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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29
LATER FROM EUROPE.
S z B AS ToPoL TAKEN,

The steamer America arrived at HAHN
Thursday morning with late and important p
telligence from Europe.
The bombardment Of the allies was reopes
ed on the fifth, and continued without interrrf
iion until the s,h, when the assault commenS
ed. The French attacked the Malakod 1OSH
and the Careening Bay, and the English lAs
Redan. Six repulses were sustained BY Inc
French before the Malakoff. but at the seventh
attempt they carried the work in splendid s'yls'
and hoisted their eagles above the towel
The slaughter was terrific and is estimated
1900 English, $4,000 French, and as man!
Russians, making the aggregate upwards
80, 900 men. Five French Generals are repof
ted killed, including Bosquet.
During the night succeeding the assault, %
Russians evacuated the entire south side Of 'ns
town, first blowing up the delenses, sinking al
The ships, firing the town, and leaving no'nDs
but smouldering ruins. A large allied iO"
was marching along the coast TO Intercept @
retreat Of the Russians inland.
The allies found immence materials oil VA
in Sebastopol. 1t is reported that lnslrueuOD
have been given to the allied generals IN 'l'
event Of Gortchakoff, the Russian Genera
seeking 10 capiiulate, to demand that hu'''
shall surrender at discretion, all the troops
stores and fortified places Of the Crlmea' 'O''S'
ding Odessa.
DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
On Saturday, the 9Th, twelve months '~s.
the landing in Crimea and 3l6 days since NV
opening of the siege batteries, The mai anu 'V
tolious assault was made on the MalaSon' ~ =,
noon Of the slh. The whole disposaOle ioIcs y
the allies moved forward in a iouriold a"''-
The extreme right of the French attack s's
directed against the little Redan, when Wv.
carried bu, had to abandon from fierce enas
Of the Russians. The second and PrIn1'rT
assault Of the French was against the Ma'aAv-,
which, after six repulses, they carried py ''vs
and thus decided the fate of the day. A ""S
attack by the British against the great hsus I'd
completely failed and they were driven D rs,
with a loss Of 1000 killed and wounded, i"s
fourth portion Of the assault was by the fie"''
against the central battery, which also i','sI
Pelissier, the French commander, lelegraPn',,
'the Malakoif was occupied by our brave w.
diers with admirable enthusiasm, TO the CT!
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29

age Of 70. He was born in North Bridgcwaier'
graduated at Dartmouth College in lT96, and stud
led Theology with Rev Dir. Burton Of Thetford, in
this State. Hewa settled in shelburne Feb. 10Th
1873, and continued lis nominal relation as pastor
Of the Congregational Church and Society IN that
place until the day Of his deceasc. lie was mar
Of uncommon mind, and for a long time stood al
the head Of the clergymen Of the vicinity in which
he lived.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29

NEW LAW FrRn ~ CAMroRSIA.--We learn from
the Bennington Banner that r. W. Park. ESQ.,,
late Of bennington. has Withdrawn from the firm
Of Halleck, Billings, Penchy & Park, and that be
has formed copartnership with o. L. shafter,
Esq. late Of Wilmington, and that they intend tc
prosecute the business Of their profession at San
Francisco. Their numerous friends in this vicini-
~ will be pleased to learn Of their prosperity.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29

- We have received copy Of Speech on
Education, delivered at the Inauguration Of Rev.
]. W. Hall, as President Of the Miami University
June 2sth 1855, by W. NJ. Cory. ESQ.,. Of Cincin-
natl. This speech contains many valuable hints
upon the subject considered, together with Others
that are unique and which will in certain quarters,
be deemed quite he,rodox. We shall endeavOr
to find space for one or more extracts soon.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29

