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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

The THIRD IIorsE.-This body has become
the most numerous and apparently the most ill.,
fuenta branch of the legislature. We are
glad to see public sentiment awakened against
the corrupt bargain and sale policy which pre-
walls at present, but know of no surer way of
checking it than by electing members who have
minds and wills of their own. In his late mes
sage, Gov. Gardner alludes to the evil in Mas
sachusetts:
There is one evil of comparatively recent
growth, (but of so grave nature as to merit
your consideration, which annually costs the
State large sums of money both by prolonging
the session, and Ivy causing injndicious or I'M
necessary grants,) which the Legislature can
materially lessen, if not wholly remove, by Il
course its own dignity and the welfare of the
Commonwealth demand refer to the con
slant attendance on the sessions of the Lcgisla-
ture, of individuals who sell their adventurous
personal or political influence to the highest
bidder, for the purpose of procuring special
charters. privileges or grants. Indifferent to
the real merits OF the questions ut issue, anx-
ious only to secure their pave usually contin-
gent on their success, they oiiicously press their
solicitations upon the honest and unsuspectng
legislator and by partial and often false repre-
sensations secure the passage of measures by
the use of means which render impartial debate
impossible, and public dcliberation dclusion
When legislation is transferred from the Hall
and the chamber to the lobby-whcn the lceit
innate portion of the duly constituted commit
tees is. superseded by practices subversivc of
fair investigation, when ordinary business, and
meritorous and unobtrusiye claims are over
ridden by the clamorous demands Of schemes
bolstered into undue Importance 10y Fictitious
public opinion it is well to revert to the rrima-
ry objects and theory of public delibera:ive as
scnblics
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

PRrvLEcEs or THE PREss-Sf Mr. Philip Egan
Toothy, . correspondent Of the New Orleans
Crescent, pleaded the privilege Of the press to
excellent advantage. He was taken prisoner
ct Santa Rosa by the Costa Ricaus, and pun
ishmsnt commuted from death, to- Imprisonment,
on the ground that be was a !. dad head
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

WoNDERrrL SAGAcIrY.-An instance of So
gacty practised by the elephant attached to
Herr Driesbachs Menagerie, deserves record.
Coming into Newark, Ohio, last Saturday the
elephants keeper fell in a fit from his horse.
The whole menagerie Immediately came to
halt, and some members Of the company went
forward to pick up the man. But the elephant
would not allow any person to approach the
lifeless form of his keeper. Taking him up
with his trunk, softly, he would place him on
his horse, but finding the man was sensclcss, he
laid him on the ground and kept watch over
him Many members Of the menagerie tried to
soothe the faithful elephant, who had now be-
come furious at the supposed death Of his mas
ter, but to no purpose, and there the man lay,
watched by the sagacions animal. AHcr lying
in this condition for some time, q physician who
had been sent for, arrived, and yet the eephan,
would allow no one to approach. AT lcntgh
the keeper recovered sufficiently to command
the elephant to stand aside, when he was pro-
perry cared for--the elephant, all the while, ex-
pressing the utmost anxiety for the sick man.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

O. sCoNyUBIAL ADyENrURE.---Thc Buffalo Re-
spnbic relates that recently false-hearted mar
ried man in Detroit attempted to elope from
his lawful spouse with another woman to Can
ada. The guilty couple crossed the river in
" ono steamer, while the injured but spunky wife
pursued them in another, and just as the train
was leaving Windsor, the latter sprang upon
the rear car and ran through the coaches until
she found the runaway couple, quietly seated
side by side. She upbraided the man for rul-
ming away from his lawfully welded wife, and
Insisted that he should leave the cars and re-
tnrn with her. This the husband stouty re-
fused to do, when the wife appealed to the
conductor, and produced the necessary vouchers
q of her identity The conductor, with much
e good sense, decided that woman was entitled
to her husband, and informed the man that he
aiwould be under the necessity of delivering him
-neyer to the custody of his better half BY
this time the passengers had gathered around,
? and the sscene became exceedingly Iudicrous.
+ The man declared that he would net leave his
ydnlcinea, and she persisted in retaining him -
The tears and entreaties of the wife were too
4, much for the sympathetic conductor /; he pulled
the check-strng stopped the train, elected the
husband from the car, and delivered him to his
wife, several passengers holding on to the 9TH
!. er woman, who made the most desperate en-
q deavors to follow The man tried hard to get
OH the cars after they were in motion, but was
r. unable to do so in consequence of the tight
grasp Of the wife on to his coat-tas The last
gthat was seen Of the pair they were rolling
adown the bank closely locked in each others
! embrace The frail fair one, who was the
cause Of the trouble was carried out of the
% reach of her companion for time at least.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

