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TOBACCO. We heard of IS hhds sold at about exc
p ID, and the same price offered for q large lot.
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CoTroN-bhlea. ToBAooo-hbds,
Stock on hand sept !, 1855 :. .... .4o.53T 11Tl2
Rsoeived since 1S745s 1898
yesterday. :. :. .40I4=. 1el,42 0oee 1893
2os ,oOs 1865
Exported to date. 80. teg21 1858
Saturday .7120@ T4,o4l 0oo== 1858
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

FUR REM.
hINOR RENT-Until 14th October, 1856, "a
Il the Building lately Rover Company No &Aa
6, situated Canal
srssts. Apply, at the City Hall,
osH AUG. s. PHELPS, Street mmiss oner
rsSO RENT - The Three Story Brick AnR
u Store, with granite lin Paragon Row. roniing H
Futon and New Layee arees complete repair
Immediately. Apply ~
TENO RENT-The Four Story Brick Store A.
n No 20 New Leveestree, in complete order Immediate .
sei4 .Nefs BARELLI CO.. 81 Co nmon street.
YEyO RENT-From the LIST October. two ~
n comfortable Two Story DWELLING HoUS rs, Nos, EaH
al and 4l3 Magazine strest Apply to
sells list HYDE GooDRlCt, Canal streets
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MEMUHANDA.
The officers Of the Sherman report the
City rising slowyhere three feet McCoIsc
Steamer Exchange left Alexandria port for
New Orleans The steamer jean Webo total
all savsd her lying
shos they have succeeded wrsekg machinery
ture stc being ali saved and in barge. The
Julia lying below Shaggy Point their
bari net the Siney with barge below Black River
were thirty-tmo inches waor at Shaggy Point.
Domestic Posts
CHARLESToN-Arrivcd from New Orleans
ann bark American Cousins with four and
&e bound to Boston, and put leak the 18th in
erp.risned heavy gale Of wind em tns soshsa which carried
mainass and sa
sci leak badly and compelled throw
hundred bushels Of
sz[By Telegraph
New York. Oct ls5s-Aiysd from New 0rlesns ship West.
Bennett, master.
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a NAkPENIERS AND BUlLuERS-For sale
for the purpose elossg copartnshp
Blind comprising Of Mnshnsa OF the
which be esessa by ia the State, together
with this Buildings belonging the aad the privileges the
isase ground sold At private sale, il will be sold
public O'Clock M Banks Arcade, SATURDAY
the l3h Of 8ctohsr.
ealh baance, twelve and egh,on monhs
the pramisss further
NATION plssae call SIINCHcoMB Josephine
tween Rouses and Levee SIT al t. klABALS Grocery
next doorto the o
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NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the As

Roll for city Of New Or
the 1856 will BIS
month of ocobi, sas, tho R.cdss Office Dtria
philp Streets District
daily GSenda5n Ieepte) frpm O'Clock A. NJ o'clock P NJ
0rlean Fourth District, Sept 10 1855.
Fl. JACKSON, Record Fourth District,
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LEGAL NOTICES,

szsosD .ysrIes' couEr E. ToBrN AND Va. THOMAS
tAIliH SR oELEkNs CLARK-No. 3,s7s.
SY VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed ~ t9e Hon G. Jonie, secoad Peace
ny street, between Perddo Poydxa1
On he 11sh October 1856 at la O'Clock
ssined IN 'hs ahove suit TERMS cash.
60 IolI JOHN A. AGAIssE, Constable.
sFs:sp .us1,9s. couRT RACE 6osIER KOa-
RY VIRTUE OF writ Of feri facias to me
~ directed the Hon " Jons .be Pepte
M me Parish Of orens will to aeil
Streets, on THURSDAY The 18th Of October 1855
Lli Household Furniture,
fian: and two Signs, ETC.. esc. Terms. eash.
sseosD Jusries's couaT, JAMES MCLAUGHLIN 5s14 p tLAN
fAhisH OF onLEass lNEGAN, 5sa8; o. G. CoBEkER
CttAS. hLARR, 56z6; TINS Cny Of New Orleans
ssl VIRTUE of four writs of fieri facias to
e ne directed BY hs Hon. c. " Jone, the
fesfs ior th Parish Of Orleans viii s public
day Of October, 1895, at ~ O'Clock M
lot 81 Cracked Stones together with quantity
Gutter Stones. - :
SsIxsd n ne cash.
oi6ls .s.... JOHN A. AGAISSE, Constable.
SECOND LOUIS z. FRENCH W p Ryadsii
fAhisH OF NEW oRLxASs Agent S. A. fEAGERo.
and f.2s9.
eeY VIRTUE of two writs of feri facias to me
~ diIec,ed By lbs Hon. c. Jon
Warehouse Cus street. between Poydras PsIddo
on FRIDAY, the u day Of October 1885, O'Clock
A large lot OF II usahod hud Kitchen Farnture.
ssizsd IN the abovs entitled suits. ....
Terls-Caah.
| st29 ps ~ .a..aa JOHN A AGArSsE, Constable.
sfeosD IusElG.'s couRT N r. JENNINGS, Lagrae Agent
\ P4nisH oR OALEAEs ys.CUkRiN-No. $3.50.
| Gs1 VIRTUE of a writ of feri facias to nae
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MEMORANDA.

