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WELSH POINT" &;
OD1aintne 500 Acre Oc LnnJ.

JPSSunF. stM t0St.
Mat valuable property known a.
WELSH POINT" {;
eontain1nE 500 Acre Or. Land.
This property 10 beautifully and adynnta-
ge"usly situated within one ni,e and a, half
rom Chesapeake City, between Elk River
and Back Greek, With which the Chesapeake
and Delaware. Canal connects pt its. Western
terminus, and il can be- 50 laid ont as to give
\ water front Oh two sides Of each parcel.
There.aro - .'
Two Fisheries
on 1t. and at the proper season wild. ducks are
found there in large quantities. The soil is
naturally good and very improv~able.
The St-amboats ~ the several lines be-
tween Philadelphia 'apA BALTIMORE both
those to Frcnehtown and those to Chesapeake
City-pnss daily. The New Castle and
Erenchs"wn Railr,~a Company have long
wished tn e1tsntf vkeir railroad tn this poin!
sud {" TERMINATE II there instead If 1t French
,Nwn, which whch effected win render the
property very valuable. The convenience
even now ~ communicating with Philadel-
phia and BaltimOre from this place reconss
mend II ~ a favorable situation for County
Seats for persona desiroas Of IeariHg the
city In the sun,mer season. '...-'' '' A
The improvements consist Of three smah'
dwelling hoHses, 4 small barn
N ga !. and two lime kflns.
81; THE TERMS or SALE pre-
gl|li3 sssibsa b.. the decree require
the payment srene third part Of tho purchase
psoncy IN cash on the day If snle, one other
'hird part thereof IN nine months. and tn"
residue in eighteen months from tho day Of
sale; the last two instruments to bear interest
from the day Of sale, and to I've secured by
'he bonds ar n",es Of the purchaser with
security to TIC approved by the Trustee.
1y-Sals 10 CONNIE nee at ~ O'clock, A. NJ.
III AZ. JOHN c. GRUONE,
EHton. Jan. 2, lSjs-ts. . - Trustee.
del Journal; Dell Gazette; Gtrnian.
town Telegraph: DoylrMown Intellighncer
and Village Record, publish till sale and send
hills to Trustee.
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=. Drive ON TIE lcE.-Mr. Hamilton
Oldham drove on the ice from Chcsapeak.
City 10 Turkey Point, OH Thursday last.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-01-24

NJ 1lITE OAK POETS for sale; In lots
" to suit purchasers by
Jan LIT 4. NcISTICY
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-01-24

Thus far. We hnye head Of no serious dam.
by the storm in this ntighborhood. W.
feared we might hear Of lives lost and build.
ings d. moisll,d, but NO such reports hav,
reached lis.
That old Hsh--the wcather-vanc on the
Court House stUplc-emblvm Of the pnlmy
herringand shnd days Of Cecil, which had
faced and ourde every storm si,cc 1901
y'eld,d to this and f. before the gale on
Monday morning. We recommend to tn,
County Commissioners TO have it re- gildr,l
and put iii its place again, with the old date
restored -,
Yesterday. to improve the Slrighng. q
posse Of Young men. who worked for "gory,"
assisted by troop Of blacks, who worked
for "ray," lcvrl.d the snow in our streets BY
removing tie drifts to such places as the wind
had lef' hare, thus rendering themselves pub
lie Frn.fnctors. They request w to say that
as 'heirhands are f., they will shovel SNOW
gratis. for any Of their ouutry friends who
will bring it into town.
We have had no mail this week from any
post office in the connty. except Chesapeake
City, which vas brought by ONT enlcrrrising
Young friend. James White Clayton, Eco.
who. 10 doubt. will excel IN his new vocation
Of mail carrier. as in everything he under
takes. The Philadelphia mail yesterday
reached here about nosn. At this writing =
3, p M.-,hc Baltimore mail has not or
rived: it did not start from Baltimore until
after the arrival there. at half past | | o'clock
to-day. Of the Philadelphia mail, which pass.
I'd here at o'clock OH Thursday evening.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-01-24

Snow BALLs.-A number Of bows
have been arrested in Baltimore for throwing
Snow.baIls at passing sIcighs. A little of
hat sort Of regulation would Lc L,mfc
here.
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1.-THE Lyceum proposed in para
graph Inst week, Was organized on wedn,s-
lay night. The following notice. of it has
been handed in for publication
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-01-24