CoUGHs, Coins, &c.-Those who wish to know what
will certainly cure, and in the shortest possible tmc
and all other Lung Complains, tending TO Cosscnr-
TIoS; areanivised TO make of Dr. Kegvs &5ysp Of
Lrr,ces, 7hr, and Canehaiqgsa II Is scientific and
valuable remedy, and can be had at the nearest Drug
Store. "- e *'sH-'stif
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

FRoM MExIco we hare dates to the 9Th inst
President comoufort had Issued deerue grant
ing conditional pardon to all persons engaged in
the late revolution, with the exception Of those
who, holding commission from the government.
turned ththn arms IN behsIf d Hato. r
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

y. New cArfrAL OF IowA.-Tae Commissioners
appointed to select site for the future capital
OF Iowa, have selected beautiful hin on the
east side Of the Des Moines river. 1t is with
In the two-mile radius Of the junction Of Rae
coon aud Des Moines rivers 1t is near Fort
Des Moines. There has been donation to
the State. Of two hundred and sixty thousand
dollars, in lots and lands to secure the present
location.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

-gTa - AT the anniversary of the American
hnsM1 Foreign Christian Union, much sensation
ba'wss produced by the speech of the venerable
80 DR. Hewitt Of Bridgeport. He came forward
oil bowed with age and grief. to say that although
re his two sons had abandoned the faith in which
d he trained them and gone orer To the Catholic
<7ehareh he still remained unshakcnin his attach
yfsneat 20 the creed Of bis fathers, and was will
" Ing TO seal it with his blood He said with
%s teara, - the oaly two sons have on earth, 81
have two in heaven, have defiouncetl reaonnced
and cursed the faith ef the God Of their fathers!
aeeaodn fRiye them, for they know not wimt they
- On ~ There was sscarcelya dry eye in the
= efnsuug that listened to the old man's lamsnta.
knaticn. falsas s4sgses :. go 80 s9ss~ -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-05-22

Im Honss of David Z. Hall which we mentioned
last week as having been stolen was found near Wa
teTbury ami setarned 70 TIE o. nsr.T Ziro baef =
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24
Notice to Contractors.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Western Hotel in Lynchburgh. until ~ O'Clock
NJ on Saturday Soy 22d, for FumDg and Draining
Poor Claim" on Feather River.
By order of the Trustees. q. \ THERBER,
Sec'y of Poor Mining Company.
Poor Claim Nov II, 1853 nl3-l0tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-11-24
NOTICE

VNHE Stockholders Of the "Oro Telegraph Com
4 pany" are hereby requested to meet in 0roVh'e
on Tuesday Nov 2lst, 1850 for the purpose OF organ
zing saisl-E--fHFaHE, hIa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14

RttohItp soh tut y ThIbrN. ~ r. { q. B. Fss
Penn r. 8. ID mort b5wp, Ell loo Alec Co Copss
t4wp SGT; 60 City r. IS ssl 100 do s ssi W) Gty
Lehish Val r. r. g. days 20; 80 Penn. g. s PesnA r.
lott "a! q do do a 20 Re ding r X IS And i5' y,
io4 90 ia 40 Sew-CTeek Celsol Bank 2ii u PennA
Bank lots, Ill.
ll2
b. bl scoo frat nic 7i; 500 P.nsylv.IA o. et
Leo fenn:ylvann hS Iosd g.. second morts'se "a ~ p
ing RR, s'wp I'M "a lido, 6! $50 do, ., 10 ii fshns.
RR lots a; N9 fIorris Ca,sl ~ 700 do - - do a. n
so do, Tote, 10; % Leg issnd R., l1; " feHss n ~
s 10 do 'esst IS; Mois Canal Prefd. bswn ~ O ie.
tmg r. a Farm Mech Bank 81 y Girsd BAL. lls
80 Plantez- Bank, Tenn 100; y. Bank Of k-tnen I'D
after sswd-j5 C.'aussa RR IS; 100 Reading RR, d.,
GOT; 500 Heading &c. 1870 a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14

