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sS1n . about . fortnight and II will then be decided
WHISTLER the Chambers 70 be called together 10
November whether their meeting 70 deferred I'll
after Christmas 10 lie gener ally anticipated that the
eerer period will be hxed UPON seeing the urgency and
appearance OF the measures wueh government will have
xnlopoe 10 the Legislature.
Aacns tho foreigners % distinction arrived here lately
rom - Petersburg the oistingu lshed Is General
.odeoea whose name IN every body mouth at the
Ne u me siege Of snbastopo and who ETH suffering
iFch me WOUNDS received the deenue OF world
reros ned fortress Count Nesslrode passed through
fern LIE other day, his the Russian capf}
arc fgince EstefLazy morrow from Mos
1ow where his oia mona llsse excited proper
aoG and where he is sts,td 10 have been quite
rncce sul in bis heal the breach between
rendezvous, given ~ Al sxsrder H. Francs Joseph
a. Venice. whence thy proceed u Nice 10 pay
hF respects 10 The posage Empress and TO be joined
tnoceoy LOUIS Napoleon
considerable Iter.st irt here In the result " the
Tres dental elect America and the movements o.
anS cCDterclpg paItts ecauued win most sceuu
neiDg vigilance FtuionI y tncnsy the taVorlte-aN
20 much, perhaps OF nj. political OPINIONS ~
- his Adventurous romantic career aad MS eIten-
give scteLthc aoqur utut Naca are sure 10 oe appre
.atee IN inns cnnIttt eAa ~nt nave gained aim SO
latte, Az testn frol tt Nrslor or German saTaas
AlSxattr Won HanIB idl several OF cur journals nave
Published bograpbi ttCues o. hin, aud the Bsrners
are ute prouo ~ ~ honorary member OF Que
al their learned a.ue> a. nss stauncn opponent,
howerer il tbs Ls h. csentiG,, .he organ OF tic
EtsFal conservative pac,. ~nmn etgaai yes h.m as
re- olucrst eenncracy in America 10 Do
tis1tcal th cooservatsu4 lr Elrope. do mol kuow
1ether the democrats Nl &c mach delegated Win this
discovery.
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AprBL IN TIxAs--Sot TBEaS CHrv.Lyy,-Wm.
Autrey, known poct Autrey, nud William Z ars "a
ought duel eight miles below Scgan lac, sturdy
they used double barrel shot guns and a. shooters ard
commenced ut hun trcd and twenty p,ces npayt ard
cortuutd advancing and firing until within sx on esht
ct when Carson shot through With -v shooter
bail ard died IN two hours Autrey was not hurt but
somc bucs ,hot struck him upon the arst Ire too much
,pcnt Do any injury ard pistol tho, rest throush N,
vest and shirt iust isring ,heskin furcy mcdtstey
IN, ard vas pur,ued b. the shoti or adaiunA couatv
ard uvertaken slXy milee from seq N Il brought ba
We learn that several Others are inphCa9i 1 seconds
Ausi,n Sbae Tnts, 0cs, L.
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EFTECTs or BoEnEB RCrFIarisT-A Sun CASE
81 lsssNdy MIR. Junn kpker, formerly a F." city NJ
,iopaT ~ here, bet who subsequs niy proceeded 20 Kan
as, was brought before Judge Of the Police Court this
morning BY bis Trends, as ravng maniac. u appear,
rat Mr. Ickcr had settled upon n ella m IA kan.as FORT
,ory which he hnA improved By tie erection or bulid
ibgp, &c During the late troubles there bis buildings
sere burnt and be driven rom bis claim which 40
naoc,d be mind thst he became insane las morning
a Washington street be made attempt 10 atop the
~ omnibus proceeding I'D the street. ADD vas
rh difcury restrained b. his friends Tho court amor
receiving evidence q his unsound state Ct mind passed
an cr0cr for bis reception s the Tuna;lc Hospital at
south Boston, and he was conveyed TO that insttutoh
Boston Tiotellr o. IS.
