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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

Our readers may have heard Of the amats6
sportsman who, having fired at an animal in "
woods without being certain of its species, e.
planned that he "fred 80 as to hit it if it wat
deer and to miss it if il was a calf" The Ui&
in the same spirit, is shocked at the suggestion d
hearty union, to elect President, of Wings, DenS
Gratis and AbOlitiOnists who condemn the Nebrssu
Iniquity while it considers like union
National Wings and Democrats to spho'du
policy Of Pierce and Douglas most natural ~
laudable. Hear it
ct should be borne in mind that in our party,
nomination at Cincinnati is regarded perhaps wltnw
much confdence) tantamount to an election. W
have, therefore, such apology for spreading our y
to gather into ranks birds Of every feather, VIM
the Black Republicans have. We want allies w
do not cordially accept platform the great -
ing issue of the day, and we will recognize none ~
expect aIy, the least, modification Of the Democis~
creed on all the questions which make up our
In this contest, We accept the issues involved ~ -
Nebraska bill 70 vauntingy rendered TO US ~
latey-exutant AbOitonists and that issue we cn0 n
fully place in the foreground Of programme. al
this leading, paramount issue, extend ce eSjr
greeting to all National men but while we thus hg ~
accept and invite the hearty cooperation oil s....A
agree with us, il Is not TO be supposed for - ~
that the Democratic party seeks this cooperaS w.
the modification sacrifice of its principles as 60
questions embraced in their platform. NOV ~ sss
understand that the National Wings who ssy eos 49,.
ate with them on the Nebraska issue thereby nsse
rily surrender their distinctive principal as WIZ
The great principle of non nterverxpn and TN. nv
discrimination Is now in force The object al pe..I
of the National men is to unite fer the defense "a
preservatioa Of that principle against the comons
attack TO be made on it in the Presidential eleeuo
II the Nsbraske law shall be naiaaned by the rsss
of tina! election the Admin tratve policy Of the Cd
eminent as all other que stions must be pure
strictly Democratic a. If there had been
issue involved. 1t Ia, therefore, false ascuss,ssv
which seine Of our Abolition enemies make whsa 's|
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that lite boats will call only at those points in Mis-
souri, where they are morally sure of good treat
ment. And We trust also that tho line of Railroad
through Iowa to the Missouri at some point near the
boundary Of Kansas will be pressed forward with all
possible energy and diligence.
There is completed railroad already from the
Mississippi to Iowa City, whence there are less
than two hundred miles to the Missouri, near the
boundary Of Kansas. The route is an easy one,
Like all railroad routes through regions mainly Of
prairie; the country is fertile and inviting, and is
rapidly filling up with industrious, moral and enter
prsing people. The road must prove profitable
one at any rate, but the well .knewn condition Of
Kansas is calculated to ensure it more immediate
and ample through business than could otherwise
be hoped for. Were it now completed, Kansas
would be within three to four days, express time,
of our city; emigrants might be taken through in
slower trains in week; our mail intercourse
would be twice as rapid and far more regular; and
we should receive by telegraph the tidings of every
notable occurrence unfltered through the distract
ing medium of Missouri. Kansas is destined to
rapid and steady advance in population and produc-
ton, and her trade must rapidly increase in amount
and value. Assuming that the enterprise is in good
hands and under upright, efficient management, we
trust its appeals for subscriptions or loans will be
generously responded to, and that the work will be
pressed to completion at the earliest practicable
day.
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GREAT FIRE AT NORFOLK, VA.

