixty or ninety days. The Washington
Star denies the truth of the Posts story. and
says Secretary Guthrie has written nothing of
any rumor of the kind.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

JUDGE LoRlNG.-On Saturday the Massa-
chusetts Honse of Representatives passed the
address for the removal of Judge Loring BY a
vnte Of 204 yeasto IL l nays. 60 members being
absent. Majority for the address, SO.
1t remains TO be seen whether the Senate
will concur with the House in this extreme
measure. H4W Nw
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
MurriuQfs.

In this city, 18th inst 5y Rev j. o. Fske Mr.. Daniel
p lasgst Of Edgecomb, and Miss Caroline y. Campbell
Of this city.
In tins city, nth, by Rev. Mr.. Jacques, Mr.. Edwin
Preble TO Miss Nancy u. Eames, both OF Woowich.
In HarPswell, George Whitten, Of Bowdoin, TO Miss
Abigail W. Matthews Of IL. -
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

S. AND K. RALBoAD.-The trains on the
Somerset and Kennebec Railroad have been
discontinued for the purpose of making repairs
on the road. They will probably resume their
trips in a few weeks
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

81 We understand that that distinguished
editor, Josiah Lord Thomas, of whom the
Portland editors generally are so jealous, has
in press some verses of prodgious power, on
the late election. His neighbors will hare to
look to their laurels
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

81 Up TO Thursday evening, 81, 900 appli-
cations in all, for land under the bounty land
law Of the last session Of Congress. had been
received at the pension Office. .rz~- ,'-,.s -
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

LAuNcHED.-ln Arrowsic, l4th, fine brig
of $50 tone, named the g e. P. Swett" She
was built by Mr.. E. p. SWEET, and is owned
by the builder, Henry w. Owen, Parks Lee,
Cornelius Tarbox and Capt. James Dunton
The latter gentleman commands her
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

LATER FROM HAvANA.-Nec York, April
IO-The steamship Cahawba arrived at this
port this morning, with oates from Havana to
the llh inst.
Havana was quiet-nothing Of apparent in
terest :ranspiring. The city was still garri-
soned by the volunteers, the regular troops be-
ing nearly all stationed along the coast
Mr.. Peck, the New York dentist, recently
arrested al Puerto Principe, was released from
prison on the morning the CallawSa left, on
the security Of a friend that he would remain
in Havana until his case was decided
. Carlos Castillo had also been released from
the Moro, and allowed 10 remain at MS resi-
deDce Until the sailing Of the packet Tor Cadlz.
Business was improving, and hne qualities
Of Sugar had an advancing tendency.
The u. S. steamer Princeton was still al
Havana--aH well. 81 -ss ssss vae
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

- /" Tho lime Of The singing nf birds has
come !" Wake up with the lark and take
stroll in the woods and fields on one of these
beautiful spring mornings. 1t will do you
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

0F Treatment of Curvatures Of the Spine
and Spinal Weakness rendered efficient and
comfortable to the patient, by the use of the
Serpen.ine Spring Elastic Apparatus.
See the advertisement Of Dr.. A. Wood,
in another column.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

The Arrest OF Dr.. PECK IN CUBA.-Neu
York, April IL. A meeting of the friends Of
DR.. Charles A. Peck Of this city, recently ar
rested in Trinidad de Cuba, was held here last
night. A deputation has been despatched to
Washington TO lay the facts of the case, so far
as they are known, before the Government !;
and a commttee was appointed to take steps
for the holding ofa public meeting in the Park,
TO vindicate the rights of American citizens
At the meeting private letter was read, da-
ted Puerto Principe, April 5lh. detailing The
arrest of DR.. Peck and his partner, a former
student Of the doctor in this city. The Doctor
was arrested at midnight his trunks ransacked.
and himself bruially insulted. DR.. Peck was
confined in stable, among horses and cattle,
and surrounded by filth. The letter states thai
the physician in attendance freely expressed
his doubts of his health, if long confined in his
present prison. f.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

u A ship carpenter named Perry, while
wrestling good naturedIv with man named
Kibler, al East Boston, on Saturday afternoon,
was thrown, and had one Of his legs broken by
falling across plank.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

y We are pleased TO learn from the Bruins
wick Telegraph, that new railroad depot has
actually been commenced in that town, between
Main and Union Streets, little west of The
present building.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
EASTERN TIMES
s. MiRINE JOURNAL. 81

srSsoS Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
FOR the UNION LINE of packets from Bath Boston, Capt.
Snson is voraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaser formerly Of this city All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with promptness and despatch.
ARTHUR DoNNELL,, Agent for Bath.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