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Iyr DOT, ntur,lay.

IFGToot, sntnrdsy, Ort0bor 1l--P. D..
kessr, bigaoc, Aibys Co reports brea,ftufrs very
lrn Al yesterdays prices In oiber articles DO change
TO repor..
Ifvxsroo., saturday, October I1--r. NJ
Mtssrs. Richardson, Spence 4 %. reports market for
wheat cue. 81 yesterdays prices, with but little choice
white or red uDsOld. Iour unchanged. Indian corn
some Dsury fer sound Jerees store a, 3ss for mixed
scvc Of the purchases made during the week. CT ship
have cen rejected, being hesns.
C,,top-sales 70 day Of 10 900 bales and prices sny
hns rather dtsrer and the supply ocripz more limited
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A NJ
NJ IzAR sR-As ibe electrician or The New York
newfoundland ano iondan Telegraph Company, u with
the highest Qualification that have 10 srprse you Of the
corinuoe conductor q than 900 miles IN extent
distance yol v pcrceive, srci 70 cross tae Atlantic
Ocean from New ioundlsud 70 ireland.
7se admrsb aTrspg menis made al the Mlgnct Telo-
graph oace To Old Broad street. Tor connectag ten sro
tranean gua pcrcba n,uiaed co5doc ors q over 200
rde each 20 give continuous length Of moro
tsar oec miles du ing the hours Of the ngh when the
~ srsph no, lily employed furnished us the
.. oonclCsrsy ssucs oy actual pertinent The
cuestoc oi przctsab'ny well tho practically Of
teierrsphirs through our Proposed Atiantc cable.
Tbs result bad he,n th'ovn mo some doubt by the
C,covtry than tso ysars since q certain rhcno.
xcra upcn subsrrapsnu and submarine conductors and
Lad attracted the asnaou q electricians particularly q
tast most eminent vliosnphcr Professor Faradsy and
thsi clear hted trvestgator " electrical pcnomena
~ vhobouseand one q tnose pucromena, 70 ~t, the
rercepbe re csou Of The electric current threatened
20 r<rpex of-rauous aad recuirc careful nvostga
cn before we couid pronouucc vuh certainty the con-
Krcgcai Jrsct.csbshty Of tbc OCEAN telegraph
Tan uooss happy 70 inform you that a. crowuiur rc-
eUt Of lUrr series 81 experimental rvcstgatnn AMI In
uere reason,Dg spn ~. susIect ths pS%ents snacr
witnessed m morning. 10 wBca the induction coils aud
receiving magnets, a. uonc1 ~ these gent smen, we're
ruaee enc Of ny recordor instruments, have
rros suits torfy resolved s a. abs Of the rsct ability
rs vel a. prAcil atty of operating The telegraph from
Il,bsuzs we eIss rsrhed signal a, the rate or 2to2
ara according The At QUO time cve1 o. 80 per
11use ucon my tsloersphc register when spcod you
vii perceive : q rats ccmmcrcsay advat tage0usl,
fbeee resu'ts accomplished notrithstandtng many
disad-pnaFes IN or arrangements, Of temporary and
Iocsl Observation-Disclosures. which will not occur Ia
the rse OF Eu0mr 40 cable.
Tav ng parsed the whole night With my sctve and
sareesb Il collaboraors IN Wntehou,e ard Mr. BrRht
without sleep you w toe hurried and bric era
rsrer q this note which could rot refrain from sending
ycu since oar esper nents tns mevros settle the scen
fnc ard commercial points a cur cnterrrsc satisfac
Nrly, With respect and este.n -FOUR obdent servant
SANI v. r. MORSE
To CrRvs W. Tirp Eco Vice President OF tue New
York, newfoundland and 1udon Telegraph Company,
81 JWryu street., 81 james street
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Steamship Belgque CBegj. Tack. Antwerp Oct 3 and
southampton It'll With f1dse AID 30 sleerage passengers
Belgian steam Navigation Co.
