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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1857-10-22

THE EARTHoUAKE.-The earthquake
shock recently felt at st. Louis seems to
have extended over most of Illinois, In
diana and Missouri. The local papers of
several towns chronicle it. At Bellevile
it shook down an old chimney and ratified
the plastering from the ceiling. AT Spring.
field it shook the windows, and people
thought burglars were breaking in. At
Hilsboro' it rocked the beds like cradles.
AT New Albany it set houses vibrating
from north to south. At Grcenville it
shook some folks out of bed. At Hannibal
it rumbed like distant thunder in a cav
ern. The earthquake did not visit the
district If New Madrid
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Hotel Arrivals.
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK,
VIM. WALTERS, PROPRIETOR.

w Burke, Col Crockifur, Alexandra ;
JAS A Reynolds, Massachusetts,; NJ Fer
rail-, N G; S Doane. Ship N Light; f D
McClinaham, P Deposit; Jno D Mynck,
A Legnonny, Mr. Urquhart. Thos Wood,
Va; $ Seib, N S G $; Lewis Jones,
Washington; Edwin Whit, Surry Co;
G Liebe & Lady, Trenton n j; S W
Southall, p Anne Co; w D Wood, SUI
folk; c f Urquhart, H B Urqnhart,
southampton Lewis Wilson, Smithtield;
0 W Wicllin, G V Boykin, N G Tatum,
N Erickson, Philadelphia.
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General News.

There is nothing later from India.
Severe storms have occurred on the
English coast. The ship A. B. Kimball,
from Sunderland for New York, has been
lost. The crew We're saved
The American financial crisis has been
severely felt in England and France.
Money in all Europeis advancing. and
specie is being shipped to America
The King Of Prussia was thought to be
dying.
The Governor General of India has
been recalled
The Morning Chronicle processes to
have good authority for stating that steps
will be taken Immediately to proclaim the
Queen Empress of Hindostan, and says
that the next Geographic advices would
probably bring the news ofsuch proclaim
alton at Calcutta. The statement is gen.
orally regarded as absurd.
The Times says there is nothing in the
raising of the rate of discount to create
alarm. The discount establishments
have also increased their rates with the
Bank.
The Times think fright alone is the
cause Of all the ruin going on in America.
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DEATH FROM Observation-Disclosures r

DEATH FROM CHLoRoFoRM.-Mm r.
johnson. a printer employed in the office
OF the st. Louis Republican, twenty-one
years of age, and married but a few weeks
since, died suddenly last Friday. He was
suffering excruciatingly from the tooth
ache, and resorted imprudently to chloro-
form to allay his distress. His wife hay
ing left him short time, returned and
found that he was dead. He was from
Harrisburg, Pa
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Ship John Rayenelin distress

WILMINGTON, n. c., Oct. 19.-Ihe
ship John Ravenel, bound from Liverpool
from Charleston, struck on Frying Pan
Shoals on the morning of the 18th inst,
and went ashore. After throwing over a
portion of her cargo, however, she was
got afoat, and now lies at anchor off the
bar, though in a very !eaky condition
The j. r. belongs to Baltimore.
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The Loss of Life by the Chicag
Eipa

CHICAGO, Oct. 2O.-The following bo-
dies have been found amongst the ruins
of the lata disastrous fre:-John A Ray
mond, of Worcester, Mass; d G Emor-
son, of Lawrence, Mass; Mr.. Marsh, Mr..
Grant, John FAIR, A Wolfe, firemen; r.
Russey, D G White, H L Bradley, J Jun
ger and John High, Jr., and Others are
still missing.
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RAILROAD DAMAGEs.-Th widow of
Mr. Seeord, who was one of the kill
ed at the terrible railroad accident at
the Deslardines Bridge, Canada West,
last Spring, has recovered damages to the
amount of $4,000, against the Great
Western Railroad Company-$2, 400 to
the widow, and $4,000 each, to three
children.
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TALKED TO DEATH.-A talking match
lately came off at New Orleans for five
dollars side. 1t continued, according to
the Advertiser, for thirteen hours, the ri
walls being Frenchman and a Kentuck-
ian. The bystanders and judges were
talked to sleep, and when they awoke in
the morning they found the F'renchman
dead and the Kentuckian whispering in
his ear.
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The true object of education is to give
children resources that will endure as long
as life endures; habits that time will ame-
liorate, not destroy; occupation that will
render sickness tolerable, solitude plea
SAINT, age venerable, life more dignitied and
useful, and death less terrible.-Sidney
Smith.
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WRECKED GOODS,