OsWEco NoV. II m:--WHEAr u unclan5ed y s.es
aye BUSH y for Chicago Spring. aud Al q fJ far
white Canadian. BAELEYSses 30 bush Canadian 81 Is
CssL rkEIcHTs Nev-York Wheat l6c Com N. LAX.
IYFoFTs 2l0o Lbs Flour s. 10 bush Wheat e1 bush
Barney, AID 10 bush Rye. CANAL EXPORTS; tOi5 bbs
Flour s. 30 bush What - a bush Corn 40 bI'h Ba
Icy, aud GB Lu,h. Rye
ALtaSy, Nov 81 p. m-BARLEY-s1 Is for ordinary
BORROWED: fr Jefferson Comfy III 21d 81 p or mixed
ss 2ee Geo busb. OATs, &c bush State sale
Il eco tuth Sales leo0 ID ine fleece Wool AZ 5od12c.
BUFFALO Nov - o. rn-The better grades Of FLOUR in
good demand. Sales 30 bills a. Sc for good Wisconsn
&c sc IS for aood to choice Indiana aud Oho So TO
sc extra 81 GZH rs - for double do
aud Michigan Included WHEAT better sales lO 900 BUSH a.
liJ Is for Chicago SpnBg most a, intis price; 81
CT Milwaukee Cnb 81 % for White Mchign, and ~ "a for
10. CANADIAN. Com firm s4iss 5000 bush At Sa53ic
hickey .9c Canal e ghts 70 New oTk loo for Corn and
.oc for What. Receipts in the q hours 10 to-day
S07 bbls Fiour l3s2 bush. Whea, 704 bish Corn. Canal
experts lo79 Issh. What, Gocoo bush Conn., and a. 80
brsh Oats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
I,usse..crs Arrived

r. r. ~ 'teaE ihD E'eOa, fran LissrpoO.-a,ses Powell,
Toeee. CswoItby and servant and GTshsw ~, Mr and
Ne. Rose M a, Ms Car-ese, Ms. ". Troltman art
Bret'aIsh, Sr and Mss CowAn Gen. q. W. Williamson and
lady, Count hejsn. lady and The Hon. Sidney smith,
Col Jarvis Mr. Williamson, j., .ir Berry, Nj aud Master
s.lyes Mrs slve.; Mssrf. 'ck Puss, T. EspHn A. O..
Mormon, BIpsI LnIEsul DO ME, s. B0)ne A. do Iref
Sehsgx ]. hiehll. J. DaoTe, J. Woodfsld NJ Muruys
burnside, traeolie, A. Bosom Raokin J. ADDER on VI.
bs,oD Mellib, Se~art J. P4r,sge Smith, f.. Crauer W.
b. Rictsrey Ansiroos, Weber j. Haish IT, J. b. Har.
re' ga Bronssiin Boussn Haworh Heay Culver. C.r-
tD.n, lie haFkns, W Thomas y. Mathew J. Hodspn w.
O. t6d hrs Inssue. and Mr.. and Mrs Michel Capt.
feIes M and Ma W 4. Becaer and ehd Cap. J. Gar.
land, Capt b-Tsiow, Me-. Fisher.
N shg CaiS5o's'o, no" Ai:-sp-N-s Last Mr.. Nell,
Mr. Frisd.sI.dsI
srj family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
NARRIB d.

