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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17
MARRIED..
RROWN-MOSES

BROwN-MOsEs-At Hoosck Falls; on WEDNESDAY Noy
r. by the Rev Andrew NJ Bevdse Moses Brown OF Brook
lyn Long Island and Sarah julia second daughter OF Dr.
Solomon Moses.
BROWER-DE vAULL-Cn Wednesday evening, Nov. II, at
Church the Holy Communion, By the Rev Dr. Muhlen
berg Fedi w Brewer Mary daughter OF the late John
De Vault all of this city,
CLlNLAND - LEWIS On Tuesday Nov H. in Calvary
Church by the Rev Dr. Hawks Augustus Clnlaud 10 Maria
Elizabeth Musson daughter Of Geo Lewis all Of this city
DEY-TANNER-At Brooklyn, GU Wednesday Nov IL, by
the Rev T. J. Rockwell William Dey TO Sarah e. daughter
Of Capt J. Tanner all Of Brooklyn.
HOWIE-GAINES-In this city, on Wednesday, Nov 5, at
Grace Church. by the Rev MI Bsrdell Elizabeth A. Gaines
Of Hartford Conn, Robert P. Howie of Montreal.
HERMANCE-HOPKINS-On Thursdsy evening, Noy: Is, at
Church Of the Ascension BY the Rev MI Bede MI Ar
thur Hermspce Miss Frances NJ eldest daughter OF Daniel
Hopkins, formerly OF Boston.
BIGINSON-BRIANT-On Thursday, Nov. IS, at the resi-
of the brides father By the Rev. Mr. AeAanser MI
NJ w. Higenson Miss Caroline Brisnt Of THE city.
LINESS-WA rSON-At Fort Washington Thursday, Nov.
49, by the Rev j. H. Smith Joseph illness OF Philadelphia TO
Fanny daughter the late Joseph Watson Of Newcastle
upon Tyne, England.
STRYKER-HART-On "wednesday Nov r. at the residence
of the brides father bv the Rev. Mr. Norton, Henry W.
StIyker TO Frances A.. daughter Of Col. l.. Hart
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yTarkets PeDorted BIZ TelegrdpA.

NEw-OsLEANs Nov. 1.-THE Asia's adyces gave greater
to the market and prices SITTER lddlns
is quoted .dilr sales of the week 5000 bales sales
today 20 500 stock at this port 10000 bales receipts
ahead If last year . 900 bales SUGAR firm BsEADsrvFFs
dull WHEAT has declined Dc. CORN dull at o8c Corr
firm ollie sales of the week 1880 bags stock Ia por
g. bags. FREIGHTs easy. o,,,
BUFFALO Nov. 1852 M-FLoUs dull sales OF 500 bills
at Michigan and SO 57d So SO for extra South
ern Ohio. WHEAr-Demand good sales of 1000 bush at
Is Chicago Spring 10 for Milwaukee Club III for
red indsua and AZ for white Michigan CoRN 10
firm aes of 700 BUSH at SIC afoet OARS tend upward
sales ct 4OQ40c BARLEY plenty and dull WHISKY Is dull
Canal FREiGHTs dull 18i lsc for Wheat to
for the "a hours ending at noon to-day u W bbs
Flour bush Wheat and Ia 900 bush Corn Canal tx
PORTS 7f7 bb Flour 1851 bush Wheat 1900 bush Conn.,
49, 400 bush Oats, and 200 bush Barley Weather pleasant
have been unmpor.sn and the market Is near bare Sales
q 900 BUSH very choice white Indiana WHsArat vi D. CAL
FREiGHrs dull and nominal CANAL EXPORTS to-day R,l~
bbla Flour 26Ol bush. Wheat, 1900 bush Corn loo bush
Barley. 80 -, ,..
Ps0~rpExcE Nov l5-CorToy dull With small sales at y.
reguln prices WooL&olders firm sales OF the week 4Ssoo
NJ PRiNrMG CLorHsAPrices firm sales 49, 100 pieces
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Passenger, Arrived

