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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
AFFAIRS IN GREAT BRITAIN.

GRAND BANQUET TO THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE
erKEcH OF MIR. DALLAS ON THE sEPoy MuTrNy.
The fresdom Of the City Of London and splendsword
formally presented TO the Duke OF Cambridge on tho
lth instant The Lord Mayor gave grand banquet n
honor Of tho event. which attended by several cab
net ministers and foreign ambassadors, including Mr.
Dallas
The Duke Of CAwnRrpor, in speech, said that he had
letter from Sir Colin Campbell emphatcay denying that
there was any difference between the Governortienera
and him The Duke extoled the conduct Of the British
army In India, and advocated ts maintenance IN an eth
oient state of warike establishment.
farl GRrsvux defended lord Canning from the charges
with which he had been assailed, but ntimated that
they should prove true he would sacrifice his personal
feelings 70 sense OF public duty
MI Dtiits after making some remarks appropriate 10
the event o. the day, spoke follows regard 70 the
Ind an mutiny
sympathy has been invoked from foreign nations in
ference 70 the state OF affairs in India not here 10
speak as 70 the extent my government or the people Of
the United states sympathze with the struggle oi Eng
land against India That rs not the thought wish 10
press The thought which I wish 20 express IA in refe
renee to the treatment that s be dealt o those who
have distinguished themselves the field OF crime in that
unhappy region, Now, crimes are OF various descrip
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
ARRIVAL Of THE NIAGARA At HALIFAX.
r->e>NoN0~oo~-o@t~Ne~o
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
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IMPORTANT COMMERCIAL NEWS.
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MORE FAILURES IN ENGLAND.
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ANOTHER ADVANCE IN THE RATE Of INTEREST.
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DECLINE IN COTTON AND CONsOLs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
speech Of Minister Dallas on the SepOy Mutiny.
Reported Ministerial Troubles in Spain,
&C., &C., DC.

me steamship Niagara, from Liverpool at O'Clock
H. Of Saturday the 7h inst arrived at Halifax at IL 80
4. NJ yesterday The N. sailed from Halifax yesterday
n 5:16 A. Boston, where she will be due this
ing. Weather clear; wind southwest
She brings f33 900 in spec e for Halifax and fS6 1858
for Boston.
Politically the news by this arrival merely interest.
ng but financially it is Of the highest importance.
The Continental is not of particularly important
description
The pressure in the money market again excessive
consequent the advance by the Bank of England of its
rates Of discount per cent The advance caused
10 diminution in the demand for money.
Urgent calls for relief being made upon the gov
from various quarters but the Times thought any
such action unnecessary
The Paris money market was unsettled but there had
yet been no advance in the rate of discount.
A considerable decline had been experienced in the
Liverpool cotton market, the market closing very dull
Sales Of the week 22, 900 bales.
The Liverpool breadstufs market quiet with de
elinng tendency.
The Liverpool provision market was very dull. Lard
considerably lower.
The prohibition upon the export of hides &C. from the
Baltic had been removed
The Uaited States frgate Niagara left Plymouth
for New York on the 9th instant
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from New York 9th
o had arrived at Liverpool at lis r NJ OF the 7th
The steamship Vanderbilt, from New York Oct. "a,
arrived at Southampton $50 81 of the 9Th inst She
grounded of Cowes owing thick fog but got oil with
out damage.
The United States steam frigatc Niagara left Plymouth
on the 9Th inst for home The officers had farewell
banquet given them b. the commander and officers Of
Of the British flagship on the station.
The Niagara passed at A. NJ of the sth, of Saltees
NE royal mail steamship Asia, from New York foe Liver
pool 12th lat so TO- long. "a To- ship Centurion bound
west 13h lat 40 H. long AZ passed steamer steering
east,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
FRANCE.
The Times Paris correspondent says

pretty certain that the Emperor much annoyed
at the turn things have taken in the Princpaties.
Neither the Austrian the Turkish Ambassadors has
been invited TO Compegne. Something serious must DO
going at this moment at Constan.inopc, if it be true,
reported that NJ Thouvenal has suspended relations
with Reschid Pacha though not with the government It
is added that NJ Thouvenal has been left alone in the
matter.
The independence Blge asserts that recruiting for the
English service is going secretly in France and 100
francs is given to each recruit.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
STILL ANOTHER sTABBNG CASE.

