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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
FROM KANSAS.
ST. LOUIS, Monday, Nov

ST. LOUIS, Monday Nov. 8, 1856.
Advices from Kansas to the 18th ult. state that a
Convention to nominate candidate for Delegate to
Congress met at Big Springs on that day; nearly all
the districts in the Territory were represented, and
the Convention was presided over by Judge Schuy.
ler On the first ballot Gov. Reeder received l0S,
and Mr.. Parrot II votes. Reeder then unani-
mously nominated.
The Convention appointed a Committee, who re-
ported bat the election be held, by circulating pro-
test against Whitfelds election, and recommending
Reeder TO be the choice of the people of Kansas.
A Canv assiDg Committee of five was appointed and
resolutions passed indorsng the political course
Of Mr.. Reeder, and expressing determination to
tnue zealously and actively to sustain Freedom ir
Kansas.
Another resolution, censuring Gov. Geary, was in.
definitely postponed.
The prisoners on trial at Lecorptop.
Geary :.i in the southern part of the Territory
making arrests.
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ny. who,e-aIe Price. Of Coanfr, Produce.
FoE THE WEEK EGDNs NV
Reported By 8. X CoSoygR COmnissinn PRODUCE De~e'
Mxxhir MIN M.rkrf.

R,ror,.d bv a y Co,oyrs Cenmi.,ion Produce Dealer,
West Wa.hnEtOn MARKET
APPLES are .carref IL market thHn they "a fro,
have advanced eonsidersby Tie supply Is 9 =, mt
the neigh boring counties. and Western fruit 70 ooah. "
slowly and IL selling In mixed lots Of Grernisss MS "a
on dock 81 y bh Good Gre-nings are wo'tn 30 %
PipIirs s. T. Dbl: Russets s5G s. 50 y Dbl; common
APPLES. e20s 81 Is T. bM $780,,
NnrIR PEAss Is sea 81 80 T. Dbl for cookDs there are
bot few eating pears IN narks- -, Al.
otncE.-Bat little change since .:. week good Apple
&, 9dsi 81 y tb. Pear. 81 SEA IS y Dbl
CpnsrRRrs, 50 5atIo 50 bib
CBEsTkuTs, ga 81 81 T. bush.
HICKORY Mrs, 81 5rdsl IS q bush. IL,
COOP PpTAToEs very plenty yet az heIe u'p
stion shown keep back potatoes that are hsey 70 Yep s
tie msrbe; IL full Of Northern and Eastern p1t@oe' wnn
very much disposed dry rot and are selling very o
u1liy jersey Bue MERGERS selling - . ~ -
tbl 1ersey Kidney. 81 75d bb Jersey C.rie. ~
Northern and Eastern English White. aud p sey-s ma. are
free from worth 50 bbl Northern hr'efs ep
50 y Dbl Peach Blooms, 81 75d 3D. Me.tsf1 he
IS dal 50 Dbl according 70 sour dn'.. - CIV
Rnta Baga TrRs1Ps : y Dbl White ONIONS, $3.50 -
. Dbl; yellow, 42dt2 - Dbl d. 81 Gg 81 =. Y DBL
G.tLIe e ;" = 100 spins oSiO., .5S hi P.s.sIp.
81 z5ds 81 T. Dbl CABBAGE esq 50 = 100 ~,
SWIFT PoT.ToEs-NEiDia, 81 . 80 q Dbl; De.swte
Sweet Potstoes e 5ga 1913 Z Dbl; Jersey s47'ae'F
POULTRY has been rather plenty for the state the
has been rather warm and musgy ior p2uTy pe,seS
T,Ays ;e,I a, lCel}s Fowl. ard csssen' Iva
FGGs-SiRe, &c. T. don. Western, 49,. y dor n
P,RrRIDcE, 75es7. e psr RABBITS % Y pAr' I'D
GTcSs. 81 81 y doz -.
ki1s 2r good State Welsh Tubs &c u Ordinary sac
2dz2c. p b Good Western l9c p y Ordinary western
lie y 10 Common wes'ern, is y ..
CHtEsr, Ioalole 2 N; Lap, lsq l3ie y. ,aa. u
n Val lCd Tic. y n. CALVES CT d7c y u. MUTTON e0ae
T. n. LANE sd9c. p n.
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Arrived.