BURNING OF ADAMS COZ ExPREss UFFIcE.
THy WILDER PATENT SALAMANDER SAFE that stood the
Uppsrseed Tot Of 10 days exposed TO Red Heat the
burning of Adams Co.'S Express Office has arrive thavns
bean shipped TO US and ordeed and be in
front Of our Warehouse No. 122 Water Wall where
the public invited examine IL This same SAFE like
many oher of Wlders Pstent claim ed BY Sas Her
rns Of Hennss Patent Champion Safes and was e1
hbted by Agents Norfolk Va such but nves-
tsson 1t proved to be the celebrated WILDER PATENT
SALAMANDER.
The credit due WILDER PATENT SALAMASDER SAFE
new safe made by him. will satisfy the pubic that
there something rotten in Denmark" All safes manufsc.
turcd BY WARRANTED FREE FROM DAhPSEss A fu. as.
and mads order and for sale
the Warehouse. No. III Water near Wall New York, and
Nos q Walnut and GRANTEES Philadelphia Secured with
WLDER's PATENT POWDER AND BURGLAR PRooF LOCK.
b. q. WILDER Co., Patentees aud Manufacturers.
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DOINGs I'm CONGRESS-.

SENATE, May 5.-There was some talking on the
doings of the Naval Retiring Board, but nothing i'm
portant.
HOUSE, May 5.-The St. Clair Flats Improvement
Appropriation was adopted. One or two other i'm.
provement bills were passed. joint resolution pro-
vdng for the better protection of Americans abroad
was laid over under the rule.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

CnY.r GLANCE FOR INYESTMENTS-ABSo-
,,y, s.Lr AT AucrIoS-Messr AsInosr j. BLIsenss
Co. no .nYort en- WEDNESDAY, May 7, 81 valuable LoTs
a. ,he ,ou,l ern part the City of milwaukee, W Known
80, mpoyns section Of tho city Their value constantly
Ds =. an er ornous and this an opportunity very sell
% 20 he NJ et with for safe and profitable Investments Lots
b,en sold high 5000 The sale being absolute great
bsssns may be obtained Many hundred thousands OF
yesv invested there in like Manner by Eastern and Eu-
nopssp capitalists at immense profit Title perfect For
unaps and fursher Particular inquire as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

The Kansas News by Telegraph that We print
this morning we consider sheer Pro-Slavery gos-
sip-notbiDg more. 1t was picked up along the
Missouri side of the border by the correspondent
of the Border Rufian organ in St. Louis. Enough
said
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To RESIDENTS on STATEN lsL ISL ND, noon
c..b orders for COUNTRY PRopvers sm :, The FassEnT
cssn - will be satisfactorily executed 'n G,ssn
oounI BS.,x~ss's sronE, No Brosdwsy LIZ. T.bs
You vii nd there essn s sptsd Provisions wild
.aea ppies Fresh Peaches Tomsoes Honey SnS
pro'iHohs' FYprass Produce Market. No Broshway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

The Boston Geographic reporters have. after ex-
pecting the steamer Etna for three days, found out
the fact stated eight ten days ago in THE
TRIBUNE, that, in consequence of lack of freight,
her regular trips have been suspended at least fol
the present,
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Governor Stewards Speech,
One Dollar a Line.

70 ADvERTIsERs-The circulation Of The WfEkLY
TRIBUNE enormous and the number Of Advertise
pressing insertion in exceeds the choose
to devote to them have raised the price Of Advertising
therein to
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,
Or little than half per line for each thousand
copies printed and dispatched to eade Evou at this rate
the cheapest medium extant for Advertisements requiring
the widest and fullest publicity is about the rate
charged by The Illustrated London News which has not
large circulation THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE by many hous
snds We prefer short cards long and shall be glad
the enhancement impels patrons study brevy their
announcements Remember that only insert in any
week such as are handed before Wednesday evening
% we are obliged 20 press early Thursday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

GENTLEMENs HATS IN QUARTERLY PATTERNS
The established excellence and style Of our peculiar fabric for
entemens wear renders needu for only TO announce
rs oumteriy issue for March 1855 LEARY Co.. Leaders and
Of shions for Gents Hats House Broadway
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Netp3lork DAILY Wribmare
TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1856.