A.. IT,-,, e,,,,,, -. Il,,,,.,,,,.,,,.,. ononod on
, 10 us - e Isar.a :,
'"e ~, ,. u.s. ""e s''' I, o Iad;as =
-, ''Vu9'''u p,'9y ' s,.,s,' .t,.i
A"o ory"s ~, 49, ,s' sns.a tn sn,,o. wo,o
eon'e'ey 90 so'pu "I so''ss 90 =, a,ao -.
o- % '''so ,t.a - -. ~ s,miIs
r'"S. zoe c.n,;,v ra.,.h.d ho ,,
~ sc s, ~ &c., sr;n neqio ira Nor.
a;,, was devo,eJ a. an sxh;h;,fon of s,,llions
marss Ana sllics In Tho ofrmoon there wa, a
,riaI Of sneed he,wsen nine h,,sos ina, had
never ,ro,,cd for money The frs, prize 5000
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29

Resolved, That slavery, as q state institution, is
not within our power or responsibility but slave
ry, in its relations to the nation, is the concern Of
every in the nation in its relation to the free
states, is tho concern Of every man in the free
states.
Resolved, That the increase and advance Of Save
ry. the addition to the number Of slave states the
successive triumphs Of slavery in the political con-
tests Of the last half century, the control Of slavery
all departments Of the government, the exper-
fence Of the last few years in the legislative eIcu-
tive and judicial departments, and more especially
the repeal Of the Missouri compromise, have made
slavery in its national relations, and its relations
to the free states, the paramount practical question
in the politics Of the country.
Resolved, That Massachusetts, the earliest battle
ground Of freedom, gives her heart and hand to
Kansas, the latest battle-ground of freedom.
Resolved. That the repeal Of the Missouri CON-
promise makes every inch Of the national domain a
battle-ground between Freedom and Slavery It
makes the addition Of every new state n conflict be-
tween freedom and slavery. The issue thus forced
upon us, we accept we commit ourselves 10 God
and our country. and may it be by no fault ofours,
if another slave state is added to the Union. any
Of its territories letOpen to the possibility Of slave
ry.
Resolved, That we tender no geographical or SEQ
tional issue nor will we be deferred from our duty
by the fear Of one. The repeal Of the Missouri
compromise has erased the geographical line. Our
principles are national and general Our spirit is
national and liberal. We seek sympathy and CO.
operation from all parts Of the land we look for
members and candidates from South and North
East and West Our principles do not justly lead
to sectional issue. II the slave power raises one
the fault is theirs, be the victory ours.
Resolved. ThAtwe require no conformity pfopin-
ion other subjects Of national or state policy
No man surrendering qualifying his opinions on
those subjects. all recognize the duty Of making
the question Of freedom paramount To secure
unity Of action here. we attempt unity ofopinior
elsewhere.
Resolved, That We accept the name Of the RE
PUBLICAN PARTY, which has been adopted by
our friends and fellow laborers in other states. W,
unite on that party TO assert the great principle,
for which we contend, and to carry them to n tri
umphant issue.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29

DEATH or REV. On. THFoPHILus PACKARD
This venerable and noted clergyman died in Shell
burne, Mass, on the 18th inst, at the advanced
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-09-29

~ I.. :-., l..L Nv..L;.o,o,
1uVP' ~ pm, "S" ~ '., -,
'ehefson anu r"''ch nen'y' "ou'u vo' a.
s'o''eu " SOU O'pue"' i"'o s.'o"' r.
no p,'"0'Pies ""V" 'o"s..e"'''U y, oIr0 - 49,
we "'V'eaeo " s'a'.'y "'"' ~ Wv
'anu' 'an"o' a"o oSsns no' " '.sos w. a,o
A'' :" wv 'eNro"" 'P,'" % " ,e ,h,, ,ond
''suy ,n w, ''',, ~" wv w -, ,h,, within
VINO WIN az, WI" w. We N"V" 80 c'a,
"o "'o" y, "v s,s'o S'''.o '''e Iii. =.
.,e"' "o' s'a,u"o'ueis' VIM y PAM -.
we kho" "efe are slaNehoiue'S WV r'''~ 90 ls
VIC do-,o say no'hine OF INC '''ee n'','o"o ',
slaves themselves. AS 10 '"e 'o'', ,,,,, a"u
we new s'atcS' We know no g'AP''AA' ''','''o
we desire TO see All INC 'u.u'e s'aes "vo,
Noi,h ana Son'h' secure "ev s'1'e' ~ ''0
southwest, ana ms VIII DC ho io"B.i soO-
graphical issue iiaa our a,'es'Vss O.s" Wv.
IN loso, there would nave oeo" "eo s'a',s y
INC south hao inns gene'a'o" zee" ,'us r ,ue.o
would have been Tree s'a'es AZ "'o oV"''. i"eio
may YET be Tree states al '''o 0ou'", = We a,e
uue hereaher' lne M'ssou'' Inns
freedom ana slavery geos,'P''''a' u's,'"''''"'
mat Is now repeated We "o''P' ""' ''ouS
which that repeal iorees upon u, slavery ""u
freedom everywhere 'le'ee'o''' W. '''vs" 'H'
no geog"phical ine' Ou' m'''o - 10 -''''''
no south, freedom ior All "e "i'iso'"s
new states but iree states NSi'" VI SUM
We conceive our duly 10 DC oV"e' 1t We a.
dept principles ana measures ""''" "o' ~ '"o'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