IN steamship Hdym0Hia from Hamburg-E Is. Shneider aud
family Tb Buck Nina Buck Hunphde Garrsu Heine Gl-
gu g. Dressel, VIM. Rgete Mr. Flasfeld LeibenbrOf,
bugo Pastor Albert label John ChTen-. Cath Chrens Her
ek Rssses Matilda Vitman Louis hoffman. Samuel kof
Mrs ~ Hoffman. granddaughter and Paa Due John
LsschTp- Carl krug Henry Krg q. Wende, There's Bae
maD, August Earn, Adoph Under, o. A. Lntons C. T. Bot
cher d. Erdmsn Bertbs Eraman Albert ErdInsn Carlos Ed
man Elisa Edmsn-snd 40 in aud second cabin
Hon. H. Wheeler servant, Don Femin Ferer and
want Col Anderson, Col Hail. Col w Fabens Capt yami-
sou. Csp' Mozdor and lady Cspt. Hardy aud lady Capt,
Leynson D. Jerrod and lady Huse and lady, Lieut. Lst
ner Litut Breter Lieut. Mathews. Lieut.. Gardner, Mrs.
Bugowitz child and r. w. Smith, A NICK Ptnon,
Capt Fletcher and lady Ms Bulls Mrs. Smith and child J.
Scott, jr j. T. Hollenbtck Capt. Shsnkand, J. White,
W. H. King, Wines & Cos Messenger, Mrs C. Bfownell
and two children, ID. Wallace, r. Elliott Freeman Co.'S
Messenger, c. P. Culver W. Perry aud wife. N. Y.
Tuir-y, J. W. w. Gordon, Mrs.. Col. 81. J. Wood, two
dsuaniers and infant Mis- L. King and infant Mr.. O. p
Melville dsushter Mrs. NJ B. Clark and child Ms C.
Winter NJ Hun, and three children Mr.. Rice s. L. Irwin
end wife Hicks j. Beatfe j. Brsntner Br.ntner. "
4. Hu,e. saybeck, wife aud two chdren H. d. Ha.ch,
sife snd infsnt B. Close j. w Budick aud wife T. Roe,
@ Roe C. H. Fooe a1d WIFE, Miss T.. Blair j. V. French s.
Walden b. Herbert c. Holcomb, w. II. Holbrook, A. j.
Staples g. NJ Hammond. T.. r. Arnold J. y Arnold, o. w.
White Barber f. Barber Ball, P. WHITE, Lshtner,
W. EoTthall r. p Camck j. b. Phelps, ]. J. wilkins, !.
Cayan II. Reynolds w Monroe, A. L. Benson VI C. Fink,
n J. Phillips r. suprez J. sardine, and s5 In the seerage
In shin Mdrq0fst ErdRs London dad POyfsn0Hth
Mrs Nwton Miss Newton, Miss Croeker Richard Driver Dr.
Birgsy ard z55 IN the steeTage.
Ia .hip De Witt Ciiaon, from Lire,pooEdwsrd Osborn,
Taylor s. Gilman, g. w. Chape, NJ D.. all Of es.Yoh
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To Mariners.
MoUsr DESERT STATION, sKAR ELLswo

NoUsT DESERT STATION, NEAR ELLSWORTH, Ne, !
September ~, iS5
have the honor 70 communicate
eft Of the Esygson Of Masachuses Bay between Point Al
lerop and Plymouth BarboT and COR the information Of
Lighthouse Board, the following report
r. g st.llwagen u. NJ. Assistant "a the
Survey the progress Of photographic work executed wtsn
the season in that vicinity, under his command:
Several rocks found extending reef from senste
Lgh. toward ipos Lgbtboat TIE of which ihs
lecge reported BY 1883 and subsequently, BY Commander
Dsy have located correctly by angles for the h-t time
and ally tTsnsuaed the peaks Biae la ALL wnieh
make the reef good depth Of water ogegs between To.
peaks yet by u their proximity each other the rect
which they form is very dangerous These rocks shodd
marked By buoJs .
The tracing shows also the POSITION Of sunkn rock ~ish
ak feet water of WebreIs flagstaff Iyns three
quarters Of milo outside rock which buoy placed,
likely to 10 ad vessels upon the oser rock.
~ rock Ssquish Head Plymouth Htrbor,
dangerous vessels beating in quite sharp and no; eJ
TO detect.
In addition those meptonej have 70 report the deter
ntop Of three rocks parity bare at low water 81 homss
hanomet Point On these Bfi.ish vessel he Mary Ar)
was lost some years ago" =,
Commando Stelwsgen has ao determined ard repsns
the position 81 detached and very dangerous rock ybt
Indian Hill This found shout miles the soath"ss
OF Manomet Point and has little feet ws,er 90 q s
existence VI the rock To have been Sry little Known
VeTy respectfully yoUrs
A. d. BACHE, Superintendent U y Coast survey
Hon. JAMES GvTHRIE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Arrived.