r HAVE on hand lot of damaged -
J. Clothing, saved from the steamer NH
Norfolk; amongst them are some fine In
Beaver Cloth Over Goats,
Fancy Cashmere Pants,
Ge1 tlemen's Shawls.
Lined Kidd, heavy lined Silk and Cloth
Gloves, just the thing for driving or any hard
service,
Boys Jackets and FrocA Coats,
jured, yet they will all be sold at great sa-
crifice. Persons wishing bargains will re-
member to call at the NORFOLK HALL OF
FASHION,
r. d. CLIFTON,
oc 10 No. Is, Main street.
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Rss- The Ladies of Washington City
ID. CO are to hold a meeting at the Me-
chanics Institute tomorrow, to take steps
to demonstrate their gratitude for the
generous and noble conduct of the late
Commander HERNDoN in saving the wo-
men and children on board the Inflated
Central America We observe that the Cir
cular Call is signed by ladies of the highest
social position in that city. Similar eff
forts have been made by ladies in other
sections of the country. Should not the
ladies of Norfolk mako like movement :?
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AN ACCOUNT THREE MILES LONE
The last quarterly ret urns or accounts of
the New York city post Office, which
was received at the Department in this
city in day Or two after the close of the
quarter, if stretched out page by page
continuously, would make string Of pa
per quite three miles long Washington
Star
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Terrible Gale on the Lakes.

UswEGo, Oct. 2O.-A terrible gale, &C
companied by snow, swept over Lake On
tario last night and continues to-day. A
vessel capsized and sunk in the harbor and
and all on board are supposed to have
nnli She'd
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A AL .,"fts Oh N wspapers,
IA FOR SALE AT HATHA VA Us,
Norfolk bay Book,
New York Ledger,
" journal,
Flag of our Union,
Ballou's Pictorial,
Frank Leslies Illustrated
Waverly Magazine,
lIarper's Weekly,
Benefits Daily and Weekly Herald,
Daily Baltimore Sun,
Weekly Novelette,,
Porter's Spirit,
N. York Mercury,
i" &c Dispatch,
Citizen,
IRISH News,
Baltimore Illustrated.
New York Clipper, and all the popular
Call at ~, East Main street.
oc l5-3t*
T ADIES-A memorandum of different
II styles of Ladies Misses and Childrens
Shoes that have been received at No. 9, East
Side Market Square to-day.
"a pairs Ladies heel Congress Caters verv
thick soles English Lasting,
SO do do English Lasting thick sole Caters
to lace without heels or tips,
so do do ltai Cloth medium sole tipt
Caters,
go do do do do Pump do with
and without tips,
So do Misses heel Caters with and without
tips,
go do do Caters colour led and black Con-
gress and to Lace,
"a do do Light coleured button Caters
very thick soles,
"a do do Ladies and Misses j L morocco
tip Bootes thick soles,
60 do do do do morocco and
Goat Bootes aloft, stitched which will not
rip.
Ladies, all of the above goods were made
expressly for my trade and will stand, are
good, neat and substantial Shoes and Caters.
Please cal; we allow premium for geld and
take n. C. funds at par
ce II L. L. BRICKHOUwE.
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UNION HOTEL NORFOLK,
L. A. BEAToN. PROPRIETOR.

