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Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

The Legislature of Georgia convened at
Aiiledgeville on Monday. the 5;h inst, and
organized By the election of D. J. BAILEY
President of the Senate, and u. III. Stiles
Speaker of the House of Representatives
The Governor. in his message, recommends
the legislature to provide for calling State
convention IN case Congress refuses to ad-
nit Kansas into the Union oa account q,
her being slave State, in which event he
advises disruption Of the Union, but horcs
the patriotism Of the North will avert the
calamity.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
BALTIMORE Nnr 1n

While : political club of Know Nothines
was passing along the street, last evening,
they were fsed upon from house inhabited
BY Germans, and two balls hit a city watch
man. The Know Nothings immediately
attacked the house. firing over one hundred
shots into it. boinbarded it with stones, and
completely riddled it. The inmates of the
house escaped without injary The process
sion again formed and had not proceeded far
when it was again attacked from another
house. The police prevented further mis-
chief bJ- arresting the inmates.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

The RoTHscHILDs.--An article is going
the rounds of the press stating that the
whole concern Of the Rothschilds is worth
S1O0.000000 in money capital, besides
$500, ,000.0 900 more in real estate. mines &,
So far from this being the fact Gays the Ma.
tional lntelligencer,) we understand tha,
the general estimate in Europe as to the 40.
gregate wealth of the whole concern is 2O0
O0O,000 francs. or about S40,000,0OO-
The idea is purely absurd that their wealth
should amount to such an enormous sum a.
$1,000, 600, coo, equal at six per cent. to an
annual income of sixty millions of dollars
a sum which, in comparatively "a few years
accumnlatlng in compound ratio, and
doubling it every twelve years, would con-
centrate in their hands large portion Of
the wealth and property of all Europe.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
HLLLlHTH and To0n,bs foy. tLe ~

HltIiard and I'oonlbs for tie Ntg-
gerS.--Both these gentlemen are going to
represent the slavery side of the issue
among the Boston Rouudheads and Rasca.s.
IL is glorious opportunity to throw hot
shot among the whining hypocrites, and to
drop few shells on the tops Of the '.whited
sepulchres' which cover the dead bones
of Yankee Society, '-The sword of the Lord
and of Gideon go with Alabama and Geor-
gia,
Mr.. Hilliard, we learn, has accepted an
other invitation on the same subject, for a
place called Manchester built by the Lord
for his saints, somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of Boston.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

1t is estimated that tie one year of the
Eastern War. already passed. has cost ST.
100000. .Oe8 divided in the proportion of
one-third each to Russia and France. and the
remaining third divided between ENGLAND
Turkey and Sardinia. The loans have been
as follows France. $500, 100000 Eng
land, sl19. 900. 900; Russia, 5000, ,O0O, 600
These three nations began the war in debt
as follows England. Sc. s39. 9.615, 900
France, I165. .o00,0 900; Russia, 81, ,34o-
900 0O0s
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

The President has decided that the reso-
luton of Congress Of February, 1855, pro-
viding for the Brevent rank of Lieutenant
deneral, under which Cen Sco-r received
that appointment. gives him additional pay
and allowances, and that it is retrospective
IN Its operations from May %, 1917, whicI,
decislon has been communicated to General
Scorr.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

Il Boston paper, speaking of the vast
amount of money brought to that city by
the strangers who visited the Agricultural
Fair, recently held there, states that IN one
dag, the receipts Of foreign money at the
Suffolk Bank, reached the sum of ira
na/ltons Jsffy:nine thousand nine huu-
dFed and twcnty eight doIIars., This
exceeds BY 20 per cent. the amount of de-
posts OF any one day since the bank was es-
tablished
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Election News,
MARYLAND.

Nesc York, Nov. 8.
In the Fourth District, for Congress, Da-
Wis. (American,) is reported to have ma
jcri,y of 536 in the ID district. Ricard
(American.) is reported elected ; in the Sd
district. Harris (Ameriean) majority is re-
ported at 264 in the 5th district, Hoffman
(American.) is 10 doubt elected; Bowie
(An.i,) probably elected in the 9th There
was much excitement in the city during the
day and evening of the election.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

CoEToN-the New Orleans Picauu,,c
OF the 9Th inst. says. ''the cotton sales in
our rnaket yesterday, as reported in GU.
commercial news tEis morning, were very
large. They reached, it will be seen. fuIl
IS.0O0 bales, and at the same time prices
remained full and firm. We trust that the
continuance and improvement o. the market
Will be IN favorable keeping with its CON-
mencement."
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