BRAbLEY-wEsT-M T,os. y IT, 90 B,sae,' Il tie s'2
the Rey c Bt.n. Mr. Ess1 20 '" NJ. HaIiisi we Of
BRTSNyR-soLoNoN-o wedne.dsy SGv ~ a, ~ he W. re-,
., We .S. eldest daughter Of D. L. solomon all OF
, fy ,rpsov-on Tuesday Nov H. BY The Rev Thos
H. Armai.ee D. D. Cap W1, H. n; ci ssny' O' '"p
s ey gu ",a.t. r Csyrsnd
'Easbe6 Mu,son, dsush,e of George Lewis al Of
h;,mn Evans Nj Everett English to Miss Amelia wadse,
dn, 3 4 f.e q Me- to Nj: Benda
sse.nS dsoshier Of Cept l. Ray Of S.ter:ylle, y J.
Rsv Mr. Weston Henry Hustled Of Knsron Ulster County
to Josephine s. youngest daughter Of The late Rene A. Par
RNDsicxsT6n "Wednesday Nov H. by .
Rev J. j. Lyon. 5usina l., daughter u H. Hendricks 10
Henry $; Henry, ~ q thi. city Co., ~
SfTamSson IL 20 Miss Jenn eldest daughter II III. late
jsI I York on Wednesday Nov ty
the Rev j. Jrons Mr. Charles T. Lazarus % Nj. zgpo:
rah Noah only Of the late Major NJ NJ Noah, ali of
LtNsBURY--sDRIANA-In Bridgeport, on Tue.dsy. Nov
II BY the sey Dr. hewitt William H. LuDsbsy 70 Mags.
edesasugh'er of the late Chas Adrans, esq .. New
MOss-APP1EMOss--In Brooklyn, on wednesday Nov. L.
John Mos 70 label daughter Of Phobe ArPeulos' all Of
-eiLLEsPIE-In, hi. city, on wedne.a.y Nov. IL
Miss Margaret, second dangh.
ter Of the late William orme Gillespie, esq OF Newport
County Mayo. Ireland.
McKENZlE- DHNsLOw On Thursday. Oc. 80, in St
Luk-s Chpc' Brooklyn by the Rev. j. w. Diber M Ed.
win MckeJzie Miss Helen r. only daughter Of the late
Allen A..D.n.low esq, of N,wHsver Coma.
RICHARDS-kING-At Hiehwood n. j.. Wednesday,
Nov r. by the Rev Dr. Hawks Edgar Richards OF New.
York 10 Mary, daughter Of the late James g. King.
SCHOUMAKER-W EST-In Tioga, ~ Y. Monday, Nov.
10, by the Rev w. Higgins Mr. Nicholas Sclooulsker Of
drrspprt Penn to Miss Sarah j. West Of Tioss ~ Y
SIBLEY-GIBSON-at CsDsndagna "Wednesday morning,
Ntvl2 by the Rev D. Ingers, John c. Sbey and Mary
Y, Youngest daughter Of Henry Is. Gibson, esq.
STUART-BARCULO-On Tuesday Nov. H. by the Rev. Al
bert d. Traver St. Pauls Church. Poughkeepe La5sn C.
Stuart Of Rye Neck Westcheer County Marion second
daughter Of the late Hon Seward Bsrculo Of the former place
TOPPING-M AcDONUUGH-On "wednesday. Nov. II, by the
Lott Jones Joseph H. Topping of Philadelphia TO Fran
Arsbell, daughter Of William MacDouousb esq, OF this
city.
TYSON-CABRE-On Wednesday Nov. r. at the residence
father by the Rev Seymour Landon Mr. Henry
Tyson New York Miss Letita A Cabre Of Brooklyn
WELLs-SHEPHERD-A ST. Psufs Church, Paterson, on
Wrdnesday Nov r. by the Rev. Samuel j. Evans Heber
Wells 70 Miss Sarah Shepherd, all Of Paterson.
WEST-LOTT-At Iioga n; r. on Sunday evening. Nov. g.
by the c. w Higgins Mr. Warren b. West of Tioga
Mise Pbebe Lott Of Spencer.
WYLEY-SAW YER-On Monday evening, Nov. 10, by the
Rev Mle at The residence Of the b:des father Mr.
Wiley of Southport Conn., to Miss Sarah Jane Saw
of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14

