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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
:. a Observation-Disclosures ths Loyalty Of C.n.da and

Inject Of acknowledging the loyalty Of Canada and
csher Colonies. No action wss come 70.
Mr.. Roebucks Committee proceeds vigorously.
TSey have reported that the objects Of the inquiry
VII be best attained by making the COMMITTEE q &C.
cret one
On the LIST of March Mr.. Roebuck appeared at the
bar Of the House Of Lords, with message from the
House OF Commons, citing the Duke OF Ne~casuo "
give evidence before the Committee.
Wednesday, the 2lst, has been appointed a. va
tjonal Fast for the success Of the war
Meetings, deprecstipg the conduct OF 'n0 war
% the increase throughout the country.
Everything is again quiet in Liverpool anu h,
The Earl Of Lucsn publishes convincing n''er 70
lord Raglan, e1onersting himself from all oiame 10
the cavalry charge at BalAklaVs'
Letters are making their appearance IN 'oe nngh'n
p.ners oompl.inps Of the non-return Of goods sent
20 the New York Exhibition
The ship John Bsnnermsn, from st. John, N. b.
va. lahore at Holybead, total loss. Crew saved.
The bark Avon, bound to Swansea with cargo Of
copper ere was totally los. in the Bfitish Channel.
Grew saved.
ESQ.,, 900 in gold were received, per the Kent ana
Marco Pslo, from Melbourne.
Dividends on the Cuba Loans OF 1884 and 1897 are
advertised for payment
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Messrs. DenplstOun
Co.'S Circular reports arrivals but without any
effect the CorTos market which remained dull though
yitheu, marked decline GsotsG6s OF Mdsss a sss
including eco .pec,l.tOn go for e1yp 9r0' so
:is hn,' S US.nS: sd MisSns I'D
coo bales closing quiet, e5lSss e'0'k
BgOvp ssipsy Co report Fair Lied unds he above and
da tha little late have . yet been sH sso sIS
holders show the anxiety to realize future oeehe must
Inevitably follow.
EsnIet wHEAr and Flour unchanged IsoIhs Cory s@
ST. for new; Philsdeiphis and ssmSro ~ GAS; Ohio
S white w ys,,d sssSi M Bee C a "h'
Maxwell COS Circular report. an improved feeling IN the
market to-day. FrdayJ and large arrivals with out little
landed. 49,
LIyIRpooL Provision MARKET. - Richardson,
p,nce Co report BrrF and PoRX unchanged In tone and
price sno se and Sd lover sale. so tuns much
oxpressed-I al lower Other firms concur In the ABOVE
CHEESE IL wanted at full rates
r,vvppooI PRopucr MARKET Holman, Cox q Co. s
reports e. demand but not sales 600
Sb at Stqs Tss very dull liz, sales s;h .r uys NOTHING
doing In TUKpEXTNE In ASHES trihus busne. has ossn
done at UNCHANGED rates DyEwooos are iOTs, ana n'a'
The Brokers Circular quote. RESIN a. low as 4,o@o from
Sales S, s,0 0 ' Coo SEAL and
on LSsEEp OIL 10 fair request at 81 20 0Lo
M.pe, srm and in refining descriptions the business good
GkocERIEs barely msatain tnemselves moLAssEs EASIER
crate Rcs IN good demand drm the sales of American
nIe reported In CHEMICALS the 61'ne" continued IN
important
STATE OF TRADE IN MAScHEsIER-Ihe Manches-
fer market fat but not lover The hopes OF the
nns Of nsyisson with Germany and better weather we're
rroducns an feeling shorttme working In the
mills and factories has not become general
JoSpoS MONEY MARKEr.-C Considerable arrivals
OF Col had place. and the stocn Of buLL0s IN me
RAM Of ENGLAND Increasing and expected 70 % to.nr
augment MONEY 10 rather easisr reduction In the pshs
Isse OF discount anticipated Sonsos nd r on
xumor via Berlin the Gar danserousy i-soses
nj sIl for money and st for sccosn The Bullion ID inc
Bank Of England had increased to 464,oec
AnHRIcAN SEcuRITIrs.-Ben q Co., London, re.
