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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday, Dec. II, 1856.
The steamer City Of Baltimore, from Liverpool ar
ived of Cape Island at o'clock last evening Her
dates are TO neon of the ID Of December.
The steamer Fulton arrived at Southampton On the
,aerooon of the Both of November and the Canada at
n D. IN on the same day.
Neither the political the commercial news
brought by this arrival is Of any exciting interest.
CorroS is reported steady.
BRrAps1uFTs had not materially changed.
CossoLs closed on Tuesday q. s4b G94l for money,
and at the same figures for account
The Manchester market was steady at improved
nrices There had been rather more doing in Twist
Goods. and prices are a shade higher.
II was reported that England had agreed at length
With the other Powers to resssemble the Conference
at Paris and it is said that the Congress will shortly
meet at Paris.
A telegraphic dispatch had been received, announc-
,R that an instruction had broken out near Palermo,
Sicily, under Baron Bantrends, who was at the head
Of some 500 or GOO Troops were sent to dispense
them but no action had taken place up to the latest
date.
There were rumou of dssension in the English Min
stry.
Geo. B. Mathew, ex Consul at Philadelphia, who
WA dismissed for his completely in the Enlistment
business, has been appointed Consul at Odessa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
SPAIN.
PERSIA.

NJ. Myres has taken the Spanish Government loaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
FRANCE.
PRUSSIA.

There is no French news of importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-18
NAPLES.

The expedition against Persia has sailed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Aorses ane farms Uante6.
IOUSE WANTED on BROOKLYN HIGHTS.

HOUSE WANTED on BROOKLYN HGGHTS.
Il Il brown stone font with no iern improvements Lot
LO less THAI 1oo. Any person having House 70 sell!
for cash addr H. Box No. 80 Ne Yo.k Pos'Oh
stain ard number, size and o pree, &C.
which will be ateIGed - Immediately.
A GOOD HOUSE. with all the modern i'm
"A rrovem'n's efby situated up town li'tle or no in
convenience vsTte1 exchange for first cl,s WESTERN
LANDS or CITY PROPERTY. A. chance for safe and
uohtshe nve'tnepf. this offer be called A. j.
WORKS. Room No II Pax Bank Budi e. No Bestm ans
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

1NlE HOPE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Il OFFIcE No. SO WsLL-sr.. Ngw.Yo
MECHNICs BAsg BUILDING
This Company with a each capital of 900 insure buiI-
nss disc household furniture vessels in port and thstr
personal asaLst les, or osmsre
BY fire. the most favorable terms
DIREC TORS:
stephen Csnbreleng saml n Foster John l.. Buckley,
Wm. Remsen, Jacob Reese, VIM N MrIntfYe.
James Lihby, Geo W. higgs, James 5. Sanford,
Joseph bruon, Leboeus b. Ward, John K Suydsm,
~ IN Lewis motifs, Benz Ba1coct, Thsod w. Risy.
kobsrt Sclell, EugeEe Dutlh. Juo W Nerseusa.
Ctss D. Smith, MD Amos Robbins, Henry Besds
Vim. Z. Wetmore, Josech Foulke, Thomas C. Smith.
nsshaa starr, 20 Oratonjr jr,, Stephen Hyatt,
henry 5. Leyerich
JACOB REESE, Presidenk
THOMAS CREEsLEAF Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
W : MgLioR. Auci'n-@r
n + NJ Il Il DRY SALE of new CABINET

7 =
FTRNITIBE suitable for Jus,s.
Ss.roons Nos IS and IS Park this DAY (rhurstsy)
ociock Catalogues cary on NOR 'ig 81 sac. O)ofs
ed the premises for shpp'g P1chtssrs can
assure1 lot the Csta will BE- sod posi-
lively advances ard make room Tor
other black ad Id eLsnsed Chamber suite,
eN bied az The Crysa Psa.s aod cost i75 bee in
etout mc thu, cudns pure hair Mstuessss Palases nc
Sold Parlo Suites covered in uch c0v'''
VIZ b'ocet.ls clshs; S-wood &C. ter fApes,
MGsc Cahi With Desks and sscsetsTy Booscas-s Eta
eer,s reiea Tets box PLAN fss, Arm Cha several
Turkish asy Chairs AID Lounges Chamber Funtus
mahogany aud ok ame,-d Chamber >es. plain
aId with msrb e tops; Ha. Ssrds Corner Stands, SC.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

OFsIcE RyCEivEk % TAxEs
no. 81 ChslDlers-st., (ue~ Cour-fiousel
SEwyoRg Jan. D. l36S.
EC AVOID the rfsks that must inevitably Occur
from tho crosd OF Who of 10 the lat-st
OF their have det-rninod 10 adopt he fol
rue, which will be Tisdy sdbered TO during tom
JBics shall receive money 4fter O'Clock Even
,Boer I'm this Department STRICTLY PROHIBITED rom
seius contsnns money cnsks psyuen'
,fTs,-s By order. HENRY ". HOWARD Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
1uenranre Companies.