s,h;o r,x.s Forbe. from San Juan with specie pas,en
stesn'1 ~ = Mo,ran Sons
sr~ Ion.des Curtis Liverpool Oct 49, mdse and Is psa
70 Nesmtn sons NYoS IS jsy. out I'd Inst a t. lone
from @ hurnss 20 m. waters edge appar- about
81 i2b inst, lat SO as long spoke bark Louisa
k kS 1o. Us sS.'Sa sop ,vHI e1 @a o'
WI" Sp,n 20 RACE! fof Bath Maxwell Hamburg IS d.ys,
,b bd lol pass TO W. b. Schmidt L Co had = dessAs
duns p,sse eaPensVeS nta R;smso 20 3.ys with mass
snip h.puonA inn a Tnt.rt on The Banks saw sy.
and E ;.sh pas, 70 heA''"sH '"''
Ship Senator, Coihp, Liverpool oet " WIN mse ~ %.
CO.; sailed in company with ships Geo huion aa f'syt
mdse and a4s pass. to s. Thomp'Cn,. Nephew ana
Ship Margaret Evans tpscket Warner Lehdon ana fc%
month Oct. 10. mdse. to T. Z. MORAN. n, n
Ship De Witt Clinton, Funch, Liverpool oot " mhe ana
.23 pass to Taylor Rtch.
Ship Panama, Hansen Rotterdam % Jays 10 Deas' heo
ninss Muller Gosiing n, a. -. 49,. ~
ship Arctic Letesa' L"e'Poo' VIC" l" muse 90" P'"" ~
rega4 Co. s,,.,,. g.. q, IL. ...,,o u.uA.,...
Bark Tinos Bennett Shields sept "a Win coal 20 anats
Gas Company vessel to j. o. Bakers ie Isle Of wight oc
experienced westerly gales the entire psssse days weG
t3; Oct IT, John Bates seansa fell nom s
over board and drownedi loth inst. lss u I! long ~
Passed American steamer bound eas Oct. TO- dlfnsss
from southeast, lost overheard Peter Gudsm from "'opM
yard. n. ~.
Bark Azss Davis Rio Jsnelro Oct coffee 70 Brs"n h'o@
Co. vessel to Whitmore Co. Oct 10 IA 10 ~ o. ~
spoke bark William Schroeder of ssem from pnencs ay'
for Boston same time exchanged sgnss WIN ssp .y
Of Boston, Sd inst lat - w. long o, ~ Was IN o"nPsnJ ""a
ark Alice; the bark Horace sailed Tor ChsIleson "a MT
Bank Chevaler tof fortandE knent bremen Ssp ' -
70 msser 18th inst Vs. VI 81. long. osS 'Poa sa ~.
How, hence for Europe; ion ms ,s.. % Ia T., Ro.oa
changed ongitudes win ship sunbeam OF anu '' """
from Ts,chuano. nj, ,,.. ~, , .og.. 4, sI1aen
Bsrh Ell percivs Ho ysnero oc, eon s sys sti,,
ronsdes Oct To- lat 10 % p lont ~ ~ sRoAe -, IN
wbsleil " ood rom Ne" 'oeoi"'"' " "'oH'n' '"' '
hPped 81 barrels no p, p c.ra,e A, a.v. r.i,roM
Bark Eberts lof Prospect Betty Iaan 80 ~ 90 m
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Bies-Indian Quesn Me0reeo,. Calsis, DE- wos 4 C.
dh somes, Raymond. San Juan. Cnba Walsh, Carver *
Rover (Br) Lahohrer, HAifax. Sruyer Kohl; WsAxi
McFsdden, Norfsh, Brrt Son Co Francis ysn. cSss
Phsdsphs }. y. Bnxss; lrdisn oaecn, Me0ressr 60
De Wolf, Star Co.
Observation-Disclosures, HoPtirs, Alexandra, M-rrin A a,
hott Florense, Woodhae, brsros shiers Oliver, 40
Pire 81 Pierre. Dsmng Moss Danyile Chester R,hS
C. III Person Richmond. Harris, Redmond, { H. Ps,sr
Yorktown. Woglom, City Point, James Hunter Ca W.
kwss. Bartlett, Baltimore Merrill Abbott Napo. Ne
Ph,lsdelphia J. B. Edwards; Ocean - Augusta -
Son Silver Cloud, Churchill, Portsmouth. Ls~sI
Co WoIcott Hslletf, Boston, DAYTON Spraxas.
Observation-Disclosures Post, Bal'zore, H. B. Crar,.-,
w,s,srnport Berry, Portland II. B. Cromwell
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Passengers Sailed.