Governness," is the title Of a fifiy-cent novel
sent US by Messrs. Long & Brother, New
York. By ]. F. Smith, Esq, author of
/" Stanfeld Hail. &C., illustrated with sever
al wood engravings.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

QF The Steamer Governor will commence
running between this city and Boston on the
23d inst. The Governor is pronounced to be
staunch, and in every respect sea-worthy. She
is to be commanded by Capt. DosNovAN.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

The PORTLAND CUSTOM HOUSE. The
work on the Portland Custom House is to be
commenced at once, under the charge of Lt
Franklin, who is appointed by Secretary Guth-
rie. ss - a.a
1t is said that the Hone loses Mcdonald is
to be appointed disbursng officer, with com
pensation Of SO a day for his services.-Mate
of Maine. +to hs7Ht l7
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

C. Now is sugaring time" in Vermont
and the Vermonters are ful! of sport and work.
The amount Of sugar annually made in the
State is $500 900 lbs, worth $3.50, 900. ae
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

m The Watch Tower, printed at Port
land, has been discontinued, and its subscrip-
tion list transferred 10 the Transcript.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

As far as we are able to ascertain, every pa
per in this State, protesting friendship for the
American party, also 2rofesses friendship for
the self styled Republican party. We have
been observing for months past-and it has
been with keen regret-that some who assume
10 the dictatorship m the American ranks, are
not only committing adultery with this deforn-
ed nondescripi. but are endeavoring TO tempt
away others also. We have furborne to cry
out against this evil, because we had hoped the
transeressors would see the error of their ways
and return again, humbled and penitent, TO re-
cline once more, upon the bosom OF their first
love- the American party.
But we have looked in vain; and now what
ever may be The consequence to us individual
ly, whatever may be the fate Of our paper, we
herewith declare our firm adherence to The
pure principles ofthe American party, and that
we will not barter away even silver from lis
platform, for The whole mass Of crooked un-
calmly. powder-posted timber, huddled iogeih-
er by " log-roling," which constitutes what
the office seekers from every party and ism in
the State are pleased to style "the platform Of
the Republican party"
When we left the old Democratic party, it
was not To return again, like dog 10 his vom-
u uVI " dS IL W w iuto tuc dims VI tuC uyiiS
Whig party. but it was to help build up new
party and adhere TO it. five cannot unite with
the old stock Of either Wing or Wild Cat,
much less can we affiliate with the disappoin-
led Office seekers, the cast-offs, the leavinss,
the reReeades and traitors of both, who, by
reason of their we'll known characters cannot
be admitted TO the fellowship of the American
partv and such we believe TO be fair picture
of the men who brought into existence de-
formed baniing and yelped it Republican. y
The editor says Gov. Morrill, has been false
to the T" American party in Hancock county,
which " gave Morrill, the largest majority OF
any county in the State, and that !" the very
fact Of his having accepted the nomination Of a
party, other than the American, must. as we
understand the principles of the party, be bal
10 his denomination by them"
Look out for the falling timbers OF the Fu-
sion, Morrill, Republican" edifce, which is
tumbling down by its own might.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

u The dwelling house of Mr.. Elijah Jack
son, in Piiston, was totally destroyed by fire
Sabbath afternoon. s
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

E An lrishman who was overpaid 500,
about year ago, by one of the Indiana banks,
a few days ago called at the bank on his re-
turn from out west and returned the iden-
tical 500, which he had kept sewed up in his
pautaloons for whole year. 1t is not fash
ionable to say anything in favor of an Irish
man, but we believe in giving all their due.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

BowDoIN CoLLEGE.-The catalogue of the
officers and students of Bowdoin College and
the Medical School, show the number of stu
dents as follows Medical, &c; senior soph-
listers. 81; junior sophisters, SO; sophomores,
60; freshmen, 46. Total, 245.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

q L. De M. Sweat, Esq, of Portland, has
been appointed by the Governor as the Maine
Commissioner TO the Worlds Fair in Paris.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

EMBARGO REMovED.-The ice passed out of
the Penobscot on Fast Day, leauing a free
channel to Bangor.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
AuGusTi, April 9th. 1855.
An adjourned session of the Executive Coun-
Gil win be held at the Council Chamber in Au-
gnsta, on Friday, the twenty-seventh day of
April inst.
A,test-A. JACKSON. Sec'y of State.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

RIVER NAvIaArIoN. Steamer Teazer has
been thoroughly repaired during the winter,
and will commence running between this city
and Augusta In few days. She will be COM
manded by that old veteran, Capt. BECK,
whose gen,lemanly department has won for
him host of friends N
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
PORT OF BATH.

