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WArcH RErURNs.-William Callan, Ireland
drunk; woFkhouse % days. G. C. HUMPHREYS,
Mass, carrying concealed weapons fined $40
and cost. Fifteen dodgers were accommodated,
all Of them non residents
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YESTERDAY, young man named Ebenezer
Hoover, son Of Michael Hoover, carpenter, fell
from building whilst shingling the roof, and
broke both arms and three of his ribs He is also
supposed to be internally injured.
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I'D JAS, c, McGCIRE Auct,onee,
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
&C I-2aw Auction and Commission NJ ercban,
BY ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
NRCSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE I'M

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF -8ALGRBLtE M
MARkETI1By virtue Of deed IN Trust, bearing date
on the I'D day of September 1857 and duly recorded,
made for the purpose of The settlement of the bust
ness Of HaslGP 4 Weeden, the subscriber will sell
at public sale, on MONDAY, the 5th day of October
aud 2, IN square No SII, and the improv ements
lot No. fronting 80 feet on the public square opPo
and ~ feet inch on Louisiana avenue and improved
with large and substantially built three story brick
building covering the entire lot. and containing
era stores halls, and other Lot No. front
ing 81 feet on north street, and 81 feet Louis
ana avenue, and improved with small brick and
The above property is located in one of the most
valuable business portions OF the city, and produces
2 rent OF S5;.S per ann9T, and is well known as
ing thereon, will he sold whole and Lot No. 2 d.
vded INTO two building lots, fronting each Is feet
nue.. The sale offers rare opportunity TO capital
ISIS and persons wishing 70 invest or bun d.
G. ~ 10, D. 81 and 6 mOnths for notes bearing inter
est from day OF SALE secured by deed trust npon
the property; and ifnot complied with in SIX days
after he sale, the property will be resod, upon one
weeks notice, at the Isk and expense ofthe default
GA All eonveyancns at he sxPeRSe Of the Rprcha
'e'' JOS 6sf IL si BEA at;tkSG j..
Sc "a eo&ds JAS c. Mcguire, Aucf.
tai MONDAY AFTERNOON November I'd, at
oc 6-sod&ds JAS. C. Mcguire. Auct
u.
ng thereon. at the above sale. failed comply with
the terms thereof. the said Lot MOL and the In riding
thereon will be re-sold on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
dav of November, 1887. At O'Clock p. the pre-
misses. and offers to capitalists desirable opportunity
Z for investment.
Terms as at former sale.
CHAS. 5. WALLACE,
JOS. III. ARADLEI,jr.
nll-eod&ds JAS. C. MEG UIRE, Auct.
DUBI.IC SALE OF A VALUABLE FARM
Il IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.-Having more land
than can cultivate will offer for sale. at public
auction, on TUESDAY. the 18th day of November,
1857 b rchland." lying in the County of Orange,
on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands OF Hon. Jere-
mlah Morton and others, and containing three hum
bred and seventy eight acres, about two hundred
acres cleared and in Clover, and the remainder
In original growth-well suited to growing a fine
quality Of Tobacco. The Buildings have been
erected within the last year. and suitable for farming
purposes: invite purchasers 10 examine for them
selves. Having determined to sell, am disposed
For further particulars address J. ]. Halsey,
MitchelPs Station, C9lpeper County, or the under.
signed at o ange Court House.
oc 2a-ts GEORGE A. SLEET.
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ByJAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.

By JAS. C. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT PUBLIC
AuCTlON.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON
October Sth, at three O'Clock, on the premises
sell sell that beautiful country residence called
summer Hlli," which is situated in Virginia, on
the turnpike road leading from Washington city TO
Alexandra, three miles and half from either CITY,
consisting ofa new and comfortable dwelling house
cellars and Outbuldings with 80 acres of very rich
and, OF which over IL" acres under cultivation,
the rest being hard woodland; good spring water,
good hshlng good water power for milling or facto-
ry purposes. The land may be purchased in two
parcels about 100 acres with the residence and over
acres with house, of which 10 acres are the
best In the nelghbourhood for early gardening.
Terms at sale.
OcT lid JAS. c. MCGUIRE Auctloneep
ITOwng to the Inclemency of the W Gather YES
terday, and the present pressure the money mar
ket, Mai. q. TochmaE has POSTPONED tile pub
lie sale of his residence and farm Summer Hill"
In the County of Alexandria, Va, until MONDAY,
the 4th of January next, At 10 O'Clock a. m on the
premises. In the meantime, they are offered for
private sales and further information as to terms of
sale, &c, may be obtained at the auction store Of
&. Mcclure.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
&C I-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant.
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AUCTIOH ALRa
TO-DAY& TOLMoRRoW- NOR w,No