In the uedm,hip EdiabUrg for GiasgOr-G w Badow,
England; Miss E. b. Denny, n Y; John GuDg Thomas Bur
nett, Canada; Matthew Young " g. Thompson, Glasgow
knapp aud lady, Mrs D. p Palmer and child, n z f. O.
Jones' England; John Bangsrd Quebec VIM Cockburn aud
lady, glasgow O. Smith, John Smith N Y; j. @. Johnston
Worce',eri Mr. McDonod, n y Jane; Russeli Bqaalo
Mordena lady aud servant Portugal Walter Aerson Cali
iornia J. Furgerson Milwaukee; j. Dnswsll Penn. NJ Ca
rey, Br VIM Cook, y. Y; VIM Graham w. Shirley, Can
ads VIM. Someryie, ~ VI VIM MAR Rochester; WIN. Wi
ley Canada; Allen B. Watson, Louisiana John Msnwsrng
Charles Ducks Rochester, T. Power, Byron, NJ Y A. Nc
MILAN, Canada James MaheI N. Y; X Graham X. l. d.
Cambell, wife and child Mrs Buchanan, N Y,
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MdRLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. =.


aps-J.aestov T. Parrish, Nolfok LudiAm Pleas
ants; Fulton, WO,on Havre, VI. Livingston; Alabama
seAenek say.rnah s. L. Aiteblii Nashville Ewen Charles
ton, spoford, TDes,on l. Co.
shIs-Arabia Merryman Liverpool Nesuiih Sons; Clara
Whe,er Delsno, Meboarne, Mailer Lord Queresu Wind
Forest 0.snan, Liverpool j. W. Phillips; sou'h.npson
Austen Liverpool, Snow Burgess; New World, knight
Live pool C. GrBnel Rather Any Hsyre WIN. Wntlock
ir.; Hartford, Powell. Savannah, Wakeman Dmon Co.
BaIks-Pisn n, Andres New orleans Eagle Hazard; Abe
oDa. Psse Lisbon Robsr. Williams; Mary tBrl Mshony
ST. John, ~ B. Thomas Wallace Caroline Elwooa Charles
tor Dunh,m Dmon, Bs,.ey Ames Bartlett, Csrd-n. Rus
cell 'nins, Maskin gum, Luther Warren. " 4. Bowen
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Arrived.