WIN ESDAI April II
ARRIVED.
Schr Usaloga, Briggs, New York, with -four cement
soap to y Robinson)
Schr Surveyor, Folsom, Boston
FRIDAY, April IL
CLEARED
Brig Carolina, Stinchfeld, Amherst Ms
MONDAY, April le
ARRIVED
Sch Eliza hand, Thompson, Boston
lih-Ar new Brig Z SWEET, Arrowsc
CLEARED.
Sch Regulator, Learing Boston
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Deatbs.

In this city, 18th inst Mercy ADAMS aged II years 10
months
In this city, 18th, Mary A. Ooughlin aged yrs. NOS.
In Woolwieh, l3th Miss Martha Tro aged 66 yrs 6mos-
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

W The attention of our readers is invited
to the new advertisements in this paper.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Supreme Judicial Court.
APRIL TERM-TENNEY, JUDGE.

APRIL lERM-l ENNEY, JUDGE.
No. 233 Joseph F. Whitney, Kehoe &
Co., of Boston, Us. Charles Ducett. This was
case of trespass under the statute for an al
legged fraudulent concealment of goods and
property of Jonn McGee, from his creditors
Verdict for plaintiff, Sl0s3, 90.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
DOMESTIC PORTS

Boston Cid lth, ship Shanghae, Given, Calao; schs
Teiegraphed 18TH, bg Com Stewart fn Philadelphia for
Cd brig Sarah Wooster, Moore, Jacksonville
land for New York Undanned do for do; sth, Gen Mar
Galveston port 3lst brig vesta stevens dsg
New orleans-Iowed to sea 18th, ship DiadSm
Ar 9th ship Seahswer. Lorng, Boston
TOwed to sea 2sth, ship Elvira Owen
.osSeo6 Sas ship Na Robinson for Antwerp wtS $50 AAd'
4 I3h, ship Edwin Flye, HSger, Phiadelphia
Wilmington, NC-Cd 7th, sch Central America Chase,
PHiadelphi sth brig AttaSaDas iaS:i Haskell Salem
09 a h schs ISey BAKE as Mirror
a3a eS se6 2sra fSrkana BSreass Halifax
Ar llth- brig M III Kent, Reed. Port an Prince
Portsmoutk-Ar below sth, sch Louise, PApsburg for
Gioucesier-Ar I2th brig Marshheld, Hodsdon, suri-
aIis salem-sld 18TH sch DuntOn, DuntOn, Alsxan-
Bos,On-Ar 9Th, ship Champion of Bath Wilson Mobile
18th; brig Venus Anderson schs Little Mary
t9l; Luela Waldoboro ,wiscasset; Geo Davis,
cd ship Mary Whittier, Cate, New Orleans; sch oc-
New Orleans-cld slst, ship Wilder Farley Nichols.
New York-Ar 9th bark Gov Hubbard Sentcr, havana
Newport-Ar6t 9Th, sch Ustalcga, Briggs New York for
Bosion-.ir 10th, brig VIM Drew Dunning Cardenas;
sch VIM Brown Holbrook Rockland for New York soop
Alexander Geyer scuate with ls bales cotton from ship
cha bark Nacoochee Howes Pensacola
Ar iith sch W Dresser, Dodge, Mansanilla
Cid ship Saxonv, John Merwn, ,CiuayquI schs Yarico.
Thomaston Harriet Ann, Gardiner: Peru, Snow, Baths
Hylas, Elliot, Bath 77|7l7'
Ar 18th, ship Gen Berry, Seayey, Analachicola t
Barnstable-sd 9Th, sch Pawtucket, RockIandt COM
plete repairs ra7T--
NewPort-In port 9Th, bark st Jago, repairing
New 0ri-Ar 9th. sch Bay State, Verrin HoeklanRw
SD ship Sea Sergent hmore ate Of ship Tnqua) Sam
Francisco 80 ~
Baltimore-CId 7th brig Forester NJ Carly, for Bath
Wilmington, ,NC-CldIth, sch Central America, Chase,
New Orleans
SID 5th, brig Delaware, Harding, Baltimore IL. srss
Sayannah-Below 9Th, brig X b Lawton, FIN Havana
Mobile-ln port ID ship Roger Stewart for Liverpool
CID lth brigs Blow, Carlisle, Havana; selah Patterson
New York
CharIestonln the ong 10th, ship Rotunda Lunt, frm
Liverpool
CID 10th, ship VIM Patten, Blair liverpool -++.
Sid 18th, bark Waltham. Havre
Adv ship Champion, Jenkins Havre greater mart
20 engaged
elphia-Cldl l4th, ship Pauline, Coburn Havana
New Oriea ans-Ar 81 ship Revenue Robinson Liverpool
via st Thomas
CID ID, ship 0mer Pasha, Barnes, Havre
Ar 5th, ship Calcutta, Loring, Philadelphia
Ar 7t1. ship Calcutta, Loring, PHILADELPHIA
Ar lath, bark Undine, GoodeI Cienfuegoes sch John
Rathborne, Rockland
Cid l3th sch Norragansett Hall New Orleans; bark @
Smouse. Warren, Matanzas brig II WMoncure, Curtis.
Jacksonville f.
New Bedford-Ar 18th, bark Robt Benneu Stanton. Ha
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

