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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25
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The Hon. Theodore Ffehnshuy.sn prealgeni ~ Rst-
gers College, viii address the teachers ~ rlfsasr Co.
n o. on e.tnrdny The .Tth ln.ani Al IL o ets~l A ~
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25
THE BALTIC.

The Russians are repairing sveaborg with the greatest
activity eniagipg the barracks and building batteries
nc. Further accounts from Riga though meagre Of IA
bombardment, state that the batteries at the mouth
Duna had suffered little, but the battery at Bslien ha
considerably.
On the 25th of September three riga,es anchored
the mouth Of the river saa and The boats f
10 ten vessels
Rear Admiral renaud describing the expedition to
ths Gull Of Bobns h French corvette and two Eng.
ibb steamers, saie- Fsven Russian sses anchored
"a Buran, fnal town on the Finish coast were cap.
iured also eight other small vessels maxim, the tonnage
captured 2 500.
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THE LATEST.

DEMONSTRATIONS OF THE ALLIKs UPON rEREKor.
de~patch from Prince Gortschakod dated October
9TH received at st. Petersburg states that the allie. hal
advanced from Eupatoria threatening Perekop but hal
retired on meeting the advanced posts Of the Russian
Ief, eank. Sixteen battalons 1 the RussIans we're
thrown into disorder.
REroETED RETIREMENT or TnE RUSSIANS.
According 10 tie Frankfort Pod zEuno the body of
the Russian army had been Withdrawn fo.n the paseau
She north sids Of s.basopol ,owsrds The heghs n
The Bebsk. ony 's~ thousand insa NV garrison tie
northeFu iq1ts,
10 ibs nashboshood q N.rosisr scBe 90 nea arc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST ODESSA

The allied aect, which, according to the last news
sailed secret expedition from scbaaopol anchored
OF Odessa the sth day Of October Prince Gortscha
so reports that the force consists Of eight ships Of the
line, twenty-scven steamers, and other vessel No
Of The bombardment had been received up to .he
latest dates bat was expected Immediately Odessa,
since the destruction ofbc ports in the a Of Azo
has formed the chief II not the sole Of support Of
the Russian army the Crmea. The Emperor Of Rus.
and suite arrived Odessa the I'D Of September
but left again the next day for Nicoaie to attend
council OF war.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25

A GAIN ENLARGYD.

A GAIN EnLARGED.
n THE SUNDAY MERCURY
VIII nert Sunday be the three paper published
The world The MERCURY vii contain IN ADDITION % the
HISTORY on THE NEW YORK CUSTOM HOUSE.
By ions SslrH, in, or Arx1nsas,
The commencement o. one ~ The deeply neresiny 30
ries of '''
DOMESTIC LrYE AND LOVE
the world hss rad ne other AZ Ara
ciax. fAuiiy paper
severs thousand rrfrs crpses vii Sc pubuaaed Adve-.
sers VII pes-e hard a heir S-o. ,nd agen,s e orders
- carry o. possible
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25

The ministry have resgncd owing the resstence Of
the King Ia refusing 20 have any intercourse with Gen
kaier, Minister ofWar. The King accepted the resig.
nations, ana new mInstry has beed formed.
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Denmark.

announced in one Of the London papers that the
Danish government has invited all maritime powers In
cuding the United states % meet in Congress Copen
hagen In November to settle tic question the Sound
Dues Denmark Is said, proposes capitalization and
redemption OF the dues.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25