ACHIEVEMENTS intended for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of
should be handed in by to-day The immense
edition Issued Of this makes necessary in order
secure insertion friends should thus early hand
Int THAR {avors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06

WIGS - HAIR-DYE - Wigs. - BArCUpI op,s
WIGS and ToUPExs have improvements p,cnl,., =, ~
house They are celebrated all the world or their rses
BAL beauty ease and to ehsrr Thu LARGEST
hnops DIE. Sold st BAIcHELeRs, Nc. ssS Brssaws,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06
sLIGHr,s SPANISH LusTRAL will make Hair

crow Bald Heads is the greatest discovery of the 18th
ssnury For toilet article superior 10000 bottles sold
the last sx months New England Prepared from recipe
brought from Apdaluss Spain by H. WADLEIGH Lawrence
Mas Sold In New York by BARNs PARK.
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III O 3 + r Il T + X

The psemonory symptoms Of Dyspepsia are funes and DIS
shr eating th fevcrish lips unpleasant breath
of after sleep, sinking Of the bowels stomach dzz
papaion Of the heart constant pros alton and exhaust
ion countenaDse and awful despondensy OF
mind With the approach OF this hOId disease all pleasure Of
life es the pleasures Of appetite society and the external
world all turned Instruments of Dyspepsia
occ aoped foul stomach aud diseased yer In fact Liver
Complain; part Of the disease Since the nfuesces and
ets Of these complaints understood article has
over bean certain its effects speedy in its action and
AZ appreciated HosrErTERs VEGETABLE SroN-
AcH BITTERs fbsy particularly adapted TO the delicate
cnsutiop of femaes II requires no extra simalant Sold
Ssro~srs Hotel keepers and Druggists BARSEs PARK
X sfS Broadway Nsw.iork; HosrErTER. SMITH Co,
ssineir matt; and Mrs HAYES, Brooklyn.
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oIIsALE AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS

To WHOLESALE AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS
BARNES PARK No. 9oi Broadway, corner of Dusnest N
p attention of Jobbers and close buyers TO their
mense Stock Of American and European
PATENT MEDICINES, -
BY far the largest assortment In either at and os1
paid branch of the Drug business Orders
Hced and shipped with part the world
RARkEs PARK New York Cincnns att and San francisco.
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To cORRCSpOEDENTS

No notice be taken Of Communicadns What
ever intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
and address Of the wrternot necessarily for pubtics
ton, but guarantee Of his good faith.
We cannot undertake return rejected Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-06
RAILROAD FREIGHT DEPOT BURNED

NEW-1ORk,
hessrA STKAkSs MARvIN-Gent: On the morning OF the
t mt the freish, oee with portion Of the foursioIy
fiesnt Depot OF tbs Newfofk and New Railroad
ee,reyed BY ire One Of your Wilder Patent Safes
o We Company AuG 10, 1885, fully sustained Ia
rpeuoh ~ ure proof article by preserving excellent
d1cn ,he looks papers and other vslusbles II contained
plete. Respectfully " w. ~ w.
ShkhLEs ROCKWELL, Freight Agent,
Exposed IS hours 'N- i'SAA1'@t
Safes OF every desirable sire and Of lon nrov.a ,A
the celebrated La Belle" Lock for .Ae h, "
STEARks 4 MARVIN. No. 20 Murray.st ana "A. W..
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GREAT ANNIVERSARY MEETING AT THE MUSIC

