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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16
Barn,rn has hit mon i can;tarnlI,

Barnum has hit upon . capihlplla
to retrieve his fallen fortunes. It'll.
going TO hunt up the man who work,
cd for .'ten cents q day under d Dem
ocratic administration, and the man
who got two dollars 9 day and roas
beet" under the rule Of our opponents,
and carry them around the countr
for exhibition. W. believe ~ d
poets to find them Somewhere nj Ill
county--or out OF it-with the assis,
ance Of some dozens Of Know Moth.
ings, well armed with switch hazel
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

a letter in 81 N,carGgsease sa'
that VIM. Irving Langsdale, q AZ
tucky, who was IN the battle Of Riss 4
and who made forty eight shots q /, q
enemy with q kentucky rife, kills
fortyleight Costa Ricaiis. He oceue'
ed 4 place Of security, took rest !
shooting saw twenty-six q ths Z
fall himself. the balance Others W
Messing.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16
STATE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS.

: 1stE. w. MAssEsprRG, Of Portsmouth,
I'd TINoruY RrvEs, Of Prince George,
Sd A. HuGHEs DILLARD, Of Henry
4th JAMES GARLAND, of Campbell.
5th Jons GeoDE, Jr !, of Bedford. =.
9Th ALEX. JOKES, Of Chesterfield.
7th WV. B. TALIArERRO, 80 =
9Th RoBr. S. MosrXGrE, Of Middlesex,
sth J. BARBOUR, Of Culpeper,
10th J. RANDOLPH TUCKER, of Frederick
18th JOHN S. HARRIs. a
18th Col. A. G. PESDLEToSf of Giles, ]
18th JOHN B; FIoyD, of Washington.
I4th S. L. HAYS, ofSGilmer.
! 5th S. C1EMMEs, Of Ohio county. .
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

The nomination Of Buchanan IL
Breckenridge, is received ii iii Da NJ
OF the country with the most entfhu,;.
astic demonstrations OF ioy. and Il. i
cry Indication Of the. complete MI,
factieB Of every portion ofthe C,nrs.
ton. +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16
From Rising sun.

RISING Sun, July 11.-A sad "a
Of poisoning occurred here On Ne
nesday evening. Fifteen persons Y
kine}tea together were al poisones
One child Is dead, and several oths
cannot possibly recover. a.!
very badly affected. me cause y VI
known Il
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16
The Baltimore Ar,y,us rs rcceiye,i

The Baltimore Argus has received
a letter from d friend, which ilforms
that the Wings Of the Ashland dis.
rrict, Of Kentucky, have presented the
Hon. ]. c. Breckenridge with ahaad:
some pair Of horses ms IN exidems
of their pridein their felpw-ci6nl|
though of opposite pelitics, and d |
pledge Of their confidence II the con-
ing administration Of which he will d
a prominent member. q
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

Welearn from the Guyandetts
nionist that during the perforu.'s
81 ! concert a that place. last WI Y
nesday. d boy named kinney 4
killed hy ono Of the watchnen
Mad Ioprnairc''s circus cosi'ra''ss
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

At the late City election !, W.
phis. Tenn, the Democratic es 4 Gs.n.
for Mayor, Mr.. Douglas. vas 81 s,s..s !,
BY a majority Of 500 over his I NJ
Nothing competitor. 80
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

: There have been several battles fought
between the Indians in the Southern part
of Florida and small company Of yolun-
teers. Several have been killed on both
sides. The Indians still continue. their
depredations. N =
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

We are indebted to the clerk Of the
St. Louis and Wheeling packet, the J..
H. Dome, for late Wheeling papers
The Dome is one Of the finest low water
boats on the Ohio. and her officers clever
and accommodating. I'M
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

The TWO F.'s, THE TWO BIS AND
THE Two.D D. s.-There is curious al,
liberation in the names Of the promi-
nent candidates for the Presidency
and Vice Presidency. Fremont and
Fillmore, Buchanan and Breckin-
ridge, and Donelson and Dayton,
form a strange combination Of initials.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

To catch mice, place swectmeats ii
your mouth On going to bed, and keep
your month open. Whom Won feel the
whiskers of the mouse. bite!
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