AUCTION sALRa-
P-DAY& TOMORROW MORNING.
g By WALL d BARNARD. Auot,oreer,
COOP WORK HORSE AT AUcTIoN.o.
NJ SATURDAY MORNING, l<th inst =, IA
eeock, al front of the Store, we will selis sonS
nay Ray acrse work, and rides WELL is nine years Old
!. nI2-ts =, WALL q BARNARD, Aucts.
by Jas. G: MCGUIRE, Auc.ioneer.
ADMlNlSTRATORS SALE OF FURNI-
- TTsk aNp ID HousEHoL EEFKcIs, SILVER WARE,
@Soe;a,On SATURDAY MORNING, Nov. I4ih, at
w Sioek, al The auction rooms of ], G. MoCulre.
Csssn sell the personal estate OF the late Stephen
Ma9GS sss hair-sPIing Sofa, Rocker. and Parior
NniiaLDle-tep Pier Table, Looking Glasses
Mmaanogahy DINING Tables, Card Tables
lane ana wood seat Chairs -
6!IusSeis, hree-p ply, and other CARPETS MATING
Sa w IhaoT Shades and fixtures
kkhhSe. PIated Giass and Crockery Ware
aoout %, ounces sterling Silver Plate
Sottage Beds, Bureaus, WasbsianJs
SstheI beos, BOOSTERS, Pillows, Mattresses 40
requisites. '"en' VI hhehen
Terms; Twenty dollars and under c.sh o..
mat sum- credit of three and six months "a, 80,
lsIaetorly endorsed notes, bearing interest ~ a.,
oef WIN. REDIN = - "
WALTER s. cox.
- tH-# WIN. p. MAULSBY,
no aoaaS Administrators.
- oouoos JAS. q. MCGUIRE, Auct
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Escape of General Walker from New {
Ieans-Starting of the Expedition for N
aragua.

Escape Of General Walker from New Or,
Ieans-Starting Of the Expedition for Mic
aragua.
New ORLEANS, Nov. II Gen Walker started
on to-day He appeared in the District Court
thls morning and gave bail 10 appear on the 18th
inst. This afternoon, himself and staff, with
over 800 men, embarked on board the Mobile
mail-boat. The steamer Fashion, Capt Cauph
lin, with portion Of the men, large quantity
OF arms munitions and provisions, got OF about
O'Clock this morning, having frst submitted 10
a search by the United States Marshal The
Fashion cleared for Mobile, but will interce pt
the mail boat outside, wh-re the whole party
Will embark in the Fashion for Nicaragua Can't
FassavonK remains here. Gen. Remington is
expected this week
The L :. steamer Fulton, which was stationed
so as to intercept the departure Of the expedition
was thus outwitted.
MOBILE, Nov. 12-Gen. Walker arrived at the
lower harbor to-day with 800 men from New Or
leans, who were Joined bv 50 Mobile men, The
party was taken off the New Orleans boat by a
small steamer running outside and embarked in
the steamer Fashion, which was awaiting them.
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piANOs FOR HIRE. very low, at ELLIS. 16,
J. between 9Th and lefh SITS. 10
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oNE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
II Arrival Of the Arabia.

LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Arabia.
Atah,s okk, Nov. l3.-The r. NJ. steamship
"a "a, from Liverpool on the 3Ist nit arrived
iisenc. 'S morning, with highly Important intel
Ki Dslh ,, had been .,ormed and captured tn.
only e,a 1 Dsihi escaped. The British los. was
m. ,, o.o. No quarter was given 10 the men In,
women and children were shared 80
con sider.i1r,s was at Cawnpore, and had been
now still calamity held ont con.idep, ~ LUCY
.ents nad arrived at Calcutta
Tba sornI,u.t ma, mad occurredst Liverpool.
4 Inc Borough Bank had susnended P
Prioress and Babylon No. i enueu.
bridgeshire stakes e' i0' ue Sahi-
General Cavignac died very suddenly
The Spanish Ministry had ory,nizsd
The Prince of Prussia has undeTtst.,
duct the public affairs. The health OF the KIN
however, was improving. e'
The Swiss elections resulted largely I'm favor
There had been more failures In Vienna. br,
the worst of the crisis was believed to be over.
Money was act We and unchanged
g Ihe Arabia brought out sI,eoo,coo. Sir VIM.
"ore ouseley was passenger.
TIE MARKETS.
LIetTPoot, Friday morning Cotton for the
week closed Irregular. at a general decline Of Y.
"a, sales for the week II 900 bales. Quotations
Saturday.-Estimsted sales Yesterday. aoa
oales The market closed with holders demand
ing an advance. Manchester advices were unfa-
Breadstuffs had considerably deelin.S rlo,,,
crossed very dull, with decline Of 3.a3s West
e6n lanai 25a2s; Baltimore and Philadelphia saa
Vi Ohio :Oa3l. Wheat closed dull q, a de-
ct ses OF iaod Corn closed dull, with decline
Spirits turPentine was dull at 37sea3ss. Rosin
was dull at 4siass6 i,O''''
sugar was heavy al a decline Of lsaiss
Provisions were very dull
monetary difficulties were on the decline
American securities were unsettled but closed
with an improving tendency. Consols sex for
money. ~
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Cotton Market.

MOBILE, Nov 12-Cotton has declined sales
Of 3OO bales; receipts 9.OoO bales.
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The NEw CODE.-MT. Editor: Would YOU he
so kind as to inform ''the people, where copie,
Of the new Code can be had We were Informed
that copies for distribution would lie ready bv
the first Of November. Here are nearly two
weeks OF the month gone, and so far as have
been aoe 10 learn, no copies are yet ready Three
week. from next Monday the qualified voters of
the District will be required by law to vote upon
II. The Code, II 10 generally understood intend +,
some innovations upon existing laws Will the
people have sufficient time to discuss and thor
Oughly understand those changes a. also m .
rest OF the Code, in the short time that remains
even IL they should get the Code bv next week
ONE OF THE PEOPLE
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LONDON, Saturday-The funds, on Yesterday
closed nIm, at an advance Of Il under the inf d
ence OF American news by the Fulton The cri
SIS Is oeileved to have passed, and there IL an un
Large transactions have taken place in nlinoi
Central shares at improved prices.
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CIRCUIT COURT MIR. Brent occupied the
Court Yesterday, up to half past twelve O'Clock,
with his argument fOI defence in the case of
Jones against Dermott. Mr.. Carlisle followed
for the Plaintif-closing the case His argument
was continued up TO O'Clock, p. m, and was a
mastery summing mp. The case was not given
10 the jury last night. This morning the Court
met, and the case was given 10 the jury
The case Of Michael O'Brien against the Cor
Poratlon was then taken up Morgan for plain
tn, Carlisle for Corporation. IL was an Appeal
from the judgment Of a magistrate and the wit
nesSeS were Icing called a. this report closed
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E1ASe ERATED RUMoRs Last night II was
currently reported about town that a man had
been robbed and murdered in the First Ward.
near 'the Circle" We immediately instituted
Inquiries In that neighbOThood, but the people in
the vicinity knew nothing Of il, neither d i'd the
a hoax.
TINS morning an attempt was made to circulate
= similar and rqually groundlsSs report Of mur-
der IN the seventh W ard The latest bulletin il
thst a man was killed at the railroad depot this
morning, story manufactured like the Others
fGOm whole cloth.
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nR. W. q. u. NEWMAN
~ Having returned to the First Ward. offers his
professional services to his friends and the public
He may b. found at his old residence, No. 76 k ST.
n9-eOlms - "
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The OTHER sIDE.-Yesterday, a young man
named Johnson was committed 10 the work house
for insulting female in the street johnson
however, gave security for the payment Of the
nne and costs, and was released from custody
The female (whose name was Mary Clark heard
OF u, and Yesterday placed herself in the way Of
Johnson and began TO abuse him and behave In a
disoTdeIly manner. Officer McHenry was sent
Tor, and took her 10 the Office of Justice Donn
who committed her to the wor khouss for ninety
days.
LARcENI.-This. morning a colored man wa,
seen to pick up two bundles Of dry goods from
the front Of Sears & colley's store, near the cor
neI OF seventh street and market space He was
immediately pursued, and ind ny that he conId
not make on with the goods he dropp-d them
ana escaped. The goods were Returned 10 the
owners. " "0
POLICE REPORTs-The Official report for the
week ending on Saturday last made to Can't. r
a hioPfeT, Chief Of Police, from all the officers
except two, shows the number OF arrests made 10
IN From the First Ward, 10; Second Ward
., Ihltd Ward, o Fourth Ward, 50; Fifth
ward y Sixth Ward, II; Seventh Ward, 10
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Corner "a. dvenpe
S-eo3t Statesl
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-iAHt.H fV1- $3.50
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NOR RENT.-A modern built H0 USk. contain
ing eleven rooms. The house Is on 9Th street.
between and streets, in the best location In the
city. ted ~ furnace and lighted with gas. Ap
ply to THOMAS PARKER. 4-2wf
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SALE OF RENT.
niture is handsome of the best quality. and new.
Will be sold rented separately or together. Apply
on the premises. No. "a Missouri avenue, between
az and 6th streets. n4f Inn
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A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO r. c.
"A STEVENS are most respectfully requested to
oil and pay their accounts at once, addition
will be made when the old account stands unpaid.
A I2-eOff
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Il AIDES, SHOPPING, may positively expect
IL prompt and courteous attention At S'TEVENS'S
New Fancy > ore, $50, between 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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I UBIN,S EXTRACTS, all odors. at GIBBS'S
IL Hair Store, near 18th St, and at his Sales Room
under Wizards hOtei. n9-3m
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TONIGHT, at quarter before six O'Clock, the
special train leaves the Washington Depot, tax
ing the excursionists the great railroad trip to
Baltimore to see Burton
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23
The Financial Crisis.-United States Stocks