THE PnoR.-Thc Benevolent Asso-
citation formed here last week was most on.
perfume: the snow storm Ct Sunday fonnd
many roor families out Of wood. and scmc
out If provisions. and the Association In.
been able. during the week, to extend relief
10 quite n numhcr Of tlistrcssin. cases.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-01-24

SNAIL PoX.-We learn that there
has been several cases of small pox in Sassa-
!ras Neck. in this county, and that a negro
slave belonging to the estate of the late Vim.
d. Mercer died from it. Precautions have
been taken 70 prevent it from spreading.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1857-01-24

ia letter from Port Deposit, re-
ccived too late for publication last week, fur
ni,lcs the following items:
capt Edward Glackcn has sold his
hotel and lot TO J. kavcuaugh for $1,000.
---Rob.rt V. Trump has sold his farm
# forty acres and his hotel. toa gentleman
from Chester county, for So. eco.
JOHN Carson sold steer. three years
old, winch weighed when dressed ! loo HIS
II. F. Bu,lin has sold his dwelling
house in Port. TO {. ". Knight for SLIGO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
KANSAS MEMS.

ST Lours, "Wednesday, Dec. ., 1851.
A meeting was held at Lawrence on the l'sh uls.,
for the purpose of considering the action Of the a.e
Constitutional Convention.
Resolutions adopted declaring the Lecomptcn
Copstitu ion gross violation of the expressed wishes
of the people Of Kansas fraud besottsn OF taad;
soemny pledging Themselves TO retst 70 the sst al
attempts TO thrust It up,n them; requesting the cleo
ton proposed to be held on the 2st Of scember and
suggesting that if the Territorial Executive does net
mme diaisy call special session CT tie Territorial
Legislature that Gov. RobiLson cell Fpeciai session
the State Legislature a. tie earliest moment.
A resolution recommending the app )insneL; D: y
local vigsnoe Committee, ard to sustain tie acton u
that Committee, was also adopted
G.B. Whitman presided, ard sEeeches were MADE
by Gen. Lave. Gov. Robinson aLd others.
Several Pro Slavery pspers in the Territory have
taken strong grounds sgs' inst the Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