THE LAST " OuTRAGE."-The Washington
Union gives the following account of the over
hauling by the Cubans of vessel from Boston
TO MaiabZas !:
We have received advces of another bel
iigerent ACT by the Cuban authorities upon the
Ausvriuan brig +. K. H,eirl,ura, 9tepten Uiis,
Jr., master, bound from the port of Boston to
the port Of Matanzas While the brig was
steering for the port of Matanzas. and but few
miles from the coast, she was fired at by a
Spanish man-of-war, the ball from which pass
ed about half cables length astern Of the brig;
when she showed her colors. Shortly after
another ball was fired from the man-of-war,
which passed directly ahead of the brig (; and
soon after, the pusilun of the ships being rela-
lively changed, another was fired, which fell
just behind the brig, evidently thrown with the
intention OF hitting the American vessel. In a
few moments after, the officer of the Spanish
man-of-war, came on board the brig, and after
examining her papers, allowed to go her way"
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
F0RFIGN pORTS

Sid FIN Liverpool 2th ships Davinia Adams Adams New
Cooper New Orleans sam Dannng ssoifed' @ MOBILE Sief
Ar at a. sagna 39s Sit brig A Meiaask skoaed, Havana
sSt Jan 3 ar I'd with lumber and would prOceed
York u d.; Geo stockbam. oliver, for London
at Cenfaegoes abt 18th u bark Harriet spaIfns. siee
At bermuda 2sth nit Rkoderic Dhu, Lindsey New
Al do same date brig Tornado N'carty for New Yor
DIS. with the cargo of bark Nashua - r
SID 18TH ship Lady franklin, Smith, m Matnzas, hav
At vsiparaso Feb " ship Sea Nymph, Harding YORK
Sy Il sgaSa 9 nan M & eSsstSpo f sne m
mouth shaTtereG @ @ DaSS 81 Sasfes r s szee " 1Ses
Britain; Soth ship Ocean Home Merryman, Copenhagen
At Rotterdam ult, ships Delaware, Patten for Bos
ton; SO Carolina, Stewart for New York y
[Per Americal
sid I'm Liverpool 2sth. Thompson Hogan, Calcutta;
Adv il Bogert, Conway, for New York; Yorkshire,
narshal do sth Rapgahannock, Gushing & DO 18th VIM
for rhiaSelPha do Assyris Wade for New Orleans
'th 0tseonthe onng 90 SS WIN eespaen sa..
York f ~
Ar at portsmouth 27th, Am Congress. Williams London
Afst card 5sth Fanny Fern Jordan, London 70 LOAD
0s sd SfH m u May Queen skolsld Car
dif a fe, -sea-, ,s.s
At Malaga 10th at brig Cuba Foster for New ~ YORK
Ar Trinidad 4th inst bark Brunette Lancaster for Bos-
mouth ldg. iiha I'LL 7fT'F - T@f''' = s' - =
SD "a, brig Morning Light HUFF Rene doIs and Boston
sla I'm Havana ist inst ship Lizzie Drew Percy, HAM
Cd do ID bark BurnsOn SilS Rana TO
aesp 81 sp D shS DaS o
Robinson, Trieste
CID at Aatarzas slst ship Charlotte Reed EieI, a.
bralter and orders -.- n
SPOKEN. ff f
Mch 90 IAM lat st IS lon s ship Forest CITY Alien
FIN Apalachcoa for New York -. ~. = - ----.
Ap.l lat Is 50on Is S. ship wabash Of BAH Hsysna
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

% In the case of the two seamen of the
American schooner Philadelphia, of Ellsworth, },
Me. Monroe and Ricker-who were arrested
at Gonaives on the 10Th of May, 1854, for pas
sing four counterfeit Hayden bills of 50 each,
worth about so cents in ihe United States cur
rency, Kicker has been discharged, after two
months Imprisonment. Monroe was sentenced
TO be shot, but escaped from prison in violent
storm on the night Of Oct. 80.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19
Another Screw Loose.