Brig Frances Jane fof Boson) Coffin Cape Hsyten Oct
and Turks Island Oct H. with logwood Thompson hanI
4th inst lat 10 50 long y ,sv brig Cife.'ssn sof
Mary Frances, lon at Turks Island
Brig Pauline Venezuean Lorenz, Bonare ocf ~ with ~.
TO de Agreds Jove Co no Date Of Cape hsitsrs. aw
wet Gales split sails 10 3dsys north Of hstt<rS
Brig Addy swirl, Haracabo coffee hee', &c. !" M'A"''
Phelps 4 Co. ID.
Bra Rush Piummer, Malaga and Gibraltar S days vns'
fruit tc, 10 Giro, Francia Co: IL. I'll, l..
Brig Anna d. Touey, Grifn. Malaga "A days. win ra' 10
schr Ann D. Osborn, Alexandria, Friday night ivt ~
Of Potomac, fell In with the schr Citizen o -
Nays lying Der besm.ends took from her Capt nes1
we we're Obliged 20 leave the weasel II wwvU
dark and 10 doubt he persisted soon after ~,
schr Charles Heck.cher Stubs Salem for Phiadspai
Sst. ult of hsrtbAs vineyard was In company win ~
Troy Bo.ton which driven back BY the heavy westerly
gsle and anchored opposite Tsrpaulin Cove where she M
remained u Sunday last. and was safe.
sebr Hamilton. Hopkins. Georgetown with -four, te, 10
Sci 0.pT.y, Bragg Washington N c. with naval stores
sei Mott Beds Samson Georgetown with -four to Mott
Bed.ll ~
sehr W. b. Jenhin. Peterson Washington. N C.. 70 j. d.
schr A De R9.sett Brewster Wilmington, with n's
., Dollr er L Potter
sclr NJ. r. shepherd Baker New.Hayen.
schr Bergen "ossm Petersburg with -four, &C. TO James
scLr William Plcterin, Mitchell, Lubec, with labs .si
schr M NJ Br.nerd, Peasc, Portland, Conn.
schr. Sarah, Benson New Bedford.
PrcI eler Bristol, Allen Philadelphia
Propeller Petrol, Ayre, Providence.
Propeller Concord, Norman, Plisdephis
BELcw-TLree ship. and bark, anchored on the w.
detained BY the heavy blow.
sAILED-Stesmsbps Knoxville, Ludlow for sss,n1eai
Marion Foster. for Charleston Roanske skinner for NofsA
he, slip Neptune Peabody for Liverpool, big Fs'0h"
Rogers, for PeInsnbuco, and otbera
Withholding the day gale from northwest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

LADIES AID FOR KASsAs.-The ladies interested
in raising ehef for the Kansas sufferers met again
yesterday, in Hope Chapel, to complete organiza-
ton for the city. The attendance was large and the
spirit manifested was earnest and enthusiastic.
Mrs. Gibbons took the chair, and Mrs. Barlow acted
as Secretary.
Mr.. VIM. IL. Burleigh, from the Committee on Or
ganzaoD, reported draft OF Constitution which was
adopted end the following officers were chosen:
Prtndeat-Miss CArHARIsE NJ. SEDGwicS.
Vice-Presidents-Mrs. II. j. RAYMOND, Mrs. RoBT
SIpeEwIcK, Mrs. SWIFT, Mrs. f. Ii. CHAPLIN, hrs.
THADDrrs HYATT, Mr.. MARY c. VAUGHAN, Mrs. j.
8. GIBBONS
Seretary-Mrs. WV. N. EvARTs.
Trs0surer-Mrs EDWARD Cook.
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peIcrs snx THIS WEEK.