RUSSIAN LOSSES AZ sEBAsroPoL.
The Efdide Russe gives detailed account OF the
losses Of tie Russian garrison the 8th September as
foliows:gilied ,8Ss wounded 6o6e ccntusloas 2o6
missing l754-tota II, ,70l. The same journal states
that the Russian lost 500 the 10th Of August,
and men FER day every day UP to September 5th
Thus it would appear that the losses Of the garrison for
the last three weeks Of siege amounted to Sc 200 men,
irrespective cfdisesse.
AFFAIRS or THE DANUBE.
According TO the Constantinople Journal the com
mander Of the Turkish army the Danube has received
instructions TO provide rsons for forty fifty thousand
French troops who TO arrive at sstra about the
end ef October.
telegraph from Cons.antnope states that the Anglo
Turkish contingent has received orders proceed TO
schumM.
DEFEAT OF THE TURKS IN ASIA.
Gen. Mourayieun has forwarded to ST. Petersburg re.
port Of successful engagement In which the Cossack
militia and Dragons, COMMANDED by
Koyaers, defeated detachment Of 1900 regular Yur-
ksh cavalry and Geo Bashi Razeuls. The Turks had
about 400 killed.
All pasha, the commander vino took part in most OF
the last wars of Turkey made prisoner The Turks
lost all their guns
The garrison at kars stu heds out though reduced to
great extremes Part Of Omar pasha's force was sd.
yspcing from Batoun TO attempt raise the blockade
The Turkish force now at Kasg numbers 10, ,ooo men
MEDIATION.
In circular addressed by the Austrian government 10
s Representatives Il intimately that though Prussia
IL at liberty to act mediator between the beigerent
Powers, the present is not favorable time for such
mediation; that in fact the Western Powers must fol-
low UP the advantage gained and treat with Russia
when they have expelled them from the Crmca The
manifesto asserts that the perfect understanding
existed between Austria and Franco
BRITISH FLEET SENT TO THE BAY OF NAPLES,
Her Majes'y's ships London Rodney Albion, Ieander
aad Wasp have received orders proceed under the
command of Admiral Stafford TO the coast Of Italy They
Will begin their mission, 1t is SAIL in the BAY of Naples
Great Britain.
Thursday the 10th inst, the weekly board day OF
the Bank oi England protraeted discussion took place
but no change was made In the rate Of discount
meeting OF the creditors OF Deisle a. Janyr1n had
been held, and the statement of their affairs was very
satisfactory.
France.
The Aonftear announces officially that the Empress
has entered the nth month OF her pregnancy and that
her health Il excellent. -
An alliance between Prince Napoleon and the Princess
Royal of England IL stated by the Times
IL ruinored in political circles.
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AMERICAN SECURITIES.
AmefIcsn stocks remain unsaeabe, as may be sup
sed IN the present state Of the money n,arket-
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKgr.

Messrs. Brown, shipey Co.'s Circular says:--Thc
cotton market during the past week has exhibited great
depression, amot amounting 10 panic The pressure
mas more Immediately fallen upon upanis aud Mobiles,
which have given way Nd I'D whilst occasonaly
iofced sales have been made at nearly I'd per ID. de-
cline, The market closed to-day with n little more
seaciness In Consequence Of the Bank II England not
having yet further advanced ts rate of discount The
sales Tor the week are estrated at 81 $50 bacpecua
tors tathg 100 and exporters $500 bales. Fridays
business called 900 baies The following are tho ao
tations:--
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Commercial intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MApEFr

The minimum Bauk Of England rate of discount con.
nnes 8 "a per cent at which rate money has been In
great request tins week, but the demand someg hat
sacaened at the close. Conso quoted Friday at 81
s71f 70 money and s7K for account Mexican dol
lars Is. n7sd; bar silver, os ND; American eagles,
los. 256d.
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Erullce.

The Monltesr announces, officially, that the Empress
has entered the nth month Of her pregnancy and that
her health " excellent.
An alliance between Prince Napoleon and the Princess
Royal OF England stated by the Times correspondent
IL ruinored IN political circles
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ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
A BRITISH FLEET ORDERED TO ITALY.

Proposed Congress on the Sound Dues
Question.
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LIvLRPoOL BnEApsrrpFg MARKEr.

he'ars. Dennistoun Co. report extensive business
doing at slight advance in prices. They quote a. l.
lows;-Western canal -four s0s a ses. Baltimore and
philadelphia, 42s. 49,; ohio 42s. Az White 4. 8
wheat, U.s. fd. la. 3D. red and Mixed lis. 81. IIa
~. Mixed corn, 3ss. oil. 40s. Brown, Shpley X CO.
say there had been fair demand for now wheat and
Hour at he extreme prices " last week while old wheat
Is a. dearcr Indian corn II Ia moderate demand al
former rates. Their quotations are:--whi,e wheat
12s. u. l2s. Sd. red, lis. 3D. 12s Western canal
6our, ios. Cd as; Ohio, As. a ~. Ga; Canadian
a.. as. I'd. White Indian corn, lis s5s. yellow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25

The Hon. Theodore ffelnghuyssn. prealgeni ~ Rot
gers College, viii address the teachers ~ hi5lesr Co.
NJ D., ksturiay the nth Instant At ~ Octoek A ~
Ia the city % ses bfuns-ick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25

Thursday, the 10th inst, the weekly board day Of
the Bank OF England protracted discussion took place
but no change was made in the rate Of discount
meeting of the creditors OF Delise a. Janvrin had
been held and the statement of their affairs was very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25