Bark Carolina (swed saisrom, Gefe Sweden, CA days
with iron and 100 passengers 70 inch 4 Melncke.
Bark Clara Il wilams, Olmsted, Havana IL days with
sugar. seguIs. &c 10 r v King K 90
Bark Mary, Gibbs Trin ad, Cuba. "A DAYS with
moasses &c to u Stephenson Experienced light esstery
Wirds I'd Gains tbe entire passage.
Brig Amanda Jane tof Boston, Cove sagua la Grande Oct
I Win and moasses 10 master Oct 10 experienced
heavy gale n split sails apd sfrnng leak the vessel
leaking I'll strokes per hour 30 shen off the Highlands
struck BY gale from INV, aud blown on to miles
soDihp ard.
Bre Mary Chr, McMahoa st John NIB days, with plas.
ter, 70 master.
Rig Lcyahan Flntor, Bangor with lumber, to master
Scar Ior,es, Townsend Gaboon wCA. sept 3 with palm
OIL ivory, ebony &c to MLuatord Oct H. lat 49, lon
Gi l6 oke whaling bark Drono Of and for Warren RI I'D
OF Cape Nay spose brig Pripceton, for NYork
scbr u aha (of Rocklandl SInonson, Key West, Is
days with VI dse to Bcpner a Deake
Schr Demi, Hendrickson, Charleston, days, with
cotton arG rice 10 Dorniil Co
Scbr Alhion, sheppard. Casiire Me.
Steamer Conf ord Norman Philadelphia.
Steamer facopy Wilson. Philadelphia
Siean er Poonska Cushman New BEDFORD.
Stasmer Pelican AuoIich. Providence
Steamer Saetuoset Gcer Norwich
Wind at sunrise, W; meridian, calm; unset do.
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Telegraphic Marine Report.
BOSTON, Oct 26Arr pilot boat J A Westervch, Of New
4otk.
Herald Marine CorrcspOndence.

PHILADELPHIA Oct Is n I6-An ship Rival. Sears
thncha Islands via Hampton Roaos; bark Thos Dallet Dill
Porto Cabelo schr Governor, oDer Calais steamer Boston
Cid LAX albacore Or, Eaton Iverr DOL: brigs Nicker
Pot Spain Trinidad, Speed (Br, Telord 81 John NB
Kingston Ja Uncle Tom Orr Halifax; A Horton Rogers
IPSWICH AIgar Long Chariesowni stur,sysnt Gorson
Port Morris steamers Palmetto Baker, Boston, Kcnnebcc.
hrr al Port Richmond 18Th lGh schrs Abco colysn;
Ga scbrs Abco Colon; Houtsn GILES and Geo Amos,
Nichols Boston Senator, Gar@ooe, ADD Ann Eliza %, Con
miscellaneous and Disasters.
STEAMER ERo-lhe leak m tia Hero las been stopped by
canyss snd the yesse punpeo out The le,k wss the
pafaters making Friday get Ter the beach,
where tie leak wonlc lie planked hoped she
would be able 10 start tor New YORK By saturday.
rnk MAEI.capt Lincoln, Of bark Maria before reported
Abandoned and loved ito Charleston arrived at Norfolk sd
TIE mate two OF tire and the CAPTAINS wic
crrvned The remainder IL tie the corpse of Capt
L. " re also arrived 81 Norfolk
BANK NErApA. Folleys fro SMYRNA for Boston, put into
Malta on Sept "A. IN distress with fore and main mas,e
tprnnS and loss o. rigging, &c She would repair and sail
abou; Oct It.
srua NosEs Erpr remains on shore on MIS- Mate full Of
The cutter Morris arif up the city this
forenoon Ill her sails. sc.
scR Macy ryrp lumber loaded and full OF water was
ieea st anclos o. fA 2i;h south side o. Morhegan.
sCuR BAIAylABr scir Trasosman, Boston 9th from
ssap fell ia with schr BATAVIA, Pendleton from 81 Joha
Nj Boston dsu1ased and full of Took of cap.