GREAT ANNIVERSARY MEETING AT THE MUSIC
STORE No S3 BRoADwAY-HoRAcEW WATERS, Agent for the
moot Celebrated PIANOS and MELoDEoNs also Publisher Of
Music woud call the attention Of the Anniversary visitors to
81 and varied stock and their acquaintance with his
su,ipey low prices promising that whether they de re to
purchase OF they shall be fully paid for time and trouble by
fhe varied constantly furnished at his establish
me.t The HORACE WATERS PIANOS known 70 be unri
vailed every desirable quality An extra large discount made
10 Clereymen and Churches
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HANDSOME Doors AND GAITERs.-WATKINs,
No ia Fulton offers ndueemsns 70 purchasers not found
are wsrsned TO eosd service There Is place where 30
much value be for the money as at WATKisss.
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SvWNC MACHINES AND THE INFRINGEMENT

n. p.Trxrs The PATENTS Of NJ SINGER Co upon SEW
sa N.cgSEs have tIumphany sustained BY triss In
shs nifed states Courts First in suit against the aeesc
Ssvins Machine Company verdict was recovered N Nv
York and secondly in the United States circuit court nss
s,,os l. on the Slst Of March, 1885 ane contested
i az suit ssanst the Sewing Machine we obtained
clear verdict for the infringement OF three asns
settle the question Of fsi TO me u bo
he cloth TO the surface Of the Machine. We have sA
now pending several CIRCUIT Coats OF the tnIsS MI
- N.Sbipe. each Of which clearly infringe three Psen
owned by ua trial the City Of New YORK OF some OF snes
80, 10 tale % ace present month Our claims
are just they already been repeatedly 10 or
.s nv M tbe fnsps they desire TO escape III
iss,ian and trouble l. NJ SINGER Co., No Sz5 Broadway.
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stock Of ORGAN In which be found variety Of Six
Eight and Twelve Stop Organs which for beauty Of design
elegance Of hph and sweetness Of tone stand
w. II. DAVE. Organ Builder, s. Macdougal-st
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system of protection was thus brought to close,
it was more than replaced by an increasing oppo-
ston to it on the part of Southern planters which
was ,tl further aggravated by the increased tariff
of 1e2e, reembOdied in the Jackson tariff of 1882;
for as yet the great bulk of the supporters of
jackson were tariff men, and Jackson himself had
been supported and elected as the friend Of q
"judicious tariff. :"
1t was at the head of this Southern opposition to
the policy sustained by the great body Of the Demo-
Gratis that Calhoun placed himself; and under his
guidance this opposition, passing all ordinary limits,
soon took on the form of notification and threat
ened secession. The South Carolina nullifers and
seceders bad many sympathizers in the other South
ern States, but the fImness of Jackson and the
terror of the force bill kept them in awe. Clay's
compromise Of 1s33-perhaps unfortunately
served to patch up peace, but the notification
party with Calhoun for its leader still existed, hay-
ing passed now, both the leader and the faction
which he headed, into state Of most embittered
hostility to Jackson and the Democratic party.
When Van Buren,, elected as JacksOn's success.
sor, though with q considerable dimnution Of
Southern support, seemed to be placed in an en-
barrassng position by the stoppage Of specie pay
ments and the desertiOn of the so-called 4" Con-
servatives," Calhoun, thinking that his services
might now be clutched at and that he might re.
quire his position as a leader, came back to the
Democrats. They regarded, him, however, with
natural GOODNESS and suspicion, and declined the
connection; but he still chung to them and would
not be shaken of A part of the little nullify ing
faction followed their leader into the Democratic
camp; another portion joined in the combination
that elected Harrison, and thus acquired the name
of Wings. Among these was John Tyler, NEST I'M
fortunately selected by the Harrison men as their
candidate for yice-Presidsnt, who, after he had
become President and had quarreled with the men
who had elected him, took as bis Secretary Of
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Personal Intelligence.

