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Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

9D~ Mr.. STRONG, agent of the "Alta
Telegraph Company" is in this place, and
will remain few days, until the stock is
taken for the line to Coloma. We have on
ly time now to say. subscribe for the stock
at once, as Mr.. STRoNG's time is valuable
and he cannot remain long at one place.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07
Amus&m&nts.
THEATRE!

B. F. MOULT0N & co. . i. Managers.
B. F. Moulton & Co. would respectfully inform
the Citizens of Georgetown that they will yi5lt
tbs place and commence a series of DRAMAIlV
REPRESENTATIONS
On Wednesday, june 18Th 1853,
With the largest and most efficient Company u
the State.
Ca For FULL PARTICULARS SEE SMALL Bills
OF THE DAY.~Ea
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

nesF@ The Social Ball at the Oak Valley
Honse, kept by a. J. BAYLEY one of the
most popular and accommodating hotel
keepers, this side of Sacramento, comes off
tonight. Lovers of this harmless amuse-
ment will miss rare opportunity for enjoy
ing themselves if they are not present on
this occasion.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

Reg~ We are requested to state that Mr..
D. w. BROWN, of Daguerrean notoriety,
will be in town some time during the latter
part of this week 1t is his intention to
again reopen his Daguerrean Rooms back
Of BARNEY's Cigar Store, for the accommo-
dation of those wishing to secure the shad-
ow ere the substance perish"
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

EAsTwARD-BoUND PAssENGERs.-T
San Francisco papers state that the steamer
which left on the first took sixteen hundred
passengers. The Pacific six hundred, that
being all she could accommodate, and the
John L. Stephens one thousand.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

BeS~ The charge of robbery, mentioned
in the last number of this paper, as having
been made against two of our citizens was
tried at Greenwood Valley. After a
lengthy investigation the accused were both
discharged.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

U. S. BRANCH MINT-The AltG of Mon
day last, states that the Mint at San Fran
cisco had coined in the last six days, $685.
900, in twenty dollar pieces, and has every
facility for coming at a very rapid rate
Bankers, miners and others, can have coin
returned in forty-eight hours from the time
of deposit
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

BEa See advertisement of B. F. MoUL-
TON & Co., under head of amusements.-
This company is represented by those who
have attended their entertainments, as be-
ing one of the largest and best in the State,
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

The WEATHER AND THE MINES.-With-
in the last two weeks the weather about
this place suddenly became quite warm
Within the last week, it has been uncom-
fortably so in the sunshine, between noon
and five o'clock, in the afternoon. The
miners generally continue to make good
wages
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

Ra7@ The Placer Press is the name of
new paper at Auburn, which takes the place
of the Whig. 1t is much improved, both
in size and typographical appearance. III.
R. HAWKINS, Esq, is the editor.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

Big TREE THEATRE.-The Calaveras
Chronicle states that the stump of the giant
tree in Calaveras County, was recently US
ed as the stage in theatrical performance
given by the Chapman Family.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

Day The annual Parade of the Sacra-
mento Fire Department took place on Mon
day last.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07
The Great Atlantic Through Mails

.6fSN WILL close in Georgetown, on k5N
SAA9Asgz SA9zAsSz Wednesday the 18th inst. ss4AAzz
Steamer Papers now on hand at GIBBS Post
Office Depot A Mail Bag will be kept open IN
til o'clock, P. NJ, of said day for Newspapers.
All the various Sacramento and San Francisco
Steamer and Weekly Papers, neatly enveloped
and postage paid. Also, a choice selection Of
Letter Sheet Views, suitable for the cold FolkS
at Home" for sale by VIM. T. GIBBS,
Post Office Literary Depot.
Georgetown, June 7th, 1856
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

B&5~ Mrs. Bloomer (the originator of
Bloomerism) has gone to Council Bluffs to
reside.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

DssgH Thanks to WIN. II. GIBBS for late
California and Eastern Papers, Magazines,
Pictorials, &c.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

Rks@ Mr.. j. w. SULLIVAN of San Fran
cisco continues to merit our acknowledge
ments for an abundant supply of the latest
news.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

na~ What is the order of the day for the
Fourth of July next? It is high time our
citizens were making some move in regard
to it.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

HEAT.-The thermometer at Sacrament
to on Thursday stood from 92 to "a in the
coolest spots.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07

Ds@ Thanks to Mr.. j. A. CUNNINGHAM
for files of Eastern Papers.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-06-07
BG2r The State Journal of Tuesday. con-
tains the following telegraphic despatch:-

SAN Francisco, June 4th, II p. M.
The room in which the meetings of the
Board of Aldermen are held, was crowded
tonight to hear the report of the committee
on canvassing the election returns. The
whole evening was occupied in a discussion
of the question as to whether the Board of
Assistant Aldermen should be admitted,
when an adjournment was carried until to-
morrow evening. Two sets of returns have
been made from the 4th ward.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
III. Promjse..