rt that the market continues hrm Federal Stock
have become The State Stocks In steady
demand with but limited amount Offering for sale Railway
are better demand at improved quosnon
especially and Illinois Central Psnams sevens bond
good demand with purchases for Investment quo
tations not given.
LONDON Manufacturing 4 Brothers report the
xpsket generally without animation. SUGAR active at pre-
vious r.se. TIA sitter but quotable RICE firm, and
lrre business done. BaEApsIvyrs quiet and unchanged
Iaox fat Scotch Pig T 46 Bars s i0di5i. ~
Liverpool the current rates OF discount vary rom 41@
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psy svss the annuity Of 81 800. and Trough y~Assa
and I'll the licensees continued 10 uss ths Pooon1
Chaee, falling to get his pay his annuity rsvoks
the contracts with Judson and sold his patent to N
Day, for which he received large compensation.
M Day brought bis suit against VARIOUS persons
and companies, who were using the patent The de-
PENDANT HsI.shorn set up in defense these contracts
between Chsfee and Judson to protect hin, and also
denied the validity of the patent. Defendant pleaded
Eve especial pIess setting up these papers and also tbs
general issue. The plaintiff dsmintd to the pleas
and after argument, ths Court sustained the demur
ers and then the case up for trial on the general
issue, before Jury.
The plaintiff claimed
/. That sesi had been improperly put upon one Of
the pspers, between Chase ana Judsoa, after 1t vas
delivered to JudsoD.
9 That Judson obtain the contracts By frsudulen
representations which rendered them void.
g. That Judson and the Licensees had neglected and
refused to pay the annuity Of 81 800 per year to
ChaIee.
The case occupied seven weeks in its trial before
,be Jury and wss conducted with great ability BY
Messrs n. Richardson. Of New-York. and T. "A
Jencks Of Rhode Isla nd, for the plaintiff, Mr.. Day.
and by James T. Brady, Of New-York, snd Mr.
Bradley of Rhode Island for defendants, with whom
were associated Mr.. Ames, and several other distn'
guished Rhode Island lawyers.
The closing arguments in the case, by Mr.. Richard
son on one eide, and Mr.. Brady on the other, were
efforts of great ability and occupied about ono week
The Jury returned general verdict for thu plaintiff
on all points submitted to them.
The importance of this case is undoubtedly above
that of any other patent tried in the United
States. and we ere glad to know that Mr.. Day hs
been found to be on the right side. after long and
exhaust.ng litigation.
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This is very nearly complete. In the towns to be
heard FROM less than thirty members have probably
been chosen of when at least two-6fths viii BIO OPP
position. The Administration will not have one.
third Of the House.
The Atlas further says:
"The Dew Legislature is one Of the ablest bodies
that ever assembled in the State Instead OF proscrb
inc the talent and intellect of New Hampshire, the
dominant party have invited the ablest men OF the
state TO places Of honor and trust The soundes',
truest and most experienced men are among the
members of the new Legislature oil "a
n..n. Clark of Manchester Eastman, Of Conway;
Tsppan. Of Bradford; SsnbOrn, of Franklin; Phillips
Of New. London, and many more we might name, are
all sound, able, Trustworthy men; and II tree Is
,ha banSs Of suob men the destines Of the STATE is
certainly OF to be regarded in the light of calamity
In communicating the result in the town Of Exeter
the Postmaster writes: =" Everything gone to the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