Last week atthe Montgomery yi Il
White Sulphur Springs, r quantity
wool. not entirely free from oil, y
spread on the roof Of the hotel to Dc
Under the influence Of the sun, spd
taneous combustion took place, y
ne roof took fire. The fire was q
tinguished before much damage y
been done.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

then the power is not Legitimate J.
less Sthe number Of inhabitantss 70, w.,
warrant admission into the Unio,s w
It is impossible to employ mora =
plicit and satisfactory languaos 4 !.
we even desired to frame q se n, y
which should repndiate the prins sa9e
Of Squatter Sovereignty with INV y
most clearness and emphasi.
would employ the identical word. Y J.
the Democratic Platform. Ne;,hos
stupid commentary nor mal;c; s'ff
criticism can torture them ip,a s.Ous !
other sense. W.
So much for Mr.. Carlile's ma,
70 oppose the Enquirer to Inc AZ
cinnati Platform. 1.-The had H., ~ I.
cessfnl in his enterprise. ii ~s Is,
have discovered that the Eno, sOal n
regard for the spoils" il not 1870 y
premc over its sense Of duty, : :. y |
seemstto suspect. We might ,s.l Y
the imputation, il we were ass ss'as
that Mr.. Garlic considers il j.
suit 70 be accused ot'f a yenaI 'mo,;, u
Il I Il Z Is = H. 't
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

The municipal election ID tie cii,y
Of Wilmington, Del, the other d,r n
resuitedin the success Of the Dem.os.
cratic ticket BY a handsome majori,,.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

Attention is directed to the advertise
Of Messrs. GEoReE & BROTHER, which
will be found in another column. / ..4
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

The u S. Dragons, report says, have
disbanded the Free State Legislature Of
Kansas. E... Il .. L.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

In Louisville, on Sunday rn,rnns,
John Stock, confined ID jail on 4
charge Of felony, committed suic'df
BY cutting his throat from ear 70 e.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

AwruL TKAeEDY We learn tta|
two boys, aged respectively sixteen
and eighteen, ut school At Tuskeses
Ala, got into . fight on the 18th ins',
when ono Of them named Willlsni
drew d knife and cut the'throat ofhi
antagonist, named Ashley, from 81
to ear, causing instant death. VII
liams was Immediately arrested, hd
bailed BY his father, who lives in ~
con County. The body Of Ashls
was sent to his family, who reside y
Montgomery County .oaronah Re
publican.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

Brooks has Seen fined $500 by the
Court, for his assault on Sumner. His
trial is no progressing in the House. +
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

Hon. J. N. Mason. for a map Of Ger
trail America, has our thanks.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

Our thanks are due to Mr.. CoBB, Of
the Virginia Belle" for lot Of Cincn.
natl papers 5s - H. l.,
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16
EXPLOSION The locornoti

FATAL EXPLOSION. The locono6's|
Norfolk" on the GAINESVILLE. Viii
ginia and Roanoke Valley RailrosaI
says the Petersburg DcmOcrat, ii
ploded on Sunday last when nerI
Lynesyillc, n. g., killing the enginea|
andItwo fremen and wounding otheAI
The engineer was blown into frsfI
ments and was found 100 yards from
the place Of explosion.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

Mrs. General Hoge fell dead 1 I
Montgomery county, Vas list WI NJ
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1856-07-16

Harvesting is nearly through.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

Accnrsr FROM TIM Exrnrox % tsarevs Il eweller
named Drinker, residing No. is White street, Vas 90
riously burned Thursday night by the explosion Of
camphene lamp which he wAs nIlins while lighted.
Run 0vxR ny A TRrcx.-A boy, eleven years Of 40,
named Martin Gibson, was yesterday morning
and dangerously injured by truck, rhrsicsh
street. He conveyed the residence Of his parents
No. 1872 East Twenty ninth street.
PERsEvKRxc AuNrr At srinDg-A man named ChAs
Rogers while suffering from q attack Of denrlum re
mems, yesterday made two desperate attempts self
destruction He arst swallowed large do~e Of iasdA-
and then shot himself through the cheek sth pls-
iol He taken 70 the New York Hospital and placed
In care OF Dr. keaior.
Hines on MAYOR woop.-Isaac q. Barker occiaied AZ
Mayor yesterday, In the absence Of Mr. Wood. who has
been seriously M Of intermittent lever Tor Tie three
days He reported somewhat better last evening.
CxRK or Poricg CosNrslo>KRs Thomas J. Munday
has been appointed Clerk 10 tho Police Go nmsxioners,
vice Wilson Small, who has removed 10 The otiiee OF
salary. Mr.. Mundsy was formerly m Asscmcymsn,
ard year against Brooks for Senator but lacked
q ssufhcency OF votes tor an election.
NnnARY-NAuoxAI GuAEp, I'm RsoINxyT This nne
regiment viii make a moonlight parade next Monday
evening Rogimenal Line viii fora 10 IAfay cite place II
O'Clock.
The Swiss Rifles, Second Regiment, nne military
company, made an excursion IN Sryker's Bay yos-
terday accompanied by the Washington Brass Band.
They spent the day IN practising with the rifle and gong
through the light Infantry manual Of arms, and in al
autted themselves creditaby. Captain ii. Robert
Lieutenant Billion command this company.
NEw YoRK HosrrAI--weekly report to September n,
lsbe,-Rcmaining september o 21s; admitted to sep
tember ~ 6, discharged cured relieved b5, died,
10; remaining al dato, 216. Males, 22J, females, %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
RELGIIrM.