Ih'fIur, 4t Iofa flock q cotton IN port, SO 600
bales, Of which 302,O00 ~ American. Import for tho
week ~, soi bales, including American, q, 400.
Messrs Iennistounis circular says-7he cotton mar
k, has been depressed all rhe wees and has further do
clined fully I'D per ID The market wts scader al the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-25

F@gn's " the United states b4ye not varied nuch
hs sees out We rates are rather Irregular siecrase
pasrepgeys continue scarce TYe mice N r.ra.ve :, s
Yofk irseout ~ 5s. Ffeshss Nes York sssd ea,h,
l2s "a per ton tne goods Ia ca I5s "a hsr,fusfc
~. - sht'1enwafe. -. Freight 10 Ds'on deaA
wtyht do zis. 3D. per Ton. fne go9ss % hsra
va, 70 "ar,henwers, 10. Ffexhi - phsgAAsiphiA
.~s utsn, I's, ~ .os pr ton ine soo;s 70 .
ssAa rnshi @oa s2s. ~. pr tn, One x0ois 90
hsfa~ o. easthenware, los. Frssght y Sew ~
rars. u. Cd, s1ytheuwafe s.
sTATr or TnspK ~ sAKcuTsrrR.
TIE sAnthss'tr EAfSei niinas. aaf II ass.s ffmef
rates. -
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The Tribune refers us 70 the letter OF Mr. B L. foumans
addressed 10 Mr.. ID. r. DeAvaa complete Of
be arguments IN favor Of The Name law Uni that an
swered In general and IN detail all questions the subject
be regarded mpernen Youmans has the field and
until be driven on no prcsumptuous intruder dispute
his h0nos But protest this style oi putting
The responsibility the person who evidently has
mo- wish undertake IT, We regard Mr. Youmanss
solid columns argument on the Maine law We
oubi do not wish 70 doubt that his facts
and his authorities reiabc but they have relevancy 70 The
STRUCTURE OF Man. Illustrated by Physiology. Manifested by
Phrenoogy and Affected by Alcohol together with Morsl Re
gertons Effects Of Getting Drunk" might have
been wiling 10 concede It's merits and recommend
general and Sunday reading h certainly very
Interesting document and deserves more attentive perusa
than we have been able 10 besow npon H.
think good contribution 10 she
OF medical review, where would doupnes receive
consideration than the columns o. ne Tribune
The first part essay devoted 20 description OF the
human structure least the heading informs u.s. We
might perhaps the information from NE work o.
MageDde Duneson and refoe % not esteem our
selves under particular cbbgaons TO M founans but N
addition this he with his yews OF e purpose o.
che brain and ts funcons showing himself true dcipe oi
Gall rxbem He tells also, hs' some persons
have brains md have small hrsnsha' some are
talented itiosshci which the Masne law ecu.
froyersy had made sue@nhy evident before aey we're
covered by NJ Youmans According 20 The tteos o. ms
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC ron yoRx-rHIs DAY.
SUN RISES. ...-.......1 MOON RIsEs
SUN Sets. o. HIGH wATER......... &C
Port Of New York, january 10, 1855.