1T New YORK, October T. 1855.
well-Eo quarantine.
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MIOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, chat tha Az

leans for 1883, b.
Court Sundays exsepta y f=om o'clock A. NJ 20
New 0rlsans October Q, 1885.
CLEMENT RAMOS der nd pietra
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The Assess
mnt Rolls Of tho Third District Of the city Orleans
s.po,ed for inspection Of the RscOdsr oe
District, for thirty days fe:R dats.
New Orleans, October lat, 18s5.
sigaed, p sEUzENEaU
Of Rssotde hi,dD istrio
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LIST OF VESSELS IN Port NOT CLEARED.

.ds
ar DS All ,'
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FIasr JuscE's COURT coNNEL City
PARISH OF ORLEANS. N. Fitzsimmons.- No. Iis93.
DY VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
the Hon. aasuns Fiat Justice of the Peacs
oans will sell at public suction
day Of November 1850 the hsu Of u O'Clock NJ
Magazine Gtavier Matches
strees, owing described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated northwest side Of Clara
street. Euphrosne Shell Road
bred aud twelve feet and ~ inches front.
SeiAsd in the above sst. Terms and conditions
se1s j. j. HoFfE, Conataoie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
NEWS EROM EuROEE.

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.
The Collins steamer Pacific, Capt. Nye
from Liverpool 18th inst has arrived at this
port. The news she brings is of the utmost
Importance. The Eastern question has as
sumed al entirely new aspect and most i'm
portant one, the Gar having accepted not only
the four points Of guarantee, but also the in
depreciation thereof as explained by England,
France and Austria. No armistic is granted,
consequently hostiities continue without a.
batement. 1t is yet doubtful whether Rus
sia's acceptance of the four points is uncondi-
tional or with important ex lanations.
The immediate effect of this new phase of
affairs was an advance in the price Of consos
2 per cent but they afterwards feltoff.
Sardinia has formlly Joined the Western
Alliance. Prussia claims to take part in the
negotiations but declines at present to increase
her army.
Omar Pacha has gone to the Crimea.
The Russians have recrossed the Danube,
invaded the Dobrudsha and retaken the cities
OF Tutscha and Radagch.
The seige Of Sebastopol continued without
change up to the I'd, although runners of its
capture had been circulated.
A terrible intimidation had occurred at Ham
burg. The Pacific ran into and sunk the brig
Corinthian, in the Mersey; cargo valued at
100000. The ship George Canning from,
New York had been lost and with her it is
supposed 100 passengers.
LATEsr.-The reported invasion of the Do.
brudscha by the Russians is considered doubt
full. The sincerity of the Gar was doubted
in England. Nothing new from Sebastopol.
The allies we're carrying on the seige teebly
The sickness was increasing. Fifty thousand
Turks were on their way to the Crimea.
The following news Was received from Pa.
ris just before the Pacific saied Paris, Sat.
urdsy, l, PM. A courier arrived from Blu.
charest confirms the accounts that the war on
the Danube has been recommended. The
Russian forces crossed the Danube above
Tutscha, defeated the Turks, took the town
aud are now marching upon hatchess.
The Ausiriaus did no, ntere e.
Mr.. Mason, French minister, is better.
The Liverpool Cotton market had Huctua,
ted. All the crcnlars quote Is Sd advance
on all current quantities. Closing steady
Sales of the week $4,000 bales
BfeadstuAs dull but slightly better at the
close Richardson, Spence u Co., quote Yves
tern Canal Ais Phia. AS I'd. Coru 42a 45s
Lard 5ls, consols 81 l-3.
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kept secre among the faithful II was however
suffered TO give so much coulag' ana conIoehOe
To rtan Wings at the Astor honse, mat Soine
spicon- of the arrangement wee AFRO seu IN
The minds IF the fanmany Han leaoers' py
getting some Of thise Wing partlcians IN nsi
lou sia,e. the bargain was "Wormeu ou'.