on tho 9Th inst an omnibus vas upset near Cincinnati
~ which of we're severely bruised
among them Hon. John Mclean, who WAS seriously
though not dangerously iijurcd.
Gov Bashford, Of Wisconsin has appointed Alexander
Nhchei Of hsauke, sno Charles Butter, Of Nov York,
tuses urdcr the sr Of the last Il gslsure rcauve 70
the Fox and wisconsin River Improvement
ARRIVALS.
Nthe Cisrer don Mr. and s,s {. Morton. New York
deloula NJ Reuern ~ PeiersbIrg Russia; a. a. Cumming
snd sIiy, saysnsah; 3 o rhomp.on and family, New
ley, New Orleans. n NeilI. Mobile, Robert swin ~
cock, England; q. p. nurrui Chippewa.
From Bremen srd southampton n the steamship Her
Mrs Maxwell son daush.er and servant, Gsl wsnn M.
Beasss. ses children and servant, Mrs sarey daughter
Legation - swi'zersnd % washington Mr. snd Mrs Lennig,
apPn % Hope dy and sree oSaren Dr John
Koch and lady M wes.ermsn ADJ and Mr. and
lady end child John Bel isdy Ms. Ievsret xr and
H. MI s snSrsen nsTsa and sSa sss Mr. "
lrsq,@sn SAla ssa nisni and q ssAsu. NJ 4r,S.rSer
Want rfsi Nj. hen MISS Palmer, MSs Jscos.' ' as.
sa ssa si "a sr.d sd,ss ssis sssais seSss sqSss
fes's, c Srs,c saf ds Pr, y sa,
Msps'g; s sgBs s Rsysos s nsss@s 1 Mssof
snhessef AMI Miss % sslo, sss s. .fL Assn h
NJ. ,gsr Ms. scuSeSe I W and NJ, Never sna infant
ard Miss Hoberun. Mrs wempphemer snd aye chdreu Mrs
ss sessr ssP ass nfsne S and Mrs. md sr.
Eramsr and two shdrsp Msssrs FRA s aad ~ sss,ns
and " ;sa "a ss ssd
Jean Dencre Joe Derols wcart storker Mr. Hoyiaub
and badly n CLARK Miss v Bullock CHILD and infant
fs ds s sGS sSs Sf sGs @
s n * Mon ssS ss
planter. Tvou Roy, Aw Forsberg, I'd poppr MMeyer,
Hsrten, q f.raesent II Large, Schultz, Hofmsnn,
Snsss sss s%s ssss s va ss9r.
and child weIke. jake Bache Kenulr. II Dousson,
fegor, Frasure Elmer Grafcnmuller, Mr. sunmrnet
n Reeid Mrs Osborne, Henderson. q Thompson, VIM
franse Madame . Rsimesse MRS q peilamy Mrs saun.
ders Mrs Deneys. Miss Obrg, Miss Schroeder MISS
FISCHER Miss Garehs. Miss Metz Miss Hanye, Miss
Band, Misses Dieter " Udenburg, Moehrman, sioe-
d.ke Y Never, NJ Uimann, Fischer, q Kopp, seior.
Rudgger-Total, 262
DFrARruREs
For st George, Bermuda: brig Princess Roys-Mrs
Isre A. Tapp, two and Mise Susan Davenport
ard servsnt, MISS Clara Harvey and servant.
For st. Thomas, in the bark iva Major Helm wife, chill
and nurse United saies Consul at 81 Thomas Mr. AMI M
smith, Miss Scoheld Mr. 7. Morrison. St Tn0naa
NJ y Daniels ~. Thomas; Mr. j. Hernandes Mr. 4. RI
mirez, uaracaibo.
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Naval Intelligence.