On Tuesday night, about II O'Clock, a grocery man
named John Fraser, doing business At No i7s West So
venteensh street, stabbed in the abdomen with
dirk knife, alleged 10 have been in the hands OF
man named Thomas sherlock The accused, II H.
said, became abusive 10 Fraser, when the latter
ordered him out OF the store. Sherlock pretended
to accede TO the request, when he suddenly turned
upon Fraser, who close behind hnn, and
plunged knife deep into the abdomen OF the grocery
man sherlock then made hs escape from the store, but
caught By couple OF the sixteenth ward police be.
fore he had proceeded many blocks Fraser attended
by physician who pronounced the hopeless one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

Thos Peters Smith, lady and children Miss Ryerson
Stafford Mr. Bayley and lady Walter Watts Messrs
Brown q Adams, Stern, Greenfelder, Seefia Nmm
Miss Bayiey and servant, stephen Knight Geo Gkes 7
Smith, johnston Chas Lescesne Mr. Fenneil Rev Jona
than Short and lady, Messrs Lovett Burdcu, Hart,
franklin, hcPheeson, Wheeiwright Pot
Grlnnel Capt Mosker Capt Wallace, Walter; Rice Ken
sumner, h wheadey, Binder Vckers, Marshall VII
hamr, Pickering D Thompson, Walsh, strachan 9 VII
hanson, j Smith and servant, Mory, Mr. Leach A
Benton, Daron Miller Ritchuder and lady. Gainen Van
Houte Proseber, Femings Miss Griffith Watson Steele
Sci HAYa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
PRIfSSIA

Berlin letter says that most of the German States have
notified the Prssan government that they adhere to the
projected by Prussia and Austria in the Hosten
question.
II reported that the British government have written
official note 10 the Diet claiming justice for the Duches
tate despatch says that England France and Russia
have offered their good offices in the Hostein question.
Berlin letter Of the 9Th inst says-The statement that
Convention would be held 10 consider the affairs of the
Prncipates and the Holsen question Is officially denied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

The ntestnes Of the wounded protruded several feet
and It s supposed that Of them have been severed,
in which little hope be entertained for tho
recovery OF the patient Sherlock committed for ex
animation by Justice DAWSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
AUSTRIA.

reduction the Austrian army is said 10 be positively
decided upon. II will be the largest reduction since
s4s Thirty generals TO bc placed the retired list
II is believed that fifty millions of orins will be saved
yearly by the reduction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
REJ

The ministerial crisis continued NJ de Brouker had
been called in by the King, but had succeeded in
forming ministry. A dissolution Of the Chamber was
considered probable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
SpATN
PORTUGAL.

Rumors OF another ministerial crisis had been current
but they proved TO rest a slender foundation.
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LIVERPOOL, Nov. T-1I5 T. NJ
The Collins steamship Atlantic, from New York, In
just arrived.
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ITALY.

The atest dates from Lisbon report considerable de.
IN the number Of deaths from the epidemic and
the inhabitants were returning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
GARROTING A NEWSPAPER CARRIER.

On Tuesday night newspaper carrier, named Joseph
Taylor was attacked by couple of garrotsrs in Fourth
avenue near Twenty sixth street. while no standing
under gas light counting his change and robbed of
all the money in his possession The rascs suc
ceeded IN getting about eight dollars with which
they made their escape number OF suspicious
ers were subsequently arrested by Sergeant Orden
Of the Twenty second ward police, but Taylor failed to
identify any Of them The hehwaymen used the carrier
pretty roughly,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
pAssFNCERs ny THE NIAGARA

Mr Whecwrighi Mr Homer Mr Sprague, Sir sykes Mrs
Temmns and mah servant Capt sykes Mrs Adams Gcarge
Henry Temmins and lady Mrs kni Rev McLareu, lion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
THH LATEsT NEWS.

Floods had done great damage In Ebmbardy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
THE CANAL STREET TRAGEDY.