this Port With cargo Of naval sre consrnsl 10 Dsr,s,
Bstenan kudderov, straek roek Sunday night ea 49,
and bad throw overload aect ps her sp -
beach heep her from She sab~eaa.asly r.s "a
ed TAI the ha INTO the ne; s,i the ss<r
sAe Law sErovnd sss Nesssl e~saly Be so
.sost sssn Cs,so VIII be ,ared n food order. "
AIssISG NEsseLs.->hp N.nehrstsr. Capt CHA Of ssy
fc-u Yors for Panama via Valparaiso s.Iei m ~
tsvdso ~hsre she IN far resal "a o. J.y fr
schr H. counee. lof Warren. Ne } Hasp~r cleared A
81 Joha Dee for Nev Hsven aud As sss tn. -,
h..n from She soce sceocnef Of $50 teas saa IA
sos h.rAor IN Name tte fre9seasd and may have A~sn
Tb. Boston Daily Advertiser F." We antertssl ia.
..hr ] n Couree Hopper from - John. B ss Ns~-
Hsven reported missing Pc into - Georse nearly msuth
10 supposed &c be s here We DO net esrs ihAs
n with any disaster -,
A vrssrI's wHrgL With tier aud b'ocks sttseksd Wa
pirksd M ash ut BY sshr Mson C,Pt Oliver seoe oar
ME. t~t Of Whales Bsck Light TIE t.r Of >spls.
green formerly green BAT nsos ssrea sna
y.yuisheS block on dtck painted bacs Whsrs the sAssl
hsS seen pussed ppss .nd allied sth patty
CONTACT EIDE tosve The caro- OF rs isoe u
B. Elisabeth sshore 81 seiu'te and efins " to SSs'oa
for "a per s., - =.
ScHR YIsH Hawk Of Lyme. from Ne~-foss csfso sslt.
bounS es wa driven sshfe 10 the OF Moodsy,
NsdscD Csua bu Il 10 thought VIII Be Coz oc without 30
rou. lansgc. o,,,,
Seas OSloS Pet,insiil "a stated & letter from Phlsde
phs .uivsd tNst port IN 81 days nom halloween,
a. her Of produce IN son eondit.oa
lsehr Orior P,tnsi p rted r. BATH sFrived At fa.
sde pbA 7th net and elesd the 18th for CGtsnss snd
mar have been the above vessel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
Foreign Ports.