~ No 81 Pine-st. (0rest esorn BUlngs) Casa C.oal
$4,000 sll paid THIS Company having capital paid
In process ready receive sppli-
catii sIt issue policies of lnsgf.nces Msrchsnds.
Budnss Shps aid othsr favorable
JOSEPH WALKER, PrsSdsnA
THOS. W. BIRDSALL SecrstaTy
DIREcTORs
JG6EPH WALKER, fDWD HATGHT.
WILLIAM MOTT, f. H,.WnIrLOCK
JOHN HAISEY, JAMES v. GARNER,
EDWARD WOOD, SAMUEL c. PAXoN,
ROBT j., CAsE RICHARD p. BRUKF,
WW. DFNNfsTOUN. d. CROMWELL
Wh II. III 5sEi, 5. T. VALENTINE,
EDNJED " CORTIES T. J. DONNELL
EOWkRD WlLLETS, JOAN r. Willis
CBAs. +. PARht:R, GEORGE II. BEYER,
JOHN d WARREN. ROBT. LINDLEY MURRAY.
CHAS. ELY, DAVID b. keller,
Nm NJ ABBATT, Nm. ALLEN BUTLER,
WI. BlhDSALL. howard CROMWELL.
sDWD MERRITT, l.. B. WYMaN
SMITH LAW AENCE, MATTHEW NiTCHELL
HENRY BARROW JOHN ALLEN
JOSEPH LAW RENEE. GEORGE Is. 9RINNELL.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

TVNIIE well known stock Of choice CAMELLIAs,
D comw'sie scoc e he bee Sec inss OF Europe and
Aueucs, belorsn 10 ID BOIL BOsfwaY. OF 10Th
h th-ret for sIs low Amateurs and trade
,pec'fuly 4 vitsd 70 call and
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

JosEPH HyCEsaN Arctio near
ON FRIDAY, Sept >, at lOt o'clock \. m
" irscey p, the Cenrs ssesro'ms, corler 4 oH,Sy
srd Pear .ts Broklyn. 'us u PAX sOh
CaANBER. ard KITCHEN FURNITURE. CO si.i sef ma
bcgery ard Bee s'esds DR. bgrelus. Sof Tet,s
chalrs mahogany Tables Pier Gas', sho scs~' hs
Mattresses, FetheT Beds Br sols ali ohe Ga pots. Ds
cloths school Desks and Benches Psor All Co King Stoves
&c. Also l BAKERS CART.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
W :. MELLoR Aucti1re@r.
1 AHOPTGAGE SAI.E of elen ant Second ! land

MORTGAGE SALE of elegant Second-'ian1
Nl EUhNlTuRF. at saes-oon. Nos - snd Is pars row.
1HIS DAY Tuursd ,y II oclcek. ber ,ne sltre Fsra
gsrt-e oouss wed and . De- iOd BY odsr OF
MORTGAGE Brussels, Tapestry sd l.gra1 IHpsts
American Hoeba Nairessss, CO sug s3d ,hanbor
Scyes Er gsvings kefgeraors. Wash Tabs. sts~ Bsis
Lamps WINDOW Sns'es Csrs Crockers and Esrthenwss,
Gibbs Horse, Nooi Boxes Rosewola Liq .of Stands,
Lounses Rs Carpet &C. h- whole ormnss good coll ,csa.
suitable for the trade and hOusekeeper.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
WELLNGros 4 CARrER Auc,io e.r
EEOCERItS HARDWARE LIQUORS AT