CLEARED
steamSip Marion, Foster, Charleston. spoford Teson
ship Advance, Lecraw, Mobile, Layton, Ryerson Hurl
Bark Globe lBr, wyie. Cork, G Macarthur.
% Is mistake as q The Gps o House CLERK
day and 10 probably the vessel Intended The Globe is in
= Bark Mary Elizabeth, Hiehisrn' Msntssdso, Buck
Fri s SsI,iss S s,lsSi sssh
ye"us A.nSon craos sssnss Graves
Bark Morning Star Spear New Orleans Tosdick Scam.
bark Sarah Park, Pendleton, Savannah p Bnok Go.
Brig Dumbarton (Br, Curry, Kingston ia whitney
Brig Sutton, Conner, Nsuvs. Ysnasa pslys,ls Co
schr Queen Of the South. Wheeler, M,nteydeo, Van
sehr Aolss lDr Stubs. st Thomas, Russell vining
schr Temperance Banner (Br, Huntley. st Johns,
sehr sawyer, LARSON, A,takapa, Mayhem, Talbot 4
ssIoop Oregon Pn.lon, Providence. master.
Steamer Piedmont, Post Baltimore. Ii Cromwell
ARRIVED
sa Sors sta; Apnwa Jan with
.s s fs 20 days. with mds
ship Abby snsaon, Hall asvre 50 days with md.e to
Sur &c aaa III . Lsn wes
Hook Ghas Da,sly aas Joseph Bowers shipped il Isn
ship Mary Adsline tof WARREN Morse Havrs, AZ days.
ss &C. on sa
Bark Maine Law (of Lubec, Deming Rio Janeiro Nov o.
With coffee rosewood &c, to master Nov "a experienced
very squa, split foresail and top
Goth, of Cape Trio. fell In with the wreck Of Brazilian
sehr and took of the and eight day put
them on board TIE Dir bark Unicorn bound 90 Rio Jaaeiro
No date lat ~ lon so W. Was in company with bark Bal
timore. Ramsay from Rio Jsnero for Baltmsre Dec l2
passed close by frnambuco 18TH on Cape st Rogue
ed company with osrk Northwook from RIO Janoro New
Orears ed lat u 30 n Ion 81, passed brig Zeno Glehrs
from Rio Janeiro for New Orleans sOh lat q ~ lon &c.
bark steering ~ showing red sigma with letter It.
supposed to boone Of the New Haven irs TO the
IL dies,
sehr Hampton, Edden, Fredericksburg, 10 days.
schr John Tilton Couklin, Alexandra, dsys.
Schr Edv ard Everett, Adams Norfolk days.
Scbr Ellen, -. Philadep ha.
Sehr Henry Alfred, Cothrenn Mllbridge, 3 days.
Schr Resins, Farr, Portland. Me, 8 days
Schr Challenge, Matthews, Calais, 5 days.
Schr Harriet Ann, Small Esstport
H9 Josiah Kingman Of Maine lost 9TH inst OF
Cspes Of Delaware, from the Br brig William yester
day from st Domingo.
Ship Liverpool, Kearney, from London and Portsnon tn
Dec 4 with mdse and passengers to Grinne Mnturn Co
Also, two brigs unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Atlantic Liverpool; Palmetto (propeor st
Thomas Marion Cbarlestob ships American Union Liver
pool; Noptunes Car Forbea San Francsco banks Hons
(}r), - doubtless for CorkL SfS
Wind at sunrise N; meridian NNE; sunset NE.
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Carlos = orrin of Cuba to daughter of the yensrs
bic ex-yice President Dallas.
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SfsS:a Frssss:sa ' ss ssp:rs P ri SS
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At the 81. Nicholas Hotel-yudse willard Troy; Dr.. r.
S.sa a. Ws D xbaa, rSr., K.
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Sssssas sss sss
%sns; l. White. Buffalo Store: pIetnsoss fhis s
q is s.s
s:@ r.. fsSz Ssss s.ss $1.s iSia
SSssssass es':t .a and
t;hs yrs :ss.n s:is. Aasa: sssrS'S
s'P'sL e.. as
PoIacl, HsndsTburs and wife Mauret,o, ) 3 Myers
T TsssssSs bi d.ssa a.sss ast.y
ry, Chas II Romans NY; Gregory, Dsiroit Engineer
Great Western RE- Mr. John II ood Salem: Nr
Iomap MS Moln2is Mr. Winter Mt Msye-t ny NJ Rraok,
Ifar Messrs Lunc Felix vequeet Franco; Mr. Heinsn
dahl, NY Cap. voss RA; Mcdonald, Y; Robt Kerr
yer John Eichsras NO. Rev Koeng Phisdelphia,
Terry LondOn sr Gregoro de Aguria ard lady NY Ry
an Quebec Gipps Eag; George LeAry George Toole
Philips Lcaaon; John stuar., John Dear%an Ra
MIA Crawford and VIM Hobbs or Montreal; Mr,Newbold
and Louis do Goubrain France; Mt aad Mrs Thda Bates
Eri NJ Renter NJ n jeremiah, Mr. n Duff. MI PHI.
Mrs Patterson Miss Patterson, Ms Norris Philadelphia
Michael schwartz, Penn Chas Reynolds London; Ssml
Bowden Jas Ivey and FreganburAn, Eng Arthur Val
isn NY; Hall, III Mansion, France; Mcdonald,
Johnston Penn; VIM Ashton Har BENZ Davies Jas Coles
John BARROW, N.Y. Samuel Bcwles, Ga; John Golfer, d
Crossley, Mr. Perkins, New York.-Total, S.
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AN vessel hove IN hs .,tsrn steering
RS very le notice Of her during the orepoon sLous
sn s siisis tsad Town ss
n sail. and hove tho ship e. suspeeisg 30 vessel in
and Proved 10 se baei brig ead The Gaaea Of Liver
pool who stated in answer TO our Of what he want
away.
sSIpgsr Grip Taos Watson ., San Tr.ne.'s .h nlt from
during which lost head rails started head
a Ss e q S @ sn sS ssa h NJ .s "a
Heads three days In light winds and Gains.
s esR' liz Red :Sp sS1 h ass s'S t.S %
Horn where experienced heavy gales for days She
aiys A s s' bass ysa s os sss
AFTER Witch Light esq winds s9d for y.
four days in calm. and light Winds
Clips. hi. 4 4. % g T., Va, o day. from Is
Ss a.S SoS ~ on G s s
q the time alters was within 80 mlc' OF Tor the
last two days.
straits naaeiian with the Intention getting through
Ts s. sssasr d IN s. Ssso % in s
e a. and Tns9 By s nG Ps
gales for 30 days split .i, sprung tOpmass &C. Was IN
sss csS
e s s Three 81 S rs 9s M after
MrssiNe vFssKLsBrig Sophia, Of East Dennis sid from
Francisco Nov 1855 for Shosl Water Bay Oregon and
sears MASTER Geo Howe LIST ofcer Archelaus Hutchu
I'd ocsr and Of about six The vessel
principally owned BY the master; value not known.
schf Randall, South Dennis, from Phsdelphis for
Boston with coal the Saoss eve Of Dec 2 1885,
with large feet which suffered severely IN tbs gale Of the
morning and has not since been heard from She
was 100 tone valued at 5000 Alfred Baker Of South Den
MASTER Jos Burgess OF Hweh mate; Levi Chase, Q.
sss. S ssS ,afss sSs pn Ire. Boston,
wifi corn hour OF Bass vicinity OF
rsme date the Shoals In with the above
has mot been heard from Oven Crovs master;
Eab n Baxter mate Alexander Baker seaman all Of 81
Dennis and three others seamen names unknown TheU
was 100 tons, and valued 1T S0p.
scbr Nancy Bishop OF south Dennis from Pbilsdelpha
for ostop With corn three day before the same
se Block Island and the Shoals snA has not since
been htd from Henry Kelley Of south Dennis masters
CAiet Crcvel OF do, mate aud three ssamen unknown
she v ss l@ tons valued at $500.
scbr siss Hand from philadelphia for Boston was out
In same and has NOT since hesn heard from Zenas
Kelley Of South Dtnns master, Augustus Kelley Of do,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-11
CorOners', Inqueyts.

