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Delhi like Sebastopol, has fallen, and what
ever repute the British enjoyed formerly as sol
diers, there can be no question now but they
will henceforth rank among the first military
nations The capture of Delhi is one of the
most magnificent military exploits Of modern
times.
1t will be remembered that at the beginning
Of September General Wilson hay opposite the
place, to the north Of IT, on a ridge of hills
with some ten TO eleven thousand men-not
enough to justify sn aseault-and with no siege
train. In the first week in September be re-
ceived a reinforcement Of some two thousand
men from the heirs Of the late Gholab Singh, of
Cashmere, and also a siege train. These OBJ.
tanned, he commenced work without delay, and
20 battered the place that by the l4th of Sep
tcmber the assault was begun. II was one of
the most obstinate fights on record, and reminds
one of the capture of Monterey in our Mexican
war.
On the first day the English took the bastion
nearest their camp. On the next they spread
their lines, and seized piece more of wall. On
the next they took the magazine. Next
day they found their way little further into
the town and finally, on the sixth day of inces-
SAINT fighting, they compelled the insurgents to
eyacuate the place and made themselves com
plete masters Of Delhi Strange TO say, in all
this fighting the lose was not over 600 men:
the English were evidently well managed and
taken care of by their officers.
Though the King Of Delhi, and several thou
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M arkets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is, 1857.
Stocks Arm Pennsylvania State Hves sly; Reading
Railroad, 1875; Morris Canal 49, Long Island Railroad
O. pennsylvania Railroad, 36A.
CottonSales to-day 900 bales mostly the forenoon
The Arabas news was worse than expected but
refused TO give way 10 material extent Sacs II
week, 30 300 bales Receipts Of the week, 80 500 bales
stock 600 bales The receipts up to the present
At this port compared with those OF last year short
l6e 500 bales ditto at all Southern ports Sugar
buoyant at SIC. 5xc. Molasses, &c. Pork dun.
Lard In kegs, lSc.
MoHnK, Nov Is, 1851.
Cotton declined Sales to-day 800 bales. Receipts 1000
bales.
cnARixros, Nov 10, 1857.
Cotion-Prices have declined &C a &c
COLUMBUS, Ca, Nov. 10, 1857.
Coon-Saes to-day 900 bales late in the day prices
We have not heard anything regard To the Charles
ton, Savannah and Augusta markets SINCE the Aabias
adyces.
BUyrAIo Nov 13-l2:3O r. n
Flour unchanged sales 500 bbls 81 81 for extra Wis
consn, and s. IS rs for extra Ohio and Michigan
Wheat lower; sales $4,000 bushels roc for Chicago
spring sbc for Canada club 97c for prime rod Indiana:
81 ost 81 90 for white Michigan 81 0s 81 IA for white
Canada. Corn firm; sales II 900 bushels at Ole. Oats
Sales 900 bushels Mt SOC. whnkey-Sales 100 bbls Al
1phc, per gallon. freghsl6c. for wheat 10 New York
Oswgco, Nov. 10, 1867.
Flour steady. Sales 900 bbls at "a so 81 rs for
common 10 extra State. Wheat firm Sales rs 900 bush
els al 81 c for Chicago spring Corn hrmer Sales 900
bushels at CGc Freghts unchanged. Lake imports To-
day-31 900 bushels wheat IL 900 bushels corn, 5000
bushels barley, 5000 bushels oats Canal expors-sOo0
bbls four, $4,000 bushels wheat Il 900 bushels corn
CmcAoo, Nov. 13-6P.M
Flour active. Wheat declined &c. Corn arm. Oats
steady. shipments 10 Buialo-too bbla -four, "a 600
bushels wheat. shipments TO Oswego-No -four ~ 600
bushels wheat Receipts 900 bbs -four, % 900 bush-
els wheat, 10, 500 bushels corn.
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thrown by our rcvulsion are 20 infnitessimal
part of the British community that the loss of
them would hardly be noticed if they went out
of sight altogether. The Anglo American houses
might be swept away and trade would 60 on
just as usual; the great business of the country
does not depend on their existence or their sol
vency.
We may learn wholesome lesson from the
British reception of our financial troubles.
There was no furry in the street, no clamor in
the newspapers. The suspension Of the banks
was hailed as ia very good thing" on the whole;
and us for specie, it was proclaimed that Eng
land would send as much "a we wanted, pro-
vided we paid for it, This is the tone and
language of sensible, practical, ripely intelli-
gent people. We could do no harm by copying
them sometimes We are yet too near the re-
vulsion to dogmatize on it; but when the time
comes that we shall know the inside history Of
the reyulsion and bank suspension of 1857, from
beginning to end, perhaps it may be found that
this community did not distinguish itself In that
year for GOODNESS, sagacity, courage or common
sense, and possibly it may occur to the future
historian of these times to illustrate his meaning
by contrasting with our furry and panic the
manly attitude Of some other people in like
crisis. England would present an obvious par
allel.
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Ghe New York REHABILITATION for Europe.
The mail steamship Arago, Capt Lines, will leave this
port to-day, al noon, for Southampton and Esvre.
The European mails will close in this city at halfpas
ten O'Clock.
The European edition Of the HERALD printed in French
and English will be published at nine O'Clock in the morn
Ing. Single copies, in wrappers, six cents
Subscriptions advertisements for any edition of the
NV YoRx HxRAIp will be the following places
In Europe
LONDON Samson Low Son h Co, ~ INDICATE hill.
Am. European Express Co., 81 King William st.
PaRH European Express Co Place de Ia Boursc.
LIVERPOOL Am European Express Co, Chapel street.
r. Stuart, 10 Exchange street East.
HAvRx Am European Express Co, Il Rue Cornele
The of the European edition of the HERALD will
combine the received by mail and telegraph at the
Office during the previous week. and up to the hour Of
publication.
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IkfNroN, n d.t NOV 10, ipI
Colonel Warren Scott made a strong argument today
against the verdict against Donnelly He showed by tbs
records that was contradictory lie also cited autho
rites 10 show that contrary 10 law, because each
count in the Indictment charged Donnelly with the same
murder and Moses with the same death, and each
count distinct charge the prisoner found guilty OF
having inflicted the wound four tmes from which
Moses suffered four distinct and separate doathsan i'm
possibility.
j. r. bradley then reviewed the evidence In the case
and the circumstances attending H. TO show that aside
from the dying declarations Of Moses there nothing
TO convict BonDclly.
The argument i to reverse the judgment Of the Court
bplp
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The California Malls
Inc California Malls.
OVER A MILLION or DoLLAB IN ROUTE FOR NEW
YORK.