VIM Clarke, New York E r Seymour,
? Anne J H Deal. James City Co; G w
Wickers, Norfolk Co; W I Smith, Della
ware; B S Smith, Hampton.
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Rsg" The American Institute of New
York City has awarded its premiums in
the agricultural and horticultural depart
ments Of its current Fair. 1t appears
that Mr.. James ?. Kenyon, characterize
ed by the Brooklyn Times as the Sage
Of Little Neck" has received the credit of
presenting to the gaze of the thousands
upon thousands who have visited the Exhi-
bition, the best and biggest pumpkin. Raj
sing beans, potatoes, and other vegetables
has been signalized as the appropriate and
philosophic resort of retired worthless, since
the days of ClNCINNATUs, and some great
men have taken to the sublime amuse-
ment raising immense swine. In this
latter line, would-be statesman. whose
political fame had never hoated beyond
the smoke of the village bar-room, finally
achieved distinction, and actually sue
ceeded, by discreet feeding and solicitous
care, in raising the biggest hog in all the
West. The profession of Adam, howev-
er, is most ancient and honorable, and we
think this Knickerbocker hero of the
huge pumpkin entitled to the foremost
place amongst those who aid nature in
the development Of her inmate forces and
capacities of growth.
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AIR AND ExERoIsE.-A young man
should walk in the open airsix miles every
day. A young woman three or four.--
When still, we use 500 cubic inches Of
air in minute. five walk at the rate
of one mile an hour, 500; two miles an
hour, 1000 three miles an hour, 1900;
four miles an hour, 2300. If wesrun at
six miles an hour, 5000 ! trotting a horse,
1850; cantering, 1500.-Dr Radcliffe
Hall.
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Kansas EleCtisn.

ST. Louis, Oct. 20.-Official returns
from thirteen counties of Kansas give the
a majority of 1876,
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,

WEDNESDAY Oct 81.
ARRIVED.
Schr. ]. S. Lene, Watson, from N. York,
with links, to Peters & Reed.
Schr. Fremont, - from N. York, mer-
chandize to sunday persons.
Schr. Edward & Samuel, Nixon, from
Bait. bound to N. G.
THURSDAY, Oct ~.
ARRIVED.
Steamer North Carolina Cannon, I'm Baltimore
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Sterling at Savannah.

Cotton and Sterling at Savannah.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 19.-The Cotton mar
ket here is quiet and prices nominal. The
receipts are quite moderate. In exchange
there is no movement, but the nominal
figure for sterling bills is par.
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DC Ia

GENTS, we are now fully prepared to
VI tit you out with Boots and Shoes which
add beauty to ease and comfort to durability,
two things very essential for the coming
Winter. I W SEABURY l. son,
oc II Norfolk, va.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR NOTICE

DERSONS intending to exhibit in the
l. Mechanical and Household department
at the Fair in November, are hereby notified
that the Committee will be at the Fair
Grounds at O'Clock, p. NJ, on MONDAY
the 26th inst, to point out places for exhibit
ton. OF
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DEATHS.

Died last night, at the residence Of her
husband in Norfolk County, Mrs. ELIZA
HoLsTEAD.
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L AT EST NEW S.
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.

HALIFAX, Oct 2O.-The steamer Eu-
ropa, with Liverpool dates to the 18th,
arrived here to-day. She brings Se3 900
in specie.
Markets.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Oct. 1O.-Cot-
ton.-The sales Of the week comprising
only five business days, nothing having
been done on Wednesday, that being OBJ
served as fast day, amount to $4,000
bales, including Is, 500 bales to specula-
tors and 5000 bales for export. Prices
have advanced /, tie market closing quiet.
Orleans fair 81; middling %; Mobile fair
o9-l6: middling 81, Upland fair 81. Stock
in port, 302, 500 bales, including 100, 600
of American.
Breadstuffs-Flour is dull and inferior
qualities have slightly declined,
Wheat is dull at decline of 2da3d for
inferior.
Corn is steady. Western Canal Flour
3osa8ls; Ohio 92sa33; Philadelphia Elsa
31s Cd
Red wheat Is Gjla8s Cd; white IS 1Oda
9s Sd; mixed and yellow corn SIS I'd:
white 41sa42s.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Cotton quiet.
with slight decline produced by the
latest advices from the Uuited States.
Breadstuffs closed quiet and steady. Pro-
visions are steady.
LONDON, Saturday, noon.-Consols
o8laOSl
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las. f. JONES, No. 2, Campbell's
- Wharf, has in store a fine lot of Sugars,
Crushed Pulverized Granulated, and the A.
b. & G. Sugars, which he offers for sale low
by the Darrell, or pound. Come and buy.
DC 20
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7 AS. Il. JON ES, has fine lot of Fresh
- Meal. Come and buy. oc 20
NEW CLOTHING STORE