price. III, .ave.s BY the Ep.sp. are
-.fblc and the nsIke, closes with h'm ee5s 10 sa
sds.rcr5 ,b. price 20 81 Common On wss fairly save
icaS1 % rxt aud Fine io d2 The sVices from Leudan
, emp. sale Of SO bh. on private ,ern., bat under
STOOD 10 be ole cash 50 sb' al i'c cash sua ~,
n,;ee. sye pripay the Coumcn Ron !. Ia eounasf
outlines, Notwithstanding the more favorable sdyces rom o
o,hy bish freight continue 10 have deP'es
s s,,,. On he market We have only to notice sale OF
go bbi- At 81 ei so n, delivered from ysra zine lar
essu.r .ales Of 30 bills medium a; - Y ?sO ~ Tar Is
resfy ana moderate Icqe'f, with oee' .1pvy 'ne,s
The H. s .1s1: .5s.i !. ri Ssi f0'nNe u ~
tg,sh Lnse-d nothing has trsn'pred. the small
"a the extreme prices s.ked check transactions
I'd purchaser ouly buy supply imuledi,:c wants
ne Puse Iv poo a, g 20 tun. American
Is IN good demand and prices are ,1sae si,s snJ /,
H. ab.enee Of sales price, mostly n,mus manniscn'ed
Oil a; ;Is- 'sS' gaf and M vsTa Oh .I RG
SUE, :. s9S s' PORK ad m more .ive and
prcs are inner for Mes. Prime dull and nominal ;. Of
So Ibis At ts7s for Mess and sl7 ESQ sl7 50 for
Prime ohe kind. are nominal Beet i,. of tS bb
siq ssi c iSs rIf PH%s ass cOsp Mes, and
Snail .si Of Beet SIS Bacon quiet sale. Of go
bxs g.ribbcd Nj ales at loc Cut Meas are s1e r.
70, md in fir request sales OF 80 bills sndtcs 2t6
l5c Butter in good demand At Tor ONO ana
RiCE-very tile has transpred 90 te' embraee the
sPiCFs-Sal.s have been of 10 Nutmess sac
Perper que. but firm soon expected rom the
eos.t WA cold o arrive some time since 3,
StGARS-fiod.Ts confirm. 10 exhibit freat hrnuess WIN
noders demand sales Of $50 hhd mostly Cuba sSd su
including 4co hhds Tor rehuius TO TO Philadelphia and lou
boxes Havana az l0dui &c. -, .oo
sALTThe market better for Liverpool fne sales Of 1850
sac Ks Ashion's to arrive. at 5@4c. .,.
SALTPETER Boston is more active with sales OF 80"
tsss crude at !! ale. y ID. 6 mos ,.,,
TEAs-Penong sale by auction tomorrow but te mss
teen privately Blacks are very hTm and Greens are
81, adv -, q. noo ~
a. l2c. cssh. .., ,,i -
WHISKY-The inquiry is more active, but win hoersl ~
buoy at the latter price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14

