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To the Creditors of the ManteO Manufactur; g
COmDaRy.

GENTLEMEN In the deed executed by the Ma
Manufacturing Company the 9Th of November last ll
clause '.And the said Daniel G. Powle as trustee @
said shall sell the said property for cash. unless the c
they shall prescribe the In order
the intention embodied in this clause meeting ofthe
itors was called the Esd of last month The meetD
well attended, and instructed by those present >c
the property follows: Five Thousand dollars to b
end of ons two and three years" &C. The day after ,
meeting consulted my Attorney and advised al
the action of the meeting, and that If sold withou
ting the of those absent to the proposed credits
for cash, and advised to make publication tia y
papers, calling upon those who absent to
presumed and further security to have printed
to the effect sent to the absent creditors Tn
accordingly done To some of the creditors wrote Se's
calling upon them especially to come forward and give %
james H. Benedict Co., of New York. wers. a.
ten 10 and informed of the resolutions adopted b. IT,.
meeting Their answer has been received They h.
assenteiFb tn credits
Their letter has been placed before Attorney a
has ADVISED that II sell upon credit under Presc
cumsances will render myself PERSONAL liable TO-
ever sum they may justly claim have again
The publication of the notice of sale has been del d
hear from them but without success Their del a.
tween fifteen and eighteen thousand dollars, and
willing to render myself personally responsible IL.
have therefore published in to-days papers that IT,
of sale would be cash.
Ny opinion in regard to the property's selling f.;
more credit than for cash, has not been chang ~
am still willing to take the responsibility of sen
credit the creditors, who the only persons to
Gifted thereby, will give indemntying bon; i
less this Is DONE must pursue the line of conduct
ted by Attorney, that which the Law has Il
for Trustees The creditors likewise directed that
should be divided into four tracts and each sold
ly This direction given under the belief tina;
mortgages had consented plan by which b,u,
himself to resort to and exhaust of the bre
sorting to either of the others The division
dered impracticabe by the dissent of VIM R. Poo . Esq
who holds mortgage upon the property for eight til
dollars. The property will therefore be sold en-
Raleigh, Dec G. 1855.
~ Register copy.
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The S. G. Conference of the NJ E. Church met at
Marion on Wednesday last, Bishop Early presiding
The attendance is represented to have been very
large and much business of interesting character
is said to have been transacted. Upwards of $780,
600 have been raised during the year, for missionary
purposes. About So, 500 have also been collected
for the tract cause, and than million of pages
of tracts have been distributed in the bounds of the
Conference. Professor Ship declines the chair of
Wofford College
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FRANKLINTON INSTITUTE,

FRANKLIN CO., N. c.
TNHE ENSUING TERN FOR 1856 WILL OPEN ON
IL the 1st Monday in January.
Mr. ana Mrs. d. s. Richardson, Principals.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Stone, Assistant Principals.
Mr.. r. j. Taylor and Miss NJ. L. Towsley, Assistants,
spectvey of the male and female departments which
the town.
Mr. Stone is graduate of Burlington University, and
has been Principal of the Royalton Institute for several
years past.
The former friends of Miss NJ. E. Stone will recognize
in Mrs. Stone
Miss j. is graduate of Troy Female Seminary.
Expenses heretofore, and one-haf payable advance
Catalogues sent application to the Principal
December 4, 1855. 5--t15J.
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JERSEY LANDS.


TUNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS AT PRIVATE SALE,
IL his valuable jersey plantation, formerly known
Boards Mills. Said lands Davidson County, the
waters of wearing Greek, the road leading from
Salisbury Fayetteville, mile from the Yadkin
River and three miles from the North Carolina Railroad
containing about seven hundred four hundred in
woods and - in cultivated meadows The land is of
ceent qnaty adapted the culture of cotton, tobacco
and all kinds of grain and is good state of cultivation
ling House, Office, Kitchens, Barns Ice House. DC Also,
Grst and Saw Mill. The supply of water is sufficient to
persons wishing to invest real estate the is
opportunity. The lands if not disposed of privately
will be offered at public sale on the Sd Of january 1856
ORSTON BRADSHAW.
Dec. Z, 1885. std
BANK OF THE STATE OF N. CAROLINA.
A DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER CENT. HAS THIS
N day been declared the capital stock of this Bank
for the last months payable at the Principal Bank
the first Monday in January and at the branches f
teen days thereafter.
G. DEWEY, Cashier
Raleigh, Dec. 5, 1855. 5-tlJ.
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Erciting Nea0s from Ransas--t9e President 7sle-
Spaphed for more Iroops-Prisoners Rescued !
New YoRK, Dec. 4.-Advces received from Kan
sas, state that Governor Shannon has telegraphed
the President for troops to be sent him Fort Leaven
worth. Gov. s. states that one thousand men have
arrived at Lawrence, and rescued prisoners from
the hands of the Sheriff.
Dispatches from Weston announce startling news
from Atchison. Free state officers have taken pos
session of important papers, and sent Weston for
SO armed men. An attack on Atchison
pected. ss7- -s-s
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The ROAD FINISHED WITHIN ABOUT EIGHT MILES OF
DANvILLE.It affords great pleasure to state that
the work on the Richmond and Danvile Railroad is
now progressing most admirably. We learn that
the work is now completed within about eight miles
of Danvile, to which point the cars will commence
running in few days. Soon shall hear the whis
tie, smell the smoke and the mighty----cars
DnnUiHe Republican.
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MorEher1 MGrkets.-Dec. 8

Northern Mdrkets.-Dec. 5.
NEW YoRK.-VFlour advanced. State SO %, Southern
So rs. Western Red Wheat So 10; Southern do,
unchanged. Corn lower. Mixed 81 02. Provisions
unchanged Stocks firm Virginia Skies 95 ].
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lower. Horward st. and
Ohio SO; City Mills So Is. Wheat dull. White
So 05 50 ~; Red 81 90 a 81 O5. New White
Corn 80 So; Yellow do. 81 81 Provisions I'M
changed.
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Office of the N. C. II. r. C3..
SALISBURY, Dec 5, 1850
SALE n. e. RATT. ROAD


Der, 1862 at Raleigh, the number of shares subsc
by the following persons in the capital stock of IT, C
ton for the purpose of paying the balance due
scrptiOns, to
Oscar F. Alston share; Lynn Adams, j. J RI.
i Dabney Cosby, 70; james Dodd Richard j..
wood, |; C. W d. Hutchins, 2; L. E. Heart, J"Ha
s. Simpson, 2; Joseph Woltering, 4; Sam'I B. " oud
j. o. Watson, 40, transferred to .. L. DOdd.
CYRUS p. MENDENHALL4 Tree ....g.
Dec. 6, 1855 t.!
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MARRIED..

In Duplin county, near Hasville Monday the Sd
nst II o'clock A NJ, by B. Souherland ESQ., John NJ.
Chester Esq, to Miss Susan A Hall, all of Duplin.
On the 2lst of November, by the Rev. G. W. Ferrill
William Fl. Puryear Esq, Miss Mary Jane McCadden,
all of Granville, \. G..
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SAD CAsUALITY.-Several days ago yonng son
of Mr. Solomon Williams of this county, received
an injury by the accidental discharge of gun in
his own hands, which caused his death. The boy
was about IL Or IL years of age, and most prom
ising youth. His death furnishes another evidence
of the fatal results that attend the use of fire
War Meas
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Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad Off