bedroom steward aid shsrs visa % oil thai ~,xi
b,in
Al yosr bat. TO sss yea we're Fortunate % yosr
in vAtefce. hNsi bso got tf p,r'iOa q aiy parry
sio tsgesge the WssNifs 'cs lef her berth. AL 70
stood between tao pis's communicating WITH ,siiha.
from about poos III ocleok whesa u, amid fstnsi
bridge sro psSsergeissrd iuggsse we're dssh argsd
fest a. Ct aid be dote by lsoieI from the gund 4
VI . NadBtit
Ihcss vlo rad been len On ,hcre in ,hs mor,ias
aid nor poss lily .>cerd sgats the current to claim
slc pas their bssgsge 90 Friday | returned sof
'cste tie sbip ccn mIHiestpg nth TIE land By
uttrs " yavl uies &c 4 f.rry, AID saw snvrsS
q 'tns'e t.sciss pssserge's passed n'o The ship IN
teis rsnftr 10 clsim their bssssge. 1hNe vs no
eeIs &c crpppt INTO TIE boat high, = eight or t,n
feet o. mere Tbs ucvel accommodation vn fss-
rsfeO hy wharf bsncs. who changed . toll foe IL
or SATURDAY the sbip mas IN cogrmup e s.iou viyA
the per I 80 know tina, nav rot have been 80
OF Fr6sy eve,irS, In; ~. Informed that rome
heavy tAus bssgsse ~ss n quest Of ooa'd not 10
get eut pbr Mcrosy; on which day inally $50
ces6sd IN ss,.irg nv rropesy.
I'm writing a. he yeIy lsst ronss,, While Re
t,sse waite for me. ,x.... .u
YOU ohs6ert servant LANCDoN CHEvkS.
49, 5f ..'' N'''' Ia IA1eeoy oHsvys.
Gaze K assersbsm Son s,vs,sss.
AsroR House. Nov ~, 1885,.
Sis: We have read your letter published In thss
rCtIirg.1RiBUsg relst're 70 he fres'meut Ut the
passsrgers IN bcs.d he 'tesmsbp Vanderbilt GA beg
iasfti;p fem Havre ard Southampton 20 New-y@k,
AID tlHp CfTCu II We rttteNets 1'rcu Co1toascS-
rc,e6 We are suipIi eS you have not been more So
were WHERE the 3rovoestoc ives general arr uuss-
se,yed We were q ttose hsvirg ifstclsss sicesss.
y,re oCmts.s6 10 so io.o ,he seccrs ur accom-
uosstcp nisslstle IS = sas b:ss COT psrisou 70
60 those pha spre crrvsn into the third
hold vish secon5cless tickets. We 'hi,k 'hss ths
VINO. H., h,s ssG a. eirioishing greatly ia-
creased the changes for pssssge across thu Auaahs-
Yosis respectfully.
BtLTE PEyT0N H.,
r. @. vLLsos,ssh
WEDNESDAY EvEsTyo. Dec. 2, lSS.
DEAR SIR: lregret caprot &c you this evening"
with egsyc 20 the iItefnal arrangements 81 tae sh's
Vanderbilt However sIjtfi the reply Of Capt H'g-
oirs usy he 70 ycur ltt'sr you have trutt ca yosr
da sno he eisccufrts cf bs ship hsve lef 100 deep
81 impression en- the ir6s of many OF rs to DO sasy
wired away.
sehsxe re, yeur, truly. CEo NoLYZsKn
TON r Wilson ssa., 3 md street Hou'e.
The Undersigned. psssergers in ths steamship Ven
6srbit on her recept voyage from Hevre and SSnsa-
Ar rtor "a New.YoIk. having hesrd TIE statsmen' q
fs,i. ccp.sir cd IN the letter of II Wilson, eco N
ee, ice 10 said ship read 10 are prepared TO c"
firm The substantis corr, OF the same indeed,
tvcud he difficult 10 Gud language sufficiently srsnS
10 convey ST adequate idea Of the uconveriepce sat
erred nv the passengers from the pointed out bf
Mr. Nirs1r. The Editors 81 Tux TRIBUSs Hs 81
liberty Nmske such use II this as Trey msy THINK ht
T. C. HUeT, Captain q. 8. Auay.
CHARLES wOoLLAN
N.,g. York Nov. p. la57.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
TIE CANALS.

Ff5m Ths .iibany Jos'Eal, Dee.
From Buffalo to ToIawsnda the canal is ccar Of zee
src beats are moving freely. The breach at B'ck
Rcck /, completely repaired. At TonsTanca Creek
It vas stl soggsd with ice last night and large fleet
.. vtest boats were waiting Hopes we're en.ersae,
0. ;c-oirg psssge TO day. From Loekporf 70 AtLoe
all !, riyht srd clear. Betseen Albion and Rochester
there ice that ha, resisted al ATTEMPTS 70 Oseat
eplerts;red. Tbroueh Rochester the ice has been
broken up and al right 81 far a. the t'u' mi N,
lsyel," just west Of Clyde: Here the wafer = low.
A boat cf the An srcsn Transportation company IS
.unipp at Mud Lo'k on he Moutezums Level; She
"a sdsn with merchandise, bat will be speedily re-
moved by the crowd Of bostnen who are waiting 70
psss her At Syracuse TIE canal is al clear aud every
boa. crowdirg on Est ss fast a. possible IN orteT
10 reach idewser before another cold snap comes on
Boats ts6 last reht arrived from Montezuna arr
SsDecs Falls but rome yet from points iur'her Wet:
At Utica ard from thence to Albany. the canal i' in
goot condition. and boats are moving unoosruc'edy
spd rspldly to the Eastward. There eyery prospect
t5st ali bcs.. this side of Clyde viii get through safe
u, sss tbe ne weather to day psOu sea sr chance
FIX sven tdcs, ives. Of there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