sesmship Marion, Foster, Charleston, mdss. ard p.- -
sroaord Tileson Co. On Thursday $50 n Csps Ls,s
o,t ushhouss bearing north exchanged ssnas Win sa "
YotE hence for Charleston, Friday lis ~ Csps Rs,s
light bearing INV p...sd m,,es@.hip Fl.hs. heues i \
wes exchanged ssna' with steamship sOuiheneE hease
Steamship Knoxville. Ludlow. savannah Nov - ~.
udse and passengers TO samuel l. Michill; irh inst,
IS mile. Of hsi,e., s,saan ssa ;1s With steamship sa
Stesn.bip Hsmmonis Pope. Hamburg Nov 2 VITA r..
and pass TO Z. Beeh Kunhsdt Nov. spoke ship Pssans
Ship franklin Kiss (of Thoma.,on) Boaud Liverr>a =
days. with md.e And 81. pass, the to Baker, .Ieer.sea
long a. excbsI sed sisr with snip John rs, ot caar-s
toni bound is,h lat 20 IS long II 80 spoke 'Ap Bc
Il" Sim Harvest Queen Young Liverpool Dc. ls With ads.
and SO pass to H Marshall Co. sih inst sG.ins As.,J
s.e Henry Twnegan Of Waterford, en from ffs
ward to the 5eci .nd was KILLED. ,,o-,.
:. WITH t nGss md IS ps.. to DunEa@ p@:n
ship i,.sc Webb Dryer Liverpool oe. H. with mise nd
ss slss 81. RsiSisg E Ms's Ss 4" days. VITA
Bfs Jean Bart Fr. Holden ST. Pierre Me- d days. .iA
B sI: 9 Sf H ssan rs,'R S ca.. '''
Bis Forest (Br.l, o Bren Bridgeport in ballast,
TO s sSS Aim. IB ) Mckenzie, wIaO', n. s. @day.
sehI. ! Tinker Booth Sd, Esa .s
seSr. Volsnt, Lord. Ellsworth.
s sssT ssi ssiwint hSo R%.. RGei.nd
Schr Wave. Paul, Roekland.
schr Lane Spauding Rocklsnd
Schr FlzS JsIe, Chase Portsmouth, N H.
Scbr Nancy Mills Card, Dover, N. II.
schr d. H Baldwin, Sand, Boston.
Sobr Com K.srney Brown, Boston.
Schr Granite State, Besrse, Boston.
Schr Martha, Baxter Boston.
Schr Mystic, Stearn, Boston.
schr Gen Taylor Kelly, Chatham
Sehr c. A. Stetson, Cobb. Frovncetown.
Schr Onrust, Thompson, Dishten -
Schr Geo Washington. Coral, Greenwich.
schr Game Cock Rogers, New London.
schr c. Hswley Allen, New Haven
sehr p Armstfons Watkins, New Haven
schr Eagle Phillips Stamford, Conn
Schr FREELY, Smith, Stamford, Conn;
Schr A. e. Douglass, Coe, Portland, Conu
schr s. Mills Hswley. BRIDGEPORT
SIoop Pointer Fowler. Providence. =. -. =. a,
Propeller Piedmont, Post, Baltimore % noa''' ' W"
u. Cromwell. ,-,.A..
Propeler Anthracite, Jones. PhladelphiA
P,op.ier Mara Nichols, philadelphia
Propeler Chas Osgood, Smith, Norweh'
Propeller O.pray Kenny. Providence
PropsIer Beverly, Pierce, philadelphia
Yacht GeOrse Steers t'chIG Jsnsm; boston: ,.,. q.
sAIIED-Stesmships Edinburgh, olassowi Atesm2 81
oDnab. Nashville Charleston; Jamestown, No,tos, tei
ships New World Underwater and Ellen Austin Liverpool
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Whaiers.