THE LATE BOILER EXPLOSION IN TWENTy.pIRST
sTRLET-EQuEsT UPON THE ENGINEER WIN. DUNN.
Coroner o'Donne held inquest on Tuesday after.
noon at the house No. 70 West Twentieth street. upon
the body OF William Dunn the engineer employed in the
carpenter shop OF Mr. Stevens in Twenty first street
which entirely destroyed few days ago BY the ex.
ploson OF the boiler From the evidence OF the wife OF
the deceased Ii appeared that the Saturday
to the posion deceased remarked that the boiler was
in unsafe condition. and that the patch lately nut on
II was not done in perfect manner white on the other
hand the engineer that put up the boiler this shop tes
titled that by the advice Of Mr. Stevens he to the
West street foundry and ordered 10 be made that
would carry hundred pounds Of steam After IL was
made he inspected II carefully aud far as he could
Judge Il was well calculated TO answer the work reouircd
The boiler required 10 have been made of the very
best materials lie also testified that some time
ago crack IN the boiler discovered which was
patched, and made In his opinion perfectly safe pro-
yided enough OF water would be always Kept In the
boiler. In concluding his testimony, Mr yalium said
the engineer (thc deceased had kent the boiler in
good working order, not allowing the water 10 ret 40
in the boiler he did not think there would have been
On explosion. The jury, who were for the most mart
engineers and boiler makers, after listening 10 the eyi
dence elected, rendered the following yerdict-NThat
the said William Dunn TO his death BY injuries re-
ceived by the accidental explosion OF steam boiler AT
West Twenty first street. The said explosion was caused
boiler at the time.u Deceased was native OF England
and about SO years Of age.
ForSD DRowyrp.-An inquest was held upon the body
OF Mary Barry who found drowned in the water at
TIE foot OF Watts street No evidence coud no
es 70 how she was drowned Tho jury rendered 4 ycr-
diet Of Death by drowning" The deceased was about
80 years Of age, and native OF Ireland.