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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19

Mexican 10 suiet O. q 85d&55, sccOroiDG 10 quslty
BOPs-Ihe usse 4. fr but du l. sLs Of 3 bales a. Is q
gle for 7 sxeYn ard Western gov h. 1884
BAY-A fir de Dsbd for poins stA Offering 81 the
close; sales OF eco bales ct & y 100 n
BEEP-Tbere little ieiss spd prses favor the puFshv.r
sales 81 e5 bs-s Dressed American $780, ard Ice bales
common Jule At $50 mos M-nills 10 held a. lot' $1,000
HAIR-I tooo request for erport win sale Of 10 90
IL Bio Grade mixed ct fe cess, w bond
HIOFs-Dunrf the week the narset hiss d-cnsd Il cent
q n but there doing the statement Tbs arrivals
prospects In the mauuss-
srtice being faerr tanners are not disposed TO
enter The usr,t Wepote s.les Gay Of $3.50 Aogostus
2412ctc months usual selection The s,oes h.nd
foiov II go Ayrs 800 Ansours sac Afriel
go Bssmorss &c go savanils. &c $50 Car,co. 300
West Incs $50 ta.Orn, Kip, and 700 Southern Tex.,
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vEALs-Tber has been isls fdOs of IN the receipt OF
sye, lea order sLc. the OF tue ordinance
sale Of such stuff bat that Law will never pat
st The abon iosbe practice We mast have such s~s 40
prevail il some Of the ssrse The Inspector wsts
H. aud SEXES al that he judges uehs for food
The opysss Of OF calves that usnt will not ah.ct
the price Of sooc they always commands 70 7c
i've weight 70 -,
1.-the win p.s appointing Inspector OF Calves
ara Let hi sill spd s-nd the back
se.n 90 ceuoty they will pat to the sbonins
bic The beans Of the things enough TO sicEen
ny q but brute. - .
MILK COWS-The trade in Cows th,s week is decidedly
dull The LARGEST part Of the deales In Co.'S all tbs mar
bet places looh upon the opoafe OF the sas ruin
Of their trade 1nsy esiden, slsrmst bat thsy take
sood alarm the, customers However nothing ont
the tsh pree " 8eeves Keep up tbs price off
Tie number down the Bsr EN- Hoas ast wees rss
msl Abe sreat buh foot Our opinion l. tbst farm
the .cpty of this City not foolish enough 70 sell ths
Coz. toe sPPaeHy his1 prices that many have 'o
II worth the price they worth
ore where RAE srUps end bad better be kef shere.
suIsE-We tbiok there 10 fslins OF la the prices o.
Eoss hssre Mr. Aerton Of his ths' thsy
were very tru1ste ia nshpg the sale hey did Of god
LOT 81 &c goes tie cod fom bs ysIes this week 2SII az
5tdtt; aSd not many st either extreme
The ~esher gttios pretty warm for packing. and quite
too warm tor healthy eating of fresh pork
There do~ inward tendency in the market from the fol
loy uiurr
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The above markets are carefully revised by the
following dealers at Washington Market:
J. N BuLLyR-st.nd No IOl, Butter, Cheese and Lard
y. P.cyER & sos-stsnd No s, Pou try .ud Game. .
KSAPY RYSo-stands Nos n and 2s Beef, Mutton. Veal
snc Lamb.
FsLLER RAxD-stsnds Nos. and 4. City Smoked HAM
Bacon, Beet, Tongues &c. ~
J. H. BRoAs Co.-stAnd No L. Fruits Of all kinds
J. ID. Hscox-Stands Nos II and 49, Fish desef
G. Y. HARRis-Stand No. So Eggs, Cheese &C.
s L. king Co Stand No ), Green ssd Dried Fruit,
Vegetables, Herbs. ks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-19