" Auction TOMORROW rl0i O'Clock. a No 81 Day Il.
coTrer Greenwich Bs dsaws Cl~svsrs, Sess Hs mere,
atohes Knobs Cap' Brace Scales Axes Cos. Shovoi,,
ho.as sud black wsDu; Boxes aid Desks Shit Cola Psa-
ei :. Cboc,lse PEPPER SAUCE Wine Btss, Brady, Gn.
Chsmp,.ue, ClsIet, Cisss, IobsccO
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Sales bp Auttlon.
w. s. MELLoR Aur,io e~.
'RENCH PLATE MIRRORS. OIL PAINT

i lNOS ENGkAvINGS. BOOKS iuy)i . of s,i GIT
Jf" Eli "c-IhIs DAY (rhur'6syl st II O'Clock, X
thf Ssl,'f ons Sos Is ard IS PakraS va 50
style ff'E-d tie ch a. fisI sd M,n,s Mirrors ,ls
ID. brs To~iD Broad. cu.t,, .. in
cu5ns Cupid pate. ~ Pier Mir ~ y -, al. "a
racket; lfO oboce Oi Psin,inss oil b. sold l. o
f The also 75 o OF gol1 silt Je~.iry n . 60.
logues the mOruiI Il sa-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

MADISON ACADEMY, Madisonav., cor. 29th-
VI ct will r,or-n on NONDAy Septs Circular, b., OBJ
tanned 0the Principal the Rev. g. DAVIS O. MsSis90sv
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

TIO PRINTERS.-An experienced and reliable
Il PIiLer, cspsbe OF taking the FOREHANSHIP Of The
Sprileheld Republican, is wanted Immediately by
SAMUEL BONLES Co., So in sfsld, Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

w fnement, with whom, n whose fsmi = Young L,i
IL years Of and receive his attentions ths
Of study ard department lie atten1s
hrtcass school WssnDgton square; it is therefore
home training that mweo iaey required To
who would devote pains In mat Liberal compena
ton will BE- allowed Address for three days, C. c. Tnbuae
OfkoA.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
7 LAY GREENOTGH's PRIVATE SCHOOL

DE LAUNAY's CLASSES in FRESCH
-. SPANISH ITALIAN &c., No. iS0 sta-s'. Lectures
rven 20 Ltersry Archaeology and Pmlolosy.
F. WORTHs CLASSICAL and ENGLISH
~ SCHOOL No 81 4th sv tone door above l9tast will
be- r.ouened ON MONDAY, sept
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
TNHE SCOTCH INTELLIGENCE OFFICI

II for SERNAnTS-JANES MCMILLAN respectfully IN.
forms emp the cry country has opened an
iNTELLlGENCE OFFlCE at No 81 Cedars.
broadway east side. j. Nom will devote the whole of
time securing Servants superior chsrac,e and quac
With good references and who be relied saa
ton lie has ao appointed Ia Grost Britain who will
direct to him the beet class Of foreign he p Of whom
convinced proceed to the West their arrival from
known through which they might bs employed
here He hopes TO have constantly bshd ample supply of
male Servants suitable for every branch Of dOusswork AMI
OF Male Servants accustomed to Farm Labor, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

Il CIPAL Of the Ds'rict school Bo uor Morris County
j. to commence about st October. Compsnsauon 5000
per CDQutstOnable testimonials required
character capacity for government and requirements Address
SCHOOL TRUSTEES, Boonton, N. J.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

4 CAFD.-1he subscriber RE-OPENED hi
~ ACADEMY for distraction IL P-LmaDsLp and Book
keeping on Monday, Sept. !. OLIVER g. GOLDSMITH.
No G6. Broadway FranAiihst
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

OROOkLYN, i. 1.-The COLLEGE GRAM
aP MAh SCHOOL. City Hall LEVI WELLS
HART, A. NJ, Rec =, reopens MONDAY, sept. g. For
ten ", see crculer
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
60 mbom il man Concern.

AT V. B. PALMERs DVERTISIN0
n AGENCY Ca vs-.~rs Runners employed t.
.oicit business Advertisers cali at etAgecy by ssndDs
address n sted
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

Il in SELECT LADIES' D. DiY.SCaOOL. who thoroughly
understands the English branches with ALGEBRA and Botany
Appis at No. 81 jersey -av., Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

ID DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG GENTLFaEN, No. I2s
2csv.. OF - Mails The Ancient AID Modern
Languages ard Literature the Elementary and Advanced
MGensics the Exsct Sciences thorough Comme cis and
CoesiAe PrnaryDeps-tuert has bseI organized
The h Academic Of th iIsutution W commences on
MONDAY. tn 9th SeptsUbs Circulars may BE- obtained
of MessIs II. T. klERsTED son, No. SO Broadway,
Of SpriI s-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
} n, WILLIMANTfC and

DERSONAL.-1he person who lost some
Il hONtY, or Tuesday evening, the box office of
Academy Of Music by passing ~ viii pesse call
r. HART, No. 6j Couitiandts st.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Chances fer Busincss nlcn.