The above table comprises the entire State with the
execution of a few towns, nearly all Of which are
small ones. In these, Mr.. Metcalf appears to have
majority of 9, $50 over all Others The towns to be
received may reduce but can hardly overcome this
majority. He has been undoubtedly chosen by the
people and his majority will not be less than two
thousand. Mr. Baker is 10 500 votes in the minority,
and his net loss is nearly 1900 The Atlas considers
it highly probable that the Fusionists have carried
every member of the State Senate. Only one Dis
trct, (tbe 18th or Co.'s DISTRICT remaining to be
fully heard from. The House will stand so far as
heard from:
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NEW-JERsEY LEGIsLArURE.


TRENTON, Wednesday, March IL, 1885,
The Senate Bribery Committee, to whom was re-
ferred certain charges bssed upon alleged attempts
ipg the evidence sdduced before them. 1t appears
therefrom that offers were made to the Senstor
from Middlesex of sums Of various amounts 70 IN,
duce him to vote sgsnit the Newark fan.rosd
treated them LIGHTLY The names OF the parties prof
feriDs money are given. They are prominent ana
respectable men, and there are those who doubt II
they really attempted to purchase the sovereignty OF
the Senate II is said that other disclosures still more
papable have been made since the report OF the CON-
mjtfee. The Committee was continued.
The Bank men have had mseting to-day and
agreed to take the stockholder liability amensments
ofFe,ed in the House, finding the bill could not pass
without it, All the special Bank bills hsve been re-
committed for the purpose of ENGRAVING the amend
mente.
TRENTON, Thursday, March Is, 1855.
The South Jersey Central Air Line Bill passed the
House to-day by vote Of 81 to 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

Another REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER Uoss.-Diec
in flysse. ON the II III inst Jepher Lee soldier Of
the Revolution. aged 81 years and IL days. Mr. Lee
wss a private in Col Lambs RegirOent Of Artillery,
va in For Montgomery when il was taken by tie
British and escaped out Of the fort with Gen. James
Clinton and others; was IN the battle at Short hlis
Brapdywre, and in various other battles and was at
the taking Of CORVALLIS. Mr.. Lee has lived for tho
the last fifty yesrs on lot No. IA, in the town Of
Ulysses, which be dre< for bis Revolution x7
services. Ithaca journal, March L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
nr;,o;naI towns voted "a follows:

Last year the people elected Wings and Demo
cratic Senators: the . vacancies were filed with
Democrats-making the Senate Wings to 10 Demo-
crnts. The House chose De nocratic Speaker by
one majority, but after the organization the Anti
Administration party controlled it by from to 10 ma
;ority. The Democrats last year had plurality 10
Cheshire Hilsboro, Rockingham, and Stratford Coun-
ties, and majority in all the other Counties In the
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Mrs Johnston ADD child, Mr.. Co,.ok Mrs. nOdse. Mrs
Brnmore Miss Brnmose Mics Findlsy, Capt Meet, Ensisu
Maroon Ensign K.sal Ensign Rookie, Capt BeIesfod Mrs.
Brown and two children, Mn Ker Mn Psrt sye children
md servant Mrs Patterson, Mrs Ellen Firth, Mis- Emma
Frith Mis- Elizabeth Filth Mis- Jane FIRTH Mrs honek
Mn seayy Mrs. Casseh. Mesga william Bepjs%,n Wal
SeI Jsmes Benjamin. Nixon Kerr. Desbus.y, Hugh John
ron r. Carr Hodges. B,inmOre Thomas fnlsy, Meek.
Fay 0obesI PisyhI, Teller, stsr5 crswferd fsnt.ns'
stephens C. II. Beissrsnse Par,ridse. stsase Borrow
ClaI Tyre Foley Murray. H.s. keelins BsIDs 0lsndori
KIM Preston Archibald Gray, Hamilton. oay. Dsnsses
OooSe Lebrsy wsihns James Morris, Ramsey Joe Fed
a. Pert. Mickey Stevenson wson RindsA. Robertson.
Doyls Mssns Heller Stewart Patterson koss sytss Snh
oeeok.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16

NV KIND OF Co.I.-An Elmira paper notices
,new kind Of coal which h. appeared in that VII
LACE found in Raiston, Pa, which for stove pur-
poses-for the Franklin kind especially. superior
70 Anthracite. and little inferior to Canne or bnH
Hill 1t is harder than the Blossburgh, and so.'e,
Sres, heat and perfectly cosfumng-no slate being
found. 1t is destined to become fsvorfe cosi 70.
paror and home use, aud supersede WOOD " 'a'a
10 be cheaper than Anthracite.
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THE ELECTION IN ALLEGANI
Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspsnsence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
WELLsvILLE, Monday, March IL, 1855.
OF the twenty eight towns in this Allegany County,
eight or nine have been carried by the Hndoos, and
nineteen or twenty by their opponents-classied as
follows: Supervisors Democrats, IL; Republicans,
6; Hindoos, 9; Whigs2.
The Hndoos we're terribly whipped, take the County
together {.
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FRANCE.