PEIcEs oT BEEF To DAY. Beevss cold st 20 much
round generally BY estimated weights for the meat in tie
qVsitsn .,
Fini quality OF good fair naiket Bee. II ellie
seeOid rsie. ltdlic.
Ordinary, eidloe
s.me vssy .Ius good l2i dl;c. "
PAGES " VEAL CALyEs-Tbs at which such Calves
Ct eel for su the yesr from to &C. ID. ave
weight
elss called tittens"hs Calves from one to elk days
cla--eils from Q IS 70 *39 - eseh.
Another 49,. called ga. csves generally cold At focr
70 sir month. old, brings IS 20 81.
A eood fat Veal often brings q ga SO.
MILK Cows The price OF Cows depends /. much upon ss
cy 0 the price Of bor-es. -
Oreirsry Cows ass; COED fair Cows, 49, extra
quality With calf ssSs6o
suiEr AND L.ns,-Connon Sheep, IS SGs3i extra
sheep 6iCd6l2; Lambs, esdB
SWINE fed Hog small ezs for market retsAs
81 re live weight; still fed Hos Zoe; Hoss for psckBs
81 eec I've Weight large Hogs, sornfed dc sd weight II
7.c for the very beet
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aarkess e-n,,teS 81 Te,>SrapA.

CHAxItsroS. April II -Oz, cerroS market exelhs -
charge. The sairs DAY sueastsS e. 80 ssles se
SAVANNA April IA firm and savsaesa nsfat s< Sos~
Tox saIss day - b.lss prices r~asias ffss u see
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R.~.spss ef Produce Ap,u =,

~ Enc ss.Oss-i i" sss Fiss, 20 Ptss A'sss 10 a
NhA8y 80 DO battsr ", o<4s Ose ~ ps9s rress~s
Sc saes Lesias i bales Wool SO sSs APPlss - ssss
sse Hess $500
e. ha.s Nal
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Family Marketing.

The following table gvss the Retsa PROS Of tbs
principal articles Of Farm Produce In the City OF
Nev-Ycrk on Wednesday April ls:
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Fhs a. the 2oI lees thss the
weekly .vsrs,e lssf which was ). Nj
The sversse nupb-r sseb sr msrt-tdsy VS. m Tue
nuuo.r s.. ,d -sssy Sc5 The nnmo-r 10 Day 10
wneh belsw the sv-rss. ofths year in this
Pm. following tshe sives toe nsn.s ct owners OF Cattle s
es yuds 20 DAY. they from and whom soa:
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POTATOEs-Tbe supply 10 limited; prices well nsin
t,prc tie demand sood IS IS - for REDS and Pnf
eyes ana f4ds4 Is fo Asrcen sad Csrte Bermuda and
Sweet sell ct IS y Dbl -,
PLisTER-We hear Of sales bs. the feeling fIu viii
q rood demand. 49,.
81 Is
RAGIThe market Is bare and priees sill tend upwards
.ies Of no bales HAMBURG SIC and SOC bales Trieste, PAT
r. arrive a. On advance from previous prices
RICE-The demand fair, and the sdvsneed prices s.ee
h.xs hen obtained There tle cold under 6ts. fhe
oei continue very mail with h<h srv.sts prospect The
..Iss have hseo $50 terces Ct sdesc-moriy o. ste So
6sALT-Th- market stesSy for all kinds 80 AA'shsus
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IMMATURE ALNASac........THis DAY -
srn R,es.,5 10 seu...........o IS MOos-Rpes 10 D
wkrBs........rBis DAv - -.
Sandy Hook. % Gov. Island. 81 Hell oste -
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iAe4 <J<
The following Bonds and Stocks we're sold at aut
ton BY j. Thompson:


Albeit H. Nicolsys regular semi. weekly su ,tion
sale Of Stocks ano BoUds Will take place tomorrow
Thursdsy,) at l2l O'Clock, at the Merchants Ex-
change.
Bresdstuffs are still buoyant, with moderate cup
plies. State Flour is seJipg 1t 50 1880 The best
grades Of Flour seiliBg at ell so sl3. Wheat
IL scarce, and White brings So 40 v bushel. Rye is
81 45a$l so. Corn is without important change,
but rather better for future delivery TIE range s
81 osasi 10 y bu-h. Pork is sgan better. the
sales are at SIT 75asl7 s7l, and els for Mess
AID Primo. Beef is finn. There is good business
F., doing in Cotton at about &C. 10 decline The sales
of the week have been 22 900 bales Of which l2 900
were in trsnsitu. The deficiency in receipts at the
ports is DOW 23l 600 bales and the Increased exports
lOl 900 bales. Mr.. Wm. j. Wnghts Circular, for
the steamer, ssys:
RECEIPTS CRoP The deficit in receipts a, tbs pors
~ CON pared last now 81 va eAes an1
yd b, telegraph felt next week will b sressr tn.n
Al any far. The increase IN te 70
Great Britain IL stan reduced aud stands now <V oalee
and this ill steadily to be very soon
In the tables Will be shown The iiVefs are s
too low to I'D receipts opinions vs,y to the
possibility the residue OF the crop thougn e
was occur planters oil require GIL theu nsna
TO the Complaints premature thy
erop The only point OF much noe, at tes esEy pc
nod 10 with sufficient TO give tres nsvta pc
rye too much moisture vous exist for the good oil the
,oup plant without the Cotton still IN the interior
lust am there. 81
Sse following is statement of the movement In Cotton
,es the lat Ne pte compared with the previous
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GUNNY- 10TH is hrn and com nstds l1e - D'
GUNNY BAGs-A sale Lss been maze OF - 10 blodlss
Bosep here st &c mos. delivered there sales
In bs.s at stc s. ucs.
GUANO- The msriet Is finn; 90 Ps.uvisn sold 81 the
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s1we Is every disposition in the Street 10 en- oourase
!. active and buoysnt Stock Market IL this ia ,ubus
A specie shipments could be removed. The Banks,
Asvever Tar &c ascertain. entertain no appre-
Aessicn that their specie reserve will be reduced to
roipt at which q serious contraction would be ne.
~ssry before relief will come from some quarter
.;,her from Cotton and other produce shipments, or
tbe renewal OF large receipts Of gold from California
In Exchange, tho market closed without CD .uge.
bat with fee supplies of bills from the esdiog bank
&C., ct the current rates 10 aloi cent for Sterling
The supply OF outside bill, is moderate. The denaud
for Sterling was DOT go large for this steamer q, draw
ers anticipated. Francs are 5.l5s a 5 l2i.
Frekhts continue depressed. TO Liverpool, the
engagements include 500 baes. at % ID. 100 bbl.
on at Isl and Logwood ISL. To London 2, 400
bbls Resp, ~ y $50 lbs. To Hsvre, Cotton IL :;
Copper Ore, 60; Whaiebone, 90 Ashes, sc an 1 81
fol Bremen, Cotton &C., and Measurement Goods
sol; California freighis doh at 30 a3Sc
The re sipts at the Sub-Tfeasory were s43,5a
paid, si42, s75; balance So, ssi, s67. Paid from As
say Office, $500. Pad on Di.bursing Checks,
eos ea3.
The Baltic to-day took 81 1893. GA, of which
ts23 7si was IN American gold coin. $50 2sa in gold
bars, and 1855 in silver coin We cannot recollec.
~ ao'bO snPNcnt v! any previous stSauef iou
this port. The two steamers on Saturday, ii is
thought may take an aggregate of about h4lf mil
lion. Nothing, however, has yet been actually
engaged, excepting a small amount Of bars. OF the
bars shipped 10 day, portion has never been
count in the Bank returns The co ming Aspinw all
steamer 1t esmsied by parties connected WITH the
Californian trade will bring million Of dollars in
gold Should this prove true will 90 far to infu,e con
fdence in the permanency Of the present easy Money
market We hear rumor tina, the small ship ment
tfeold by the last Nicaragua steamer, was partly The
result Of the backwardne-s of the agent of tns, route
in settling with Messrs. Page, Bacon g. Co. for the
box Of gold stolen months siCce, and replaced
with box of iron. The steamer Of Friday mex;