T - :
some Of our readers may remember
that, during the month Of January, we
sentured few remarks in regard to the
probable sortof winter would be realised
after such an extraordinary summer and
hll; but fearing that we might Be mista.
ken in our coniecturss, the subject was
waived, witha promise that five did not
forget Il. something more defnitsiwould
be given during The high winds Of March
And now that the time has passed away,
we congratulate ourselves with the assn.
rance that we did not elicit sufficient at
tention By our former remarks on the sub
jectto hold our readers in . state Of snx
ious suspense for the redemption of tina
pledge. OF 70 call down any oensure,upor
our Hdeyoted heads" IL we failedGto ~
deem i; yet il was . promise notsFith
standing. s7
Time and space exclude the right i
point out all. The rhetsforss, 81 We woul,
speak Of The facts which constituted ID
past winter as Extraordinary IS the sum
mer that preceded il. The cold has bee
Intense and protsacted. with but very e,
and short intervals Of moderate weather
The snow storms returned frequently, n
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
Sad Indccd---but True!

Every one Of common penetration must
have noticed that the once elated and ram
pant Sam" has been moping about the
streets Of Buffalo for the last week or two
with rather pensive and detected coun-
tenance. Alas, for this Northern brag!
he seems contemplating some woful, and
desperate deed! Many, very many of the
Wings are going strong for Henry A.
Wise, and'all the Democrats are leaving
the Councils of the Know Nothings. AS
the Inflated "sam" contemplates this
state Of things, he can see nothing before
him but defeat and ruin. What an inn
pressive lesson should this teach us of the
instability Of all terrestrial things. But a
short time ago this wicked fellow came to
Virginia flushed with victories he had won
in the North, and he confidently expected
a like victory here. But how is the case
-his bloody flag, on which is inscribed
down with the Pope, down with slavery"
that futtered so defantly upon the breeze,
is now dragging in the dust, and he is ey-
identity preparing for long and lonely
voyage up Salt river. W. ~,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
; Pap Newton vs.. Mr.. Wise.

In a late number Of the Eanamha Re
publican Father NEWTON asserts that. Mr.
WISE, in his speech in Charleston, uttered
doctrines entirely repngnanl 10 every prin
eiple Of Republican Government" and the,
ho proceeds to enumerate them 49,.
| First, that he. called the editor of tn,
Ranarha Republican an '.ignoramu."
Second, that Mr.. WISE was dissemina
ting the "seeds of strife, aiscord and CHI
war among free, independent and happy
people. il. r. =. /
( Third, that ifelected Governor Of Viz.
GINA, he would see that the South was
not insulted. II ..:'. - { =,
Fourth, that if elected, he would purge
the State Of traitors first at home"
Here are doctrines which tho editor 81
the Republican declares are 'uttorly re:
.pugnant to every principle af Republic an
Government" I ~ /:
The first charge speaks for itself, an
no doubt that the editor considers this
charge the most grievous an d anti-repub-
lican Of all, as he places IL at the head Of
he list The second charge means that,
Mr.. WISE, by showing Know Nothingism
to be Wing Abolition trick caused De-
mocrats to withdraw from the Organiza-
ton, and thus create ..tstrife, discord and
civil war" in tho Order. The third charge,
though a very remarkable one to be utter
ed upon Virginia soil, yet iti4 not wonder
ed at by people who know the editors an
ti.virginia, anti,Southern and anti.slave-
ry proclivities, and his strong attachment
to all ism' that spring from the place Of
his birth--New England. The fourth
charge shows that the editor apprehends
evil be compelled to leave Virginia and
the South and return to the land of "wood-
en- nutmegs," Of Abolitionism, and of
-Nothingism, in case Mr.. WISE
should be elected Governor. .-
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
what ePity!.