The Ellsworth American has cut loose from
the " Republican party. Tha, paper is pub
lished and edited by Vim. H. CLANCY, an
]" original Know Nothing, and famous at the
east of US as an t-Ca,holic lecturer, and la
borer IN the cause of Morrill, and Fusion We
copy the first part of a long editorial article in
the last number of his paper -
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

FIGHT BETWEEN AMERICANS AND SPANIARDs.
A few days since, Major Beauregard, of the U.
.. Army, and some dozen other gentlemen
from New Orleans, visited Proctorville, La,
and while there they got into fight with some
Spanish fishermen, who assemble there in large
numbers. Ii is asserted that the Spaniards in
suited the Americans by singing Spanish
songs, and shouting "Hurrah for Concha, y
and finally attempting TO seize buggy in the
possession of Major b. A fight with pistols
and knifes ensued, the result of which was that
five or six Spaniards were badly wounded, and
only one on the other side received INJURY
The New Orleans party departed in the cars,
with the muzzles of their pistols pointed from
the windows, while they themselves crouched
down 10 avoid the fire Of the Sp4niards.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

"MEDIcINE" WILL BE EXPENSIVE IN BAN
COR. The City Government of Bangor has
adopted the rule that no hqnor shall be sold
by the city agent without the certificate ofa
irregular physician" The doctors will have
as much as they can do. If little new rum
is wanted for family purposes, the poor man
must 60 and pay dollar to the regular phys
ician for certificate, and then pay enough
for the liquor to support the agent. We won
der why they did not make Elder Weaver
grand certiicate-vender and direct him 70 con-
fine his issues to the fusion party. Bangor is
determined to make the poor pay for some
thing, inasmuch as the bill for chopping them
up did not go. We pity poor people in that
"down-east" city,"
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

@ The attention of our readers is invited
to Peuengill g. Co.'S Boston Card List, in this
paper and we wonld suggest TO such as do bu-
siness in Boston, that better bargains probably
cannot be made than with these gentlemen, and
it would be well to take the list with them
when on visit thither. We are assured these
cards embrace the names of some of the most
respectable and reliable firms in Boston.
Eastern times., 1855-04-19

BIRTHDAY OF HAHNEMANN. The Massa-
chusetts Homeopathic Medical Society, to-
gether with the friends of this system gener-
ally, celebrated the centennial birthday of DR..
Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of the sys-
tenn, at Boston, on Tuesday, 10th inst, by an
oration and poem at fremont Temple, and a
festival at Faneuil Hail. The Journal saws
the house was completely filled, and the cele-
bration throughout was arranged with good
taste, and was carried out with perfect sue
cess. The address of DIR. WM. E. PAYNE, of
this city, was listened to throughout with in
tense interest, and at the close was applauded
warmly. DIR. III. G. Preston, of Providence
followed with poem, which was well writ
ten and well received. The social festivities
at the Hall were of the most brilliant and
pleasing character. ra
This anniversary was also celebrated with
great rejoicing in Philadelphia as well as in
Boston. The disciples OF Hahnemann were
present from all parts of the world, and num-
Der of interesting and instructive addresses
were made. DR.. Herring OF Philadelphia, who
delivered the Introductory address, was one of
the earliest, as he is one of the most eminent
professors of homeopathy in the United States.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-11-21
WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON, Nov. II, 800.
TURPENTINE-Further sales yesterday of 4O9 bbs at
So o5 for yellow dip, and s. for hard s-at which
the market seems firm. No sales to-day.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- after closing our report
yesterday of bbls Al To-day we notice an
advance of cent, with sales of 1000 bbs u
gallon.
$50 bbs. No at 81 80 to 2 % u 81 Az y Dbl, iii
quality.
TAii-Nothing done. Last sale was at So 20 "a Dbl
COTTON-Sa:e yesterday of a small lot middhng y
cents p Id.
FLOUR Small sales yesterday of Fayetteville snpcrfne
at $40 % y Dbl
FiSI-T cargoes of 295 bbs muets arrived ycster-
day and remain unsold market dull
HAYS bales Northern make sold at auction this
ming at ~ cents = loo lbs. .IgurnaL.