Henry Hamilton, the young man who WAS mortally
wounded in the drinking saloon No. 3s8 Canal street. on
Monday morning, during ARRAY with fellow named
John Moroney is now lying at deaths door Dr. Ray,
house surgeon of the New York Hospital who has been
in constant attendance upon the wounded man. gives
his opinion that he cannot possibly exist many hours
longer. The friends and relatives of the unfortunate
young have been daily visiting his bedside, eagerly
awaiting the when the reasoning faculties of tho
patient may be restored enable them 10
with him. Hamilton has delrious since
he was admitted to the hospital, and IL Is matter OF
much doubt whether he will return 10 his natural
He will probably close his earthly career entirely
unconscious of his awful situation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
AMERICAN STOCKS.


American.
LIVERPOOL BREApsrurFs MARKET
The Liverpool breadstuds market generally quiet,
with declining tendency Messrs Richardson, Spence
Go. quote -four very dull, and in some declined.
ls wheat quiet and slightly declined since Tuesday
Corn very dull and in instances Is lower. Western
canal -four, 2es. Cd 2Ts Sd Philadelphia and Baltimore
27s. cd. 2es Ohio, 3os. red wheat es. sd. Is. I'd
white Is Sd IS. 3D.; mixed aud yellow corn, 36s Cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
The Liverpool provision market was very dull hessrs
Bgland, Athya Co, James Mcicnry, Richardson Bro
TIERS and others quote beef dull pork dull bacon quiet
lard declined d ss. and variousy quoted ess ess
nllowSacs unimportant and quotations nominal North
American, 5Ss dnc cheese was firm at SIS. a 5ss.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Tho Brokers ami other circulars quote ashes quiet 4.
ais and as Cd FOR both pots and pearls Sugars hoavy
and -. lower, grocery sorts almost unsacabic Coffee
quiet sales were unimportant Rice heavy and Is.
common and ss a iss cd for medium TO fine ouercron
bark-phiadelphia o.. Sd Baltimore, Is. cd. Fish oils
nothing doing nseed oil dull at ais Cd 3Ss. Spirits
LIVERPOOL rREIGHTs MARKET.
Tho Liverpool freghts market was without change,
with but small business doing. In passengers there
scarcely anything doing
LONDON MARKETS.
Messrs Barring Bros circular says the strngency IN the
money market produced almost total suspension OF
business in the colonial and foreign produce market
Breadstus quiet and unchanged-Four 25s. 2ss white
wheat, sos 5te red 4es ass Nothing doing In iron,
and prices nominal Sugar declined Be- and heavy. Rice
heavy and slightly lower. lard dull and declined 2s-
quoted 7os Inseed cakes in steady demand at I'll
ace. 96e Sd. Rape and olive oils slightly lower. salt
pctre declined TO SIS, f delivery in all the year. Team
but little demand and prices weak-common blacks
Id a I'd. lower; common Congou quoted Is. Id Spirits
turpentine steady nj 39s Tin declined Be.
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
The advces from Manchester and the manufacturing
districts generally unfavorabe There were sales
OF importance making.
HAvRE MARKETS.
For the week ending Nov.
The cotton market opened buoyant, but closed with
declining tendency Orleans tres ordinare, 1of sales,
5000 bales stock 900 bales Breaistus quiet Wheat
tending downward Ashes quiet and nominal. Coffee
quiet and slightly lower Oils dull and nominal Pro.
visions quiet, but steady. Rice dull Sugar heavy and
considerably lower lard firm. whalebonc nominal
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. T-1P NJ
Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co state that cotton s
very dull, and prices nominal Estimated sales 10.
day, 500 bales. Breadstuffs quiet but steady Pro.
visions dull, bu, steady. lard dull and nominal
LoSDoS, Nov. 7-12M
Consols for money close at ssIl assA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.