NaHYIAsD Gov Ligon hs istu-d his prodsmar
- 5.ci.,ip0 The fnlowng gentlemen 20 have beea
,i.ced 10 rstrs,ekt Maryland 10 The next Congess:
.I,mssA stewart, Jsmes ID Rcsnd J. Mcrrisou Iiu-
ii., II WHITE Davis, Jacob 81. kupkel AMI Taod .:
Tia, Besus FIederiek Scbley Of the First District.
and Herry r Reypolds, Of the Third Dis.fics, hare
w. IB.:,ia re- Patriot
DIFP McPrAIirT. - TIE Uirs- GTo0 Rrpo'ter, pae-
lbtd ct Thorr ssyie. Ga says that the ceer 10 me
counties Of irwin ard Worib, in thst state are ayns
in great nun bsrs. Mary have been founa aesc .ss
woods, ara many o'h'r, caught by degs s'H sao.s
lin cough. a Few days since, erd kil,d nun. ne sn
diseased. The blood rs. ibip ard wsie'y, AMI N,
Joints ,e n ed TO bs booSsto, Tbs cs,r aye dying "a
vast runbtr 10 Thom,s Coqnt aro bshsr, a. rn
a. in Irwin sad Worth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
GREAT RRITAIN.

A second attempt made to launch the Lsviathan
eeamer THE Great EASTERN the 10Th inst but 1t
proved a failure il oeirg found impossible to move
her. The four hydraulic presses were brought 10 bear
On the ship with full force, which falling to start her
all hands were let TO work the csps.ans and land
purchases TO hesve her off by chains, but one OF The
thars gave way which put an end TO the operations
The effect GOT to regularly launch her, but 70 move
II vessel forty feet lower down. Another a.
tsmp. will be made few days with further itn-
provement 10 appliances. The pabic are row Kept In
erorance to tie nts OF those having the su-
pe-intender ce tf launching her.
The Samese Eubassador has been formally received
by Queen Victoria at Windsor Castle.
Some riotous proceedings had taken place among
Tire unemployed operatives at Nottingham Tney
held public meetig aud the windows of some OF the
provision shops were aferward broken. Any further
meetings had beer nterdcted, aud special consta Dies
enrolled to preserve the peace.
There was a meeting Of the bondholders Of the
Erie Railroad on the 18th inst
A resolution was ado ote6 expressing confidence 10
tbe intrinsic value Of the lice asd for the appointment
Of Committee raise subscriptions OF further cspi'
tal TO prevent the foreclosure OF the properly.
submsrire Telegraph cable h d been laid between
Gsgliafi AID Malta, csisrcs OF about 800 miles win
perfe ct success Ths lins will accelerate the receipt
II the Indian news by day or t0o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
FRANCE.

prosecution commenced against certain money-
changers had considerably checked the demand for
gold at The Bank of France.
dispstch from MaIeeiles says:
Since the publication OF the decree authorizing
the efpoi alton Of grain the Improvement in the al
uect OF sairs has been msutained. There has been
fe of three frscs fol- the best qualities Other goods
are beeirnng 10 rally "
The Pegs explains TIE difference that had occurred
at Sbargbsi between the Consus of France aud the
United Ststes and that the affair Of trivial i'm Or
t,tce ard did n: result in any interruption Of the
friendly relations between the two Consuls
PARIS. Friday Eveniog.-The Funds are rs,her
lower. The Three Per Gents closed al Coo a sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
A Vienna letter OF the l4th SAYS:
RUSSIA.

A great fire happened at ST. Pstsrsburgh on the 5sh
ult. Many lives we're lost. No partc 1lars given.
The Frerch iOspa soateHr) of the feet says tha!
the Russian pleripo,ent ,ry announced at Shinghss
that be came 10 act In concert With tbs British sud
French ambassadors, ard that he entertained no
doubt of their berg received 81 Pekin.
The Tunes Paris correspondent writes that differ
eIcs is said TO have sr,en between England aod Tur
key or hand and Russia on the other, respec ing
TIE trade aud navigation Of the Black Ssa. This diff
ieIeLce threatened to assume importance, but
the French and PIusssn Governments inier posed and
suggested that solution should be et to the Congress
Of Paris.
The difference between the French Enss.aior at
Corstsniinope and Redstid Pashs it was understood
bad been recOnci'ed.
II was runor, that the prospect Of an understand
irg on the question of the Pdncipsltes was al but
certar, and tbst Reosbid Pssha would offer no oPpo-
stcn to the plan Of 40 Aduinstra1on Union In the
meantime tie pr1cipslities are becoming more and
NOE sgitate6 spd ultra radicals talked Of establish
iEg Proviionsl Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
IMPORTANT FROM YUCATAN.