Sailed from Anier Nov Is ship Messenger Kennedy hcu
sbspgha for New Yorh. bark Candsce. Arquit, 40 DO
At Mesns I'D ut bark Mary H. Nose Ofo"en' i'Vn -es-
horn for Soston about Jan J. - ~.
A. Nov D. bark Gsllego, Elery ueni 6uens
A,res for ChiIeha Isands, rels - -, A.
saed from Csclz s5h ult ship Mary Aun Crosby New
Al Antigua no date brig LEM. Leman. from Baltimore II
days passage. ~ 4, oia.. po.,. a.,
pb,deuhs n adv. bgs Delsfeld Bay for New YORK 40;
Johp Boypton P.ttrDgl and Croton Bye, do dos tink
nsor Perclya fom aud Boston DO sehts Fanny Ma
ria r Wcklant from. Boston 18th ut Conquest of
New York ldg an, su, ,,.
fr Falmouth and orders tsken ~ ~ carries eov eot"i
brig Epebsrte.s (br) ySIisn Baltimore, AR oth 'ear
we Cur oslSn Key West l.thi aud others e,sd
bark Pilot Fish Cam Csdebssi bhgs wn spear LsnphsI
Cardenss q, losd sugar In bbds for New ~
each With rryilsr 10 vessel Of snail owsse OF boxss and
deck load. Mspzsnio, Jones CsIderas sehr. hds Smp
son New Orleans; II arrat Lewis, King, Mobile =,
A, santa NJ dste schr MARIA Jewett, Penny 70 si
for Gensiyes to load for Now York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

Gao I,,,i, .a drove ~ Ise bad from Wayne and ssy
.t. Ceartse. Ind ieoioic 10 hssd averaged 50 tnes
fed by John sbashs1, and averaged - 1904
,ce ESQ .1d the whole drove VII average ~o' u W. W.
"a Paw bad o. head n the ysrSs boosh OF ro1sy Ser
ssr i,s w,.k zee They are fron on9 sni We
FED foGrth Of the lot tue poorest AH1 Wal
IT, others T. 0 nd The Gay az sesssoP1[
Geo Tod.y "a. 5t Of seod kseteefy trsoes sna ~ 20
heavy Oxen from Osishes Iosniy SArys 0"1s' "'1sN'
Al : 30 ~ r. . =.
Miller H.a. .oS IS at Bergen. viii the exception Of
rsrhsr a. .ie- they we're RON ~
The, ,ot Sc had Friday sori 8 lc
To :ay thew sold here head 20 Mead 'sienSs Tor 80
eseh OF lie They scla 10 Common FAR oeei s'- >"
W., n s,Heu sold los Ohio cattle owned By P Non'
shSEt -. FAR faSaiAnk o-st o. ~
The r.r!s we're weeks from hone. aad ooke oAs
TIE Owner lssdsd feed I'll sPnns but core 100 hsa-"
p.ys Bes.r .oS rs wsssra NswYOTk cattle, some very
ct q Zee
smen Ulery us head BY Sawyer from Psi.say Co. oaio
lie - tns o~ner saNs III 90 t'ey sSa ieE
tocrs tisn they s-e wor hats ell -
f,tol .oa pair Of very socs Baoeks for so' go ~
Z Sscket Of Patches County another pan no seek
u.red q, IS --h pa. p head common o1es sed s. e
aolecrb a0 h~si hv 'rsm~r Roofoson, OF Ht''
iscu Cour- Ohio sold SIS SIS for far snc year GA
eteers The Ayessso Wa sooGL .sc -. ~,
Wheeler shrrursu i bad common ,nd oF fTsie yst
hsrs BY VIM Ga.s- OF ksntuesy AZ scout i'e OF 90
head for sud year cid steers scne Nss, hne s5ee" u
this drsv, cold for over : eo ,
Daniel sod 50 Nestche.r Cognty Cattle =, "a eve
raxe Il as They W. re good ewI
Charles G. Tesd sold ise Beeves ~ lie and - e0nte nPt-
bic 81. only & y eaen 49,
Dsn MeE wee cold to ChryA OVER fed - sred Wa
too CT salsbury CT -llo each. Tbs full lcoet'
hsp.te They were y,arcd red oven bsnsvery hsad'one
SHEEP AND LANss-rhe --ceista Of the week have
been. At Aerton's 0fS srowninss $685. Chsmesrns,
w,.tiy s,er,,. a.t year esss rh. no~ins nle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