rhersapon deputatiun was lmmeoiaieiy se'' "
Gen Pierce WIN authorized his lrlenos 10 secure
a renudstiou of the Scott contract and the lorna
ii n Of anoth r in his own t Sor by making t"e
| uenerous pller IN the Roman alhoilc Alliance
at a Cabinet lost. a Foreign Mission, and ihs
next bes, office in the President GIT - ms o'
cmurse oyerse Gen colt and elected Gen. Fierce
who redeemed his pledge bv max ng Mr. Camp
bell his postmasi r-Gen raj, MIR. >oules his lnli'
lister tn spain. and Mr. OC onnor U ). Attorney
for the Southern District of New lork--a o
these three being of Roman I atho &c faith, ah'
one of them at least OF foreign birth 10 snow
sti farther, The truth of this statement IL IS ohi'
necessaryio add that, after the esigna'iol'
Mr o., nor, in pursuance OF his sympa'hie
and corporation in the controversy OF 'ecto
Bronson with Secretar, Guthrie. a C ntroversl
provoked by he Administration against me Az
amantine party in this State. President rlerce
was com. ell d 10 appoi tanother Roman atho
lie in his D ace. namely John McKeon, also al
Adamaatire and all this to carry out an orig ma
bsrga even al the peril Of alternating the ooi's
who uld not understand why mother ALBANIAN
tine should TAX the place of an Adamantne " h
went out o. Office b caus he was az Adaman ln'
These Developments explain the whole matter
and exhibit the beautiful CONSIST ncv OF an o'he'
WIS appar ST a emaly
The above statement very properly style
startling" appeared III the FFtd'na "A
Urrt SRI on the lst ut. 1t has been wldel
published, and the attention of these interes
ed in controverting its charges, distinctly cha
lenged. But ~ yet there is not a word OF dc
NAL, defence, ofexp lanatlon. The allegation
contained therein must therefore be taken !
confessed. They come from responsible an
respectable source. They are met with siuie
silence. No friends Of Gen. Pierce Or Ge
Scott have sentulel to question their verac
ty. We repeat, therefore, they must be he
to be true. 1t is quite unnecessary to 81
that such facts as set fourth by Col. Sham
land, are calculated to make profound pu
lie impression. They speak for Themselves
and account for much that has been suspecte
believed, but never before rncsed. "
lea We them with our readers. ca
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

MIR GlDDiNGs, THE DELEGATE FROM Ne
BRAsKA.-A correspondent inquiries whether the
Delegate lately elected from Nebraska is a re-
la'ion of Joshua R. Giddiags. We presume he
is not, political y or otherwise. The New York
Tribune, on the authority o. the Council Bluff
Chronotyps, seems disposed to rejoice at bis
election. The Chronotype assumes that he is
an Anti-Nebraska man. We are informed that
Mr. Giddngs does not accept this as fair rep
resentation Of his position The issues raised
by the Nebraska bill We're not, if our informa-
ton be correct, the issues OF the canvass in No
brska MIR. Giddings, is IL Southern man, an
emigrant from Missouri; and although he WAT
unfriendly to the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise, is no less opposed to any attempt t.
repeal the repeal. On this point he goes witt
MIR. Benton, against agitation land he is claimed
we believe, as an Administration man.-Era.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

VICTOR HUGo's SPEECH Victor Hugo re-
Gently delivered a speech on the anniversary OF
the Polish revolution, in which he INDUCES in
the following apostrophe -
i" Poland is in the sepucher, hut she has her
clarion in her hand. Hungary is in her shrosd,
hut she clenches her sabre Italy is in her tomb,
but she has IL fire at her heart France il in the
grave, hut she has II star Cd her forehead and
all signs announce to us in the next spring, the
hour OF resurrection, as the morning is the hour
Tor awaking. Friends. all the earth shall he
oazzled' and shall tremhle with joy, when rising
suddenly, all these great corrses open their i'm
m m wings Hnrra for Poland Hurra for
Universal Repuhlicanism "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
ROMAN CATHOLIC INTRIGUEs I'm 1850.