Sailed from NewsSedfcra lith bsrts L. L. b. Jenney E
Ocean 18th, Eliza DO. . Alfalfa
Sailed from Mattspoisett l3,h brig March, Levi, Ase
OcesE. =. ~ 4. /, from
Arr at Honolulu Sept Is. Uncas, James, New Beds d. ~
Koaiae 80 bbis oil and 400 ~ bone TINS season .c
AR AZ DO Sept H. bark Neptune Coustock SEQ Fshsf
sailed from DO. Sept 10, Heys Had for New s
home; 18th Arab Copeland 70 cruise and home
A. DO Sept 49, Jaws, Wood, rocruiiins- - O.,
Cleared AZ New Bedford Sth inst, bark Susan ors-De ~
ssii~d from YewLOndon sth .hp Hannibal, Chapel W.
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dsfsndar, IN tina, eose was no. Mr.. Merchant, but
welLkbown druggist in the city, our ','''' '
however somewhat in the nature Of prophecy shce'
"a will he seen from the annexed order, Ju age
d;d o,sr. an Injunction on Mr. Merchant, toge,he' Win
I, vepenble Messrs Doe and Roe Ga fnday Ia1t;
-,r,s h.vips ven 'he undertaking required oy Jaw,
.a;'se,GTSy DO 30 the AFFIDAVIT, Of tne p.na
hat .ossHds fssp a. 9faT Ms 81 Msch.h joSa
reoS Rb.rd Roc each Of them and tAer aad .h o.
hdr s'tornsys a serns for ae directly indirectly
a an or compound manufactured by them OF ei,ner Of
hs 2, By snff e Giss Co. upon bottles labels
~ bores the words Balm OF thousand or Dam
% sand Flowers having using any label or wrap
printing or thereon in each manner a. 20 be color
b limitation q 'ho,e 0s.. Sy we Pr d.hru the pn,
i.rsrs,isn or compound usually Balm Of Thousand
until TIE further order Of this Court, and in case Of
5sedience order you will BE- aS 20 the paoi,aaen'
Dated New. York, Nov. 10, lsiS
Townsend 2, a.. ar. Mcintyre ct al
Motion denied, with $40 coats
Richardson agt. Richards IN.
Gaze back to referee, on the ground that plaintiff
lad been examined
GENERAL Present Jndse. OAKLEY, DvKs BoswORTH
aud HOFFMAN.
Haym Andrews agt Joseph T. Andrews
Order affirmed.
Judgment affirmed, With costs.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcr.L TERM Nov. ID
David G~nn-, Nc, agt. Thomas p Kitte!L
Motion aside the denying the defe ndant
motion for security for denied 81 aud defend
defend upon payment of costs isment TO stand
security and defendant b. AZ liberty thereafter 10 renew
the motion Tor security for costs.
Henry q. Rice &c, az. X. Henry lsham.
Order of reiereIc 10 FrdLcis f. MaTbury, esq.
Issac Y. Martin, &c, AIT. James N. Drake, &c.
Order Of reference D. Pbo /. Ruggles Christian B.
Sloan and Edward w. Durham, esqr..
Alexander Ferguson sst. r. f. Los'hoTn.
Motion denied, without cosis.
SECOND JUDICIAL DIsTRICT-sUPREME COURT
GExERhL TERM-BROoKLYS, Nov. H. lS56-Before Judges
BRows STRONG and BIRDsEYE.
DECISIONS.
The Rutgers Fire Insurance Company sg John Young ana
others.
Order Of Special Term reversed, with $Io costs on
sppe. and 10 motion Special Term The Referee
report confirmed
In the matter Of Frederick Wheeler insolven debtor
On tertiorari from County Judge-Held to be Calen
da cause and ordered be the general Calendar
Henry Owen and Joseph 5. Owen sgt william Taylor ana
others
Order Of Social Term affirmed $40 costs OF appeal
wit twenty dsys amend HE by adding an aver
the wife Of the norrsser had uosstng interest IN
the premises g., mn
Re. argument ordered
Henry O. Harrison sgt EnslIbert Lott
Appeal dismissed without cOsts and without preju-
dice motion Special Term 10 modify order appealed FROM
Sarah II. Burger agt. Charles l.. Nelson and another
Appeal diem,sssd by default, with $40 costs.
Robert b. Weerfeid ast. John Johnson and Bradbury NJ
Johnson.
Appeal Dismissed by default, with $40 costs.
Edwin Dudley agt. Seabuiy Nissan.
Order appealed from reversed by default, with $40
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Market. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR TIE TRIBUNE.

SATCaDAY, NOV. u, 10
AsHEs-The paIke is heavy for Pearls sales Of 81 bbs AZ
re. Pos aIe steady 81 g. q 81 6sl
CoTToNrhe nAIsei continues heavy wtho, sn{ .nerh
d.nahi the sses reported az SO bales We have re
vssd onr quotations p5be the pres NJ
scale Of prices though they Ire still. unsettled:
SEw-YoRK cLAssFlcAIIqs.
rrlania Tnrifa Xohi,e. ~ o. IsIls.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY.

SUPERIOR Court Trial Term.-Nos. 500 1903. sol,
20 $50 55 ~ 1so ss -, ot e's 7s7 7Gs 7s s., no H. m
SUPREME CoURT CrRcUiT.-Nos. 1913, 1879 7iS
730 A. ia 1884 g. 49, 2l7 2i22 27 5s COZ us, 1892
l225 2O83, 40, "A, 81, 204, 1885, 20l3, 1882 - - -
UnITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.-Nos. 10, II, To-
II 49, So 10. ST. CO. e.
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nv Tele3rauh.

sAyAENAH-An Nov Is, steamship Florida 81 hours
from New-YcTk.
CBARLEsTON-Arr Nov. IS. Ia NJ, U. s. NJ steamship
Southerner, Murray, from NewYork.
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The deliveries OF Coal f:Cm the Lehgh region ex-
ceed those Of last year by some y, 900 tuns. From
he Scbuy kin region, although the canal has increased
liz amount s Isl tuns, there is still deficiency, as
mIared with Lost year, of nearly l26 600 tuns and
Ibis Is rot likely be overcome before tbs close Of the
season. The deficiency herein exhibited on last year
suppIy and tie estimated annual increase of cOusump
ton, II il contended, has been more than made up
from sources Ct supply. As these new sources do
Dot in sl instances give Us the figures OF their doings
The abundant stock Of Coal however Of all the prnci
pal depots, and the limited demand at all the larger
cities ayos the conclusion that he uarket Is supplied
and tha. there ia 10 reasonable ground TO hope for
IN increase of eiihhr demand prices the presen.
ssaon.
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COFPRF-Tbe business ruee Issif ant snd there Is
,trops tendency 20 heAyes in Rio descriptions the other
luSs e without movement Of us bss Ro e. L. lie
COAL-Tloldsrs irn he demand fair; sales Of 20
Nsues.'e Ga. AZ 81 90 mos
FLOUR AND MEAL-TAe demand for We .era Car.l Flo1r
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Receipt, or Prsduce.-Nov. Is.