UFEK MILLION OF DULbAB IN ROUTE FOR NEW
YORK.
The following Is despatch 10 NJ Roberts, Esq =
SOUTHWEST PASS oF TVS MISSISSIPPI
Nov. IL, 1857. (
The steamship Granada from New York for New
Orleans, the Philadelphia, from New Orleans for New
York, and the st. Louis, from Aspinwal for New York
entered the harbor of Havana the 9th inst.
The Philadelphia and Granada left the day Tho
~, Louis coal and would leave the next morning
for New York she has 600 passengers and 900 In
treasure
Tho Granada has 200 passengers and 100000 in
treasure. s. Y. GRIFFIN,
Commander steamer Granada
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-. DALIMokk, NOV. 10, 1857.
The judges OF the election for this city have made re-
turns OF an election held the fourth Wednesday AZ
November while the constitution requires the election
TO be held the first Wednesday, The returns have
been sent to the Governor who may refuse 10 commits
sion the parties elected any rate the oversight wu
make trouble.
Thomas Toner, one Of the notorious Know Nothing
tigers was moraly shot last night by man named
Morgan Last year, at about the time, Toner was
party to the murder Of German the place where h
himself shot.
The schooner Harriet from Havana port reports
that I. R. Ewing, Of New York, and John Knowles Of
England, seamen, died on the passage.
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The News.