NEw-OhLEANs, Wednesday, Dec. ?, I657.
The Mexican schooner Edwardo, arrived at this
port. spoke on the 18th nit. tie Csmpesoby AIMED
schooner Comma thus obtairing three veeks ls.er
news from Yucstsn. Sissl had been bombtrded and
csp.ured by the revoutiorsts. Camresc heys still had
out, but was holly beseged By the Government
troops under Cepeds. heavy csuronsoing was
besrd from tie town and hesege-s the whole Day d
the 18th and until midnight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
SPAIN.

At Madrid It was not considered likely that the
6Ospoisl crisis would effect Spsn. The situation Of
he Bank continued highly satisfactory. The price Of
wheat cortibred 10 give way.
TIE Madrid journals give come details Of a
Cso- Re publican conspIacy discovered a. Barcelona.
They cay that the members of the former party resd
irg 10 Frarce we're concerned in it and sdd til 1t
uotoIour Carist-Nako Hontezerrat, who was at the
bead of afars, had been arrested and condemned t.
death, but the execution was postponed in conse-
QueDce of his having offered to make disclosures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

Wrsscor.is.-From TIE Mbrauso AeS' lDsm.l
q tie 25,h We learn tbss tn. late election IN thai
state Gas a. ierg,h been Seertsined. Tbs Rspas-
rc,rs elected the Governor and Prson inspec'or and
IN TIE I,o,lsiuYe there is ssuall Republican major
., ., ;oi,, bsro,. Tb. Dtnocrss el'c,ed q the
s;,,e efotrs with bs exception Of Governor and Is
spect1T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

,s,., Axssrcu TrLEGrArM CoMParTs LkES'
BY fH Office No q Wall street
HALIFAX, "Wednesday, Dec 2 1891.
TIE ROYAL Msa steam ship America from Liverpool
n O'Clock on the morning of the 2ed ultmo, arrived
=, thls port at o'clock this morniog
The Collins steamer Baltic arrived out a. lo:3o on
the morspg Of the 18th.
The steamship Jason from Eew'YOrk b'sna for
Southampton, put into Queenstown on the lSta short
Of coal. \. ~, ooo,
The America briggs about CO. 900 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
WHO PAYS THE FIDDLER.


STV lar creaitebly irfor.ned tia. Wood va -
,sr vrire Of succeps that he engaged q band oil l~
ruscisrs 10 serenade bin last nsh ost owing 10 Tue
flp between the cup ard the p their serviess we're
not needed | wonder who regrets the failure ne
nost Wood or tbe fddlers! PkrgR rms PirEs-
Y,,k Dsc 2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
FROM NEW-MEXICO.

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Dec. 2 1857.
The Santa Fe mail hiss arrived heIe. TIE news is
II Is III important.
Lieut.. Wright Of New.York died suddenly at Al51
qutrqe on the Goth October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
Ey-pREsIDENT PIERCE AT NORFOLK.

NOKFOLk, " tLlefuay, UeV. = IoV''
Fx.Presdent Pierce visited TIE NAVY. fMd sn1
shin s.of.wa, to-day He entertained by The 9TH
GERS on bosrd the Pennsylvania. ard received ara
tior al salute. A grand serepaee was given hin last
night On Friday he has public reception at TIA
City Hall Mrs. Pierce is improving in health. Tue
weather il charming.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
WOODS DEFEAT At ALBANY.

ALBANr, Wednesday, December 9, 1851.
The friends Of Mr.. Tiemann free S salute here TIL
evening Of 100 guns in honor of bi, election. Tie city
was also illuminated in different section. b. bO1ires
ar the burning Of tar barrels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

ARRIVAL OUT OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
hALrAx, Wednesday, Dec. % P. ".
We learn, upon making special inquiry at the Office
Of the Royal Mail Steamship Cowpauy in this city,
that the America in coming out Of Liverpool, ps''st
the Perss from New York on the llth ut g'Ig ia
an important fact which the Puiser of the Am'rios
carefully withheld from the Asen. Of ths Aes'cia;sd
Prsss this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03
PasseDgPrs,