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED A. tbs
IL OFFICE until the goth December for the 1-,m ~
work on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad:
FEYt-FOr filling in the tresse work the l. a.. IT.
tween CASTOR and Weldon. The proposals will e'..e
price per cubic yard. The Contractor will be flu r>.,l
with an Engine Engineer and Dumping Cars, bu. Very
thing else to be found by him. The total quantity "a,
posed to be about fv to sixty Thousand cubic yard
SecOndLY-FOr the Masonry at Deep Greek and Gil
Creek on the Road between the same points, p!
which may be this office and after the !; fjt
cember. The Contractor will be required urnis!.
thing The proposals will state the price per p, III
twent y-our feet
The Contractors will be required 81 cra-
tions early in January next.
ID.
~ The Raleigh Register, Warrenton News, ClaT S<vlc
Tobacco Plant, Weldon Patriot S. S. Democrat ana 'n.
lgencer Petersburg and Norfolk Herald will publi t.
above until the Goth December and forward their
to this office.
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The CRY HOTEL, NORFOLK, BURNT.-The City
Hotel, Norfolk, Va, consumed by fire on Sun
day evening last. 1t had lately been occupied by
the Howard Association, as hospital for yellow fe
yer patients. The fire is supposed to have been the
work of an incendiary.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEws.-We have the latest'for-
egn news by the steamer Africa
There is nothing of interest from the Crimea, ex
cept that the Allies intend to commence soon bonn
oardment of the north side of Sebastopol
Cotton was dull, and had declined in price, And
breadstuffs of all kinds had slightly declined, and
were dull
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OFFICIAL VoTE OF TExAs.-The official majority
tor the Democratic candidate for Governor of Texas
is about nine thousand. That will do for the {" lone
star " State. Gen. Houston's treachery to his old
and tried friends amounted to but little Texas is
Democratic, and is likely to remain So.
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WALKERS MANLY ExERcIsEs.-We are indebted
to the publisher, j. W. Moore, No. 1913, Chestnut ST.
Philadelphia, for a copy of work entitled " Wal
ker's Manly Exercises, containing rowing, sailing
riding, driving, racing, hunting, and other manly
sports handsomely and appropriately illustrated
with cuts, C. from the ninth London edition." This
is no doubt valuable work Of the kind. 1t may
be obtained of Mr. Turner, of this City.
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FRENCH & MCLEAN,
A TT RNE VS. A T Law

LUMBERToN robson Co, N: c.
ROBERT S. FRENCH L. NELL A. MCLEAN hn
ISOLATED in the practice of Law They will attend M
peror and County Courts of
Cumberland, Robson,
Baden Columbus,
Richmond, New Hanover.
November 70, 1865. 4 rs.
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The ballotings for Speaker continued in the
house on Wednesday. The last stood, for Camp
DELL, of Ohio, freesoiler and aboltionst, 8O-Rich-
ardson 74-Fuller 19-Banks 8. It was thought
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VS The Grand Lodge of Freemasons of North
IarolIna is in session here this week. The atten-
dance of members is quite large
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YWNHE HIDDEN PATH.-JUST RECEIVED
Il another supply of this exceedingly interesting NO k
w. L. POMER0Y
Oct Is, 1855. a.
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oALRs OF PoRK.-A few contracts for pork have
oeen made in Staunton, Va, at So per hundred, but
o. 1t is stated, is considered the market price, and
sales have been made at thatfgure .srs'ao9
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valuable Negroes for Sale at Auction.
Nov. 80, 1865.