NEW CLOTHING STORE
JUST OPENED At OAK HILL.
No. 90, Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
y HOFHElMER, would most ~
~. respectfully inform the public IA
OF Norfolk, Portsmouth and the sur ia
rounding country that he has just opened
COAX Half' with an entirely new stock of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Which he begs leave to say will be sold out
at the very lowest prices. His assortment
consists of all the articles usually found in
Gentleman's Furnishing Establishment, to-
gether with a fine assortment of
BOYS READY MADE CLOTHING, &c.
Please call and examine our stock.
oc 2l-lw. H. HOFHEIMER.
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T OOK AT THIS
IL j. e. WRIGHT,
House and Sign Painter.

On THE CoRNEK OF BANK AND Cow STREETS.
If any man wants PAINTING done white
and tall,
Just give J. E. WRIGHT speedy CALL
And ifyou want Yellow, Red or Black,
: gu may bet your life I'll do all that.
And if you want it with border,
You can come to the shop and leave your
order.
Oc 2l-Iw*
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Fail and Winter Fashions.

IRIS. MOORE would respectfully in
1Vl form the Ladies of Norfolk Portsmouth
and surrounding country that she has returned
from the north with her Fall and Winter
Fashions, consisting of all the different kinds
of Straw Bonnets worn this season, with
large assortment of Ribbons, flowers and
feathers with beautiful lot of fancy goods,
all Of which will be sold at the lowest price
for Cash.
My fair room for the display of Silk, Vel
Wit and fancy Bonnets. will be opened on
Thursday 22d inst, when the Ladies are res
pectfully invited to call and examine the
same as am determined to show something
very fine. Don't mistake sc Church street.
oc l9-2w3tperw.
las. e. JONES, has superior ar ,icle
u Of brown Sugar, and only 10 cts, per ID.
CoHae and buy. GEO
RAIIA MS Magazine Nov. 25cts.
VI Petfrson's MAGAZINE for Nov. 1891 cts.
Ballou's Monthly Nov. l21acts.
The rlonn"r, or the Adventures of the Bor-
d." l6 rs.
New York 10 lrnal, Nov. 1871 cts.
E.cclycu ahl lor sal, by
J. r. HATHAWAY,
Is No. 81 Fast Main sire t.
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INT A. SANTOS, Wholesale and retail
IV1. Druggist, Norfolk, Va, has constant
" Oh hand a general assortment of Drugs,
Medicines and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Var
nishes, Brushes, Dye Stuffs, Glue, Sand Pa
per, Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Surgeons Ii :
struments, Trusses, Window, Coach, and
Hollow Glass, Looking Glass Plates, Family
Medicines, Pertumery and fancy articles, to-
gether with every article comprising the
Stock of a Druggist or Physician,
SEGARS.
Principe, Havana, Plantation and Half
Spanish, from 5 to $40 per thousand.
MANUFACTURER OF
Genuine Blistering Plaster, Myrtle Tooth
Wash,
Improved Indelible Ink, Permanent Blue Ink,
Superior Cologne Water,
Whooping Cough Syrup,
Persian Hair Oil, Fluid Extract of Buchu,
&c, &c,
And Dealer in Garden and Grass Seeds,
Exotic, Plants, Evergreens, Trees, &C.
Gs~ Country Storekeepers and Physi-
clans supplied with any erticle in our bust
ness at low rates. oc 20
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TAS. e. JONES, has on hand fine lot
- of nice new Baltimore city curd hams
tor sale low. Also lew breast pieces Bacon
which seems to suit every body, and western
sides and shoulders. Come and see me.
Oc 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-24