a aid crew and one lady passenger one man died from
90 osure
Jchr, No, reports: Oct H. lar IS - lon Is - sokc WIN
pcrs1 Of New haven e. oismasied; offered take of
6apar nrC crew bu hey concluded to remain by the vessel
longer ana when the X leit ley rgr jury
The following t7bie gives summary the vessels in the
harhors Of Nov YORK, Bcson Baltimore on the ash
ntd ~ Charleston, saTannaa, Mobile and New Orleans
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lYsf ~, Oct ~, 1890.
ne greatest fessure Of the money market this week
fns berr further advance OF ono por cen, 10 the Bank
~ rnstm rates msxns them now Elk Ard seven per
rsrt The change MADE, AZ before, a. an eStraordl
v.sv ,npetns OF TIE board on Moncay. Notwithstanding
a. Precautionary Measure, further and considerable
a., ~ s.lf hes been vnborsun from The bank during
~, - h !, so,d ,hn ne Bdy,k " Franz i again
tasUo ~ N raqta n strengthen us potion, AMI y
.se 10 rate ~ Interest wodid prevent bese forced
yrte.t.en.s N bullion. Recent arrivals OF gold VII
a. tebf, enable 10 supply its wants, without reducing
~. ,,,s1 a =. coI.si q the Bank q England, ~ I'm
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PJffsHrD ron KuffSo SLAVE Ben hughes.
n rails az county Nusna charged -i,h Ihnoe one N hi
peRruce, ves tired ssi week convicted Of bier
Tertiary,
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Hy- Anpaofaas and letters 2sasdsd for the Nxg YORK
BALD slosld be eealcl
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AAIIFIHR iHfRLLIGRHCR.
lGsvenaenss q Ooes. s<esuors.

Black Warrior. New York Oct q HavanAA NOraans
Quaker City ...kew York Nov -. Havana MOBILE
STEAMERS TO AND FaoA HAVANA.
CAHAwBA-From New York 18th arrive at Havana 18th and
New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9th. dayana 2Jth
due at New York ID
BLACK WAlMIoa-Frorn Few Yerk 9th arrive at Havana
LIST snd New Orleans Sd From New Orleans i2t Hayans
l4ih at New York lSth
QUAKER CITrFrom New York 9Th OF each month arriving
1t Havana l2L and Mobile l4th From Nozzle Cd Haysns
xth, due a. New York 3Nh
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA
The may be Of value to those having correspond
the Ehsts-
The mail leaves Southampton the 4h and 2h Of each
mouth and
Arrives Mt Gibraltar about the 9th and 2h OF same month
Arrives Malta about the I4th and Both OF month
Arrives al Alexandria about the 18th OF and 4h Of fol
lowing month.
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Fort of New York, October 10, 1856.

ALMANAC roa rsv YoRK-TaIs DAT
srsys. "a Moon Rlsx morn 0
SUE sGrS.....,....... u HtdE gArRE. =
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Superior Court-ln Chambers.
Before Chief Justice Oakley.
ROCYTDINGa UEDRR THE 0TYIWKLL ACT-XE


Before Chief Justice Oakley
PROCEEDINGS UNDER THE erILw8LL ACr-xEE-
CAMILLE AND FINANCIAL OPERATIONS.