4 There are but few positions in lilo tha
men can occupy wifhous being exposed t
dangarof rendering themselves ridiculous
in thS estimation 81 the more prudentant
thoughtful. And when BY any means
such misfortunes occur, It Is most mort
fyingsto sensitive minds. Itappears, up
on ths evidence of good authority, thai
We, a the editors Of weekly sheet. have
forfeited our reputation as gentlemen, in
thees.imation 81 somc Of tho more respec,
table know-Nothing citizens of the coun-
", fog descending to notice the en- Rev.
Sam aisale, who is III tho habit Of mount
ing thy rostrum, as the public advocate Of
tie "a msrican party" 50 called. 4
Wei, it is rnortiying enough; there
fore, r the present we will not enter In
TO any defence Of the party who employed
him, q explanation Of the outfit which
they furnished him, or Of the manner in
which they cheered him while he was at
tempting to reply to MrlMcCoMAs' speech
last winter, or Of their proclamation that
he demolished the orator on that occasion.
WoRisl justlet the Independent Republican,
pnc ofaheir organs, speak on that subject.
In thcsrissue Of February LIST, they say:
"AINNinfeld, we areiaformed, tic, Cap.
tain w9s not SO fortunate rs TO have the
speaking to himself, as he met with
knighF who, we learn, proved worthy of
bis steel," =. +. : j
An&in their issue Of February 18th, we
have thc following: r. ~
"FotSD HIM. Tho inquiry in regard
to the whereabouts Of that ubiquitous fel.
low 'Ssm' has been almost universal. 1t
is said that +. w. Nc Comas, Esq, would
be Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, found
him ifthe person of Mr.. Sam Neale, at
Winfield, not long since, and made his ac-
quaintance under such peculiar circum-
stances that heIwill bs likely to retain
vivid oppression Of bis striking pAysiog-
no'ny uhtil the day OF lis dcalh." -
Wel5 well; there is yet SO me forlorn
hope fer Sam many better man who
never kotso high up in the papers! And
may w2 not hope to redeem ourselves be-
fore anintelligent and refined public for
hsTingsaided in searching out and bring
ing 70 light tho acknowledged and myste.
rious Asaa Of the Order, and presenting
him inahe person Of "ISam'" ~: A.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

49, M IN Z ~
Mid A iisM Snow at this point. The
cold ses in before the small streams wen
replenished with water. and shey remained
almost dry during the entiro winter. The
farmers have not bem able 70 do anything
Of importance during The winter In the
blowing line; and throughout the month
Of. March the land has been too dry and
frozen to work with any degree Of COM
fort or advantage; and indeed good part
of the time II could not be worked Of oil.
And now, while our citizens In town and
in The country, are making some efforts
in the line Of gardening, they can mother
coax or force the season. BY thus speak
ing, we are MOTTO DO understood as indul.
ging disposition to complain Of tho Prov.
idence that exercises authority over US,
and no doubt they are ordered for our
good-yet we may not be able to under
stand them fully. A short harvest last
year, long and severe winter. and q back
ward spring may operate as n Divine dis.
cipline upon the rebellious subjects Of a
nerciful Benefactor.
Tho late spring, or growing season, is
by some to give assurance Of a
good fruit year. 1t should not be over
Il
booked. however, that the same hand that
controls one event, controls another;
hcncc We should think, speak and act ac-
,ordingly. =. ~ .:t r,.: La.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
For ae "star,of the KanawhayalIey."
L knOw.SOthing Meeting. \.l

MEssts RUSDL & MuRRELL: I under
stand tlat there has been Know Nothing
meetingin this county somewhere, which
passed RESOLUTIONS TO the following effect:
Resotped, That the Star of the Kama
wha Valley" must DO put down, and that
unless tais object can be accomplish ed by
some means as soon as possible, our con-
spiracy IN this county will be nocked into
cooked hat" Be It further resolved,
That this conspiracy in Putnam do form
committees to prevent the circulation OF
the Starsand,in addition to the usual X. N.
oath, allmembers be hereafter required to
take an extra oath to tell lies on Henry A
Wise. { n *'a
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
Harry Winston,
Henry Eskel,
Kieglne,