COFFEE-Ro continues dul, pe.dns tomorrow sac;
tag at 10 II W. only hear OF 'ass ia o,oet kId. Of
c5 bss Domingo losct' CASH and % Bahia at '!c''
FLOUR AND MEAL-orr mark, for Western CANA Flour
opened with good demand and WIN su. Tbe isoniy
is aud the II de- Tue sales age <S oo a,
Sal = s5d IS for .1p~ae I-da4 and uPPr Lake.
sia475O for eommoh i9 far * ga u Oh2 ~ S,D.
81 81 rs 60 for e1ir- en,e' CALadi1n ', "a sl%i
Ges a. d IS eS.Ta 5ssd. southern Flour
also t,'t,r particularly the low er,de the demand - qls
active ,4' tt a. l5e ~ 81 for mixed 70 god
supervise Baltimore. g. f75jG 10 f,I fAy and '1'ra
I5uds Rye Fl'uT - s'eadg = - ~ p C2,n Ma Is
if,sts, - N Al / pm hons a. I'll - SIT 10
IshwHy I'd 1 ,te t,s.scoSs are however
owr 70 scarcity Of large Fsh which III mos ia hs
ir MscEeie IN continued GllEess Picked Are - steady
fRuITs-RaI.ir, are firm and eiy -qirl after Sales Of
loo pkes - . for Layr : y IN bI2ih smaller pack
GRAiN-There ineg4.af'y IN " "bsa market
a. M. op.nng-pme qua heng sought after a. rather be-.
Ter fiise, whls sPi1 s 10 % b. p-me shi.
Soahen IL :rsn,ita FOR Liverpool from Baltimore At 81 o.
irvisht iOd: HCo bc.h whis Canadian AZ : 69S 9 ~
G go $50 at I'd Mc6isan 81 576sI 6O 5cO bush
Cbicsso sprrs al 81 -; 1850 bu,h. Milwaukee Club
500 bush I'd Indiana a. 60 RE 3. firm and IN
i.I demand; sales Of 400 bush a. s54re 0.is are p:
Western. Barley in fair deans ID sales Of sou bush con
aor 81 q cSih . ease. s aad i s vf% ;1f ,s sSlpp
u.s. t9 Z, JeE,sy , and sG p ysiow.
OINNN-BAGS - Boston A-e qie- Las- sales . 4<ci .
months
HIDES conll 20 inn with far transaei3ns a reduced
SUPPLY Sales 90 Oronocos PC mos. 1000 RIO
GIsaje at &c. mos and 7i9 dry s. Domingo, average 2l
lbs -5ic mos REJECTING -ieI dam 1sd add those an' 70
HoPs-rhere !. esrso in the market, pie, are zap
Uore About bales changed hands to-day, half
act al Sale for ordinary Eastern 20 choice Western Old
- gu...; su all 70. soid az SIC
LIAF-R0cksDd IL quiet in the absence Of sock 10 first
hal d. Las. ssts ~ S. or aud - i'r lump.
HAY-A drm market ~h good demand sales Of 100 tLes
- 6567fc. q 10 -
ROMA quiet market fsr Scotch Pig h, sesiJ s]eG
- 20 fci lsige lots, mcs
LEiTHRR-Tb.re continue. fair demand 70. Hemlock and
Oak Il f1l prcss. The receipts good
MOL ASSES-Thc trade bay very SPAN g.y ow.Eg the
high prices which tending farther Upward sales 4 - hide
{ La Nuseovs91 &C.. . hide Porto RIO a. &c
laval sToHI s-sJbs T-Tp-r;rs d IL ali reg ,e,t, aad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
To Mariners.

On about the 18th December next, Light Weasel WI
moored of Cornf,d Point Conn., 10 mark the Long Sand S
Long Island Sound.
She viii be oored the south sle Of the Shos isd ~
the Of IT, ia or f9tboms water, and nearly Due
(per compass from CoTufed Point She viii be sio,p' 80
painted red. with the of the staon tCorn 1eld
light vn
About the rame time the xed light shown is. fa-
nsr's Island Lighthouse Long Island Sound, ~l b.
tingec, and fixed br, varied by flashes, substitute ~
By order Of the Labthouss Board. ~,
A. LUDLOW CASE, Lighthouse Inspector ThaD''
Neg Ynyk, Nor 8, 1856. fS.r
Tie rev Lieh house recently erected Cape htcstsr
fundlspdl will b. lighted and after the 18th Drro
1856 IL will exhibit fixed white light, elevated io tees 80
the and may De 10 clear weather IL miles from
deck A toll sill be levied upon sl vessels bene1tsea 7"
light.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared.