At the Ellicolville American" Celebration
on the Bend of Novenb r, q r Ii. Shank
laud now OF III Otsego Examiner, and formerly
OF The Catforagus Republican. an ardent Demo
cratic supporter OF he Pierre and King ticket in
1852, made some startling sta emenls MS to the
ba' g"l,s made RESPECTIVE y and successfully b =
tween Bishop Hughes on the one side, and Cen
scoo' and Gen. Pierce On the other Col Shank
land In remarking upon the influence of the Ro
man Iaihohc Priesthood exerted in our furmer
lecllons, said that II was now Il unde stood
that Gsn Scott, short time after his nunlnat,on
had an Interview with Bishop Hughes a, which
the bishop asked what the &c raj would do for
the Roman Cathocs, in case their votes should
be secured to him. he General requested four
days for consideration. he Bishop wuud not
consent; he demanded an instant reply and in
sisted upon 1t, despite all en'rea,y. IN Gen raj
then promised seat in the Cabinet This was
mt enough the agreement must be in writing
VI course this was euctantly lded to. rhe
knowledge Of the transaction was intended 10 be
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

New HAMPsHIRE-The notes of preparation
Tor the approaching contest between the forces
of Freedom and Slavery, in the State election In
March, are beginning everywhere to be heard
among the Granite Hill of New Hampshire.
Owing to the peculiar connection Of this State
with the Administration, which has made its
election to stand or fall with the principle of
Slavery propagandism, which it has espoused,
the battle here is likely to be more directly and
openly between Freedom and Slavery than ever
before in this, or perhaps any other, State cleo
tion, This is gratifying. If Democracy is
Slavery, or if that party now assuming to rep
resent Democracy, are agoing to identify itsel f
with Slavery, as all appearances now indicate,
the honest mass of the country will know how
to estimate and treat it, From present indica
tons, the Free Democracy and Native Am rican
party in that State will act together in the ensu
ing election.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01
CONGRESSIONAL,
SATURDAY., ].

Saturday, Jan 20.
In the Hor . q act amen atory OF the nd
graduation act OF last session was referred al
SO memorial rom the Ass .mhly and exAcatiy
OF New York for the Kane relief expedition.
The Hous' rcfus ID to lay the Pacific railroad
bill on the table, lbs to 4S. and rejected Mr..
Bentons proposition to refer it to !. cummit,e,
of thirteen. The amendm mt of Mr.. Davis of
Indiana, for grand contr,l railroad and tale
graph from SOM point on the western boundary
OF Arkansas, Missouri or Iowa, with two branch
es, the one running to Mcmphis, Tenn, and the
other to the most practical point on the western
shore of lake Superior, was adopted, l04 to 81.
Ait,r mach confusion pending the passage Of
the bill thus am nled, the House adjourned
Monday Jan. %
Jehn S. Wells, Senator from New Hampshire
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STATE TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
NeLoDhD')
Tl,,,raia,


Thursday. Jan. 18th.
The Committee on the $3.50, 900 reported as
follows -
LIST. The Committee recommend the appor-
tionment rs above. ......
End. That each County by the agency of
their society, organized or to be organized DO
requested to collect and transmit to tile State
Treasurer the proposition of the sum falling
within their limits, proposed to be raised last
year on the Carson League principle, and dis
trlhuted as above Prouided that tile State
Society hereby consent, that each County may
retain to promote temperance, all excess of the
subscriptions. over and above the sums assigned
| to them, and request in tho first article Of the
report, And any County on paying over to the
State Society the sum assigned them in full,
may retain ten per cent towards paying expea-
ses in the County.
| sd. 1t Is further recommended, that each
Coun'y, IN addition to the sum requested, raise
AN 90 al amount, or such sum as their cireum-
Stances may require for County porposes.
me report, after much discussion by MtSsrs
Merrill Patterson, Newton, Brockway, Howe,
and others, was adopted.
| The resolutions in regard to the aetien Of cer-
tain members OF the latc legislature, Was called
up, and after much discussion passed almost
unanimously.
Resolutions from the Committee on Orertures
Resoiped, That the excellent report of the
Central Committee he as wildly circulated us
possible, and that the Executive Committee be
directed to take measures to that effect.
Adopted.
The following resolutions referred to the Com
mttec on Oveturcs were seyesally discussed and
adopted. I5.-
Resotred, That the temperance men of the
State have the same right as other ciriz'ns, to
know the views of all candidates for Office upon
All subjects Of public interest, and that they
have right to expect clear and explicit an
swers tn respectful interrog,tions addressed to
such candidates, in regard TO the subject of tenn
perance
/ Reso'red, That in order to give proper e.
fcieney to our Prohibitory Law, u penalty DO
attached to executive officers. for neglect OF du.
ty that drunkenness should he punished as n
misdemeanor that the bill passed by the last
Senate should become law, and that the Execu-
tive Committee he directed to circulate petitions
to tbs next Legislature emhodying the ahoyo.
and such other improvements az they NAV Dean
desirable, in all the towns for signasures.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