Mr. Tsyer snd LADY Mr. Moore AID daughter Mr. Smith aud
LADY Lieut. hacrieht Capt Dunn, Capt BI,co Ny BGke'
ard daughter Capt Bunting M Mbtr ady ard ehte NJ
Seyin Wolfer sbierk. Tusze, eigee Johnston Csl-
pop Hooper Chapman Be.hnsT Bliss Powell Riggs ryalr'
Grant Jones, HaIlsnd Hussey keiy, Wood, hu-phJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-03

taine In the Dispatch already transmitted, which
braces everything coutsitcd in TIE London Tines.
The naue Of Peabody ia not mentioned in the ne w.
pa;ers Dot the srniueut Amer can firm referred % is
that of Geo Peabody e. Co. It Is underatooi that
the Bsrk Of Ecgard has promptly responded 10 I'll cir
coll and afforded them assistance t. the extent Of one
n lion sterling.
The Loadon GioJe Of Friday s.ys:
There ia nov much ouiefer feeling In city cir
Giles, srd the sbseuce OF further commercial failures
seems 10 ba q created increased coridepce Most
persCrs inclined to b.eve tina. the worst ia over
and hat. although an 'casiona disaster NAV occur
those mercantile firms vbo found themselves embN-
rassed vi be enabled through the assistance Of
fiisIce, Ia e1trica'e themselves The fact that a
large establishment connected with the United Safes
bee been assisted by the Back which has pre- vented
serious failure, appears to have produced much salts
faction"
LAST NIGHTS BANK Returns.
The Times City article referring to tbess acts, points
cut that While we have been increasing our promises
to pay in gold; the stock Of gold which these
promises were based has been steady diminishing
All ~i zee that this inverse process must have certain
limits, ana that if those limits reached national
suspeIsicn would be the result, happily yet checked
by the partial tendency TO the revival Of confidence
The Daily Necs city article describes the returns as
the most remarkable ever published The banks
nave lDirrgeQ t1e act 10 tne eACSnJ Va
but TO considerable extent this Infringement is
seeming than real. OF the CO 900, 600 of notes
createo esret Cover ment Securities deposited in the
issue department 81 148 1856 10 noies and i04 sol in
cor making a total reserve of e. ,552 $50 remsnicg
in the Bank still consequently the extent to which the
public have actually terched go far upon the new ut
Of 0O0 000 far placed At their disposal is really
Jess than $500 OC0. The $685. 4l2 of coin Withdrawn
reInsus in the country, being held in Scotland and Ire
land. Tie Bank appears to bsve sold million Of
Government Securities in the market.
NOTTINGHAM Fridsy-p. IN.
The town remains perfectly tranquil. The Mayor
snd magistrates have succeeded in preventing meet
ing Of the operstives Many in from the coun'
Try G,licfs but quietly dispersed. Ii was generally
believed that upon the meeting being prevented 10 the
market Place IL men would assemble 10 Nottingham
Forest and every precautionary measure was taken to
daperse amp crowd that Mi GIT come together. In the
country districts the police prepared to act at
moments notice. Temporary relief has been afforded
| 10 CREST many families. TIE able bodied are not
compelled TO go into the Workhouss and they are en-
pOyed in constructing rosd One OF the uoters
Of 1ueeday night has been sentenced to Six months
| imprisonnent.
BERLJE, Nov. Is.
II is asserted that Government will propose no new
law of importance during the coming Ssssion of the
| Chambers. The ordinary budget, however, will con-
tain proposal for Increasing the stipend Of all public
| functiopa,ies.
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TIE sr-cAR CROP OF LOUISIANA

N1w.ORLEASs, Wednesday Dec, ., 1851.
TIE True Delta has reliable information hat tae
damage 10 the sugar cane in the State much create.
than was anticipated. Some planiatoIs VII nor
WELD one-third Of az average crop.
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WEATHER AND NAVIGATION.

BUFFALO, edlesdsy, Dec. :. Io0I.
Eight prcpelers ard several sal vessels arrived
hsre this eyering. The Eris GAIA Is open aere
Wind south. 4.
OswIGo, Wednesday, Dec. ?, 1856.
rumber of vessels arrived here day fror. tis
WellsId Canal. Weather mid.
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~ the Mcruous, and show cou
lar. Of the rfcesee n Bt'eh.n Youugs ca,rge tcs,
clusyey the ssi va acted 10 the ab'ence OF Official
information M1 Davidson q Louaus says tS, .Ss
The hSV is loss Of Mr. sandIds' NJ C. o, O nei ~
report ., ne Opelousss 10 untrue, IS he had gone W
so,th Alabsns-