ASTfNCTS steel C.ow Bars, Wagon oOAes, IIvH s4os,
\ Axes sheet Boiler and Gar Irut large and well as
s.o-s IN store and for sale the trade al MHnufae
- yices HOLLINGSWORTH q co.
jsIys No, 6, Market, street.
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C9ANCEKY SALE LANDAND SLAVES

IN pursuance Of mterocuory decree procured in the
L ClEncery count Woodbury. The October Term OF
,our 1857, IN the cause pending therein wherein
Efixena BOge AdmHistrEtTK OF Joseph IT, Boyle, dec d,
against yobn ). Ud0m Mathew y. Odom, Buius l. Odom.
lanes OdO minor CHI dren OF Eliza tdOm, deceased
Elizabeth Il 80 sle George A Boyle, Thomas NJ. Boyle
ana Jossohene Boyle nor children Of said JrsepA H.
aes, derraspd, by their GusTCisn, sd letun. James
Thomis Na hew Boyle AMI Jancs Oion, EXecut RS OF
he asst VIII OF ATmsled UdOn, deceased, and as tesla
reUtarv Guardian the minor children o. tald Eliza
Odom deceased, defendants viii sell az puOhc sale 10
IN, highest bidder Saturday, the end daJ Of January
1855 III two separate lots, two rich and valuable
tracts OF land being III that said Joseph H. Boyle,
died lying IN Cannon counV on ran
dars fork civil district, No l. One ract contains III acres
and the her o. The Turnpike road, Leading from
Aiurfre sbor0 a1ety, Ie pass through the laud
The land will be 81 credit o. one and two years
payable in equal yearly ments bonds and approved
security will be required, and lien r. tanned uuii Inc phr
caase muuey aid The minimum price on the III tcre
s 81 81 per sore and the GO Sll per
o. the same day aud place. viii sell at pnblic SAFE
10 IA gnsst biadsT credit Of l. mouths except S5u
hch liz required in hBndl ten yHluEue slaves, VIII
Ioh0. NalIia, Zen, aged about years; Ann, Ben
sd about 81 Yeas Jack, Henry, Amanda Sampson ami
an Binds with good security viii be required OF the
-u,cbssay THOS G. WOOD,
nov. gs-Wtds Tprs fec s7I CLERK and Master.
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Large. SALE
OF
NE5R0Es. MULE, EORs S, WAGONS, CARTS &C.
aEys eugs che Ca business md intend 10 de
= ygte IN, whole attention una trade. wji
tuesday, 29th day Of December,
OFsr public ny bricA Hsf on the Whites Greek
Pike one mite Nnrtn of Nashville twenty likely Negroes,
comprsil men, women, RI. aTd boys all az and sizes
B. IN cen h-ad Of hu.ses and mules, together with
three CART ana some rtocS cattle
TER IS OF SAFE.
SIX unths ayable In The Union Bank oi
tennessee % The city Bank IN good endaser
alto be salis Hctol arranged before the properly ls re
mo 81. o. per month will be cecuced on cash
pay meUts u. b. nlCho'
r K. GLAscocK, huctoneer,
dec ls-lw W. l. BOYD, IT., Clerk.
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.0dfesB CrdsTs tuT ilcRslS VI CzrunCalss @,
s. SWAN & CO Anrnsia GA
NoTiC e.

I'm pursuance of decree o. the County Court Of Hamph
res county. made al s October Term ~, 70 s oae
deceased shaiI proceed sell a. public sale TO The highest
BIDDER 81 the edeDee Of me sad Jshersoo fo~sf
n.bI sct Of sod ard eleven Segoes. The ianf con-
sfnip a. T. 40 vel Improve eod ilt g2ol wing
sk an Hun hrsys county, The saves e' ssts Of 3ieu,
Women ard Cbuen, the mottot whom a'e Tx ana vat
me land wills be sold subject to The widows dover,
on credit Of one snd two years alt h. sAVeson credit
Of tStive months Notes and approved security wi
= .soairad sf the pure aer-, tien refined
nd notii The puT,Base is psd sad land
belongs estate Of tae said Js1eTsoH Fowler de-
csssed AID solo for distribution
mis- The 9Th day Of December, 1857. =
30 aeelIy4s--prs leesA 80 LkVt AeCOLLth, @ q N
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ST. grrifF's sale of Lama.