At Benicia, California, in 1858, Jam SO
w. Cofroth said IF [ ever desert the
Democratic party may my right arm be-
withered." At the late election he was run
by the Americans for State Senator, and
elected by 100 majority, and on the day
of the election fell from his horse and broke
has arm Mr. Coffroth is a fue looking
man and Philadelphia printer by trade,
The stump of his arm must be a pleasant
memento.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

| The shipping of the world is estimated
at 1850 vessels. and the aggregate ton
nage at 10. 500 .000 Hunts Magazine es'
Inmates that al 500 ton the shipping OF the
woli Id Is worth the enormous amount OF
Sf15,eO0 600 OF this fifteen and half mll'
liens belong to the Anglo-Saxon race
United states 40, 500 vessels, and 1861 4l6
tonnage Great Britain 35,960 vessels, and
5,O43,270 tonnage.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Boston. Nov.


Returns from all but nine towns give
Gardiner for Governor plurality of about
$4,000. The Americans have elected the
rest of their State ticket. by a plurality of
10000. CHATTER. K n. elected to Con-
gress from the 10th District by 5000 plu-
rality. The House stands 179 Americans,
80 Democrats, II Republicans. 2 Liberty.
The X. Ms have also elected % Senators.
and all others, IL.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

Gov. Paul o. HEBeRr, the present
Chief Executive of Louisiana, has announc.
ed himself in favor of the principles of the
American party. A more substantial Sou-
shern Democrat than Gov. HEBERr, cam
not be found
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

Sidney G. Burton, so well known for bis
interchangeable pursuit of the Martha WASH
ington conspirators. was recently poisoned
IN New 1ork. His wife promptly went 10
hlm, and be has returned to his home, West
Side, where he is recovering. The effects
OF the poison were like those of dropsy, ana
pals OF water were drawn from Mr.. Burtons
legs. llleml'Ats Eagle + Enq'f>
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

70 We are requested to state. for the
Information Of those interested, that the con-
templated Cotton Factorage and Commits
sion House Of WALsH & GILMER, at New
Orleans. will not go into operation until
the 1st Of July next.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

% 1t is strongly suspected in this quar-
ter. that the author of scurrilous commu-
nlcation from this county. published in The
Little Rock True Democrat, of the 9Th
inst, and signed Mons Fenons. is the ilIe-
gltimate offspring of free negro.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

HARD WORDS The following cutting
paragraph occurs 10 recent letter address
ed by the Hon. DANIEL s. DICKINSON
to the Hard Shell Democracy Of New York.
Everybody knows that Mr.. Dickinson re-
CARDS the Administration and it's party in
New York, as an unconstitutional, free soil
concern. We commend this paragraph to
the supporters of Mr. PIERCE and his Ad-
mnistration:
Let fusion with her grim concomi-
tants, tremble as she plots her treason, and
seeks to build up her perfdious strength up
on national disturbance and the ruins of the
constitution and. aJore all. let thai pre-
cous band Of bread and butter patriots
Administration Democrats remember that
tie people hare q day for their fasting
and Humiliation"
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
The Boston Times, of the fst insta

The Boston Times, of the Tst instant
says:
The executors of the estate of Daniel
Webster have sent printed circulars to per.
sons having claims against the same, in
which it Is stated that the net amount of the
assets in their hands is $35,lS0 &c. and
the amount of claims is about S155,O0O.
The executors are now making a distrbu.
ton among the creditors They divide 2l
81 per cent. retaining in hand about per
cent. to dcfTay expenses and charges in the
suit against the city of New Orleans for a
claim of $4,000 for counsel fees in the
Gaines controversy.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

Capt. Man ners. who is at the head of the
party engaged il surveying Kansas and Ne
braska, writes That the Pawnee Indians have
ordered the party to quit the survey under
threats ef violence. The Pawnees have
pulled up all the posts planted by the party,
and are determined TO obIiterae all ira.
ces of the survey.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

We learn from the Washington Eueuiu Q
Star that WILLIAM r. MILLER has been
appointed Receiver of Public Moneys q,
Batesville. Ark's, vice JOHN C. CLAIBORNE
removed.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