Lieutenant " B. Renshaw, United States Navy, has
ceved orders TO repair 70 the United States rendss
vtus ai Philadelphia
urted states steam frsse wsb.sh, bearing the brosA
pen aant Of Commodore Hiram Padding, oommAndinG
the Home Squadron
Captain, Frederick Engle; Heutenants George r. a.
clair tex on J, A Barnet d N. FairfAx, ,. G. Bsaa-
mont leonrd fsmdns . Y ousckenoush; Purser, No
Assistant surgeon William Johnson Jr Chaplain Moss
Chase, Master II. n. Garland; Marine ofcen, CApl
mooose's Secretary, }. Adau Peas ants; Mdshipnsn,
Montgomery Dcard Edward Lea G. 8 Norton ". h
pstop, Augustus ?. Cooke, Thomas r. Eastman, Georgo
Bocset; Captains clerk. A. o. shun Pursers csvk.
q. W Turk Rps0vsin A. Pomeroy Gunner William h
Bsmhou; Carpenter n. hsger sAimaker, James Fsrgu-
gnesrs, n y. eavvin, ID. h. Maeomb; second DO. d.,
William s. samn, james " kimbail; Third do. do, no
mas y. Jones, Philsp G. Pelta George ,. Barry.
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FAr,I Rrs Own ACCIDENT -ooronos Hlrs held n h.
quest the house sf sabrnA oovne No n wss, Air-
ty.nnh street, upon The bedy f Interesting child
named Harriet Cornell, Who was killed on Thursday
afternoon BY being run ever BY an Ics w~scs a ~
corner Of seventh svcnus and histy. nNA ssrssG ns
evidence sdduced befors hs oovcser west so show sA
driver used an esv " stay She pvosrs.e az -
horSe but wnhous suesess The child 1uss crouang
he street when We vaGsn came around ths oornsr AaA
before she could go out Of he vay The horps sruok hor
and the heeh OF We vehicle immedaAsly pansed ever
her body. vesdtcA, Accidental death DeooanoA
native OF PhihoelphA, and wHs ~ years q ags. ns
pAen Of the deceaeed well ngh distracted 81 The
timely and painful death Of their child.
ForsD Dsovsm.-coronsr Hills held an inquest -
pier No. East river, upon the body Of man nAzsA
John Oonn, who found drowned. Dscsased reusAeA
IN Ireland verdict, "supposed drowning psssnssa
Was "a years Of age.
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ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE ARABIA.

HALIFAX, Oct. "a, lG6s
We have the following additional n.elgen nee BY Ne
Arabia
The following extracts from the London nmes ~
articles of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 8, 1859.
supposing prudent counses to prevail, tho snav
consequences Of the change will be that the e.
uncial purchases Of gold which the Bank Of Fraass
are now driven 70 mako In London, viii cease saA
that discount market will return easier popsn
according to the progress towards general rsvivsa &
confidence On the continent Assuming the contrary q
initiation In Paris from increased paper issues gold ~
be drained thence 70 this and other countries and ia
ouoysncy OF trade coupled with Increasing abundss
Of money, must be anticipated here results howevsr,
that would appear miserably poor The the sv
to be sustained from the ultimate injury which the cre
and the commerce Of France must undergo, and Ne
political uncertain ties that would be sequent upoa NJ
THURSDAY, Oct Q, Hss4
The next monthly statement Of the Bank OF France wni
be looked for with greater anxiety than before
tended such document The last letters uonsd thas
the drain not Increasing but nothing ransprsA
tequently Al the pressure this side Ia merely ind
rect tho returns OF he Bank OF England watsA
for with equal interest 10 be expected that tho
returns will present arkabe diminution In shs
amount OF unemploy On single day the apyn-
cations for discount and advances known recently -
have exceeded million Of pounds and they ara unAas
stood many other occasions to have been extremely
ree. Tho greater part Of those advances viii have -
paid Monday next simultaneously with fAI due e
dividesds II 10 therefore plain that the dividends W.
this quarter Afford reef-tho position or Affairs bsa,9
precsely the Tho public had already rsesivsA
them.
FRIDAY, Oct. lo-3PM.
The English fands are quiet whs ut material Assrs-
ton Great activity has been apparent buslnsss "a
there seems 10 be increased confidence Conssls ~
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA AT BOSTON.

BOSTON,, Oct "a, 1855
Tho steamship Arabia arrived here from Halifax s o
O'Clock this evening There s news In the papcrs
brought By her additional 10 that already sent obsg
the vires hom Halifax. Her mails will be despatched
the New Haven Railroad by early morning uaa
which ID due In New York 10 morrow, at nvePM