The Emperor was at the Camp OF 81 omer' non'
fnr further was known respecting his intended visit to
Ehe Crimea.
There were rumors of some important arrests for
political causes having been privately made in Paris
Persons Of high distinction said to be implicated.
The Mo.iteur announces the loss Of French
fir.se with troops, in the Straits Of Bonifaco. All
perished-60o or upward.
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THE FIRE IN THE WOODS.


No mail south Of Augusta, Ga.
The fires in the woods of Georgia and North and
South Carolins seem to be subsdng, thoug the de-
tails of the ravages are still given by the papers
An earthquake was felt at Tampa, Fla. on the 27th
The houses were shaken with much violence.
Heavy thunder storm here this morning, the rain
fell in GREAT quantity,
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DEATH OF MIsn1sARY Intelligence has es s'a
received At the Missionary House Of the death Of "
Rev Nathan Benjamin, Missionary Of the A.. y.
NJ, 1t Constantinepls. Mr.. Benjamin deo, . sn' -
g. after fifteen days Sickness Of typhrs IssS
vss one Of the mGst efficient and usefu p.:.";n ~
Of the Board, ssd brother Ok Q. w. ''''-.' :
Albany. Nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
DESCENT UPON A GAMBLING DEN.

PARLIAMENTARY, Thursday, March 10, 1919.
The police made descent upon gambling house
the gamblers 10 full operation and captured about
twenty. seven of them, together with the bank and
apparatus. The parties arrested mostly Southern
and Western merchants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
ITALY.

The Sandman Chamber have voted the sup 2resson
OF moDasteriee.
Nothing further is known Of the adherence Of Tus-
cany or Naples to the Allies.
BrLGrux-I.ord John Russell had en- interview
with King Leopold, on bis way to Berlin.
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FIRE.

PROVIDENCE, March Is, 1855.
The lumber yard Of S. d N. p. Burrows, on Grams
ton.st, was damaged by fire last night TO the amount
Of clio. 600.
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ARRuALs.-Among the recent srrivah n ''"n' W.
notice de following:
wsixer fhsmsssn Ma; Rsy. CsrssI. Ce,sAtC II r
Rev z. Norsan Vincent W. l.; e seeae xI,,s,c. Cal
Cropeer. Bsiriasrs; M. Grssa Sc yssa N a.. n
nuasoa, Nsv Havsn hsa. J. J. sps'sH vAS' '" y
Smythe OLA
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ypw.HAMpsHIRg ELECTION.


CoscoRD, ThuIsdsy, March Is. 1855.
Two hundred and Eve towns foot up-fo- hetcsf,
81 ,7ss; Baker, Is, ss4; Bell 3,aos; Fowler, li64.
The twenty towns and voting places to be heard from
will probably reduce Metcslf's majority to about
L. 500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-16
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.

Nrw.HaxpsHIRE-we find the following recapitu-
Iation of the Guberratorial result in The Bo'ton
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NAIL FOR THE CANADA.

BOSTON, Ihursday, MAch To, 100.
supplementary mail will be made up for the
Canada closing at g o o'clock on Saturday morning.
The Canada leaves on Saturday morning, at
O'Clock.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-18
PHlLADELPHIA MARKET.

PHrLADELFuA, Oct. lT.-Cotton, demand con
tinu=s quiet and limited.
Flour quiet but prices firm, some enquiry foF e1-
port and further sales Of STANDARD brands made al
o,624, aad $40 bbls extra family s. I5a9 81, re-
ceipls Continue SAa and stock on sale extremely
hight. Nothing DONG in Rye flour OF com meal,
anu prices unchanged.
W Leaf hut neagre amount offered on Change,
and III demand at luther advance OF LAP cents.
5000 bush prime red at i9Sa20o, white at 2rOaai5
Tor ordinary and choice quality. Rye continues IN
.emInd at l26. Corn scarce, sales OF yellow at
96c atloat. Ooats-2uOO bushels D=iaw are oals
sold at 43c.
whiskY-I0o bbis at sic, anI bids at 4ealIc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-18
NEW YORK MARKET.