PRESIDENTIAL NoMINATIoNs IN GEORGIA.
The Cherokee Geos giau runs to its head
the name of DANIEL s. DIcKiNsoN as its
candidate for the Presidency. and CHARLES
X jenkins. for the Vice Presidency The
Macon Cuizesi hcisss the name of JOHN j
CRITTENnEN for the Presidency. and JEsE.
CLEMENS for the Vice Presidency The
jacksonville Republican runs up the name
of CRrrrENeEN for President, and DIcKIN-
son for Vice President
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

We learn from the Chicago Press that
during one week, one operator purchased
100000 bushels Of wheat, at an average
of 81 so per bushel The weeks business
by al. parties is set down at 2 900 coo bush
els
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
THE TELEGRAPH.
WA 8 HIN GTON:
WEDNESDAY,: NOV. 1855

% His Excellency. Gov E. n. Con-
WAY. arrived at our place in the Eastern
stage on Friday evening, and left on Satur-
day morning for LafaYette.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

% We learn that Mr. r. WALSH. of
Shreveport. has purchased the new steamer
MARION. for the upper Red river trade, and
that she will commence running regularly
in the trade as soon as navigation opens.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
WISCONSIN,
Miiacaukie. Nov.

Election very close as far as heard from.
IA Republicans and IL Democrats elected
to the Senate; 81 Republicans and 50 Dem
ocrats to the Assembly the majority stands
for Barstow 100. and Bashford 6. $685.
Il is reported that Minnesota co.. gives Bash
ford 400 majority. which. if true, the Re-
publican ticket is probably elected.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

The Albany Eceaing Journal, one of
the leading organs of Republicanism or Ab
olitlonism in New York boasts that nine
teen of the newspapers in that State which
are now supporting the Free-soil party we're
lately Democratic organs
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
NEW YORK
New YORK, Nov. 10. p. II.

New YORK, Nov 10, p. II.
Complete returns are in from all the coun-
ties except four. which give Headley plu-
rality of nearly 10000 votes The Senate
stands ii Republicans. Democrats and 8
Americans. House stands 50 Republicans
4S Democrats and 2S Americans. The
Herald says additional returns give Headiey,
Know Nothing, for Secretary of State, a
plurality of nearly $4,000 over King, Re
publican. There are six counties to hear
from, which will probably decrease Head
ley's plurality
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

he Washington Union publishes a cali
for meeting of the Democratic National
COMMITTEE, appointed by authority of the
last National Democratic Convention. at the
National Hotel in Washington, On the sth of
january rext
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

CAIRO AND FULToN RAILRoAp.-Tbs
Washington Union, of the 18th ultimo,
says:
The Governor of Missouri, in letter
IN answer to a communication from the
Commissioner of the General Land Office
has signised his approval Of the survey of
the route of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad
heretofore filed in the General Land Office
by the company. This completes the basis
for the adjustment of the grant to that rail
road company, and releases from reserva.
ton at an early day. large quantity of
land not needed for the grant.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

Lieut.. Roland of the Navy, one of the
officers stricken from the rolls of the SER
vice for inefficiency, by the late retiring
Board, was, at the time the Board was try
ing him. fighting the pirates on the coast of
China where he gained the highest honors
for bravery and skill.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

Two frame dwelling houses were recently
stolen in Thompson street N. Y, and taken
OF IN the night. Not stick or remnant
was left on the lots This is given as an H.
lustration of the efficiency of the New Y ork
police
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Ne1c York. Nov. @.

A Washington letter to the Courier & En-
quirer says that important atlvices have been
brought by Mr.. Buchanan Lord Palmer
sion decides that her Majesty's Govern
ment will not conform with the American
construction of the Clayton and Bulwer
treaty, or abandon the new Colony of the
Bay lslands-not recognise old boundaries
in Central America. nor relinquish the pro-
teetorate of the Mosquito Islands. The
Dulwer and Clayton treaty is repudiated by
both countries. and it no longer exists
This will lead to important political revou-
tTonS
The enterprise of Walker and Kinney
will soon bring up the question of annexa-
ton, in a shape that cannot be evaaed
Two propositions have already been made
to the Administration. their sole object be.
ing an objection to the Bulwer and Clayton
treaty.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

The Salfan of Turkey has sent Marshal
fELIssIER ma agniGcent sabre, with the til
tie of Sidarekem, and patent granting him
a pension of two hundred thousand francs n
yeaf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