Isee S.w.e o,smr

bsIs IsTEsFaIss bere reported lost At Tobasso Al
o. ehor ouds the charge vi the and seox While
CAPT NIsr Bad gone ss 70 biz boat to obtain his clear
snse Bcrttsr cane o. iuidsnly With tensndoss'e
esss5y her oss
sETs kAkATxE fof Trenton. Me King With JAILED from
kspor Psnsseoa- with OF
ported have M0nomsy Beach, Chsth shout
nile rom the Lsbtkouse ni<ht OF the l5h Il being very
darn snd blowing heavy the time Ice landed
sec saving nothing ogt What thsy stood
The ~ her hrsr voyage sac hss pieess In
sared " B1stcn. ~. co. g.. ~ ..rt7
scaR sAAL z SAwyEa Sawyer. fun Portland Of aad for
Gsgeeste vida Of dry and pcslsd
Pepperers Cove below Portsmouth, " H. Tuesday Ia the
gale Cspt had landed the dry fish, and expected get
vessel of uitkoQ, material dsnass.
sCHx DEsoRAB, G1so Of ard Gen Washington, n c.. for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

Increase 10 1854. -
Mall earnings Is ineluded in the above hgure''
Albert II. Nicolsys regular semi weekly "uc"on
sale Of Stocks and Bonds will take place to-nofro"'
nj l2l o'clock, at the Merchants Exchanse'
IT, Ocean Steam Navigation Company has de-
49, . semj annual dividend Of FIVE p cent, pay
able on the Let Of February.
The Manhattan Gas Light Company, dividend OF
tvo dollars per share on the full, and one dollar
eighty. one and hall p cent ON the scrip stock,
payable on demand.
The Commercial Bank, OF Albany, an extra divi'
dend Of twelve and half y cent, payable Feb L.
The Tene Haute and Richmond Railroad has de-
e,sred dividend OF y cent, payable 2'th inst ct
he Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
The steamer took about s75 900 in foreign gold and
silver coins, shipped mostly by the agents Of the
Rothsebds who has bought about $4,000 Of foreign
.pecis. mostly Napolcons, which will be shipped by
the next steamer or two.
The CITY Controller gives notice that the fourth in
,tallm.pt Of Building Losn Stock No. q due and pay
,bIo on tbe LIST of February will be at bis Office on
o., 6sv after which interest the loan will cease
We understand that the wealthy dry goods house
"a Stuart & Co. are about TO establish them'elvss
M priyate bankers in connection with brother Of
fhe Messrs. Stuart who resides in Manchester, En-
or Iess connected With foreign exchange operations
IL il supposed they will commence with an unem-
barrassed capital of million of dollars There
il ample room in THE City for new banking houses of
large Capital and business experience.
The business in Cotton has been light eince the
last steamer partly ia consequence of the ghtness OF
the ttock. Prices have been well supported. Toe
saes in ransitu have been $4,000 bales, and on tse
spot 500 bales The decrease in the receipts at the
porte ss compared with last year is "a 900 bales The
excess Of exports is 900 bales and the deficiency
ip stock On hand 1914, bales A sufficient rise in
the Southern rivers would give much activity to this
staple. Mr.. W. p. Wnebts Circular contains the
following statistiGs Of the movement;
CRop REoIIPrs &C Asthe receipts Of Cotton at
ports compared With LAST increases the disposition
the esDates Of exeDds and parties who have
waiting for heavy arrivals and consequent low prices TO
atoms find the creepog on wbo0t
either the other having taken plsce; there
any Immediate prospect OF the supplies OF Cotton beas ste
ris petssd have had Of 10 OF the
upper tributaries OF the JsssPp as well az IN the Aiabsms
stest from New Oreaosavd Mobile represent
falling again The receipts all tbs ports dsn7 the
review have been 10000 bses against II 900 for
the ,popdng week s aud unless they should be
durpg the ming weeks present de-
crease of6l bales Of necessity be larger have
100 Ot0 a. 600 l7 oO and LOG 0e0 snd this
basis formed the opuon circular Of the 10Th
that the deficit might down to $50 bales or even
The following ia statement OF the movement In Cotton
the september last compared with the previous
fhreey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
To Mariners.

