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Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-03

ST. LOUIS, May 81
The Santa Fe mail has arrived.
Indian depredations were unusually extensive
during the month of March.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-03

ST. LOUIS May 26.
bred Scott, his wife and two daughters were
emancpated to-day, by Taylor Blow The parties
have been conveyed by Mr. Chaffee, to Massachu-
sets, for that purpose.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-03

CONCORD, N. H., May IS.
Hon. James Bell, U. S. senator from this state,
died at his residence at Laconia this morning.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-03
THE GRAND RIVER TIMES

eve live In deeds, not years. In thoughts, not breaths
In feelings, not in figures on the dial
We should count time by heartthrobs; he most lives,
Who thinks most, feels the nobest, acts the best"
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-03

Govern your thoughts when alone, and
your tongue when in company.
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-03
PHILADELPHIA, May 25.

PHILADELPHIA, May 20. .
The new cent coin was issued by the mint,
to-day.
Large amounts were drawn by citizens, and for
distribution by express to other cities
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The New Jerusalem Messenger.
Published every saturday, Mt as Canal st. ME-
Blythe General Convention ofthe Neu Jerusalem
Church in the United States
Rev. w B. HAYDEN, Editor. $500 per annum. In
advance. All business letters to be addressed to
JOHN L. JEwETT, Agent
291wS* 2l5 Canal St., New York
Grand River times. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1851-18??, 1857-06-03

New Furniture Ware Rooms J.
WILLIAM T. POWERS
Would respectfully inform his friends and the
public, that he has fitted up some new rooms, one
door east of the ware rooms formerly occupied by
Powers, Ball & Co., and now kept by Ball. Noyes &
Colby, and will keep constantly on hand,
large assortment of
New and Fashionable Furniture,
Consisting of Sofas Tete Tetes, Mahogany,
Cane Seat and Boston Rockers, Centre and Card
Tables, Bureaus, Book Cases, Mahogany and
Looking glasses, Rosewood and Gilt MouldinRs
for Picture Frames Mattresses, Looking glass
Plate Cons and all other articles belonging to the
Trade, all of which he will sell low, For Cash
Grand Rapids, May1, 1857. 291yl
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03


- Do not your aims before men to be seen
Of them, when thou doest thine aims, do moi
sound trumpet before thee But when thou
doest aims, let thine aims be in secret.''-
Mat. q. Ia.
Tod has commanded our aims to be given
10 secret, for two obvious reasons--to prey ent
pride aud SO II importance on the one hand,
and ESTABLISHMENT on the other. While the
rich may not boast OF his riches, the poor may
not be abased by his poyerty-ssFor God is
the maker OF al l.'
In my nina, the proper way to afford eff
ceent relief, is to appoint three males and
three females as visiting committee, TO each
wsrdi let them seek out the suffering by per-
sonai inspection. Let the City provide prop
er stores and deposit them Ia suitable place
under the caro- Of suitable person. These
stores to bd dispensed to none but those to
asaEAona orders are given Ivy the person author
BED by each ward committee. Two or three
thousand dollars thus expended will relieve
all the actually necessitioas. To liquidate this
expense, let Especial sum be set apart by the
city council, to be refunded by taxation.
Who is the tax payer who will object to this
mode OF providing reliefi You may connect
soup house with your stores, II you deem
It expedient, but the experiment win only
prove that that relief will only be sought after
by the debased victims OF intemperance. The
really merritorious poor must be treated as
God has commanded. Their aims must be re-
ceiyed in secret. q.
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Com m erCial.