Valuable Negroes for Sale at Auction.
nN SATURDAY THE 18TH DAY OF DECEMB.R
~ next at the late residence of EPpy Tmberiake, decd
by virtue of decree of the Court of Equity shall offer
sale credit of six months Is very likely
groes consisting of four five two three WOMB,
and the balance of boys and girls and small children
Bond with good security bearing interest from datew
be required Persons desiring to pay cash can do so.
aLE THOS. K. THOMAS, C. NJ. Z
Franklin Co., Dec.6 1855. 5-st,
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North Carolina Six Per Cent state Bond 4.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, N. c.
Nov. 10, 1855,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Dat this office until 10 o'clock A. NJ 2lst of Dec
for the purchase of $4,000 of Bonds issued by the
of North Carolina They will be dated July 1s 1885, and
redeemable in ten years
They will be issued in of 81 900 each and will -rc
attached for interest at six cent
payable semi-annually.
Both principal and interest will be payable at the E-k
of the Republic, City of New York, unless where lie
purchaser prefers to have them payable at the Treasury of
this State.
These Bonds exempted from taxation for any
whatever.
Parties bidding will please address their letters end ed
proposals for N G. Stocks to the undersigned at Ra-
eigh n. c.
Successful bidders upon being informed of the 81
lance of their BIDS deposte the amount OF their ids
with accrued from st July last in either the
Bank of the Republic New York the Bank of the aie
O n. c.. OF Bank of Cape Fear, Raleigh.
Tho right of accepting such bids in whole in
may be deemed most advantageous to the Sates ID
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Cover
Secretary and Comptroller of State and the Preside of
the Bank of the State. d. W. COURTS,
Public Iredsur
Raleigh Nov 90 1855. 1o4-:,l
PROPOSALS WILL ALSO BE RECEIVED IN
IL TIL 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of the 2nd of January
purchase of $250O00 bonds of the character
foregoing that the latter will be dated January
1856, and will be issued in of $500 each redeem.e
in thirty years. -.r.
...r -...r D. W. COURTS
- = ...-- Public Zreueure.
Nov 80, 1855.
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ST.. ANDREWS SOCIETY OF PETERsBURG-The men,
bers of the. St. Andrews Society, of Petersburg,
celebrated their fifth anniversary, at the Bonsbrook
Hotel, day last week, i'll the most enthusiastic
manner.
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WARRENToN FEMALE COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE.-The
examination of the young ladies of the Warrenton
Female Collegiate Institute, under the management
and control of Messrs Graves and Wilcox, took
place on the 26th and 9th ut. The examination
is represented to have been highly interesting An
address was delivered on the occasion by the Hon.
A. W. Venable, which is spoken of by the News
in terms of warm commentator. The graduating
class consisted of Misses Catherine V. S. Williams,
of Warrenton; Mittie F. Davis, of Mecklenburg,
Va; Virginia F. Williamson, of Caswell; Mary E.
Gregory, of Mecklenburg, Va; Mary A. Harding, of
Northampton; M. j. Montgomery, of Rockingham;
Mamie c. OVERLY, of Meckenburg, Va; Sarah
Clark, of War The five first named also re-
ceivcd the distinction of Gold Medals awarded for
the past graduate course.
ANnpr,y,S c-1he
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first division II win be rscosctsd that the bin Was,
ON It's nna passage some ten days SINCE and during t
reaoiDg u was suspended, upon the motion Of Me- Cole
man, who had received telegraphic despatch frsm-
General sandford. General Hail. that the bill must
be defeated So II has lain until to day, when il was
revived the objections which the general on GERS had
against It, Mr.. Coleman opposed It, and fortified him.
self by reading letter from General Hall and from an
article in the Courier and Enqnirer He fully and
completely answered by Capt Waterbury, Col May and
Major Gates all practical military officers The former
gentleman said this issue between the rank and
file who perform their duty in the vi Ii nsLsts
and the mounted officers ring gldsd epauletts And
coloIed pumes The main features Of the Opposition
are-frt that the bill defines the duty Of the general
officers and also depryes them Of the control Of the
tation moneys. No other major general in the
State any control those funds except the officer
in command of the fret division. The question a.
nay taken, when only four votes could be mustered
against the biD-Messrs Blatchford Jimmerson, anGt
sesgrist, of New York. and F. W. Palmer, Of Chau-
taugue
The bill has gone to the Senate. There bas yet been.
TO expression upon it. 1t ID referred to the Military
Committee consulting Of Messrs. Hutchinson Walker
and Robertson There be no doubt OF the anal pas
sage of the bill win the major general snd his four
brigadiers thereupon ding up their commissons9
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Additional fl OXn Havana.
IL FATE OF FELIX AND ESTRAMPEs-D IsARGLNG