wEp.sssAy, Nov. lse
WYyyIY REPORT r.eepn and .eh .s Prcss OF 81
MILK COWS VEAL CALVES, SHEET and Lands
abdsu me. with car,faly prepared .rooSnt o. ,ns
BE-, au.l,y and price 81 BEEF CArTLE a. ne SrsS,
WsSr,.day u.atet the WASHINGTON DhoE .
YARDS Forty fourth street Prepared every VOL et
prr..y for TIE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, By soLoS
ROBINSON - -, =. 81.
sfIEs-Th-.e cold by the bead s price equA 10 tas
v.ne ~ Of tb. esn,ted weight Of beef In The quarters Inc
hiee pd .w sfh quAter" 10 not counted IN this maj
ket "A IL In Boston r.. ...,,,,
gee III "a lcic Medium &C. Poorss sdsfc Bat few SAFES
lee. under Sc ,,.., - .u- .oia
srysn 70. yea Of 4d7e Pound live vetsnt eIrpt tn2ss
suu one 10 sI dAys Old, known - hitt< n' voea 1rhs
an Is 20 esasl escb. IL Autumn good many Tns
C.vs. 20 months old sell for s5d % each sooi h
Min cows-The price Of Cows depends . much upon
o.. lS cp~. s2sa good sI Cows, ss'es sItr.
eu.lity ~ith CAT asa SO 1890
SHIP AND .LAnBS-Common sheep L~ino' e<@'''
sWISEEWe.,.ru Hogs corn. fed, large LIST quality i've
std6l dead 7.s7f small size DO live " eoic aeAa
T,d sil fed live 5. d5,e., dead VT TN g. sew
Yoi State live W. &c. dead ~ csc SsS ioA 80
prime for msftet RETAILING 1--we W. d0r e''4
sa5,c- S;ocf. no sale.
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NEALs-There is nothing worthy Of me- - -
Csiv-s Good Ne.l Calves viii sell readily !, asts n
MILK Cows-Th'r !. considerable oonp,,,, ". y. .ssc
Gov merchants that trsd. IL dull and rom -, e1ss ~
inclined 10 tAink tha, prices 20, a. 80 ca
two usrts ~ " tsy ~,
swINE-some fthe Pays Of ID. pas, We. 49,,
unfsyor.ble for the hoe drov'rs The VAR, va ~
undsncy TO stop Killing except for nnedi.,s ~ 'sse-s y
small portion Of The Western Hog. are ...A "a ea,s
retailing Prices have uyen way far that lo. - - nsts
eonsidershly below the quotation, of last we.i
for TO-DAY may b Get down very much 49, =. ne .sts
the Ter 10 far favorable At o'elael ost
IL Is quite old dry aud oea which An w WEE.
prove the market though Il 10 entirely We
probably ote In the pens to-day Cnsald ana -. t.e
orerps cry &C. for rood lo. 81 we,
Geo. W. Dorn~r reports the following saes, WITHIN Ha
John X. Croshy Of Monroe Co, n. Y ISL $780,,
craze $50 n, .old 81 sSl'oc gross now . - nNW
Mead q Yates Co. n g iS2 cornfed hor, 80 asi O.
e3lOOc gross: J. r. leSgell Co ,se,1r IN i,
stilfed koss Al SIC. gross A. Riddle Of B.fs oss "
80 eorn-fed hogs average 2i+ 10 a. ST. ro.. So OAa
Bellefontane Ohio loi eonted hogs Nen.. 40 s,os,.
fross. "'ssh
sales Of Hogs for the week ending Nov s Nv NIL,
lett commission merchants No ~ Wsskina,oe 49, scT
For w W. Wusop. ksnton Co. Ky: SOL ecyn.s.SI
gro, 1875 n, price. &-i0cc. Fer Pierre so~.,
n. Y. le corn.f-d hogs. 81 n price S.Hyc
Geo. Fordyce, Putnam Co. lad 80 corr fed ha.. ss
81 n price, eSs-looc. FOR Boyd osden seneca Ca o.
les corn fed hass ss n price Sc PoS i n;
sey B.llville Ind SIG eorn.fed hos, iro iso ss
a looc For O. v Bartlett Co, Ches,esyins o.. -
corn fed hSs', av gro 1872 ., price, 6 +olcoc. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