Bv North Rirey Boan- 1900 bbls. Flour 10000 bush.
Whest n 40 bush Corn 10 pkgs Ashes ID do PROVISIONS
BY Ere R1ayOad-3275 bbs Flour ne pkss. Whisky 80
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Included in the Imports were: Wines, s22,Do
Watches, sl3,3O0; Lnseed, $iO3,3OO; Sugar,
sl73e0O Coffee s55,7OO; Cigars, s22,soo; Rsisins'
s3l ,7OO; Peruvian Bark, 1880; Hemp, s36,4ooi
Hide ss6 eco; Iron s9s 600; Lead, 81 3OO Steel,
81, 900; Tin, $500 Molasses, sls,7OOi Spices,
greece.
We have 20, our full report OF Exports for the week,
but the amount of the following articles alone was
$l,7tO,393:
Principal articles o. export for the week ending Nov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

Dbl. Flour at s. I'D Be. ID 5000 BUSH Grain at
lid; 400 bbls. Resin at as. I'd. Dbl. To Glas-
cow. eco bbls Flour at &c.. 5000 bush. Gram at
I9Id. To Hsvre, IS bbl-. Ashes at s. for Pots aud
sl0 for Pearls, and 20 bbls Lard at lc. y u.
The Imports other than Dry Goods or the week are
81 256 against a. 81 800 same week last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

MINIATURE ALMAsAc....THf5 DAY.
sa.-Rsss.. $50 Sets...... $40 Aoon--Rses .950a
BfGH wATER....rHIs DAY.
Sandy Hook 1913 Gov. Isani1 lsm He-jste... 052
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-17

SUPERIOR COURr-CnAssESs-Nov. B-BeioIe Jadge
HOFFMAN.
'"BALM OF THOUSAND FLowERs-ASorHER INJCSc-
TON.
wn p FetIidse Sg Marvin Merchant John De aud Rich
ard Roe.
. We enoneousley stated day or two since that an
Injunction had been granted restraining Mr.. Merchsn
of the Golden Bill from vending alleged spurious
imitation Of the Balm Of Thousand Fowes' Tne
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-01

THE LEoPARD's ATrAcE.-Thc power of n
leopard is wonderful in proportion to his
weight. | have seen full grown bullock
with its neck broken by the leopard that at
tackled it. 1t is the popular belief that the
effect is produced by blow of the paw
This is not the case Few leopards rush
boldly to the attack like dog. They stalk
their game. and advance crouchinglv. max
ing USE of every object that will afford them
cover. until they are within few bounds of
their prey. Then the immense power of mus
Gle is displayed IN the concentrated energy of
the spring. He flies through the air and
settles on the throat, usually throwing his
own body over the animal, while his teeth
and claws are fixed on the neck: this is the
manner in which the spine of the animal is
broken. by sudden twist. and not by a blow
The blow foom the paw is, nevertheless, i'm.
m.nS,lv powerful and one stroke will rim
open bullock like knife. but the eff cts of
the wounds are still more to be dreaded than
the force Of the blow. There is a peculiar
poison in the claw. which is highly danger
Gus. This is caused by the puirid flesh
which they arc constantly tearing, and which
is apt to cause gangrcne by incubation.
Buke''s Hand.rmgs in Ceylon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-11-01
Election Day.

Remember, Tuesday next, November 4th
i the day of Election. The result of that
day $ voting will have an important bearing
on the destiny Of the country. If Willard
lirvc, from his able Administration when he
was president before, that all will be well
with rs. II james Buchanan, is elected, from
the fact that he is pledged to the policy Of
Southern scccsSionisls, We may well fear foI
the peace and safety Of the country. Quiet.
orderly. peaccloving citizens # C,cil county.
go to the polls on Tuesday next aud vote for
Willard Fillmore, the tried tho trusty, thu
true