Witmts <sss Harkeis, DHC.
FLouR.-Superflne of good quality, $500 a
o.S7; Extra S6.50aT so; Buckwheat meal 50. rs
ESQ; Rye flour $3.50.
GRAN.-wheat 81 40; old Corn &c.,; new
Corn &c.,; Rye Toe; Oats 80; Buckwheat soc.
MILL FnnD.-Middlings 90c,al 10 ;Best Ship
STUFF Scots; Common Ship 40; Shorts, as
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
Flour AND MEAI.-TheF Flour market is very
quiet. Holders are offering standard brands
at S6a per Dbl. Sales to retailers and bakers.
for fresh ground at s5ta$6s per bbl., and fancy
brands, from s64 up to $71. Rye Flour is now
held tS4 go per bbl., and Corn Meal Is held
at So IL per barrel.
GRAN.-Tho receipts of Wheat continue
light, and there is very little demand for ia
southern red is held at 81 25al 20, and 81 80
al SO for good white; only few samples were
sold. Rye is offered at rs cts. Corn is in de-
mand, with sales Of yellow at 75a76 cents
Delaware Oats are in fair supply, at s7a40c.
per bushsl, ahoat.
CIoyERsxED.-Ths demand has fallen OF.
with sales at So 90 per "a lbs. Timothy Is
bringing $2t per bushel. OF Flaxseed-the
market spare and 10 is wanted, at 40 cents per
bushel.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

AHAAsA III hAbbJ ANOf4t&otnt 1871.
WHEREAS the great Dispyser of all events, 'th,
ver and Preserver Of our being has seen t to ssnt
His minister, Deatb, to call home to the skies oul
brother, Wh. M Watkins, We, the members Of the
Delta Phi Literary Society Of Delaware College, bow
In humble submission, and offer the following Re.
solutions In testimony OF our love for the deceased
hssofped, That in the death Of VIM M Watkins
Society has lost manof strict integrity; the Church
OF Christ an ornament, his parents dutiful son
and the Delta Phi Society an earnest supporter.
hesoLved, That though grief set weeping in our
hearts for the loss Of young, noble and 90
true; yet the confidence that Heavens gates to him
were opened, that he has witnessed It's glorious and
heard is welcome hallelujahs is thought at once
comforting nnd hopeful.
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with the
family and relatives from whom our friend and
brother has been taken, 10 giving him to the grave
they give the object of their fondest hopes but o,
there Is consolation 10 tho assurance, the grave re-
ceves but tho mortal, while the spiritual roams hap.
Ply in the regions of the blessed where parent may
meet son In perfect love, and friend join friend in
purer, boiler friendship.
Resotved, That in respect for the me mory Of our
departed brother, our Hall be drapsd in msurnlng
for the space of thirty days.
hSsofpea, That cspy Of these resolutions be sent
10 the bereayed family and also for publication TO
TIE American Presby terlan, Christian Observer,
pelayars Rsnnsii@-+ - =, ss'i-'s ---- sr"5tna
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

r Sfabbing Case.--We are informed that quite
a serious affair occurred In Mill Greek HID,
on Saturday evening. Abel Springer it seems
visited the house OF Washington Littel, on
Friday evening for the purpose of seeing o
Young lady. While engaged In CONVERSE
ton some one turned his horse looses For
this he blamed Lttell, and Induced Wm. Ill.
Mitchell and Edward Mitchell, to accompany
him. on Saturday evening, to the house Of
geo. Runner, for the purpose OF Furnishing
Lltteil for the supposed offence. Wm. H..
Mitchell II appeared, assumed the quarrel; and
challenged Littell to fight. The latter de-
cllned, declaring he had not disturbed the
horse, and had no wish to make any distur-
bance. Mitchell called him liar and cow
ard, shaking his fist in his face at the same
time, and Littell finding he could not escape,
struck Mitchell a blow. Tho two then clinch-
ed, and fell to the ground together, Littell
underneath. He, however, turned Mitchell
and would have given him sound dru0bing'
had tho latter not used knife inficting quite
severe wound in the abdomen and ON the thigh
OF his opponent. Edward Mitchell would have
gone to the assistance of his brother, but was
restrained by young man named Reed. In
the melee Mitchell lost his knife, but il was
found afterwards. The two Mitchells and
Springer were arrested on Sunday evening,
aud on Monday had hearing before Esquire
Whann, at Newark. VIM. Il. Mitchell was
held in the sum Of $500 to appear at the next
term of Court at New Castle. Littell is con-
lined to bis room, but it is expected will soon
recover.
Religious NOTES.-The conservation of the
Episcopal Church, at Delaware City, will take
place %. W on Sunday, the 18th day of De-
cember, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. The church is
now finished, and is plain, comfortable, and
Substantial building. We hope to see many Of
q mr. faff Ha .1a.au Ill
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