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- a. o.. IA -,.;,ua -, ,h;s ,,nr. ,,os,or-
80 n .o,.or a. ,.,or ,o.,v fro,,, Errono
80 .oo- .os !, sroc;o Orr odv;c.s arc highly i'm.
,>or.ar, Tho Arabo CITY of WASHINGTON and FnJ
- 80, -, .,o rou,. &C tho srons,.;on of tho
-. g " VIZ pos,on ond thro,cho,, Tho
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a. rdnaor ,,ono, r,.rlo, o,-;rr -
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-. -. uX
Charles smith 4 Co. Manchester
James Condie Perth.
p.lah,o 4 Rasas 70 80 Milan
Highlander 4 Sons. .....................Pes th.
Dr 2arsrhvcrdt - - Vienna
seven houses mot named) ............ .Pes,h
ah hi,'n,na a'fVi'''''''''''' t.asa0,
A manufacturer. ...................... Belfast.
fr'es ssuis'de Msol iuoer
John Haley a 90 suspended ........ London
Messrs Jaiirey Co suspended sres ~ heens'
Gould A nyies suspended London
Robert Morrow Garbreit, suspended London.
In London, on the evening OF the 5oth ultmo,
consols closed firm at ssI and $50 Tor money ana
ssf and 500 for the account. American stocks were
unsettled, but there had been some operations In
State securities Cotton was dun IN Liverpool at
decline Of one penny per pound from The prices last
reported. Flour was inactive. Sugar was very
much depressed, and prices had declined from one
shilling TO oneandsixpence hundred weight.
The news from India l. highly interesting. IL Is
dated at Madras 18th and Calcutta 10Th oil Septem'
Der. and Bombay Sd OF October The bomoardment
OF Delhi commenced on the 9TH oil september The
atty was stormed by the British troops on the lath
who entered by the Cashmere gate and after a terri
BILE struggle with the sepoy mutlneers took the north
ern portion OFF On the 10th they captured the maya
zine and one hundred and twenty-five cannon, and
according 70 native authority the English nag
waved over the entire city on the 10th. The newly
proclaimed King, with his two sons, He'd dguised In
women's clothes. No quarter was given to the
armed mutineers, but the women and children were
spared by the conquerors. II was said that the ex-
PEELED rebels had taken up strong position about
eight miles from Delhi. Agra remained quiet
Lucknow still held out. The northeastern frontier
was in a very disturbed state and some new con-
epiracies had been detected at different points
Our advices from China dated at Shanghae
lst and Hong Kong 10th September. The blockade
Of the Canton riyer was strictly maintained. and
number Of junks attempting to force il had been
captured. The United States sloop-ofwar Ports
mouth had left shanghae for Japan. II was said
that the Emperor OF China approved Of The course
pursued by Commissioner feh al Canton; but II was
hoped the Envoys OF England France and the United
States, when they arrived at Pekn, would induce
bis Majesty to alter his ideas although was re,
ported that be had determined not TO receive either Of
them officially.
We learn from France OF the sudden death Of Gen
eai Cavaignsc, and Of an intended reduction in the
army
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WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 10, 1851.
The upper rolling mill Of Dupont's powder mill near
this place, exploded this morning Two men, named
shannon, injured, yet not fatally
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OF NTurtlerers. Src.

81. JOHN, N. b, Nov Is, 1851.
Brccn, and Slavin, Senr themurderers of thecKenxe
family, were sentenced to-day be hung on the llth u
December next Savn, Jr, also found guilty Sen
tence him will be passed hereafter
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-11-14
Travel Resumed on the New York Central
Railroad.

The New York Central Railroad direct line between
Rochester and Syracuse all right The
running between Albany and Buffalo with their usual
regularity
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The steamer Reindeer, running between st. Louis and
Alton struck snag the mouth OF the Missouri river
last night, and sunk in nine feet Of She was un-
sured.
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The Arabia,s News At New Orleans.

INV OkIKANs NOV. 10 1907.
The Arabias advices received this forenoon by
the seaboard line and will DO published the regular
evening editions OF the Associated Press.
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Loss OF nm Unknown Schooner with her Crew.
CHICAGO, Nov 10, 1857.
Tho schooner Traveller reports seeing large schooner
founder forty miles from here Sunday last She had
lost her crew The T. did not ascertain her name, and
was unable 70 render any assistance
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NORFOLK, va, Nov Is, 1857.
The schooner Nebraska from Philadelphia bound 70
Georgetown d. Co. with cargo Of COAL has sunk in three
fathoms water in the Horse Shoe.
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The Woosiman Case.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. Is, 1857.
Mr. Woodman, the husband Of Mrs Woodman the
heroine of the New York Hotel affair has sued for d.
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News from Havana.