sbip.-E.n Aesp, G,,r,es. Liverpool sposgrl r.so,
Bni,-M J. Kimball, Mcclellan, MarseiIiss Psrlss. e
tee Cole HavsnAW VIM Selson Son Fiilht, HIM ss,..
nah Dun ham Dmon Mary, Gibbs, Trinidad, Georss So
vensoD. =. -. n
Briss-C A. Coe Witty 81 MARK. sinalwool Anssr.0,
& Co; Vim. Boothby tBLl Cohi, Windsor, D r. D. Vols
Jayne, Savannah, Mccrcsl, ~
4 Co Sylvia Ksene New.London, master; Pede- RAJ
Wilmington. p. c. Murray w. h. Hazard. L-r,sn Wilma.
Mary Anna Hsrn-n wsshinetor, master; Start Alec Ly,,
Lane Msnsum Charlie. Robert. Fowler, w.,hias,oa NJ
Mathews. A. v. Beseu, Ryder, AIsxsbdrs NJ B.sisa, ~
t.r Arnold Charleston. scranton Tdlmsn O. L H.niOs
Bo.top. w. T. Heuiek; Julia Rogers Perkins N, 7so,
Brett Son & Co. lola Hill, New Haven. J. b Edw.rs,
Sloops-J. II. Borden, Collins Fall River master; TS.u.
Hull Hull Providence, MASTER Osh Dole ProvJsSce nss
ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-14

Eides 7iasc b 10 TaIlow s!doc y ID Pes 8 ~ 81 Is
each for taken off in November; Calkns lSGli ID
B-Becf-ExiTa and first quality include nothing bat the
hes, large Stalled Oxen Second quality includes the best
Oxen the best stabilized Cows and the best three
old Steers sheep-Extra includes Cossets aud when few
selected out from lots.
There 50 the Boston aud Maine Railroad 10
over tb. Boston and Lowell 100 the Fchburg aud
IN. Western loaded with Cattle Sheep Swine and Horses.
REAARKs-There slight Improvement in prices for
Cattle TO-DAY especially for those Of the best quality few
Oxen sold 25c cw higher than quotations Sheep
motily old and bali ed sold slow But few good Lambs
market Robert Fletcher es b1ug. Of the best lots
noticed for IS head There large number OF Western
Cattle which will be at Brighton tomorrow, aud buyers
holding of fer lower prices.
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Philadelphia IIarltcfs, Nov. I3.

BARK unchanged. CoTToS very active FLOUR quiet but
with reduced stock The export demand is limited and
about 200 bb have been disposed +6 - h Dbl for stand
ard and good brands part Lancaster County and 81 2 extra
Tie sales for home consumption have been moderate within
OF 50 10 TO "a The market continues bare of RYE
EIoCR and i wanted. CoRs MEAL is dull a. IS Is y Dbl
There good demand for WHEAT both export aud milling
ard prices We, mantaned saes of 300 bushels I'll s.
y bushe from prime Southern and Punsy vsna red aud 90
I'll g fr white. RYE sells arrival 73d7gc for Southern
and epc fer Pennsylvania CORN ,inues In good demand
AID H. bushels yellow sd II 67c sAoat 1908 bushels from
the private 600 bushels white AZ 6jc, aioa
End 400 tushes do from the SIC OATS lDwer
bushels Penn wanna and Delaware sold Rats " buse
GROCERIES AND Provisions Unchnngsd and little doing
WHISKY IeIain dull Jc lor bOls and Sc for hhds
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Cambridge Cattle Market.

RrronrEp FOR InE NEw-YoRK TRiBuNE ny UEokGs hNPF
" WEDNESDAY Nov. ~, 1867.
A. market j5 Cattle 1900 Beeyes and 455 Stores consist
inc Working Oxen and and three old
Prices Market Beet Fs 70 25; first quality 81 $40
49, sccopd quality, 80 254t6 75 third quality, - OoS6
culinary 81 So Stores Working Oxen from $50. Sleo,
sIc5 70 49, sales dull. Cows and Calves: $50 80 3d.
t6e; Yearlincs 5l6QfD Twoyears old 59d S%6 Fhfe2'
yeaIs old, t ga So .,z,
SArTp AND L.MBs-3 900 at market prices in lots: 81 -
81 81 So s. so, 81 80 eaeh extra and selecon %h 90
IS. S. - u,,,. ., "a
SwIyg-182 Western al market Prices: Live Weight 6t0
7c d, 10 Dressed 8i39c. 10, last week but the
msrke,.i. active. shoats In lots c retail s!@