The operations of the independent treasury during the
present financial crisis have been beneficial to inc
commercial interest of the country than its most angue
friends anticipated At the time of the greatest pressure
upon the money market the Secretary of the Treasury
was enable to dsburse from the vaults of the treaS
large amounts of specie which have gone into the paA
and into general circulation aordng relief to an eAten.
who unexpected. The policy adopted by the oecre'4g
of the Treasury to bring in the outstanding stock m
government has met with universal approval, anu az
parts of the country unite in commentator OF the nap
Ply operations of the ndependenttreasury system ho
The Secretary determined to 60 to the extent tna t
law and due regard for the interest of the governnn
would admit With this view, he has continued 70 re
deem the outstanding stock until there only elin nr
about lfmillon which he is authorized under 'ie 10"
to apply to this purpose. o.;on to
Whether the banks have responded in their actlon
this and other specie facilities which have been am ov
them by giving their customers proper ree IN nt nro
of loans &c., is question upon which we win noS " the
nounce premature judgement. The nrst guy " the
banks is to their bilholders and depositors put AZ con
same time the protection of their customers I
be done is essential to their own interest INC tbeir
mers of bank break and are unable 10 ne1. "''
liabilities the bank necessarily follows the wan On
We reserve for another occasion further reneo''0''
this branch of the subject.-Was. Union.
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From WaShinpf0n.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 17.-Somerville, of the rob-
bers of the Richmond custom-house arrested at
Richmond to-day, and portion of the deposits were
recovered. Wheeler, his accomplish committed to
Jail here yesterday on the same charge. The latter,
when arrested gave up three hundred dollars in god
set of diamond studs splendid gold watch and bunch
of skeleton keys. He known to be the of cele
brated English thief and has doubtless committed heavy
thefts in various cities in the Union Somervle was
concerned in the robbery of the jewels in the Patent
Office few years ago.
Samuel Archibald, chief engineer of the navy, was
to-day appointed engineer-in-chef.
The amount of government stocks redeemed at the
Treasury yesterday and to-day was $37,3OO The
amount of money in the Treasury subject to draft is
$12 SOC, 831 reduction from last week of upwards OF
$25O0000 The receipts of the week amount to about
$7Q6 600
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Arrival of the steamer North America.