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. Ia, 1867
The steamship Isabel arrived here this afternoon with
Havana and Key West dates 10 the 10th instant She
brought news Of interest.
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WA5HAufON, Nov. Is, 1867.
Emphatic instructions havo been sent South with TIA
view possible TO intercept General Walker and hls
party
The Treasurer's statement shows the amount In the dr.
erent repositories 10 be $1 1893 000 Of which IS 900
Is subject TO draft Tho receipts for the ending The
9th instant amounted 10 nearly $3.50 co.,
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News from Washington.

xFFECr OF WALKERS NEW FILIBUSTBR M0vENDs-
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NAVAL COURTs-THB Gov
RRHORSHIP OF NEBRASKA. ETC.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ID, 1851.
Messrs. Yrssari and Molina called on Secretary Cas
today TO know he could give them any Information 70
ative 70 Walkers departure for Nicaragua Tho Score
tary could NOT enlighten them All that he knew
about Il was what he saw in the newspapers They see
TO manifest good deal Of uncasiness Walkers depar
ture
Tho Navy Department Expresses Q confidence thak
Gen. Walker and his fbusters will yet DO intercepGod
In Naval Court No to-day, Ileutenants woodruff and
Murray were examined behalf OF the Government In
the case Of Lieut. Barney In Court No Drs Nico aad
May were examined In the case OF Commander Rngeold
Court No. 8 WAS not in session.
Col Monroe Of New York, being pressed for tho &C.
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ST JOHNS, N. r., Nov BPM
We have good reason 10 expect tonight news frou.
Europe via Cape Race and have requested the lines to M
open through TO New York.
The despatch says nothing TO what steamer has n..
cd Cape Race, but news to be expected, it is doubue.
the City OF Washington, from Liverpool or Ariel frp,
Southampton, 4th inst The line OF Sackville NJ n
closed without notifying Of It's intention. news b.
been obtained viii come 70 hand morrow forenoon
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Nov. Is, 1867
The bill to sustain the credit of the State before the
Legislature yesterday. II provides for mill tax and
also for the collection Of the two per cent fund claimed By
the State from the United States
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most peed ly operate to relieve the country of
the Nuisance of Mormonism without the effu-
sion of blood. Give Brigham Young and his
chief confpirators no promises of mercy; but
leave every avenue open for their peaceable re-
treat to some other part Of the world, and let
them go. Should they pass over into the do
minions of Victoria, let them go-for the most
Of them will thus be returning to their first al
legisnce. This news from the Sweet Water is
good news, as it indicates an early removal Of
the Mormons beyond our boundaries
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
Trustees Sale.

M 1EREAS on the nth day % December, A ~
~ ln36, Chsfrs =. bitt-i and Johann. Dittel his
wife, executed unto Austin Corbin ~ Trustee, a
CERTAIN decd Of Trust conveying 10 said Trustee the
land IN Scott Couaty, Iowa. described follows, 10
VT Lot ten (l0l In block three t3l, as known and
designated on the recorded Plat 81 forrest pilun
Addition TO the city OF Davenport, hich said convey
anea Was Ta'i- by the said Charles 4. pitti aud Jo-
hann~ Dtcl for the purpose " seeming tho payment
u certain prom ssoIy note and the interest there
on, sgned by sahi Cherries y. D,ttel dated the Iith
day of December, -, 1886, Tor seven hundred dbl.
lars payable with ten per cent per annum interest
the erds % n. Feervay, on the hrst day II ugus
y. 1857.
And now sail note having become due and psyahle,
aud the said Diitr having failed IL pay tie same L.
Austin CnTbin, Trustee ~, atpteasii 10 hereby give
this ublic notice that by viitae IL tl ypM,t whch
h IN M" vested by said drc .f Trust will on Sat
urssy the 10th day u October. D. 1887 the hour
Of o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. at the Cou,
House door In the city - Davenport, expose AMI 81
ser for sale, ~ pubic auction - the highest bidder
for cash. the parcel u lani aovr scribsd, Or so
much thereof shall be- sufficient H. salts anil pay
the amount If said not, with hc interest thereon Ia
the lay Of sale. together with all expenses attending
said sale Of this notice and Trustees fe,s Upon The
CONT letion ~ such sale n deed vii h. given IN
accordance with the stipuiaisn OF said deed u
Trust.
Dated The 18th day u September A u. 1857.
AUSTIN CORBiN,
scpl6dti Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
LEGAL.
TrQoS1ee,s Sn1e.