OF CREOLEs, ETC.
NEW ORLEANS Feb. 81, 1855.
letter from Havana by the Crescen, City says that
arms had been taken away from number Of creoles,
and that the parties to be sent to the United States
by the Crescent City.
Senior Estrampes had been sentenced to death by the
garote and Mr. Felix TO ten years 10 the chain gang in
Africa.
Garcia Monroe had been appointed Military Governor
and the Condo de Carrigo Civil Governor Of Havana.
The British vessels OF Medes Buzzard Hussar
were in port.
Everything wore gloomy aspect in Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE ISABELLA AT CHARLEsTON-NEwSS
FROM HAVANA AND KEY WEST.
CHARLESTON, Feb IS, 1855.
The steamship Isabel has arrived at this port with
Havana and Key West dates to the 25th inst Her sd-
vices mainly confrmatory Of those received by the
Cresct Mt City at New Orleans.
Tho blockade of havana is not against chant ves
els; ii relates only to armed vessels.
several Creoles have been banisked 10 Spain Carni
val balls thnly attended and opera performances
lave ceased. Weather cod and trade ddn. Markets,
generally unchanged.
The friga'e San Jacnto had arrived at Key West all
we'll She was to sal on the z6th for Havana.
The marine news Is uninteresting.
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Personal Intelligence.
ARRIvAI,H.


At the Irving House Hon Jacob Broom, Penn. COL b.
= Loud, Boston; Dr. Hoppn, Phila.; Jno. " Rushton,
sG.; ~ lst hrp Ssyan9ah Ca Col l. Thompson,
Ei Nd; y G. nnnson, Wilmington; J. X. A. rompkins,
New Orleans; Major Hamilton do.
Al the st. Nicholas-Georgc w. Stettoa Roston. e p
Ross, Auburn; James Bsrlan Pbila. Hon b. hnthony
Cincinnati Capt Shields, Washington; A Lambard Bos
ton; ". T. Darympe, Baltimore; A. X r. Cooper Boston:
Hon. A. Il. Seymour, Toronto.
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool In the steamsp Asia fro m Boston-Mrs
Woodwork Mrs Johnston, Miss Johnston, Mrs stovel
Mrs hDonald Mrs Edw Rand, Mrs Parker, Mrs.
Brown, Master Woodwortb, Messrs Il Woodvorth, a g
Potter, 1hos Scott Johnston Callahan, Jersey sto
well, Jr, M'Donad, Croker, Edw Rand, A A
Rand, thas Rand, Peter ParkG WIN n Badger, ana y
Arkley Hoftoni Sylvester Danvers; Jas Freeman New
Bsdford D'Wolfe, Portland VIM Lindsay Maine; Thos
Baltim ore; and others.
For Charleston, In steamship Nashville-Rev Bedol
,na lady, Adams Mr.. Seth Adams, Mis- Adams, miss
u hdamp, Miss Bige0w, DeForrest Dimmick, Jno Bold
y !. Wood @ franhens,en, 5 Bailey; w sally l.
} Metal LAndrsws and son, Mas Andrews, Mrs Dab
Mitchell lady ard nye ehiid5en, Ne,eAii lady All
md TIRE children Bseslsy soss chapel Bsnnel
ME. Thompson, VIM pieten, Charles Miller, Thos " Cour,
Martin, Simmons. Lee, and u in The
age.
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Interesting from Washington.