|The Free Trade Congress Committee m Brussels con-
ued 10 receive the adhesion Of influential politicians
As,and and other countries. Nearly every Chamber Of
Smmercc had appointed more Of its members TO
lend. The provisional commission for organizing the
usress consisted OF i've Of the most eminent political
bnomsss, and they active in arranging for every
hail I, was designed to keep the meeting as free as
ss,be from all exterior influences, in the shape Of
hools or parties and the appeal waschiehy made to
c,icai men 10 come forward and enable the Congress
reach a practical result. The committee had agreed
ION plan Of rEanzaion oy which the sitngs and dis
ksious were 10 be regulated, and the deliberations
u,d be condu stcd more the shape Of committee Of
uiry than platform effort.
IL the same city, on the 18th Of September, win meet
international Phantbropc Congress, TO discuss prac
Al questions relating to the social and enconomc life Of
} industrial classes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.


No change had taken place in the demand for money,
or in the rate OF interest Consols steady closing
at a5 a e5s Mexican dollars quoted At IS. I'd.
bs lad bar silver, bs I'D; eagles, 76s. al. I6s
AIsd The bullion the Bank Of England had decreased
during the week Gio,t0o
Ny TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON LIVERPOOL
LONDON, August 2s--p NJ.
The English Funds remain fiat. In the discount
ket the demand for accommodation has increased and
the rates tanned at four and quarter 10 four and
a half per cent for good bills.
Great depression continues the Paris Boursc. The
Three per Cents show further decline OF u Z per
cont.
The announcement II rsds OF the opening OF a new
inc q steamers betwr .ondC and the West Coast OF
Africa The FIRST vessel Of the line leave tho 18th
Of September.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Messrs Bell Co. report American securities nrm and
large business doing for investment. Railroad secur
ties unchanged and business limited The quotations
as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13


We make the following extracts from the Fro Marshal
records of the origin q nres they worthy Of note Tss
publication may be beneficial 10 Tie community, and n
means OF preventing similar occurrences OF Ore.
Fec RoAsnso-on The Afternoon o. The 10Th OF July las
carpenters shop on the seventh avenue between liosh
and 10th streets owned by James " Keech, bsrp
TO the ground Mr. Kech's little boy, aged between Ave
and six years. built are ead Of the shop ross
eggs having previously MS elder brother do In
the street The nre communicated 70 some aha yngs and
in few minutes the balding destroyed. The ca,d
got the matches IRON the manteece, whore they haA
been lett by hts mother Children OF this age initiate ths
example Of others and a. long matches len within
their reach they viii use them.
WAX MATCHES AND Mlcx The stationery store OF la
d. Morgan, No. 22l Pearl street, burnt ths
evening Of the 2oh Of July las, The Gre originated
drawer under the counter into which mice had found
their way attracted by the wax matches All kinds a
matches should be kept in metal lxes TO be safe.
GAS FILTERS WoRK.-Between and 10 O'Clock q
the ming of the 2oth Of July, rc discovered
the second floor Of the unfinished brown stone front hos
No. 1861 Second avenue, and shortly after comm0a-
Gated 10 two other buildings adjoining All three we're
destroyed. young man named George Stephens 6
work proving the gas pipes and In way the aosAl
lamp he used communicated nre 10 the lAih fne sDs
mopy sbsws that the usual taken. The lire
evidently the result OF accident.
LOOKING EcGs wIrH MATCHES A Ore broke out a
Sunday afternoon July 27th, In shed roar Of Ne. Ia
West Thirty street occupied By Jossph
Mixer. Mr.. Ms little boy, aged three years was ook-
ing for eggs In the shed being dark inside he rubbed
match % nnd the nest and on leaving threw the nasn
down sMongst some straw. shortly after the shea
was on lre.
TAkF vARSIsH RRApINGs.-Between and
O'Clock ca Tuesday morn pg July ~ fire was discovs-
ed In ID clock and looking glass frame factory a
Craig Stevenson No. Gansevoort street On invea-
CATION was shown TO have originated from combusloa,
occasoned by mixture Of varnsh scrapngs and coon
thrown together In keg Cabinet makers and Other
persons using varnish have, doubt al times the
tcrapipgs bubble but combustion not supposed
sibe until this inquiry has shown to be the Var
nsh scrappgs should be left night in the shop.
CARELESS SERVANT GRL-About half past eight o'clock
Thursday August 2s, 1856, hre broke out the
second floor Of the dwelling No. 1872 Wsverley psoe,
owned and occupied by Mrs II. T. Davis. The servant
girl Ann Mccarthy WAC sent to get cloak from the
WARDROBE she took lighted lamp in her hand and pro-
cured the cloak but IN doing so the clothing inside ght
fire from her light short time afterwards the room
found on fire. Cases Of this kind quite
Lights should never be taken into a teo
a wardrobe clothing hanging upon the door win
often swing against the light and take nre, without the
knowledge Of those holding the light.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
Disaster ta sh~ Havh0r.
BOAT or rnE STEAM vmIoArE WABASH cAPsIxED-
TWO MARINES pRDwNFD.