takes, under-tsnd $500 600 in colo from our Sub
Treasury, sent by the Secretary of the Treasury
Government disbursemt nts in California.
Among the passengers by the Baltic, 'o-day, were
DIR. WIN. O'BrieD, of the house Of Wm. & John
OBrlen, ard Mr. Edward Dodge Of the house Of E.
W. Clak, Dodge CO, wel-kno ~n and inAueusia
members of the Wall 81. community. Our bes, wishes
60 with them.
The following is comparative statement Of re-
ceipts from passengers and freight during the months
Of March 1854 and 1855:
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LFAO-fnr muIet :tv.; bu,sr, and sellers remsn
ips at vssuce; Last sale Of spsni.h Al - cs.n
LIME-Tbe nsrbet 10 better; 80 ID mon R0ckand st
flds1 a5, ard 80 Lump at ~ ut
LATHS-The II arb et 10 steady &C So Y. g. VI
LUMBE R-The maTset is nm a. sl5ds7, for Eastern
Spruce and Pine.
LEAThRR- tbere has prevailed the past week, good de-
hemlock sole chiefly for middle weights asd dam
.Red tie prices Il these in favor Of selersthe
ceps bers aer than the daily rsnascons Other kinds
aIe conpaIayey quiet Oak Of the CON mon qaai es are
little sought hut the better grades meet With ready die.
posa French Casiin Of hi w.lhts are held hrny aud
Fug.h Sailed Sheepkius are ia lDited supply
bu. the price OF the uanufa nsei article nteheres with
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TEAs-The Ia quy pfivs,s hss been fair without any
change 10 prie.s The scs suple OF hinss except
lee ssd,s Black vnich yer, fent, The sued sale
today fairly AMENDED and OF With spirit Of prices
sini he previous of.ribrs.
TIh-Tte nskef Of ps saes II Bsnes ~ ne.
e..h sr.rs 25te Plates steady SO y.
suce frrSd Y
WOOL-Tbe nrie, for iousric Fleece is BY
tive though the moderate a5iy taken AZ prices
sn,thpf In favor Of les but ut. kely these prees
vi fsl os the low pric.sE wheb Wooden ocs sell
III OF vsrant snufse ues 10 oureh.ins Gnle~s o.
eoEsoerabe tbs pes.rt rates TIE ssss tSf the
v,ti A.. s. Ht a. sidi?e for common TO Fms Gsdss The
better srsses are comparatively fa.d not plenty
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The Western and Southern Rivers are slowly risiog,
although at the latest elegraphc dates, some OF them
we're again at a stand.
The aDnuJ report Of the Newton and New
Haven Railroad Company states the receipts OF the
Company for the year at:
81 ss , From ssDts'. 81 IS
rom Ir,sn,,.;:.'' ~ 90 '''- -
Total earnings of the road. "
Operating the road repairs fer, boat taxes ID soc, 10
suranes, ssrs and '.o.I :,
Yxeess Of earnings over expenses 20 S
Interest Nv
There is floating debt Of So, los 49, and interest
Coupons TO the amount of sl2,2l2 so, not yet pre-
snted. Tho 10 y cent. Bonds were issued to fand
this 6ebt. but only SIS 900 Of them have yet been
taken. A resolution was adopted authorizing tne
Directors TO sell the remainder on the best terms Cd
tsinable, for the purpose of iquidatng the noaung
debt The report states that all the suits against the
Compsny have been settled at an expense OF s2A'-
go &C. and there is no outstanding claims OF any I'M
portance. The Directors have reason to nope ths'
The Norfolk County Railroad viii soon De aoie 70
fufll It's obligations, and thus open new ana eApeo
tious through route between New-Hsven aud Boston,
which will greatly benefit the Road. The whoie COST
Of the Road ia 81 4ss, i25. The following gentlemen
were eleeted Directors fer the ensuing year, VIZ;
Joseph BstteII. New York; NJ. g. Elliott, Z. BUCK
ipgbsm, New. Haven; Joel futile, Guilford; Il. u
Scranton, A. O. Wilcox, Madison G. +. Ward, Say
brook c. J. MoCurdy, Lyme; A. F. Prenf's' New
London.
The Merchants Insurance Company of Boston mas
declared a semi annual dividend Of cent, pay
able on demand. Tie Boston MutuI Insnranoe
Company, q cash dividend Of 10 y cent on policies
now expiring.
On Monday. between 1000 and 5000 applications
<cr lands under the new bounty law were received at
abe Land Bureau, Wsshington-ths largest ever re-
ceived 10 enc day During last week 20, 700 tpplca-
ions wers received.
The busiasss of the Clearing House to-day was
81. isa, 900.
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New-York Cattle Market