The Bank OF England publishes two returns That ending
the 3st October shows decrease in bullion Of f62s 900
and that ending November 4 a decrease Of f133 900.
Consols for money closed on Friday at ss assh and
for account at IS ~ ss%.
Messrs. Barring Bros. quote bar silver OF 5s. 1kd.;
Mexican dollars, 5s 0lSd
AMERICAN STOCKS.
Mcssrs Barring Brothers quote the business limited in
American securities but state stocks offered,
especially Pennsylvanas. They quote Pennsylvania
nvcs certificates at II 70; do do bonds 1877 at "a
70,
Messrs Bell Co report the sales unimportant the only
change notice being in Illinois Central shares which had
declined.
The London papers of Friday report the following bust
ness Thursday Illinois Central shares 10 IL dis.
count; Erie third mortgage bonds 63h.
LIvE0rooL COTTON MARKET.
The Brokers' Circular says the sales Of the week
q 900 bales including 400 speculation and 100 for
export The market opened with advance or Ld
I'D but the vanderbilts advices with the advance in
the Of discount and the srngcncy in the money
kct caused panic and prices fell 20 range about I'd.
per pound below the rates o the 30h u The sales Of
the 9th instant coo bales the markct closing very
dull at The foowingq r. IONS, which are nominal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-19

william Hilton sworn, says-I reside at No North
William street knew the deceased entered his store
about half past O'Clock last evening there was man
and a there AZ the time entered the store: they
left afterwards, and directly three men came in
Of them rather tall and than; ne had moustache
he very dark complexiuned looked as II he had
negro blood In his veins he lfad very ordinary
countenance another of the three a man about Ave
feet eight inches IN height he dark complexoned and
like Spanard my impression " that he had whiskers
and moustache; the third had dark clothes
he about Eve feet dve inches in hcght and mere
stuntcd than the others he had full face and pleasant
countenance, bis complexion dark the other
two there was fourth man also, who came after.
wards whom | should Judge was about hvc feet -four
inches in height think that he had a light coat on;
cannot easily recognise him the other three had
them few nights previous Mr. Vincent another
occasion, told me that the three were Spaniards,
and in his conversation with them he spoke In Spanish
when the three men came in they called for bottles of
vine was given 10 them; this previous 10 the fourth
coming in; they also asked Mr. Vincent for box Of
sardines; Mr.. Vincent tried 10 open the box Of sar
dimes with large knife but could not. the point Of
the knife being too blunt then he cned little drawer
at the eud OF tho counter and took out large dirk
Knife with spring; he said that he got that knife
about seven years ago when he goug 10 Cali
forna; with this dirk knife he opened the box Of
sardines and gave II 10 the who seated a the
table 81 this period the fourth IN and the hree
men eating the sardnes recognized him he took seat At
the table with them; Mr. Vincent az th time was b..
hind the counter and Immediately afterwards they in
sisted on his coming ont and taking seat with them Al
the table, he accepted the invitation and sat down with
them al the round table; then started q 20 home, and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31
STATE DEMOCRAT.

A CoxrEsTED MAx.-Editorial life
has many burdens and carsA but the
following incident shows that it il not
wanting either in dignity or comfort:
Black was . great favorite with Lord
Melbourne. On one occasion the peer
said; Mr.. Black, you are the only per-
son who comes to zee me who forgets
who am The editor opened his
eyes with astonishment. "You forget
that l am Prime Minister. Every
body else takes especial care to re-
member it but l wish they would for
get it; for they only remember it to
ask me for places or favors. Now,
Mr.. Black, you never ask me for any
thing; and | wish you would, for seri-
ously ! should be moot happy to do
any thing in my power to serve you
4 am truly obliged, said Mr. Black,
but l don't want any thing. l am ed
itor Of the Morning Chronicle. like
my business and live happy on my
income. Then said hspeer, i envy
you; and you are the only man l ever
did,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

~A well dressed and respectable
looking woman passing q furniture
store on Main street. Cincinnati, was
attracted by a dressing bureau standing
on the sidewalk. She walked up to
it, removed her bonnet, adjusted her
hair, then drew powderbag from her
pocket and proceeded to give her
face an elaborate whitening. She was
engaged some five minutes in her L.
Dor, and although = crowd stopped and
stared, she continued her toilette with
imperturbable sang .froid, and at its
completion, put her bag away, anG pas
sed on ~ if nothing had happened.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