MASSACHUSETTS. fearless and unbend
ing foe of Slavery, Gen. Henry Wilson, was
elected U. ). Senator, last week, by the House,
by over one hundred majority. The election
was to be had by the Senate on the 3lst of Jan
usry, and, we think, has doubtless resulted in
Gen. WIS election. Whatever may be said of
the Know Nothing name Of that Legislature, it
is very evident that the true spirit Of Freedom
controls its action. A hill for personal liberty,
similar to ours of last FALL is in progress thro'
the House, and petition for the removal Of the
infamous Commissioner Loring, from the Office
Of Judge Of Probate, has been entertained.
There can be no doubt that there is clear ma
jority of distinctive Free Sellers in that body,
which we believe has never been the case before.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

NATIONALITY The Hunker papers are always
preaching about the necessity of making their
parties national parties, and therefore. they say
nothing must be said or done about Slavery. We
also go for making parties national and our
THEREFORE is, that we should both talk and nc
against Slavery. Believing that the Anti-Slave.y
movement is required by the safety of the whole
nation, and knowing the pro slavery moveme mt
to be required only by an insignificant part, We
feel justified IN calling the pro-slavery party a
sectional and the Anti-Slayery party national
party. Yes, we 60 with the stiff-st Of them, for
building up national parties, and wish that they
would go to work with us, by taking the only
course which can ever make them truly ma tional
parties
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

The CORRUPTION OF THE LAST PRESIDENTIAL
ELECTION insert, in anot' er column, an
article showing the respective bids OF the his
and Democratic Presidential Candidates and
their friends, o the Roman Catholics for their
support. If this article, which seems confidently
20 challenge denial, is true, we can scarcely con-
ceive IF fact that could place in stronger
light than this does the recklessness and corrup'
ton of the old parties in the memorable cam
pagn of 1882. So it seems tho whole Interests
of this great nation were sold out by those cor
rupt and shameless managers of that campaign
to Slavery and Papacy. Is it not time the hon
est freemen of the land should arise in thei
might, and " crush out =" the would-be crusher
of Freedom in both these old parties, till the.
and their organizations are scattered like powde
over the land they have disgraced, and the re
public they have already brought to the verg
| of ruin,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

The Burlington Seminal, North Star and
Vermsnt Patriot, are out these days. with long
editorials in praise Of the Administration and
demonstration Of its popularity There is
courage for you which should draw bOuaty, and
ysobsbly will.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

VI. BoorH has been sentenced by the U s.
Distric, curt to pay a fine of Ill 90 and i'm.
prisoun mt me month, and John Reynolds, TO.
the sam o. use. $40 and hnmisonm Mt ten
days. This Ill com for ding poor, oppress-
ed, painting neitlve slave to gain his b. rty. and
Oh ist S W lnnsnch as We do it not unto the
least of ,hess, 20 do is not unto me.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

observation-disclosures, it is said, have aban-
doned their peiisy of extending the area of free
dom by the acquisition of Cuba and other terri
tory devoted or to be devoted to Slavery. How
yiytaous! "Hang The grapes, they are as
sour az Crabs!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-02-01

WILL THE ApoLoGiSTs OF SLAVERY IN THE
NORTH who happen to get hold of our paper this
week do usthc favor reading the article therein,
by an intelligent American gentleman in Paris,
headed g French opinion of Negro Slavery
and afterwards inform MS whether they succeeded
in reading it through without Flushing for them
selves and their country!