jean j Sutter and AnlsAer us. Taos r. Wight osd
A1eer.-This proceeding under the stlwei act 10
compel the defendant Wight 10 account 70 his creditors
for property to large amount which, II is alleged came
his possession This i OF several similar suits
pending again him and some strange mecantie and
6n,aal Operations will be brought 70 light In the inves
legations. is alleged in OF the adavs that the DO
ieDoaots. who were doing business under toe firm OF
VII lit hers removed f,om their Ncsey street
oD Sunday In April last goocs 70 the value OF about
80 'Oo, and conveyed them o jersey City
The follow ting inventory Of the estate and sche
ople al the liabilities OF the defendant -
inventory Ct the I'll P. Wight made under
and accoroance with subdivision Of uon Is OF act
s IS one palse oae
y patsoons three DO linen do 1--we vests eleven shrs
TN coas SIX suits under clohes seven ersvas one par
Of Msh srSsSs whsR consisted e lhS%is
slp Sere BY said " wight gu. Of Tie ste
now eSelusye under the control and In the charge Of the
sG he hs, Wg Ss lSe
cess SAID books and not 0cr there
s he Wight 40 sai
as endr @ lie becse boseSe e ha 5 sa
Of ea the city New York. owes as a sad
An &C Of The creditors o Thomas p Wight
and accordance With SUBDIVISION 3o section 10 Of act
debt passed April 70, 1870
Thomas r. ishtbas creditors indiyiduayE W. Rogers
or 5000 H. ChurCh $7s Randolph Go $t03; but he
oAt curarnershp OF Wight oro,hers consisting him and
his broker John Wight late going business in the city of
New ICtk Che books OF said rm taken
BY John W Wight and To- vt the Of Tho
w. Wight ss as Thomas ELvKTs- il the state e M
nois and has with him and yard That Thomas Wight
consequently make Inventory Of creditors from
r. only such creditors he believes, TO lows
DeunsouD, Wood Co. about 5000 10
AS collateral security for part Of this claim the
sad u W a Co hold certain pronIssofy notes and
bills 81 exchange but Of the amounts thereof The said
Wight has no knowledge.
T. wight about - coo 90
nbur2 aud Glasgow Iank, about ........... ZOO
benning and others about 5000 "
Actiot have MS been commenced against Thas
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D0MAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsyItM-TUr AN
III Bual exhibition Of The Roman Catholic Orphan a~viur
for girls WI sko place IN Tie Asylum the Of Prince
and Mo- streets on Tuesday next 18th inst comm eucirr
O'Clock n Tho friends Of ne institution arc reseeet,ly
invited 70 attend ,o,puNNELIs J scsoo,
MAHsE wATERs Atontnuiee
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simply question o. tine. The cause and the
extent Of The ngrtief dtbItc and easv tFaceabe
In nuy si;uatcd franco has been for TIC las We
yesrs n impossible that Periodical panos should not
,cm and in sp,s OF orr o rot ~ays ana the m
able stability Of our constitution. Much more 81 they
be louie Tor IN country whose uncSamped property
cate, but IRON three years osck, which Las just
through war Of nfnepso cost, and has embarked u
enormous public works bot only r. s osn but "a other
countries i The present press,Sro DC more ~ 70
entirely owing 20 tie difference Ia he basis q
pubic credit. Here pcsrly 81 ne great works
whether railways, harbors. canals, banss, street,,
squares and the h.e-arc carried On by private enier
pi7c Government intcrcrcs only far cuoug1 70 egslze
htir contracts and prevent Their running Wild q eating
another ~. Ii guarantees nothing. u charges no
contingent loss upon the public cxchequer II carefully
abstsns from mixing ue up With the pscuniary resrca
sbies o. ONT stool uudefa ngs ~ thus preser for
~ securities a safe minimum valve, however mercia
AFFAIRS may so amss. Under tho fneliah system bans
bIeas railway becomes insoIycnt, bubble brr,,a
and two or threc-or two three dozen-grea houses
smashed and some excellent families ruined, but tina
IL all Dad enough truly, bu, private after all aud
IN the least affecting our national credit The psuc .
scarcely fea before gono and all The Great ran.ac
tiois oil the gdom continue nothing had haprt ret
there tpsues no additional taxation no captaisirg Oh
obis aioos, increase q the national burdens Tne
rate OF discount s raised "a precautionary matter IN
real spccu)aon gets ~ hint and soTs Inc market re-
sumcs it, buoyaDc, and al, goes on before. Hos dr.