4 RARE CHANCE. AGENTS WANTED
~ 70 SELL BROTHER JONATHANs PATENTED
FURNITURE POLISH. None without the Inventor
sid rsteItees rse, JoHS l. BRALYS the Label Smart
axe from TO 10 dollars day Cai al the pnci
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Real Gstate fer Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-Eiabt Lots on the ives
n .re Of stb.av between lo,t ami lo2d Also 20 lo,
srps on the resr Also 9 Lotl between eith sui lOb
a., con- rDsrcrs 10 feet of sth-w For terms &c.
snn,to BAKER & WEEKS, Aucporeers No. Pinest
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04

~ EDUCATION The FALL TERM Of the Fo,usle Do
pHitneLt sch OF will coGneDce MONDAY, Sept /,
a. o'clock ana OF the Male Department on WEDNE$
DAY Sept Of .clOck IN tle hall Of the Board OF
tdoca'6n. co'Ler o: Gfsro and tm sfs.
All persons residents OF ths Ciy OF Nswfork OF tbs age OF
Il upward, If f-sles and 10 years aud upward II
who devote fbcmeles business OF -
ig may times be examined classified.
N1 II. NELSON. WM. ;. LEE,
JOHN DAVE MORT, DAVID WEBS,
Z. X. WINTHROP. WM. ALLASON
JEDEDIAH MILLER, Committee.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
xIySTIC HALL SEMINARY for YOUNG

Removal
MCELLIGOTT'sC COLLEGIATE SCHOOL will
w be reoren.d on MONDAY, sept g. =, No. 1889 BrOsd
wsy, between 81 81 and 32l.sn
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
IOR SALE. REASONABLE-A double COr-

TAGE with i've scIes OF LAND and all necessary ont
buildings the Of Eachester West.hsser County, on
the White .rs road, IL miles ths cty. sli wihn %
iru'e. walk of the Mount NeruOn Pehsnsle dep)t OF
New Railroad. Apply to ii 81. SLEEMAS ON ths
premises.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
60 farmers ano Others.

60 farmers an1 Others.
OIDER MILLS and PRESS-Hckoks patent,
~ vA sr tho improvements, price SIS, for SALE b.
A LONGETT, No. 81 Clif-st., corner Of Fulton.
DERUVIAN GUANO, No. 1-NOw landing at
1no,n,.ous Storss Bfooklyn from snip Defender
= GEORGE w. THOMPSON
NO. a Souh.st
DERUVIAN GUANO, Government Brand No. l.
II COLUMBIAN GCANO, GoveIpmsni Brand NO l.
sUPERPHOSPHATE ofLIME. BONE DUST
wi Sor s.is by A. LONGETr,
No - Clifst, corner VI ! glton
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-04
Gorsrs. Carriages, &r.

LNOR SALE-A splendid JEr-BLACK MARE.
She fotI years OLD Spras of beautiful style and
excellent Ladies SAdd Horse, aud fast troer
wagon haA ols natural name and LA deposition petfouy
seuLe aud Ianted without fault she well worthy
attention any gentleman who wishes very superior
suua Apply al lhs stables of SELMAN No. All Broome-
st near Greene, where she can be
CUPERB pair matched Back-Hawk carria sd
- HORSES 'os sale years old lot ha ds high warrant
souud Can be seen between 10 No Arlington *
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-18
Commercial Intelligence.
Per t,ana.Il