ANTIQUITY OF THE TERN "OLD
FooY."-Having seen it frequently as
serted that the word "fogy" so often
used in modern political papers a. ex-
pressing a man be hind the age, . fos-
sill ignorant of his country's progress,
DC, is invention of some cute phlloso.
pher Of the day, I beg leave to qnote
a passage from the European Maya
zine Of January,l7s2, to show that the
word, little or no value ~ it may have
has at least a'more ancient origin. In
petition from Lieutenant George
Drake, Of the Marines, to Doctor B.,
for an invalid lieutenancy, occurs this
passage =
: Pray what's the cause. grave Doctor, there's sue
Kicked up ABOUT thes invaliiisn Iogies ?"
Here the word has exactly the shade
Of meaning with which the fancy of
modern politicians has invested it,-N.
Y. Observer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

The LICENSE OF CoUNsEL.-In the
Court of Queens Bench on Tuesday,
Serjant Thomas asked witness wheth-
or he was not in pecuniary difficulties,
which he indiguatly denied. Justice
Earle said the freedom of question al
lowed to the bar was public nuisance
and the barrister who made such an i'm
putation ought to be prosecuted. The
license Of counsel was sometimes SO
much abused as to become public
nuisance. lie heartily wished barris-
ter who thus abused his position could
be prosecuted for a misdemeanor.-
We wish SO too.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

A WONDERFUL MEMoRY.-William
Lyon, a strolling player, performed in
the year l648, at Edinburgh, and was
a most excellent representative of Glib
by in the Wonder; this man was a
wonder, remarkable for strength OF
memory,of which he gave the follow
ing surprising instance. One evening
he wagered crown bowl Of punch,
that next morning, at the reher-
sal, he would repeat Daily Advertls-
er from beginning to end. At the re-
hersal, his opponent reminded him Of
his wager, Imagining that he certain
ly must have forgot it. Lyon very
cody produced the paper, handed it to
his adversary and not outstanding the
little connection between the para.
graphs, the variety of advertisements
and the general chaos, repeated il
from beginning to end, without the least
hesitation or mistake.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

0Uoolters.
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DAvusoas, lewA.
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OasAlss AAHalcAu BxoMADoo AAug. ~ -
neesrs. fEsson = DANss, Dsnh<ss. q. 'LsaA.
Oashtsr ATLANTIC DANE, Boston.
aessrs. =. Z. SWIM, Dao. Z JoaSsTos, Chtcase
Rosss ed Dtils csllscs1 oal peecssle esuiass %
saS Deet qfGAs Uaiesd 0fs1ss.
Mills sfExehaAge - Ill The Pplneipol Oo1os
sfshs UsieeA oaaoes oaA Eussps
- q U0 HIT sArD SOLD
- Money renitsei 70 Burups = S1eS Afns.
which can Be caahed IN any town = nnoiand. Ire
land, Or wales, in ssms 81 end upvssds.
Oct lS-dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-12-31

0O<AlV UlV".
TALLMAN, POWERS I McLRAI
D.aN KER6,
And Dealers n ExchaRxe.
DAvonPort, Io~A
Qosce, brsdy stvses. bs1seesa Second 0a1 M
sfyeets.
k~1CHAN0B on all the principal cities u tAe Una
II ted States, Great Britain, Ireland, and ouuet.
mental Europe bought and sold.
Notes and drafts collected, and proceeds remitesd
s2enyAert Of the United States, st lowest Sstss
81chAnee.
Collections Of notes, rafs, accounts, leeacies a
inhertances made In al parts Of the United 0tAsss
Canadas and Europe
Stocks and Bonds bought and sold On eunnissseo
and dividends collected
Land Warrants bought, cold and locaasA.
GxcAsngs IN Csies In he UaieeA eaaso
Carpenter vermnss, New York eaty.
Albany Cay Bank, AlbaAy, New Yosi:
1uehlo City Rank Dulhlo, New York;
6an9 OF Commerce, Boston, Massachusetts,,
Iradesmcn's Bank. rhilsdelphis, Pennsyivn1c
nerch 0anufscenreSs' BAIT. AAshQsa. p,
4cKim Co, Baltimore, Nd,
Gilmore Brethsrton, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Lucas 1 Smonds, St Lous, No;
Citizens Bank, New Orleans, Ii;
h Swim, Brother Z Johnston, Chi cago, liz
septS-d
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