New YoEK, Oct. I7.-Siock market higher
Canton %; Heading 9it; Michigan Central Rail-
road 994.
Cotton morket firm. SaIes of 1000 bales.
Lard firm. Sales of $50 bbls at IA. Coffee &C.
tive. Sales o! s, 500 bags OF Rio. Sugar Arm aud
III request. Sales OF 300 hhds. n. O.. Molasses
III god request. Sales oil 500 ibis at 81. Liuseed
oil, no sales reported. Lard oil firm. Sales OF
100 bbIs at So. lion IN fair request. Tobacco
steady. Sales OF 100 bids at SaIG4. Freight on
cotton TO Liverpool Sd; 10 HavIe Id.
Flour better, export and home Trade demand Tor
common and medium grades, market without i'm
poriant change. We also notice better inquIry
lot tuture delivery, sales 1909 b5!S at S,3TaS, 81
or common TO Stragh; and eAtri State, 8, Bias, rs
for mixed TO fancy and lower grades extra West
rrn, and 9,25al for the whole range Of extra Ge-
ne see, market closing " 18th pretty GuOysnt feel
ing. Included in the sales are 1000 extra Indiana
for Nov. delivery at about 8, 90. There is mod.
eTlte inquiry :Ur CanaGlaU flour and the market is
without important charge, safes eco Ibis at S, 50a
9,15 for common SuPsr6ne 10 best extra; there is
scarcely 50 much DOING in Southern flour, market
however without important change, sales OF 400
ibis We're made at S.s7a9,3I lor mlxel 10 chulce
brands and 9, 0Oal0, 80 for fancy and extra.
Rye flour moder0ie supply and mark et firm with
small parcels wanted tOT Germany, sales $50 btls
at 6,25a7,25 for fine and super the. Com meal
dull and prices nomnaiy the same.
Wheat market dull, iheIe is far export demand
but prices 5al0c below the views Ut holders the
market may be quoted at 2a3G lower, sales Of H.,
200 bu. common 10 prime white Canadian al 2tOa
29. 1000 prime Ted Illinois 1885, COO good Spin 9
Upper Lake at ls5, 1900 prime Ted Tennessee al
S2aS3, prime winter Western red at 100. Rye IN
far request lot export, sud nsrket continues stea
dy, sales OF 1860 bu. I25a BIC for common 10
prime samples, inc.uiiEg q cargo Of Canadian a,
The latter plice- Barley dali, geo TN. good two
low, d sold at 100. Cora hrrner with better de-
1nand chiefly for filling contracts. safes of 500Op
bu at 92as33 Tor common 10 Pritue " ssleIn mixed
including one cargo at9I. Oats IN moderate re-
quest in part for export al 45a49 for State end
Western.
Ohio ant Prison,
Observation-Disclosures IN Pork limited, and
prices in favor OF purchasers. Sales of 500 bbls at
23a d, SO Iot mess, aud 81. 5Os2I Tor prime. Is ct
demand al !ui prices Sales CT $50 bb.s al L.
50ai2 tor country PRIME, and 16,T5aIT fire pack
ed Chicago. Beef hams AMI prime meSs Geef
nnmtna!ly The same. No cut meats in market.
Butter aud cheese, poor bushes. and prices with
out change.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-18

fNHE eO-rartDeTsin heretofore existing between Mi
c.Ise sweeney, Tn: johnston, u; Peter shOe,br,
Se Jaues NJ Todd, aud 4. y. JOnston under the fTr,
iaiuf OF Sweeney, johnston O. Co was dissolved ON
De ger
Since That date the undersigned continued the bus
rey, Johnston q Co.
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RRnm rEvls