Per CanadA.l LIVERPOOL, 10Th Month 81, 1876.
rhs condition and prospect Of the cotton trade always
liar features for enquiry and discussion The past has rendered
IT @ SsT has Re fiji pass viii sf TGq e ea rs ' @ S
dnct3n for is pretty evident that with the largest supply
eyerywiere at this years end vii! show any
naed wh the last il indeed they do not very GENERALLY eHh'
lated % Limit The future supply the other interfere
sp Of Investigation and anxiety It Is now irccy admitted
that the the world be successfully Supplied
Lieu bates that approach This supply be realized,
S @ IN ,e COMING yGar would nov appear 10 he nltogyther
Il would Inns SEEM 10 he invie I nt M ,
undergo very considerable cur1llmemt cIans to be
seen whether this shall be effected altogether by advancing
rates Or by pressure monetary rn:ecy
for the time financial matters obScmiiy,
na ahogsh general trade does appear lie suffer
tA future t"t wisely he overooked ApaSt from this
@ Hi ne aaynnclmE Valne OF The raw material
prosperity Of the masses from coutinou relnunerye en-
Goymen is ueniabe and stocks Of goods and yarns
Gnder tiese circumstances the question of supply j, endowed
from Tie unc Stc by EACH succeeding pse @ 'if ave Kerr
but 0!d be borne in mind thar with the existing comotion
"a ger PORTION Ia Hs ast n cotton Vii Be d!e1ts tt
Iis country being Of opinion that at least 5D0OO
Saturday last, iSll inst the via southampton
er2Ms esSmsS ] o. rdoeI o M 1Gs ] and c the Gan
scstng impulse given TO market. c value of til
vailed and the sales on Monday were 10000 bales twohisr
being M operations Of specuatos Tuesday Is 900 bales
the previous evening from the States urc,age
2e01 bales and Today Il HD Spirncrs well speculate
and exporters being purchasers throughout
aooas are generally ADVANCED I'D per lb and lie mark
Enand from The trade and some descriptions becoming mo
improved in value.
confidence manifested here MONEY alE5ush unchanged
aieltes if anything, less unta'orable aspect
"7"''' 'S'$ 'jI'3 j. I B. EMAIGoMsoN co
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-18

IMpoarAST no CAPTAINS OF EMGRANT SnIPs-
The London Times has the following =" Capt. Ihos'
Austin, OF the emigrant ship jacob A. WeSterveit'
was summoned under the 4lst section OF the Eml'
Grant act before Mr. Mansfield, on Thursday. Capt.
Schomberg appeared for the prosecution, anu MIR.
Mansheld, barTister, instructed by Mr.. Harvey ap-
scared for the defence. The facts we're shortly these:
on the Sd July the ship cleared for New York hay
ING SIG passengers. The vessel was passed by Lieut.
Prior one Of the emigration officers at this port, as
all the requisites had been complied with 1t appear
ed that when the ship was out after clearing that
difference arose between the Captain and Surgeon
Stone, the medical officer of the ship, and the aega
fion of the surgeon was that the captain refused to
take him. and sent him on shore, thus going to sea
without surgeon for the passengers whereby he in
CURED penalty of not less than f25 nor more than
4l00 Surgeon Stone proved that he was appointed
to the ship and that he went accordingly being duly
qualified. The captain wanted him to weigh out
provisions, and serve out water to the passengers
which he refused to do and then the captain told him
80 go on shore as he did not want him. He went on
shore with the pilot. He was crosseXaTncd by Mr.
Mansfield (barrister) who endeavored to show that
the witness went Of his own accord, but he denied
this. For the defence, the captain chief officer and
steward of the vessel were examined. The captain
stated that the surgeon refused to so in the ship on
account Of his wife being left near her confinement
After hearing all parties i'll the case, his worship
found that the defendant had committed q breach o
the act and fined him E26.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-18