The plan of organization coo,smplates saIihAry

The plan Of organization cootsmplates saIihAry
Ward orga, izatoi which VIII be formed imns diaieiy
Tbis Ihursda,l morning, at ii a. m, meeting oil
tie ladies q tho r9euti. III and T~entydrs wards
these Ward include all that portion of the cit, wnch
he's between Tssrty-SiItb and Fort'eth streett-~ll
be held at the residence of Mr.. j. S. Gibb"n- No II
Lsmsrire place, Twenty ninth street, between Lsn'n
and Ninth avenues.
At the ZANE hour, the ladies Of the Ninth "afu'
which lies west Of Sixth avenue, between Four'een'n
and Hammsrsley streets, viii meet Of the mouse o'
Mr. Thadd,u US Hyatt, No. 46 Morton street
AT up. m, the ladies Of the Fifteenth and seven
teenth Wards also Of the Seventh and Eighth ave IN
vited to meet at Mrs. E. II. Chspins, No. ia West
Twelfth street.
Other Organizations will follow speedily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
pbU.Se,pSjs C.uie Market. Nov. 5,

Fhe YESTERDAY and to-day were very well snpp
and bee wa, but little chang price since our las, quota
The sales Beeves at VIM Toroerts Avenue Drove IN
vumb<,. State Or~1' m $3.50
iOO.. Chester Coz Reitenesnsh.'''''"'ss %ass
ITO yirgina......W W. wilhem...........,... sVg ~
us Chester Co.. Kennedy. Trainer others s~d swl
lot from Ohio and Western PennsylYsniA soia Al hoa
a35Cd 81 q leo n. gross IL. =. 49,,
There very good supply Of this kind OF ,,oea
,rd a. head were disposed Of from f27o 10 - aud $s
a. head They we're principally from Ohio and frnnsyyAnA
,ua were owned BY hessrs Myers CRUDE Detncs hess
aud others. , -. u, ~, ,.s
week the sales amounting 1900 head at puces
81 Ndss IS = 100 N. -, ,.,
Cows and CALvE-Ths kind OF stock u In good aemaaa
and $50 head sold readily from +SoG 800 e.eh' conn
ton and quality. -, . so HAD of oh,o al
Vol f'onntv Horse. hich sold At fair prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament has been further prorOgued till Decem.
Der l6.
Tue citizens Of Dublin gave a banquet on Wednes-
day, the 22d u to nearly 1000 troops who served in
the Crimea. The Mayor of Dublin presided, sup
ported by Lord-Lieutenant Carlisle, Lords Cough,
Talbot and many other gentlemen. The CITY OF
Edinburgh will give similar banquet on the 3lst ult.
Mr. John Anowsmith, cotton broker Of Liverpool,
svows himself the author of the story in The Londo"
Times, of "Duels and Murders In Georgia Railway
Car" and reiteraes the truth of his statement. The
affair is mprehensbe and excites much curiosity
The schooner Dean Richmond was offered at auction
a. Liverpool aud the reserved price was Is oOo Only
CO, 800 being bid, she was Withdrawn.
Aureia Ssff Roman Triumviri, has been engaged
BY the Italian Emancipation Committee to lecture
throughout Great Britain to stir up enthusiasm i1r
Italy.
Mrs Mary F. Stowe sister Of Cyrus w. Field, esq.,
Of New.York, died at Paris Wednesday, the I'D
ultmo.
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)th.r Organizations will follow speedily.