SHOCKING AFFAIE.-Thc jackson (Ten-
nessee| Whig gives an account OF shocking
affair that recently took place at Mount
Pleasant in that State. A planter named
ID. L Moore, while inseafcated, fired gun
at bis own daughter while she was crossing
the yard and missed Eer. Her brother,
seeing the act. ran towards bis father to pre-
vent another discharge and received the con-
tents himself, killing him instantly The
Wre'ehed man then inflicted deep cut on
both OF his arms. in order to put an end to
bis own life, in which, however he did not
succeed. Liquor WAS the sole cause Of the
affair
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

The Washington Union publishes call
for meeting Of the National Democratic
Convention on Tuesday, the sth of January
next
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
Mo,l gomcry (Ala.) MaL.

4 correspondent of the n Y Times,
writing from Washington. states that the
friends of the Hon. GEORGE NJ. DALLAS
Tor the Presidency. are moving steadily, ST.
iently. and cautiously IN his behalf. and that
already the movement is far more formida.
BILE than the friends Of rival candidates sup
pose.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

The total population of Nebraska, accord
ing to the census which has Just been taken,
Is 4,565 There are eleven slaves in the
Territory
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

JUSTIN BUFTERFIELD, Commissioner Of
the General Land Office under President
TAYLoR's Administration, died recently at
his residence in Chicago.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
MISSISSIPPI AND LOUISIANA
JACKSON, Miss. Nov. 12,

JACKSON. Miss, Nov. II.
Whole Democratic State ticket elected BIZ
from 5000 TO 1000 majority
The Democratic State ticket elected in
Louisiana; three Democratic Congress men
and one American
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

Hon. JOHN j. CRIrrENDEN, of Kentuckv
has accepted an invitation from the Boston
Committee to deliver lecture on Slavery
in that city.
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21
ONO ELEcrioN.-The Cincinnati En-

Ono ELEorIoN.-The Cincinnati En-
quirer thus speaks of the election of Chase
in Ohio
1t is a certainty that Chase is minority
Governor. He has been repudiated by the
people, although he obtains the Office under
the constitution. Chase made his run In
order to receive an endorsement from the
electors of Ohio that his course in the SEN
ate had met with their APPRECIATION. He
has failed to receive it; they have refused
to approve of his abolition notions. 1t is
therefore unjust to Ohio to call her an abo-
lition State She must be taken out OF the
category. Owing TO division among his
opponents, Chase will assume the guberna-
torial Office, and not because he is the choice
of the people The majority against the
Democracy last fall was $4,000; and yet
with this capital to go upon, Chase fails of
an election by the people. The following
estimate of the vote for Governor in the
whole State we think will turn cut to be
nearly accurate:
Washington telegraph., 1855-11-21