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City OF New Orleans :
Be it remembered tt, the Goth March, 1866 before the
subscriber Justice OF Peace in and for the city atOrrsnd
personally appeared Charles Briggs President, and H. F. Jan
Secretary the Louisiana Mutual Insurance company OF
New Orleans, who being duly nccOrtinS to law do de
that above
orrect transcript from the books the said Company.
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
II. =. JANElEk, Secretary.
Sworn and subscribed tls 2Gih day March
1885, C. NJ. BRADFORD,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans.
The Board Of Trustees have resolved to Six per cont In
the scrip certificates OF 1853 payable and after the
atrui Monay OF May and have declared scrip uiTi
eE Of Twenty five per the net EARNED premiums of
which will be after
first day Of June and they have reserved the balance
profits OF the ending 2'h March, 1856 meet
UciidIl! but uuuijuStet claims against the Company
The Company continue against the pt OF the seas
n rivers and loss and damage by ire Al the current rates Of
premium.
Office building, of Camp anil Nachea streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CAKRIEtE, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-18
Slipping Jnttlligentt.
TUEspAY, November, Is, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Michael Angelo,
swed Bark Aus"ste' r"ssren for N"'seiiT! laval, sco
schr Victory Moore for San Juan dc Nicaragua,
ARRIVED.
Ship Baden sn!y frc Liverpool, Oct 3D. to Baxter Lowell
Ship N@Thsn Chief WnGren from Liverpool Sept 2lst to
Norwegian Ship Protector Stephenson from i'orlaux Oct t
m EoniS1sgnis 's rhips1 @ H, Station or ,sx,
sshr NsFy Esn Roc days from rc"s,co John Hurley
sshr Ia,Fs rsrktns S; , from {, coyiogtonrDGs'r. @ &
ssRs T@y Eq~sr, bEowa: i1S@ Ti%ftaS-D"sn,
Scht Victoria. Ford, from TrhefWncta-insin.
ssRT Tssins dsn from From }m;s Aa. EiysrEH"," Ii,.;d
sc!f Lady Of !he Lake NichoIss from Eloxi-n;sln;
schr chr N1rih Sr t': Ts, from Fss | MacacNcw Bss
STEAMBOATS,.
Princess, Holmes. from, vicls,brre.
J"IHi WooSrn i1' Go"lI n' from "Ijsi i Lo,s
G,n FynE s4o"s 3o% pips fiafs from from rHFi, Y Is
bci!s Gates, b1y%r, iron r"1e"h::
Gsie1 s nsn'e isnt from from nss",ss hsya" @ N'Se'
Cario!, Ute. from Fishers Landing
Sullie Robinson Power, from Tatah.tchc River
City OF Knoxville rrrrehourn, from DonahtsonN l!e
fi5ss Tioda. l1%5n' t;'"n, fS" 5SS" a"5is ,iS''is
I r W Powell Ess from Yicksburg.
Hghirer, Wright, from st Louis.
rowboat st Charles Chambers from tho P@stgswe" doTn
up ships laden md Northern cheleIt ship rroector" at
Quarantine Station
BELow-CoMIN ur.
Spa, Ship Survicsc from Barcelona.
Ship Baltic Stevens, from Philadelphia
PASSENGERS
Per ship Baden from Lverpoo6 cabin and steer"se pas
Ptr ship Protector from 5oriauxl2 seerass passengers
EXPORTS.
HAVRE-Shp Michael Angeio-2ioI bales cotton.
MARsEllLts- s-}ark Austse-7o29 sacks wheat 5N boS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-18
1glto Orltalts 9ailp Crestent.
THE Song of the Bank.

The Song OF the Bank.
1yor1- work, work
And stand at the desk all day;
Work. work, work Ef+
And bid an adieu to all play "" "~
Work and be constantly driven;
5s Wear the flesh from your bones ana your lace )
Y'he outsiders think banking is heaven
Butts more like the opposite place.
Count count and write
Count money all day long =;
& And on taking yonr balance at nlgh. ,,,.o,o
Have your cash come provoklngly wrong
Then look till you're nervous aud cross
And hunt till you almost fear
yon mi, Il charge it to 4" profit and loss,'
And al last find it on the Cashier.
Post and compare, and post
Al Post, and compare, and check!
And work till you are almost
L of yohr former sell a wreck.
a Post, and check, and compare!
u Check, and compare, and foot,
TiIl you're driven almost to despair
By the work which upon you is put.
Ledger, and journal, and Cash,
And Botter and Register too,
And the whole Of that blueedged trash
Which it takes 50 long to write through;
I wish they could all be turn'd back
2 To rags, real dirty and rank,
And he Stuff d down the mouth of that jack
ASS who first invented Bank!
Sign, sign, sign!
And in nervous agony writhe,
Til you're forced at length to resign
By that bony old chap with the scythea.
Would you be good banker? then WORK ~-
And commit neithor error nor fault
Spend your days at o desk like clerk,
And be lain after death i'll vault.
Work, work, work
And stand at the desk al day;
Work, work, work!
And bid an a1ieu to all play.
Work, and be constantly driven; s,oo
Wear the flesh from your bones and your lace
The outsiders think banking is heaven,
But its more like the opposite place
l philadelphia Evening Bulletin
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-18

Previous to ;hs time last year there several mpontion
OF gold which paid profit Exchange has yet reached the
specie point but viii i'll all probability III short time.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-18
C A T II E II A E K>E 7 =.

JEFFERSON CITY, November L.
Arrived to day III head Of Cattle The supply sale WAS
ample thu demand Prices Of choice Western BeeFcs are i'll
favor of hclders. We quote
PEICES.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1856-11-18


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