TWO MARINES DROWNED.
Aboui ten O'Clock yesterday morning the rntcd States
steam frgsss Wabash while passing up Es%t river
70 the nrcokiyn Navy Yard he'd Of her boats cap
szed throw ing tho Of nio The water two
a whom were drowned.
The beat, with the men In her, had becn cs down for
the purpose Of securing line hawser such thing
reaching The water the tackle the fore part Of the
boat Immediately unhookcd tho tackle In the stern
no being quickly unfAssencd the motion of the ship
tghepsd the ropes instant 10 drag the boat
through the water by her her bead having nothing
support whirled around, the tide striking her
ull uran the side, shch, vita the force of tie ship
hesdsay, ciately oapsized her.
The Peck shp ferry boat Niagara which was passing
al the time, Immediately went q the assstsnee of the
In the water and VIII the assistance OF other boats
tho ten. rhrce boats let sown from lhe Wabash
hUt net In time 10 render any service one Of the two
men drowned was good swimmer. some say must
have been hurt the ~ drowning. others
that he wen, the e,d Of tat could not swim
and they sunk together, Thor names naIicl 7.
sickles and Andrew Carpenter both of Philadephla
the former aged twenty Eve, tie latter twenty tso. The
bodies 81 ncither have yei been recovered.
The Wabash n ROW noorcd ai the Navy Yard. Her
gyms during the Day for the purpose of bringing the
bodies TO the surface sae viii receive IRON lhe
North Carolina receiving shp, to make 40 her compile
ment
The above is the most authentic arcoun, our reporter
could collect Of the accident The officers on board the
ship did dispossd gve the press auy infor
NATION concerning the occurrence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
TURKEY.

We have Ccnstantinople dates 10 August 10.
Kars was completely evacuated on the 9TH Of Augus,.
The forthoatons are untouched TIE evacuation a sac
and IsmAil had begun.
The papers say that the Russians blew up the forss
cotons at Tonltcha.
Two British have visited the slc Of scrpeuts
The Russians had not yet left H.
The Sultan has established the navigation Of tbs
Euphrates from Bagdsd to BAssora.
The Porte about TO ADOPT measures Tor the ch
tsement Of the Montenegrns for receut fAnaloAl oui
RACES.
The Porte has also given assurances 10 the Allied
Powers that the concessions favor Of the Christians
will be restored.
There is talk Of tax on tobacco, estimated 10 realize
two hundred millions OF piastres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

analysis OF the King Of Naples reply 10 the Western
Powers. which II says has been much msrepre~enssd
The king considers the ntercrcpcs Of The Western Pow
ers as an encroachment his kingdoms Independence,
and not justified by the actual consequently
he refuses to recognise such interference ne dcs-
not refuse the suggested reforms, but considers
the Neapolan government the best Judge Of ths cppor
tuny. he does not say, @ 10 reported, that hs vii
repel force by force but hints that any real csEsa %
grievance part OF The Western Powers, he -
open TO q European Congress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
PAssENnERs nm TnE cAMRpIA

tftANeN ANl aAN NJ MCKAY AM LADY, Mrs teear. Mr.
rcpes and lady Me- fupes and euae servant Levy
Mr. AWsxFaxs aay. M Means and lady
lads Nrs AMI Mss Parker. Nr nsnd Leuienant@ Tracey
And Nthhsf br huFusa~. Ms hone Miss Mard N~. Add
Mrs Adams Mrt dnarhtef, Capt pawHon kevJ CAsinal
NrNsts cray, Grace baekH1mAe Morton, Fisher, Knight
krsng, Parker, Arnold hosnsr fhhysr Fasg Bamberger
Levy eckelt Avanun. Navaxoe tsoub rirong GutrrmAn
hlne khsri~oa, krehhs WAshearn. Foea.haa, 3rasyeu
tlaTpt MiNlsus horsenst hArr1-oa, KIRKLAND, Roxers
AoaserNf ttpques 0recn~oo1 tatneron knshson Quick
fsssmurth Hire knshon fos Dagger koberson,a Robert
Mctralh and Captain nMwson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