A dangerous counterfeit fifty dollar note
on the Augusta branch of the Bank of the
State of Georgia, is in circulation at the
South.
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LAID Wsrrants Wnnted- 10 exchange for good i'm
proved properly the City orookyn pay IND 10 per ceot
TIE Warrants slosed Apply to ID B TAYLOR, No. 2ls
Brcsdwsy corner Of fulton st room No lS
saisrasl snte Egruce Once and Labor Exchasse
o.ss, cts Nsw.yOrs tn. Ofce established by the Com
..ss 81 and s. very Ss o q
vsse have their orders do5 by writing to
= snperintcens.eu ana senss ao M s PaJ
He,es. IAsEs tA9AS snpertntendent
(sood Spring rrade.-We desire to b I'D the fact be
hse your eses that you intend to keep out Of the Of
hard starvation keep In circulation YOUR CARDS
end CIR ULARS To do this efsctusly In largo city Ike
Eew Yoh get your Printing large quantities. aad
v your Printing At low prices and In GOOD STYLE just
ssi Of the Central Ste am. Printing House Of
HOLMAN GRAY. cor Centre and whi.ssta
Boct and job Printing of any extent and variety
MAYORS OFFICE NewYork, March 3 1855.
600 Reward Proc ama tion Whereas WILLIAM
fOuLs has died q III. inflicted as IL believed
by ts Ltwis BAKER, sboa, IL o'clock of the night
ss @ s SrossS.S -. pSO' ~heSs.. ,ss .sid Lew.
s..ss ' NE c,S ts Now therefore. FERNANpo NooD
offer OF two handrsS ana 6fty dollars
her az her too husd ed and SSr So.s TO be
paid IN the certificate OF The Recorder OF
Sb o. he esimSs aid T.wapS BE Be. al
claims presented the Mayor within s.v. AMER
zach 'b2's1i A''' VI ''D fEsSASno %Sso oSSS u.vo
$3.50 Reward -PROCLkuArloN-MAYo 0yyIc,
New. Yors. March s. 1855 Whereas JOHN CAxPepfI
bs ba'ehss cart the OF sarn, and
Hudson the sd Of January last about coik IN
kAs since 65 N Consequence The pres received,
the Who drove said cart unknown the
sxsrs 81 Two klsdeS and Ffy Dol a. for the
conviction Of vac pe'.ea Who con nnss said violence
Reeordss or attorney that sb upon
s .touy Of the person or Ps;ea. e.n,1s said rs..rd
'' SUCH 81 L ss'' VI" % FERNaNDo WOOD. Mayor.
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The Finh Edition will be Rssdy the 18th iast
THE WING ALMANAC for 1855 contains
in .Stiiios 70 the usuA calendar pages and Astronomical
TIE oovEsEsLNr OF the UNITED srArEs-E.
SENATE on TIE UNITED STATES. ksnssn Of and
aS oT' 81 = sIFkEsEN1Arlvzs x.ms.n Of POLITICAL,
xXXiv,n COsGREss. MEMBER Of, I. "a, - chosen, pehr
rHE WAR IN EUROPE
Historical and Critical Sketch Of the Wa between Rssssa
-t .ne tes oes s rSxsn " :" Jan l. i"
The Rise Progress ard probable Destiny Of the nysteroas
41s; c:, S1S q, s Mss xeo~ S''An
fable eoapri.iss he Nsm-. square Me. Population,
Capital and Chief Executive Odeer Of each VI Govern
neuts Of North and South America and the Wass inds
Slavery LEGISLATION IN TaE UNITED STATES
III. sss,ve save Law Of 1855 The Missouri CeDpro@ss
MY ei..ss-d-speeeh Of william 4 Seward On he Bli-
fsf PuBLic LASos. GRADUATION ACT, &C.
fREAty or RECIPROCITY WITH CANADA, &C.
fkEATY WITH MEXICO lG.dscen Trestyj
NATION axrfoSAI vIsastE A &C
Ases Of the Reprn Of ne Secretary Of 1re.s1Yy Bee
retay Of Navy, Postmaster General Sc
AGRInULTuR sL-I9.sr. :: FseH fer ssEsn. &c
Lat Of the Vessels Of Var Of tbs NAVY 9TH Rate
Cans .h.n .na shsre esili, By WON commanded Were
ELTCTIoE RETURNS TaoA EvZsY srAvE ~ fHE
UNION sb.eb n.s De 90 election surtrs The care
tally eonp.sd and Compared vita former elections e.
GOVERNMENTS OF rs sEvERAL STATES FOR lass
aas Of Ssstls q Lssis.ssI.. f,ns Il soldias Eis.
1874 and POPULATIONS or EACH STATE
Price ss cent. .ssa 81 per s:.ss t1ss leo ros:n.s
.,d ;ths . 70 ne pad 81 J. ,s.sa e.
slEELEY ncEL1A1E
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Tor CONCERTS, LECTURES, FAIRS,
i PUBLIC ard COMMITTEE MEETINGS, kc-CHl
MISE ROOMS, No SO Broadway. loetween The a.ropoh
tan and the Ct Nicholas Prescott and CosDore Hotes
kOOhs to sceomu odss from IS 10 z 81 parsons with
vibos. &e Lb@r. arrsnfenens would be made ~zh
srshs.oBs society fer the large room 90 sgnesys
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ftYe Depar tment.-The 4 essuer of The Fire Depart,
peut with much pleasure Acknowledges the receipt OF
3 $50 81 by the Henry Borr Esq Treasurer of
Ball Cemmit'ee. being the proceeds Of the
T~epty,,xh Annual Ball given the Academy of Music,
Ian rs 1885 Of the Widow and Orphan Fund of the
Fpe Department. .
The Tiesvrer beh of tire Department tenders hs sin
the Bail Committee and alec to the Press for
seI ersutous aid afforded this occasion; and
cleo e. cur no generously forward to
ssst IN su,tsnipg Charitable Fund