RrPORT Of BEEvss MILK ,OWS. VEAL CALVES
SHEEP and LAMBS, and SWINE. received in NEW
YORK the several msrsec places Of Live stock. With
the current selling price, each week Prepared every
WEpkEspay the great ssle at BULLS HAD Forty,
fouuh o. eptr..-ly for the He NEW YORK rnl 0USs,
by sOLON ROBINSON The numbers taken from tbs
boos. esrsf.Iy tept nv Aiertoa proprietor Of the
ynca W.DsfsDAY, Apni IL, isoc,
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Ineresse.....slS.3 ST S. s7s u s9 1898 II
This makes an aggregate Of s2,93l,s76 az the
earnings the past Fix months, against 81 Os6 for
the same Elk months Of the previous year-sn in
crease of s30o,7sO.
The receipts of the Stonington Railroad in March,
were, not including mail money;
PsssenseD. l855.......$i, 5l457
Passengers ls5f...... II $50 80 DeefeAe 1850 oil
freight lS5o...... ......&i26l7 %
ftexnt, iSo4 1913 - Increase ....820 I0 -
ha follo -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-09
Hattie Of San Jaolnto

We learn from the New Orleans P~icayune TINT
Gen. Houston lately delivered an grafton in Tex
ms. in which he gave \ version Of the battle Il san
taeiuta. This Grafton having been Published N
the newspapers drew forth a host ofiHdignint
commentators. The first SAY the Picaynnel
To reply was David Il. Burnett. formerly frcsi-
dent Of Tcxns.A hy the rail, which arrived yes
frrdav we have two other nddrc-ses-onr BY
General Sidney sherman, aud one by Genef-
nj Mirnbeau 4 Lamnr. also once President
If Texas These gentlemen were officer, dur
ing thu laftie NJ SIM Jaeinto. mud ihry con-
cur with Barnett in declaring Gen. lionston's
narrntiye fal.e Throughout. aud in affirming that
the haftle was fought against the wishes md
Judgment If Houston, who is accused, moreover.
of behaving with personal cowardiee rs we'll n
showing utter ineapncity ms n general. ten.
Slpluan NV That whenever a ful narrative Of
4 " 7o.''o IL given trulhfaily IL the world,
'"n's 'nnslroon fame will rapidly de.
SIM into putrescence with The mas
Il upon which il rests; aud Gen.
-. My ewitupinioni is that he himself,
#Yi was the only coward on HAT field. |
co. usaa M other, mud ke know ns one"
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greatly IN the general abundance, and have n
strong tendency to diminish prices.
There j. another point Of view in which even
average crops will have AN immensely beneficial
effect on the conntry-it will greatly increase
the business Of railroads. With this increase nf
business will como increased profits. Then their
stocks will ti,r. aud there will he a general rise in
the price al property.
First there ia ynepum in the country. as "a all
GRIM. EzpprtatntIons If wheat and flour 10 Flu
rope ceased LONG since. The enormous price of
these articles this spring proves there wase deh-
oiencv in the supply. This vacuum must be fill
ed up. The great cities ntast be fully supplied
before tho price can fall Ia Il low point. Second
IL, there is also another regulator Of price. viz.
the foreign demand. War i now raging in Eu.
rope. and one Of the greatest wheat District
that around the Black Sen not furnish is
u,unl surplus. The price in Europe i not likely
t. fall materially. For several months the Liver
fool price Of Ohio H1ur ha- been II shillings per
barrel or about Sl0,I0. Between Cincinnati and
Liverpool, the cost of freight and commission
cannot lac far from -. Flour therefore will fall
below Is per barrel only as it falls in Liverpool.
The price of corn will of course. be kept up, till
near the harvest Of the new crop.
While, therefore,. we think the crops will not
be 30 enormous ns MANY suppose-nnd while we
doubt whether prices will fall as low a. some i'm
aeine, we yet believe the coming harvest will he
attended with u highly favorable effect on business
and property. 1t will give what IN the past vrar
has been wanting. food and income.-The gold of
the fields. grown in the rich earth hy the labor of
man. is nj last the only valuable gold for use. 1t is
what man wnnts-ns he looks upon the golden
harvest his heart g%ladaens. aud he reioices in
the blessings aud bounties of God.
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~, L..
The Cincinnati Columbian, 81 the Doth ultimo.,
thus hiscourses Of the "lIarvest and It's Elects"
II tonic of universal interest To the commercial
o,r;c ltnral anl o,ooLanioa, ,,,s,i,,a f,L
''' '"s UNI
"
We have watched with much interest the con
diti"n of the crops, aud the probable effects T., be
expected from the coming harvest. We have
now information ifom all parts of the country.
and can form pretty correct estimate of what
the wheat crop is likely to he. Two facts may
be regarded as fixed TINT the growth of the
wheat crop has been remarkably good, and that
in the large wheat States the breadth of ground
sowu i. NJ n much as usual. These two facts
mus IN "a counterbalancing each other
the l Il probably be n full average crop
Wee fsat many persons expect more than this,
~ : out for an enormous wheat crop.
Nar., Citations will hardly be realized.
Mo- persons have not considered where the
great localities of wheat nre, and what Is the
relative proportions of the several States. We
hear, for example. that the wheat in Georgia is
admirable, aud that the fields oflllinois are teen
ing. But it must be recollected TINT Grwsia
produces very little wheat, and Illinois uniy
about half as much rs Ohio. The great Win at
States are Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia. If
there be an average crop then these three >'.1's
will produce about the following amounts
Ohio 22,0Oo,OOO buslel-.
Pennsylvania = l7,00O,OO0
Virginia : ll,0O0.O00
Aggregate 53.o00,OOO
Now this Is nearly half the entire crop of the
United States. If, then. there be n serious fal-
ing oil in these stntes, it is obvious that ,a'st
abundant cropslh the Southern States will ar
cely make it up. Now IN Virginia and le3n-
syirania, the crop Is not more than an average,
and IN ONO the breadth OF ground sown l. h
er less than usual Surveying the whole ti"| We
come to the conclusion that there will be an aver
age crop but hardly more
Oats will be most ahundnt. 1t is ON the whole
the best crop OF the season
Corn cannot be Judged at this time; 1t de-
ponds upon the weather OF July and August
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-09
Cola Comfort.