The Presidential election does not seem TO nave orO
ken down the Fremonters. On all sides they seem ~
be coming forward with determination to begn a.
the work Of preparing for the contest OF 1907 ana
a.by spontaneous impulse, under the same 'anda'd
bearers. Tie Club Of the Twentieth Ward meet To-
night at Constitution Hall, and the Rocky Mount in
men Of the Fifteenth Ward invite their friends 70
meeting at Academy Hall, on Broadway, opposite
Bond street swhere Mr. David Dudley Field viii ad-
dress the public. They anticipate one OF the largest
meeting they have ever had.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

GRAIN The Wheat msie, Il well supplied and prices are
1fsr Iov,r The he1yiLess the apparent he red
"a iIsd Whe.. The ,a,s II 800 busbel, red Illinois
81 Sd4l s. coo bushels white do a. 81 II 900 bushels
ni,ed Indians AZ ~ asa II 46 $500 BUSH good white
Wr,rn AZ g.: 20 Too bushels Milwaukee Club al 81 ga
81 as .rd Is bushels CHICAGO SPrns 8c<l n. Rye
c,iv. AZ 81 Sqsl So prime not plenty Oats s,e IN small
500. and In good demsd +5. for State and % 9i7c for
w.,.rn Corn is lower and unsettled with only limited
demand for eIport the s.s - oe bushels f2di fr
W.s,rIn mixed 7Sc for Southern yellow and s. d6sc foI
hs,s5. oL,r Kind are nominal Canadian Peas good
demand an cid firmly 81 which sales fave been made
in bbls White Beans in request 81 : SIT Y busheL
southern Bsck Eyed Peas in demand-saes Of 50 bags
IS 75d $40 bag Of bushels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
SEVERE GALE on LAKE ERIE.
uy.S0.la,

BUFFALO, wednesday, Nov. D. 1870.
There was a severe gale Lake Erie las, night and
ss large number of vessels left the previous day
and as but few of them have been heard FROM II is
feared that many have met with disasters.
The bark Am, rican Republic, from Chicago on
entering the barber last night went against the break
water and filled with water Immediately. She was
loaded with Is, SEQ bushels of wheat The crew were
rescued.
The propeller st. Joseph, with full cargo of mer-
chsndse, is ashore at Fsirport, and in da lgecous
situation. Her have not yet been taken off. The
sea is breaking over her.
Several other schooners reported ashore and
many badly damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
DESTRUCTIVE STORM ON LAKE ONTARIO
OsWIGo Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1896

The gale of wind on the Lake last night was the
severest of the season. The scheoners G.. NJ. Chap
man, wi h a cargo of wheat from Chicago, and West
Wind, of Buffalo, bound up from this port with salt,
went ashore last night between the piers. The Chap
man is a total wreck. No lives were lost
The schooner j. G. Deshler, with cargo of wheat
from Chicago for this port lost her masts in the gale
and went ashore nine miles above this city. Her small
boat was lost, and men were the vessel when eur
informant left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

R.n.Rxs uPoy BEgT CArTLE.-our report show, the de-
crease II receipts 8eeves for the week N 70" "noe ey
the weekly average 1877 head and llso Ices than last
-,s
or he .vr,,r. which WA 7s for each market day
AT yea and upon the number sold t ednss
dav
Ire nance Of owners Of ven below aud name
Of State where Cattle o The 81 sAesmen otnef
than owners, re Cattle Broher, who sen on o'nim's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