QUEBEC, Oct. l9.-The steamer North America from
Liverpool with dates to October 7th arrived at River
du Loupe this morning.
The steamer Baltic reached Liverpool on the 9th and
the steamer Europa on tb. "a.
ENGLAND.-The day of the sailing of the North
America being observed in England as general fast
day in reference to the affairs in India Business was
generally suspended.
The Bank of England has loaned the India Company
900 000f sterling the Indian heads for security.
The United States frigate Plymouth left Southamp
on the 9th for home.
A select committee in the House of Commons has re
ported in favor of ceding portion of Hudson Bay ter
ritory to Canada
More troops are held in readiness for India Ter
thousand additional militia had been embodied in the
army.
The Indian advices received at Paris are more gloomy
than the English letters It is asserted that the rebe
under European generashp; that operations have
been commenced to prevent union of the British for
ces that five years of fighting may be anticipated and
that the native troops not trustworthy anywhere
FRANCE.-The French government is adopting meas
for the encouragement of the production of cotor
in their West Indian possessions
The Corps Legislatiff would soon be convened.
The difference between France and Denmark touch
ing the sound dues have been amicably arranged.
Nothing authentic is known concerning the interview
of the Emperors at Stuttgardt and Wemer The latte
is reported to have been very friendly.
RUss1A-The Russian 81 gunship La Forte wa
capszed between Reul and Cronsadt in the gulf of Fin
land and fourteen hundred souls, including three admi
rails and the wives and children of the crew. were all los
| but six.
SPA1N.-Narvaez had left Cadiz for Paris
Lersundi has been appointed president of the council
in the new provisional cabinet Bravo MuriIlo hae
Quilted Paris for Madrid
SwEDEN.-The prince royal of Sweden had been pro
claimed regent during the kings illness.
The PRINcIPAL1T1Es.-The congress of the definite
organization Of the principates meets at Paris in No
vember
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1857-10-23
Gov. Andrew johnson, the new Senator from


The recent election of the sterling Democrat, Gov,
johnson, to fill the place long occupied by one of the
abest Wings in the country is event brig as the
beams of the sun its features and effects doing honor
to the energy ability and integrity of the man. securing
the influence of this chivarous State for the welfare Of
the whole country and teaching in all things, lesson to
the young men of the land however poor and obscure,
the good fruits of which will be gathered by future gen.
eratiOns
OF all the in the history of our country who have
risen from almost oppressive obscurty to prmcely and
merited emnence Gov. johnson to be Of the
most remarkable. There is but opinion about the
eminent ability with which he will discharge the duties
of his new station; for aside from the aurels at
home he has already served term in the House of Re
representatives. and there the favor which has just
now eliminated in this honor. Yet so low on the
ladder of learning did his manhood that it is
said his wife taught him his letters after their marriage
and while prosecuting his calling ourneyman tailor,
to support his family he acquired the simplest rudiments
of education.
This was the Democratic element-ndustry and hon
est decision of at the foundation Of
popular sovereignty.
Truly where there is will there is way ;; though
it takes giant mind and lion heart to win the vic
tory over ignorance and want All honor to the new
Senator from Tennessee and let young men remem-
Der another hOmely adage, What man has done man
may DON. Y. Daily Meas.
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SUSPENSION OF RICHMOND BANKs-The Farmers
Bank and the branch Of the Exchange Bank" both
located in this city, suspended specie payments yesterday
Suspension by the d" Farmers Bank" will doubtless
cause the adoption of similar course on the part Of it's
branches in various sections of the State. The Bank
of Virginia is the only bank in Richmond that contin-
ues to redeem its notes with specie 1t is supposed how
ever that like most of the banks North and South the
Bank of Virginia will also, at an early day. in self
defence, be compelled to suspend
For several weeks past the Banks of this city have
seen fit to curtai their discounts at most oppressive
rate, and had such course been proceeded in much
longer, the entire mercantile community of Richmond
would have been Frustrated and business generally par
allied. Having now suspended, the banks can continue
their usual discounts and thus relieve the trading com
munity of this city without the fear of having their notes
forthwith returned to them for SPECIE and inevitably
forcing them to suspend with empty vaults They stof
now with full vaults, and will be in condition to re
sumo specie payments whenever that measure NAV be
agreed upon by the other banks.
Richmond Enquirer, 18th inst