The richmond Examiner hasa long editorial
article, the object Of which is to prove that the
Democracy can carry the next Presidential clee
ton. Bat, from the toue of the Examiners lie
marks. we infer that it l. not convinced by lis uwn
logic. The EWuniner does not calculate conf
IDENTIFY upon any Northern State, but it seems To
think that the VOTES of California, Illinois aud In
dinna, = IN number, may possibly be east for the
Democratic candidate. Assuming. then, that
the whole elccsrnl vote of he South will be given
for the Democracy, the Examiner succeeds IN
making oui a tie between the Democratic and
opposition candidates. Our Richmond contcm.
parnry then proceeds Ia make the following
cheering commentary ON his own statistics.
II Is plain that the Democracy must cnrry all
the South, together with California and Illinois.
10 render thcir success oven possible. aud that
their chances Of victory depend. utter TINT upon
carving either Indinua; or plse the three States of
New Hampshire, Town aud Michigan; or else
New Jersey and Connecticut: or clse Conncoti-
cut aud Maine; or else ns many Of The six Suites
lest mentioned az viii makr up fourteen votes.
la short, cpuee@ing, the Whole South, aud ll1i
uais and California 10 the Democracy. HEY mus
carry fourteen additional electoral votes ont At
the whole array at theolher Northern State :,
gain the day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-09
Arrivals mt the Washington House

TT 10 = O'CLOCK SATURDAY..
WM. W. LEFrWICH,. .-..---.- Proprietor.
VIM Wcmbish, Pittsylvania; G Clark, Camp
bell jas. r Whaling, V & RR; .Ino W Mil
Ter, city G II Edwards, Campbell VIM Stone,
Franklin; } II Stokes, Salem; IL Snead, Union /;
DR. G W Peares. Mercer 6 p George, TazwelI;
Il W Davidson, do Il j Echols, Richmond W
w Hartman. Taawell; Thos K Peers, A%ppomat-
tox Thos / Johnson, city 5 c Taliaferro,
Hanover; J II Lennon, Campbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-09
COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Market, July 2

Tahtecn -lnsperiion- from Lat Of Oernb, to ,ie
, 49, lhls; 10 SAM time last year i.5lS hhd4. lnsrec
ton- the past week je8 hhd>: corfe.ponarn ing week la.t
}caf 50i hhd-. Rather les animal on in our mnrket.
Salcs al from p t a. 80 for Lngs. $50 10 80 for con.
mon to medium LeaI, 50 to ti3.25 tor coed and fine
-h'P'ing and scanning, $40 To $50 fr iair Ia fuo man.
aud rom f2o tnsJt for fine t. extra do.
NnFtI-NdAin. dniar.
fsnfa-Sarerine 80 10 f,n5ly I'll 80
GoHS-sl 10 IN II l25 pee ''rsfrl Of 81 lts.
WIN T. SMITH.
Commission Merchant.