FRJITs-For Malaga Rsi,ns only moderate demand pre-
val. Two or three csrgoe. have Syed which tends
~ u.rtet Le.yv sales have been made Of Seed RAsn,
SIS ST. half boIe. do. sesae.t :! Layer. - l2is
IS a. 70 srrive for spIsnberss Greeuins te, 81 so %
Tor Weston Winter and sea 80 cash for Ne~t0~n Pppns
n,rt,d Dr.a Fruit. whou, material change Southern
ARD Jersey Apples BRING 8. ale. = b and State sc
PLAN oderAie business dong IN Jersey l0t 1llc
And Dutch AZ iStdl4e.
FISH eoptir quiet and firm The preyens north westerly
wind ters bach supplies which the sole cause OF he auu
some descriptions are much wanted
We quote:
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Hides 7,asc. y n Tsllo~. stdsc. y 10 Pelts, sleNH
escI f those taken Of in November Calf Skins lSdk 81
NB-BEEr Extra and fret quality includes nothing h.
tho hes, large, fat 'tsll.fed Oxen.
second quality includes the best srassfed Oxen. the h
Sheep includes Co'set' and few are selected ~,
IT, IN lots.
...iIfsd Cows and the best three.y esrold Steers.
There were ll2 the Boston and MAue Railroad %
over the Boston and Lowell ls5 the Fehbnrs and -
over tee Western. loaded with Cattle Sheep Swine sal
Horses. J.
market for Beefabout the came a. a, wcek
few Cattle Of better quality but nothing That sold higher @
-, ror.,ion. p-The number 10 larger thai last wsk
sales br.k all sold BY o'clock prices about the same . -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
FRANCE.

French correspondence gives prominence to accounts
Of the Imperial gayeties at Compiegne where the EN-
peror is enjoying hunting by day and fancy balls by
hight, in the style and costume Of Loui' Xivh: l. a..
Den.,,ment of the Deux Zones whore secret society
Of q dangerous description has been discovered. The
society was organized by tens and hundreds all trained
90 chew orders for the destruction of the rich Sixty
rersons were arrested but the peasants armed witt
pitchorks attacked the escort and rescued the prison
err New arrests have also been made in the Faubourf
ST. Antoine within few days.
The report of the Bank of France is rather more ia
yorable, although the Bank has adopted yet more
stringent measures, and will not make any advance a
present ON railway shares or rentes Commercial Bls
having co days to un always objected to, so that
virtually the term is reduced to 45 days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
FATAL SHOOTING CASE.

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, NOV. s. 1885.
This evening Isaac c. Sherlock, clerk in the em-
ploy of Walmer & Clodgers, dry goods store Market
street shot William Clodgers, one OF his employers, at
the junction of Seventh and Chestnut streets. Three
balls took effect and the wounds we've mortal. The
cause reported to be improper connection between
the employer and the wife Of the clerk The latter
gave himself into custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
Cambridge Cattle Msrkes.

KLfohrEp Fok INT NK"'fofk TRIsuNE ~ GtoRel Run,
WEDNESDAY. Nov S lcN
eon'.'ins OF Working oren Cows and one two and ns.s
old
PsIeEs Market Beef errs bat few ss Ere, quality, 81 g.
nary, 81 50.
SrosEs-workng Oxen. els 800 10 CTS y pair Gov,
and Calves from fS ento 80 and go; Yesnss su, "A
$,s; T~o years old. elsd$5 Three yesIs old, sSatn
SHElP AND LAMBS ITO Of market, prices. IN lots sl
% 81, Is IS IS each extrA and selections 81 stfs ~
SwiNE-Wes;ern 80 q, market prices, live weight az
&c q dressed, ei TO s. 70. We make no change csf
quotations but owing to the weather Hogs eel 3D.
lower Sbosts 10 lots Tic. retail, 81 to 9e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS Monday Nov. 3, 1856.

Early on Saturday morning small cabinet manufac-
tory in the northern part of this city burned Ten
of tie employees of the establishment slept in the
building three Of whom jumped from an attic window,
but be- the others could be rescued the front walls
gave way and precipitaed them to the cellar where
they pershed beneath the ruins. The parties were
| Germans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
HrRRICANE AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, "Wednesday, Nov.3 loo6:
A terrific hurricane passed over this city last night,
tearing down chimnies and fences, and doiog great
damage 70 buildings. The steamer Prince Albert from
ST. Lambert was driven ST. Helens Island by the
voleLce Of the wind. The passengers ceived every
hospitality from the garrison stationed there Much
damage has been done in exposed parts of the country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