TIE Vineyard Sound Light Vessel hsvias been repaired snd
r,fft,a h new zhtils sppaIaas viii Der s,sftpa
ue,r the sud Pas shout the Nta Inst Her hall
psiut-S bite str.at ard the words Naeysrt
srn .irrd with large blscs letters on eseh side Soc
sed h lantern mssts ard soe'n' each Ante,u With
b i,Tn. ,d rsaectsrs aud will show her lights aboa -
shove the Level Of the sea her heads psated white,
hoop IRON DAY usrss psis,ed red Jan IS. iAsa
There has sos Bell erected the sonh end Of ss'
hers ,snd and Race Pcint Cape Cod rhes ees
vii be rups ~ machinery snA viii be IN operation durns
thick ana fcxsy weaheF-Ocs tight aosse ln'reetor jan
p $50
Lht boat VINEYARD SQUAD which saei fso- New Besfod
on sunday ard .pchored Sow and Pig station w een-
pea 20 Sip cables (hsVinz dragged her sschsrs IN me
ssle Of Monday, and returned 10 poet same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25
Arrived.

Ship M.,ser GER clipper Of Philadelphia Kennedy 81 days
from shsDsha 10 from Java Head IS from Cape Of Good
Hope teas nis &c. 6ooh Edgar Dec H. lat 81 s.,
In AZ spoke Br brig Pedsr 70 days from Hangoon for Ly
erpooL Dec % lat D B. ION 10 ~ W, large three
sstsd schi. steering south The OF Bsrneza. the
2lst inst hsued of shore IN the gales Of that ash
Brig susan Small, (of CherryhedD Wallace Frootes To-
bssco "a days loswood fastc &c Thompson Dsydson
Brig Samson Murray ST. MaIis Jan o. COTTON &C., to grods
4 Petts
Bns Tornado (of wsstpor Ne csr,hy Bermuda 10 days
oswood and mahogany 10 II w Desfsd. being part Of
barb stnseSs euso vh CD vessel from Gonsyes
bound to NswY@. and pat n.o sermgda in distress SD
l5tb inst Br brig Devonshre. tor New York
Brig Mary Means (aew) Dodge. Maehlas II days lumber to
hester. 80
Biz Abrsn of scitusteJ Stevens Cu'aeoa days hides
&c.. 10 Vose Penios Co Experienced heavy weather
the pssssse lost fcet0p gallant mast split ss sprung main
boom. &e
sebr Grand Ilsnd (cf Newbuypcri Reed asy,gasz and
Aquacls p r.. q days coffee &c, 70 g. w Lews
18th 81 S. IS passed the Of large vessel
under jury sppseby water logged snd absn4oned
hsd on ~ sTessl There An vessels
ether .; May asuez Aqusdls
s hr BsBjsmn Bsri.oo. spencer Washington, ~ C. -
days cotton to J. q. Williams
scbr. Boomer Loyejoy. Philadelphis, coal
rlosp Pointer. Fowler. Pr0yhenc-. Iodse 70 master
sloop Fashion BiydeGbuTr. Providence.
WiND-Dudss the day, E.N T.. with snow
BELOW Ship Csthsrioe, Andrew Chsrsstou, eat .,
&c 70 T Wadle; oriss
e,hps Calhoun from Liverpool and wiccheEsf tcpps
f.cn C1llso sui below.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

The redemption Of the public debt of the United
States during last week was ss follows: Loan OF lsic
$4,000 DO of Is47, s42, 500 do. OF lsis $1,000
total, see, GOO.
e Tie s,ieupt Of the Boston Board Of Trade 70
change the bank hours, that they shall close ~
Bpm instead Of 2, is not likely 20 be successful.
TIE Director, Of the Union Bank have decided nO'
to favor any such change, and the safiok Bank r.
fuses TO entertain tae proposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