Austrian Official journals repeat their denial Of any In
ease the Austrian forces n Italy but admit that the
|ps d'a,mse therein Is already complete TO war
+ensth.
letter sddressed 70 the Milan Gdsetts afnrms posi-
civ that Ciceruachlo dro rned in endeavoring TO
nee ,he poano deaes Can0ald TO prove that he was
o. by Aus,rians.
me repor,ed dsarccton tie ruxt q the Ncapotan
NV vss 4 aHrmed. but seemed 70 arise from a local
cv.nce certain regiments having been ordered to work
the railway.
,esey IN the Frankfort, Journal processes TO give tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
RUSSIA.

The Russians have withdrawn most Of the troops from
the CIimea. The garrison at sebasopol very small,
and elsewhere there but lew Cossacks.
Russia has extended the four days quarantine 10 all
the frontier Of Bessarabia on the MoldAva.
81, Petersburg letters continue 70 reve In descriptions
Of the gores Of the special embassy to the approaching
coronation. The diplomatic corps 70 be conveyed
free to Moscow, September I'd. special train con.
veyed the crown jewels, scepres, orbs and different
Of all the Russas These treasures exposed
in open carriage and immense crowds looked on in
admiration.
Letters from Trebzond state that credit attached
in Georgia to the accounts given by the journals Of Eu
rope with respect TO the expedition OF the Russians
against the Abasians.
1t is certain that negotiations have been opened with
the Abasans and onboscks up to the time the letter
written not single Russian soldier had crossed 10
Ingowe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13

Brand msnnuvrcs or the Prussian troops were going
At 81. Goor, en- the Rhine.
The reported erection OF line Of fcrresscs around Bor
s confirmed. The plan Is not connected cnsin OF
|ts, like Paris but detached redoubts, TO cover each
hers nre.
NE have nothing definite TO the reported expedition
Ainst the Rin pirates but the English government
hers have become suddenly anxious that the matter
build be le for settlement by the Emperor Of Morocco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-13
ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA AT HALIFAX.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SPAIN AND MEXICO.
Visit of the Queen to Scotland.
EARTHQUAKES IN ALGERIA.
>>~~oS~~>~~>>~y>N~>~~,~s~~~
COTTON QlET-BREADSTUFFS IMPROVED.
COnsOIs, 95 95 Is,
&c, &C. &C.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SPAIN AND MEXICO.
Visit of the Queen to Scotland.
EARTHQUAKES IN ALGERIA.
COTTON QUIET-BREADsTUFFs IMPROVED.
C0nsOIs, 95 a 95 is,

BIZ AMERICAN TELEGRAPH co.'s LINES, 81 WALL ST.
HALIFAX, Sept. II, 1855.
The royal mail steamship Cambria, from Liverpool on
the morning OF Saturday, Aug 80, arrived here this
afternoon, bringing sevenysx passengers for Boston.
The O. called at p NJ, with clear weather. and light
southwest wind. for Boston, where shew be due at an
early hour on Sunday morning
The Arabia had been taken into dock for examination,
and was found that she had only sustained slight in
Jury to her keel She to be despatched a. An extra
ship on the 4th inst. for Halifax and Boston
The Collins steamship Atlantic arrived out at Liverpool
st 7 A. NJ, on Thursday the 2sth Of August.
The Tynse,' Paris correspondent states from AK les
Bans in Savoy, that Congress to be held there Of
parzans Prince Lucen Murat deliberate the best
Of nsurng his pretensons to the throne OF Naples
II was, however, considered doubtful. The Prince
rived at AK days ago. accompanied by Of the
most influential Of the Muratists but 1t is not supposed
that France will support his pretensions.
The Paris Pays says positively stated that the ports
Ct REM, Ismail and Kla, the Danube-restored to
Aodava by the treaty Of Pars-are to be declared free
ports.
Latest accounts from Stockholm mention several
of cholera but the disease appeared in It's mdest FORM
The U. s. steamer Arctic Capt o. Il. Bergman which
was sent by the United States government in July
las to make soundngs for the New York and Newfound
land and London Telegraph Company between st. Johns
and ya,entia Bay, Ireland arrived at
Queenstown Tuesday Aug. 20, having successfully
accomplished the object Of her voyage.