soHR SARAH (of Franklin, Me.,l Miles from pS ssS
Porto Rico viii an assorted cargo put into NewBe
Inst In disre.s On the 10th nit at 40 NJ ION; 80
earerieueed T. gale IN which she lost pafi OF ns
load AZ lumber sprung leak split sails stove eos ts
Raging &C. and BY constant pump as tn. sne ss
Frg which supplied he .chr. with man 20 assist
into port attempted 70 reach several pors on ,H ssss
coast and on Saturday ast made Iona Island but on
the severe sW gale Obliged 20 put away sna vi ac
Tarpaulin Cove Saturday night where she a.. .bs
Moiday morning survey has been called sns "
10 inches per hour ..,,-. ,.,, llexsr.
scBs ANN D. Capt Olsen. arrived At this pot RON -, cd
d,is fl In with II the mouth OF the Potomac River vsy
zen of ST. Mary Cd her beam ends having cspsted oh ss
last Although blowing heavy At the time Jsss r.
his boat succeed 10 rescuins Captna
Harden John Robert Young and Benedict Bosn ou 10
the boat compelled 10 leave one man az TIE VIC
doubt pershed coon afterwAId. q was then aoou' 1.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CorToS MAREKr.-The Brokers Circu.
ar reports that the aavoe America BY the aAds caused
p advance SlSd 70, which further increase ll6d on
the reception Battles making the fall advance
fsrthns 10 The market very active Throughout the
eeh the sales amounting tho large quantity OF $4,000
kses including ~ 1 American The sales 70 specaators
reached ~ 900 bales and 20 eIporters IL, m
TIE mMket closed steady the advance OF t9td rbe i
n cysncpt particularly Observable On the ehA
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AMERICAN srcURrTIs-M essrs. Bell d Co. report


HAVE MAhkLIS-ine saIe' 81 vi ioN, dOm Tue
The market closed brisk hewesns TresOrdns quotes
0st Mobile, lt7f Uplsnd l0if The stock hand
ested ~ 500 bales including s. 500 American. The guam
THY computed 600 BREADsTUfFs generally
dull and slightly ower
Provisions dull and quotations nominal ASHES: better
feeling in The market SUGARS active and firm COFFEE
easier, but quotations unchanged. OILS very dull RICE
quiet DYEwooDs unchanged WHALEsosE quiet but firm
s'ss at f65f
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TIN-BspcA Is quite dull sm. sales at she cash PIa,es
ave nrck.paed sales of go boxes Sd y 3 AID 30 do
l. c. Cote AZ 50 rs, 6 mos.
TALLOW-The stock j. moderate and h9lder' are 81 n-L
Fai 10 N demand AZ Sc ~. 49,.
TASTE market is quiet al private sale Inc aeh An
n al. We believe comes Of the 7th Another follows II
Nov - -, 49,. -.
TOBACCO-Tbe market remains firm though not bctlve
.os think prices end upward. We quote kentneky
is Havana Al % dS4c and Seedlesf a. &c We LIP fro N
NJ. 4 n M-.sensers Circular the following: The re
p, Of damage the srowng crop q Lesf are ana
material injury was sustained nav 49,
.hsd and generally vastly inferior 20 former average. rc Of
.f month have b. FULL closing buoyany AZ & AiVnce
on i, ..de. with lmi I'd quantity on sale The demand foi
exro /. confined all parcels from the "e. indies ana
a. The stock wsr-hoGse 10 about the sane IS on Oct i
The ,s. az snuf.cu ed have been Principally tor oonunp
ton with little doing speculation Ihe stock N azents
mod and the market closes que' and hrn
WHIskY-Te market is better; the demand fair sales Of
$50 bbls Ohio Prison a. SD NC .
with sSes in lots q. a4e for No 1.Gyc 70, asiian
so thar !, rAnfes tom St <6c. Foreign oontiD
us. IL limited .uppy We learn Of no further ssjea