Total .......... TO



SAM McG-s~ cola SO prices rsssios fom - 70 sSi
sverssrs It does opp thA. the .vease
quite .h as, wesk bar think there Is no maerA
There VS. but lin 7ply 10 mTSe, this marniog and
owing 10 the the sock will pretty o. aud prices
prr hsbly scvauce
VEAts-rberei nothing worthy Of note In the Veal mar
k Calves continue to arrive Just shou az s,t tney tIo
u.rtsd ard ss readiy &c FOR good ones We notieet
Veal t.n months upou Lsors ssh Ia Certre sNrket
,he other dav which ooks5 very zndomsi bur that hnd OF
n,sat q. t D. e red here 1t l. neither vea nor o-e
MILK COWs-Ths recsip, Of Cows rer0red FOR tue week
u: AZ alirrto.s q; srowsiugs o.. OBiens 4 Chamber
fore The qral ~ of those .y no.hus :, oTss Ias
re WIZ sversse about f5s IL Is net worth WINE ~ end
he be. untl March and then may expect 70
see hs m sell 81 f.ir prices -. 800 4.
sWINE-1he nriya's this week have been sn6-7.Ss BY
the Ee Road II d.on River Road and 10 ~ Harlem Ia
The Hudson aver Read reports IFS fresh eateases Ihe
H.r and Rosd, slso both brought Considerable quaint
railroad live hogs th.n can 10 barrels and IS mere
such demASj for wha; may be termed But hsrs sst
quite obec, bring the snimss here nom oho 70 %
lsushtr.d.
A. the Union Drove yrds Of the Sale nave been mids
AZ the following prices viz . ,,.
Yalei 20 sl2 Ohio corn fed poor.sot; I'VE wesn.'
A. Johnson IS4 Ohio live weight
A. Me hh AZ Ohio corn dead Seeht
sac OHIO corn deed we<hs
G. W. Dorman salesman, gives the following 40 the Ts,a4
prices. .z.,. ill.,.
Ohio corn fed smsll............S)dt5 o. i've W.
Thi. State, corn fed ...............,h q 81; I'VE W.
Suited Hoss.......................4tG a. live VT
Ohio corr ed..........,..'''''''''oi ~ 9eaa "
Still fed Hogs............s...sss'.s'ot 1ef oes1N
Tbs state stl-ted ......... .s'.'.Ot ~ ueao' Va
A. thee prices, the maIket Is lively
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-25

FIsH-Dry Cod are IN f.i, stock. the demand Tor which
very briss In: rather better thS has secE Of
2O eIiptals IS ia IS ST. closing - 81 - Sthe
stter fsure improvement for GRAD Sans There -
George Bank here Dry MseseIe but % mach IA
euped lori small and medsn plenty ad a1 se sAes In
eure Ss bbls 81 SIS 75e $9 Tor No large No sn. 81
sSG4s 35 Ne lafs 90 s5G$s 50 No. Al -
Gsa Picked Goa sre scarce at 81 SsGs4 PieSled Her
uk OF prime quality Ajax Oald command -; small sa4ss
Of kssfpr IS Smoked Herring dali ana Ia good
Ply sxes Of Ve boxes sc No. l. szd Sse tot sealed
ssoc In lots, ITO size Nos ,ad Sc Lug al s7
Sls and go
fEATbEhS dull ana sessy small ssles OF OAlo Live
Geese a. 42d4Sc. and Tenne see az SIZE cash
fkulTs-Ihs ussIAsts inactive oE RsisiDs which II
COED stocks s.ss $50 bones Bunch - - Tor GTy and
,e vs, ep, - ie bali do dry, AMI Ss3s Do
sc boxes Layer - - - so 80 55G5st-
~ wholss sns lsa-ae ff g. DO y k4es lpca Amosds
iSse steo German faas Sc: loe Csatoa Ginger
IS IS; ltCe drums rsIkeyEs 10 % bAss Brazil Nuts
Sc; bsss flh<Is 10 ~ bsss Sicily WslnIfs 7se; loo
bbs Havana osAnsss III n store ~ improve
s6i Western Apples are duh At % IS f0r Geaiass.
Smtsssh<res, Rnsssss. &e A. Dried Axpss 81 noe Tor
State and ssterr Cherries in lo,, &c Piaus Isle
Peeled Peaches lSGlSSc UuPeeeS, 5gec Al suction lco
bpsheis Naples Figs 81 7d7te sversse, tic.
frRs-Thsie are bss few Eryps yet and he quotations