"u8ReAS On the 10Th day Of October. A D. 1855.
" oicAael ATm and FrcierickA Knn,. his wife.
executed unto Austin Corbin ~ Trustee a ccrts,a
ueeu of trust conveyin To said Trustee the land in
0ccss County, lows, described as follows 10 wit
La number fourteen l% coAtAin,ng two and II. 100
ecres u lend. and lot number fifteen iAl Containing
ANA 3S.lOU Acres Of lard. In West known
. James D 8ads' Subdivision Of land 4. the North
west quarter Of section number tnirty-three 1881,
Lvnshlp sew n y-eghs (TSi, Range IN se IN ksst
os1 !! -, and - known BY said Esd-' plat thereof
yn.n ssta CONVEYANCE WAS made By said 0irhael asd
sroerickA erm for the purpose Of securing the pay
I"s OF certain rrnmssary rofe and tho interest;
tneseo0 signed BY said ichArl ku f,r two hnnd,
nihesy.ihrer and ssed tbs l5h ay u
Vttoses, D, 1855, and PAYABLE In one year an.
GATE % the order OF John Kcrand with interest nj
Urn PER cent per annum sftcr due
Ana now said note having become dpe and
payable, and the said Michael Krm having failed
70 gay M same, Austin Corbn Trustee q afore-
hereby give this public notice that BY sittu. Of
W which Is In mt vested by said deed Of Trust
! III, on Tuesday the 18th day OF October D,
1871, - the hour VI O'Clock in the OF SAID
dsy, ~ the Court House covr Ia III. CITY Of psv-n
port, expose and oier for sale Al public auction TO
the hioerst bidder for cash. the parte. OF land shove
"esefibsd, or ~ much thereof shall lie sufficient
10 satisfy and pay the amount VI taid note with the
nGreos thereon to the day Of sale together with all
tn COSTS ani exI~nres attending SAID sale ensts Of
this notice and Trustees fees, Upon the IN elton
OF such sale deed vii be given In acc, r,,xcc with
the seip0l atm Of said Deed u Trust
Dated the l7th day Of September, A D. 1881.
AUSTIN CORBlN.
oepltN0 Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
DENTAL.
JAMES MORkOW,
Surgeon and Mocha niCal Dentist.

- OFFERS HIS SERVICES ~ RUOU
4 To hts friends ant thn public ing
uINYYyD a, Snryi.s ,na' =" ~n
-AAJ give eutrc satisfaction IN oil Wurk
e.t.:ai line. H- has been engaged In Dr.
Gooirich's once for the last fifteen months and he
hrsing that he has sustained hiH former reputation
a Dentist he asks for portion Of the patronage
from hs friends AMI the public. His aranirefn.nts
IN tn knowleis. IL Dentistry and arrang m.nt- In
his MI. and laboratory such that he prepared
10 do any work in 'h@ Dental line. Ills mode VI wurk
Is different from all others his section II the
try being more eleanly aud durable, and worn with
more comfort and satisfaction 10 III. wesr-r lie
Will put In ARTIFICIAL indentnres from to an rn-
tire set and do all other work appertainin Den
tistry.
Once and residence ronnected, on Fourth street,
second house west % Main. adjoining Dr. Fountain
residence.
Any number Of references given II required
Ma, 2dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-24
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FAMILY GROCERIES,
odrr tothe TRADE HOTEL. =, PRIvA1A FAMILIES,
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genuine article. = large variriyo
TEAa GRhEN AND BLACK. SOuCuON1. POUCH
oN1. kN6iiSii BREAKFAST, OOiON1, IAPE
a. IN chests and half chests, dc.
COffEE-MuCHA and JAVA.
WlNkS-MAbEkIEs, sHERHlEs, FORTS, HOOKS,
Ae, very old and high ersdes, In original packA-
-, d.miloGs, magDums and bottles
BARTON and GuksrikR's CLARErs
CHAMPA.NES: Meet h Chanlons, Cabinet Impi
Verrrnsy DO. Iieidscitk,G. II Mumm's. do do.
iiuOohs-hrandies, RUNS. whiskey Gin, Arraeh.
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tiers. Sc.
MALI LlQUoRS-London Brown stout Scotch and
Engiief AIES
ShG tnS-A variety ~ Choice brands.
PICKLES ENGLISH aini FRENCH
sAOGKs-for Fish. Gurric Game Meat, sc.
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