II xIClAl A9-Arrft
Eskel Is a German; the others, ny we
we're informed, acted withthe Know NJ.
| Nothings, and, whether members ol
ithat ordcr Or not, were considered ny
outsiders to be inentified with IN. w NJ
The clerks whose names we learn
were Thos. Scott and thompson
IBiles. both American Reform,
4 We. were informed that the eletc-
ton passed of quietly or ~ oar ir n
formanta expressed II nFbere was n
only n Dutchman knocked ido !. n !
once lin a while, and that didn't
amount TO much, you know l. th li.,
general proceedings were peacable',s'
No demonstration ofyiolente occur
red dtring the night following the
election, and the counting III the
ballots was proceeded IN without
Inolcstation until about one o'clock
yesterday, at which time All of TIE
ballots cast, (twelye hundred and
sixty,) were counted. except three.
HI All one o'clock d mob Of near four
hundred persons suddenly collected,
appearing on Tie ground in squads
of thirty, forty and lifiy men, and 4
gangs Of perhaps thirty entered tiie
engine house and snatching the tick
ets,poll books and tally sheets, thrust
them into the stove where they were
consumed, then TIN Gpthc Ansic,icd lIa|
nag opcr ne touer ot NJ Engine muse,
cheered repeatedly and retire., - --
There was no fight, no struggle
the audacious act was performed in
an instant, and there were few spec
tators besides those engaged in the
work Of destruction, and the clerks
and judges. #..HHH5 H8
AS for the story Of The illegal yo-
ting which was the ostensible cause
ofthe outrage that was not believed
BY any person I'M the Twelfth Ward
with whom we had the opportunity
Of coyersing. And TifIit III true, the
+" American Reform Judges and
clerks are responsible Hfor| N. \ From
every circumstance one can learn or
this affair, it appears to have been
coolly calculated, and utterly unmiti-
gated. NH IN Is. Nh
There never was ~ more WantOIl
and horrible desecrationt than the
ofthe star spangled banner
by the Twelfth w ara mob over the
sceneiof their unparlled outrage. u
In the very smoke ofthe ballots the
flag of our country foated fair and
- and the rnockery was
enough to sicken the Very hearts Of
all good citizcnr. 1H4 sff.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
GENERAL ISTEI.LlGENcE. !.

| The new steamer Cityof Baltimore,
Of the Liverpool and Philadelphia
line, has been takenIby the French
government, and had left Liverpool
for Marseilles having in tow the
American ship Ticonderago, which
had also been chartered.
The new Emperor f Russia had
made several speeches those To
his Ministers mild and peaceable, but
those to his army warlike-on the
Iwholchis language il interpreted in
a pacific sense. -i M. II
The first Of the four points which
has been agreed upon by the Vienna
conference, reads as follows
1.-THE abolition Of the exclusive
proteetorate Of Russia over the prov
inces ofMoldaviaI aid Wallachia;
the privileges accorded to these prov
inces Blythe Sultan, being placed an
derthe guarantee of the five Powers. Y
The latest dispatches from Vienna,
which are up to Friday morning, say
that the conference was progressing
fayorably, and the second point had
been agreed upon that day, Of would
be the day following, but II must be
understood that the question 81
peace or war will mot Be decided iii
til theFthird point il agreed upon.
The Paris correspondent Of the
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
.Mr. Cp,hnan;, S.hoOI.

| We had the pleasure Of visiting this
school on Friday last. The attendance
was large, and the pupils passed through
their recitations with much credit to them
selves and their. teacher Judging from
the conduct Of those present, We were led
to infer that MI. CUsHMASw was much re.
spected BY his scholars. The school /.
in . thriving condition. and bids fail to
50 continue. We wish Mr., G. success.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
A LOCKER ON IN VEsI cE
For tip "star Of the Kanawha Valley
VIE Men on the Waters OF POea.

On tie Goth Of March, on the waters
of Pocay in the county of Kanawha, at
the houhe Of Mr.. David Wallace, there
were sohe Of the citizens of the waters
of Poca assembled together in compliance
with an Invitation to assist Mr.. w. to roll
logs. Some one made motion that we
should take vote and try the strength Of
of Wises The vote was taken, and there
were fotnd to DO present twenty7three
Wise men and one anti Wise man. B.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
Inter rom IIayana-:E1eeutlen d Hanzs
| NV 5Yoak, April

Nrw sYoRk April.
BIZ an arrival at this port We III
adyices from Havana 70 8lst ulk
The execution oil Estrampes ID
place on the 30th.
Srs Consul Robertson, under instru
lions from Washington. demands
his trial under the provision of|d
treaty with Spain; but notwithstahl
ing the protest, he VA tried by . nj
itary court and condemned, haa4
confessed his design to secure y
Independence Of the Island, and ma
Tested tile greatest indifference /
his fate.
AT his execution, he tried f. 4
dress the multitude, but the dFla|
and trumpets were ordered TO soulE
His voice Wa heard above the dinl'
the instruments, shouting, aLibt
forever, and death 10 al kings!'
The other prisoners were Y
demned to long imprisonment.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

sevesal Nos. Of the New York Must
cal Reiiew and Choral Advocate" has
been received; Tits good work, and if
our good -peoplo would make up club
and send for>it no doubt their ehurch
exercises would BIO much improyed.--
The Review" is published by Mason
Brothers, at 81 per ann,ln. n.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