NV oaLEAxs, Oct. 16.--Galveston dates to
Sunday have tsem received by an sIfiYal at this
port.
Capt. Callahan, in command Of the Texas Ran
gers, had battle with turce of Mexicaps aifI
iniians 200 strong. Forty of the enemy vete
killed and fonr o. the Texans. Tie enemy Ir-
treated. Capt. Callahan calls on Texas for sssis-
tarce as ne expecting another attach. lie is de-
termIned 10 exrerminair the In,:ians
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'oAEsHAw, oR TIL. v,cr:M OF AvAR,cE"-We
*, with pleasure the publication, in book form,
his PFizs tale originally published in The LOUIS
'..e Courier and written by our friend WrLLAM
:. CsesgsnzLL, The etiior Of the Genus OF the
's=t, and geRtIemun Of ;he sisLt stamp. Tbs
g;o5ati9n which 'oaSshaw' has received from
4t-s ag.nbeFs Of discriminating readers is an evi-
ace offs SUBSTANTIAL merits. 1t is for sale in
city At LEE's Depot, corner of Water and
4i5n streets.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-18

TnE vsv.eaaLE OLD PkrPxa Box. sometimes
aI=i cuPoIa, on the First Presbyterian Church.
NJ The habitafion OF that long silent monitor, the
Town Clock, has been partially pulled down, ano
81 be tsmodeled and amplifed into handsome
'Ee' composed of two colonnades AMI an attic.
7 IS is an Improvement in keeping with the other
great Improvements now making on the building OF
a= First Presbyterian Church. We shall be glad
o hear that old clock again pealing forth in ar
apyoTed tabernacle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-18
GOING NORTH.

GOING SoUTR-The $40 ! N Train will connect at
Santusky with Morning Tram Toledo; at Monroe
vi EN Ihic9Eo EXp'e Ss southern Division c. T.
kc1d; al Shelby Junction with CJaCiHnati Express
L!eVeisEt: a. Mansfield juscti tgi;L Day EXrIG
PItshIrs and Newark with tie East and west trains
OF eEiTFi OEIJ Railroad.
Tie 2l Train VIII a: Ssntusky with stsa-
neg IA, city from Detroit; will
ITa!'! on Z G T r r .; shelby Junction al 5-2t
with Kan Tran on L i G X K !or Columbus and Gin
Ca o q < K ioT Pittsburgh, anI at Newark with East
anu - est Nteht ! rains oE Craii2l Ohio X
Connection al Newark with Matt TCai,, Eeai
SeETal Chio Ri at Mansfield itlctiOH with Express
for FIttsauFsh at he'hy Junction with Gin
eiHnaii Express ior Cleveland, Buffalo aud New York,
ard al AonrnevilIe with Mali Tram & Road fOr
TOicdU. Chicago, &c
The ? 10 rtsia Will connect at Newark with Ex-
press frUm the East CeH.Tsi Ohio Road; Mansfield
Junction with Fast Train Pitt Oh; Al Shelby juno
ton al 5-si with Cttiun'i Mall Tor leye and; at
MunTOevie will Night Express To:edo hIcasO,
aud at Sa"dusky with steamer lay CIty Detroit aud
J. r. ROBINSON Sup't
SanlGskEr Aug. {. $50 enIS-fr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-18
FIRE

WiLu,SeTox, Oct I7lh-About midnight last
night fire commenced III the large MACHINE shop
Of ]. 81. Poole & Co. The fire spread IspItitv,
c-nSuming the building in whIcI, 1t commenced
and destroyed an adjoining block grouped by sew
srll FIRMS as workshops. Included IA tIe conf g.
r7ion was The carpenter SheP Of j. b. Jzlirirs, me
sash and shutter factory of Srebiy L Bother, and
the pump aad block shop Of Mrssrs. W!rn < Teal
small frame dwelling house adjacent was a so
DESTROYED. The loss by this ire viii not fall shyIt
Of $4,000
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PAsSNORE WITTTivSOy

PmL4DELPnI., Oct Tin the q. S. Dis,nc,
Court the counsel for Passmore Williamson asked
Judge Kane to allow the hing OF an affidavit from
Mr. Williams, ms son.
The Judge decided that he proper mo Of pro-
ceduIe was 10 take out rule to shox cause why
such paper should not be filed, This the counsel
refused to DO AMI no further action was had.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-10-18
RnARn OF MIss1nNs

Nav YoRK, Oct 1.-THE Protestant Episcopal
Board OF Missions assembled here this morning
The fnancist statement showed tire years re-
ceiptS 10 have been SIl,48U aud the expenditures
SI9,226. The report OF the Domestic Committee
SPEAKS ve;y encoursginsEyof The prospects of the
Society.