THE COLLINS sTEAMERS-THE MODIFIED TARIFF
THE NEUTRALITY LAw5--THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1855.
There great rejoicing the Senate vote sustain
ing the Collins line.
Mr. Hunter Chairman of the Finance Committee Of the
Senate desires to report the Civil and Diplomatic Appro
priaton bill precisely it passed the House, but there
is no doubt Mr.. Edgertons railroad IRON wool and dye
stus proposition win be engrafted it by the Senate.
Messrs. Douglas Tosmbs, Mallory, Chase, and number
of leading Senators, will advocate this amendment all
sections Of the country being united in its favor.
It ia said that resolution will be introduced to
the day after, suspendng neutrality laws.
The Pacific Railroad bill is to be tackled to the Iowa
land BILL and its friends sangune of its passing the
House in this shape.
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Stirring News from Harrisburg.
GEORGE LAWS LETTER RECEIVED ExrRAoRDN LRY
DOCUMENT INTENSE EXCITEMENT, AND MORE Ex.
pFcTED.

DOCUMENT INTENSE EXCITEMENT, AND MORE Ex
PECTED.
HARRISBURG Pa, Feb %, 1855.
The defeat Of Simon Cameron and all the old fogy
ddates for Senator is great practical triumph for
Young America. His nomination a mistake, and
the Know Nothpgs will profit from the result Our State
election next fall will be furious contest between them
and the rotten spoils democracy But new topic Of
excitement among the American party has just come to
light Day before yesterday letter received from
George Law some two columns long, in answer to the
legislative letter the Presidential question: to which
have heretofore referred This reply ID addressed to
Henry K Strong Speaker of the House, and many other
members Of the new party in both houses They have
had reading Of it in caucus and curious and tremen
dous excitement the result but what for and of
what description, cannot exactly tell
understand that Mr. Law goes pel nell into the
rupons Of the two old parties and briefly, b!unty and
pungenty gives his views upon national affairs covering
broad conspicuous strong and comprehensive platform
upon Know Nothing basis prodigious political SEN
sation viii follow the PRONUNCIATION of this letter,
copy Of which l hope to be able to obtain to send
you by mail to-day. 1t win prove to you that Mr.. Law
has other articles in his magazine besides old muskets
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SoULE CoMNG.--Atlastw we are informed that
Soule had started to leave Spain, and, via
Liverpool, to return home. Let the flibus-
teros here prepare to give him a fitting recep-
ton. He was faithful to his programme, but
the administration, Nebraska, and the late elec-
tons Frustrated him. Sickles and Sanders are
here, the Cuban junta is here, Soule may be
here in the next steamer; SO let everything be
prepared to receive him in style. A great ga
thering Of the filibusters may result in the most
important disclosures. Soule can tell a great
deal, il he win; and be is bursting wi h indig-
nation against the treachery OF Pierce and
Marcy. lie is full Of useful knowledge from
Ostend, Calais and Madrid, and he is coming.
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FURTHER ADVICES FROM CUBA.
POLITICAL AND TEMPERANCE NEWS,
Sc, &C., sc.
Eon-ArrIval OF the Canada.

Nom ArrIval OF the Canada.
HALIFAX, Feb 25-noon.
The steamship Canada now due from Liverpool, with
weeks later advces has not yet been sgnaed The
weather is exceedingly cold. Wind northwest.
BosToS, Feb 23-1oP p. NJ.
We have no tidngs from Halifax this evening, the
New Brunswick hne having been broken at late hour
this afternoon. We are, therefore, without later
relative 10 the steamer Canada, wgich Is in her
twelfth day from Liverpool and is fully due at Halifax
PORTLAND, Feb. 2S-9P. N.
The limo between this city and Halifax is at present
interrupted we have thei efore tidings Of the
steamer Canada.
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Later From fsiO JAneIrO..

BALTIMORE, Feb IS, 1855.
The bark Spirit of the Seas has arrived at New ORLEANS
with dates from Rio Janero to December %.
The sioop war Savannah and Independence in
port at Rio The John Adams sailed for San Francisco
on the oath.
Coffee was and in great demand. The ship Ma
rion had sailed for New York with 900 bags and the
bark Curioca for Philadelphia with 1000.
BY the arrival of the Southern mail late az due
have received New Orleans papers Of Thursday.