| or rorks are carried ~
/ ii an alIied council N,
| on (be 4lh ult. Ii was resol ~
conn 1ence solve operat;n, 49,
Lord Raglans last disns...
tied 9Th March. He saw r NJ
Ell was becomingFtine and ~ a,s WI
| the sick were muth imurossss! I
sentence. That a new ~, ~ . 4
terry Of three guns have cs,'.a
Russian vessels to leave ~: se
|ings in the harbof, andthat Il ~ v
SLAMS were receiving larpc ". \
and provisions for maintain '
war.
Omar Pasha's force, ii I
|instant, was 35, 900, and M. NJ
constantly augmented by i,..I =
rivals.
Letters from o jlessa sav II. &
ton Of the RUSSIANS was in NJ h
case OF an evacuation ofBe..s; i
without q contest The rans \
Constantine directs the ficet Y \ 4
ministry the marine. A no ~
levy Of recruits was made th..sl
out Russia and Poland, dur;s'' |
night Of the 18th Marcn.
The ice was breaking IN =.
iii the Baltic. ~
The flying British squad,n. !,
first instalment Of the BaSs { !
sailed from Spithead for Rid. = NJ I
10Th March.
NH In the English House Il I'll
Lords Lyndhurst and CIa, !,
spoke severely against tie ~
ting conduct of Prussia,
The Legislative Assembly M
mark had voted unanimcmi,';
impeachment Of The x-Minisl,,
The attempt ofthe French All N,
storm Shanghai proved q failurs
The Anglo French squadron
twenty-five steamers had sailed
Genoa to take the Sandman Il.
to the Crimea.
Adyices from Odessa to I'M i.
ult., say that Prince MenchikofS
Of fever at Simperpool, which
doubted.
The Russians had sunk four 4.
vessels in the mouth Of the harbe,
SeyastopcL
The French hospital at Cons,,,
nople had been burnt down, I
ninety-six persons persisted ID /
flames.
i The Pope had sent an embl,.y,
coincidence 10 the Emperor Of
sia.
II was reported that Gortscllu
had been ordered from ST. Pe,a
buFghto take Eupatoria at any N.
and was preparing for the szps
ton.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

We haye received one No. of the "Cin-
cfnnatT Business Index published by
Messrss Hardy \ Thompson. This pa
per affords great facilities to business men
throughout the West: We wish the en-
terprisiag publishers success. p.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
I Gorrespondenee. ofMe Euouiirer,

>FLuvIsSA CorErY, March 10, 1855.
MEssBs EDrToRs.-Hurrah for Henry
A. WISE Like clever fellows, the Demo.
Gratis are boiling from the ranks Of Know.
Nothingsm. No less than seven have
Withdrawn from one county, and have fall
len back into their old ranks. Like brave
and gallant soldiers, they have shouldered
their muskets and are now pouring into
the enemy some Of Capt Bragg's favorite
shot--gfape. Desertions have made them
but the better soldiers. They have view.
ed the ehemy's works, and are better pre-.
pared tosfgRt him; = f
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
srrR,Ise II. LrsTrp "a h. ,.,;ra,

sTznLIse H. LEsrER, Esq. has retired
from TIE Danyille Republican, having
disposed Of The establishment to Messrs.
HrSsrNo 3 oBENoHArS. The salutatory
Of the new editor. Mr.. THOMAS I. HEN
ase, is well written, and shows the ed
itor to be Democrat of the right stamp.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
ONE OF THE SEVEN.

P. S:You can use the above as you
choose. / The'lodgeI speak Of is at the
Court Hpse, Palmyra, We were all re-
fused dismission from the Order, and we
DO not know whether our names have been
Scratched from the parchment roll, but,
suffice itto say, We are of. BY or without
peImissian; though the latter, I suppose.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
Buffalo Aeadtiny.

The nextsession of this institution will
commence ON the 18th inst This is one
OF the best schools in this section Of the
country, and we trust the attendance may
BE barge. Rev. d. j.. HrxDERsos, the
Principal, i known TO be d gentIeman and
. scholar. s,s,,vsi -: s..sa
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11

RlcE, q The Franklin Com u I
Wood; WooDs, 81 the Salem, and ll
GEoRGr viii please accept our thank
various hyors.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-04-11
\ #T..I. FOREIGN NEWS. Ef4E#jH WI
Arrival Of the Steamship Baltic.

SANDY Hook, April 9, II Pan.
Nothing new had transpired iii the
Provision market; the demand was
moderate at previpus prices. Bread
stuhs were steady AT THE last quota
tons. I'LL EH. l#f