ny virtue OF verdoni exponas from the Honorable the
ID { Gull COurt Of humphreys Cluny, TO me directed
fTop lie Novou rtsrm 1857. will sell, Tor cash. at The
conn II - door in ne town WaVerlg, tle first
g,utv il February 1855 All the right, title claim and
interest that f. %. s. has and 10 rlct piece or
sc OF Lana LIVING the 9th Civil district OF Humphreys
q putv state OF Ten essee, she wsteTs Of IumBing
rreE aud follows, to wiz BeGiI ming ~ hickory,
north g deg east pole thence ~ deg "a poles TO
large poplar thence 3 east o. poles 10 red OAK wi
auIh pointers thence south 81 deg wesl A poles 10
most oak, thence south 10 deg west 30 poses, 10 white
oa thence north, 3 deg O. poles to The beginning
oUtalUp. ny estimation about 2} Sale the prop
err W 10. 81 the instance Uf J. W. Pickett 70
satisfy his and cost Sold ln the hOIrs the Law directs
T is 18th December 1871 b SPtCEH, SherH
dec q-yy3trrs fee 80 20 OF Humphreys County
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BY TELEGRAPH.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-HoUsE.-Mr Warren
Of Arkansas, offered a preamble and resolutions
requiring the Committee Territories to report OF
the proprety of excluding the delegate Of Utah from
his seat on the ground that the Territory is morally
and legally in open rebellion against the Govern
ment.
NEW YORK, Dec. 23-The Ssranac was at Bar
badoes on the s,h. coaling. The Cyane left Cape
Haytien on the Sd for Port Au Prince.
The Tmes's correspondent says that the President
has received Mr. Mason's resignation Minister to
France Mr. Mason complains bitterly of the non
ful6lmeut of promises by Buchanan. His letter is
long and sharp.
and a Quarter millions Of specie.
The Bark Almah had fifty passengers on fill
clustering expedition to Nicaragua. She was seized
on information from the State Department. sen'
WASHINGTON, Dec 23-HoUsE.-Mr Banks
thought that preamble was not question Of Prvi-
lege.
Mr. Bocosk said that Congress could not declare
State or Territory in state of moral rebellion.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 22.-The Democrat says the Lee
gslature has passed an act submitting the Calhoun
convention to the people on the 9th of January in
against the constitution. Stringent measures will
be adopted for watching the polls.
On the 2lst, at DOniphan, Free State man
named Latham was murdered
The report of Lanes death is false
Stanton vetoed the MALTA and other obnoxious
bills.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 23.-Cotton, sales of 5000
bales, irregular; generally to manufaetors anxious
to realize 94to4 cents Sugar irregular, fair to +;
Flour 50to4 90; Corn So; Mess Pork 14-rest I'M
changed.
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Dgc1sIoys OF THE SUPREME COURT.

DECEMBER TERM, lo5I-IHIR9EENTH CIRCUIT.
Lqtr-Peter Luna Exr., Is. r. L. Brown, EIr'
Opinion by Judge Caruthers, Affirming Judgment
below.
John Ramsey rs. S.ate.-OPinion by Judge Har-
ris affirming judgment below.
II qi-Opinion by Judge Caruthers, Affirming de-
cree Of Chancellor.
James NJ Shield rs. n. s. C. Railroad Company
Opiniouion by Judge Caruihers. Decree reversed
and bill dismissed.
Lq,y-T * ". Eakn & Co. as. 7 NJ. Boyd Shh
-Opinion by Judge Mckinney, reversing Judgment
and entering Judgment on Sheriff sc and allowing
motion
r R. MsDonali rs J. T Wright ct dl-Opinion
BY Judge NcK meg, atfring decree OF ChaLceior
Nat,Isen Lewis rs Stale.-Opinion by Judge
Mckinney, affirming judgment below.
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