ierent ID would be tho public oxcheouer had sarsneod
dividends upon the greater undcrtssings may DC easily
lnssDed The puo,c roaa II have borne ssarsnsee
was at ca Nor would II regard Mr.. Lowe With much
favour should be propose next session 70 guarantee
Shareholder Of the Sostbeasern, the crysaI Palace
the Unity Hank. "
But "A n Otherwise abroad Governments arc more or
less mixed up with all the gre., undertaking. ard 70
guarantee dividends especially on foreign capital ls
important part OF their 10 Franco this has been
cone largely and the result that the rvornmart 70
stme extent sufferer by the auctuat,ons o. the B0ue
without tavins that rover Of interference which alone
can control ~ proceedings within safe hmits The To
daty Undue speculation In France has long been a.
tarsIt and i IL not 70 be supposed that could 81 %
Without en.aiEng Commercial diGleul.s, The tnor
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AMERTIsENENTS RrNEwEb EVERY DAT.
kklsWAieDs.

IDhkislAN BAII.--Nfts. r. FETr,LE AND August
y hANliGS tItr tie honor IL announce 10 The public this
they vii open hrr ban ri the Ascn u No. O5i Broad az
on Monday, DC. = Admission 20 ceals.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10
Hon. Samuel Wells, Governor of Maine.

We have the pleasure to announce to our
readers that the Morrill, reign is over, and re-
fer them TO the Inaugural Address of Hon.
SAMUEL WELLS, the democratic Governor Of
Maine. That address will be found replete
with wisdom in the discussion of state affairs
and recommendations for legislative action. 1t
is an able state paper, simple and explicit in
the statement of fact, unanswerable in argu-
ment, and will commend itself to the approval
of every friend of conservatism and good order
in the state.
The Legislature has organized with despatch
and the wheels of legislation are in motion
with none of the prophesied checks of the lead
ers of the retired dynasty. As consequence
their faces in and about the capital have worn
a long ppearance-nobody seemed to be troub-
led but themselves. ln'the election Of Speak
er of the House. President of the Senate, ELL
ing vacapcies in the Senate, and other seicers,
matters went on as smoothly as though they
had been all arranged, and at last when the
election OF Governor was accomplished under
the same pleasant auspices, there was not left
even a peg for Morrillism to hang. on. The
Ship of State is now off the breakers of fanat-
icism and hpyocritical morality, and we
prophesy for her good run. Shipwreck has
been narrowly escaped under the guidance of
''dark lanterns" but now with the aid of sun
light our course is onward
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1856-01-10

number, which is about two hundred, in the
school, may seem large. but when we estimate
| the whole number Of male minors in the State
that are old enough to commit otfenses, the5per
cent will be found very small. The care, pro-
| lection and instruction of the young and mex
perienced. is not only duty dictated by the
highest benevolence, but the security and safe
ty OF the community demand its exercise on the
part of government
While our republic, from the nature of its
organization, is untitled to be a military one.
nor is such the purpose for desire of our people
yet we should al all times be prepared to defend
ourselves against internal commotions and for
eign aggressions. II is our true policy to Gull
tivate peace with all nations. But we have no
reason to expect that wars will cease. while the
disposition of men remains as it is, and, we
should be wanting in proper care yourselves,
If we should neglect the ordinary precautions
| of protection. 1t may be sufficient il a knowl-
edge of military tactics is possessed by por-
ton of the community, who would be able, in
short time, to communicate the necessary in
formation to those who might be needed to act
in defence of their country. This object may
be accomplished by extending the favor of the
State, more fully than the laws have done, to
volunteer companies. and encouraging the form
alton of greater number of them; and high
err proficiency in military discipline. Such
men will form body of soldiers possessing
practically the art of war, and fromlhem others
unsklled can receive instruction, when called
into the public service
As we are the agents of the people, who have
conided to us important trusts. 1t will doubtless
be gratifying to every member of the govern
ment to discharge them in such a manner as to
meet the appreciation of those from whom he
has derived his authority.
1t will afford me the highest satisfaction to
cooperate with you in making such laws as
will most effectually promote the true interests
of the State