The Court met at New Castle on Monday, at
ten O'Clock. The special Jury summoned on
the Franck case, and also the regular list were
called, when it was announced that the next
case on the the trial list was that of Nc
Coliough x Co., vs.. George Bannantine. II
appears that the defendent was one OF a num-
Der of workmen, brought over from England
by the firm of Mccullough &c Co.,, in 1862,
whom they engaged to work in their Galyan-
izing Works, for the term of five years. After
serving out part of his time he violated his
covenant and left their employ. This action
was brought to recover damages. Verdict for
plaintiffs S1l45.S3. Byard, Bates x Patterson
for plaintiffs, Gordon for defendant.
Tuesday, December 1867.
The Franck case was postponed until next
tern of Couit, and the special jury discharged.
Samuel W. Davis, Vs. William M. Bonwell.-A
Bradford for plaintiff. Fisher for defence.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

DAVID Wiley'wEo resides at Pennsgroye, N.
j., alighted from his carriage on Tuesday last
md irf iiatsty vrstsio doll sioa<f ffo,if,
quite wealthy, and highly respected. His sud.
uen demise Is highly regretted by his fam
ny ana the community at large.
Senator Douglas Is ia New York city, al
the ST. Nicholas Hotel, where he remains Sc
cluded from allvisitors, celebrating upon Lis
political course.
A noile prossqMi has been entered in the case
OF the cfiieers OF the steamships Galveston
anu opelousas, which vessels lately camo in
ceiiision SO dlsastrously on the Gulf.
The steamer Allegheny, from Pittsburg
bound for New Orleans, struck a snag near
Quarantine Island In the Mississippi river, and
SUNK In seventeen foet water, drowning one
man and child.
A number of cotton planters in Central
Georgia, have called a meeting for the purpose
oil organizing an association TO send their
cotton, by means of an agent of their own,
direct to Liverpool.
INDUSTRIOUS WoMEN.-One hundred and
NIFTY two thousand SIX hundred and forty five
pairs OF woolen socks were knitted by the
women ct New Y ork in their leisure moments
~ the year 1856. Their cash value was S46.-
297. WV
Rosa May, aged seven, daughter of Thomau
U. kuckle, artist, Of Baltimore county, Nd.
vas burned to death, one day last week, at her
Iather's residence, by her dress catching fire
1t an open CRATE.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

ooNoREss.-Thls body will convene on
Monday next, tits idle to speculate on the
course which will be pursued by the admins
'ration, as in a few days we shall have IN =
message of the President which will furnish
something tangible in regard to that natter
a telegram from Washington states that IL Is
probable that not only the Presidents mes.
sage, but the reports of Heads Of d epartments.
will be supplied the press in the principal At
iantiS cities, and newspapers elsewhere, when
the reading OF tho message shall have been
commenced in Congress- tho same to be pre-.
riously sent to the Postmasters, who will be
autographed at the proper time with that view.
The propriety of such an arrangement Is ap-
parent, from the fact that It will avoid tele-
graphic blunders and secure correct publi-
cation In the newspapers distant from the CAPT
tai, at the earliest practicable moment.
Although tho utmost care has been taken 10
prevent redundant language, the Message is
unavoidsbly long, owing to the prominent
subjects, Kansas, Utah, Central America, and
tho currency.
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a VALUABLE MARYLAND FARM


Ax.-<R WILL be sold at PRIVATE SALE, enc
&MxA Of tbs most desirable Farms in * eat eoun-
TsEsIN.U ty. Nd, knownas' 'HoPewell, wing npos
als Hz bolh sides Of the Road, leading from Chez
sE ieroya g. Mii9 s?0' and f.91rtIn n gsoa
town county seat eontaipgE w acres OF land in
nsnts The land Is we'll set ~ clover and has in The
lime upon H. There are two good substantial Brick
sSceeri wafer large Apple orchard Of thrifty trees.
about three hundred Peach trees in bearing Pear trees
ri hne varieties, and good ASSORTMENT OF CherIies,
Of the road offering INDUCE nents for two 70 to-
Timber lying upon zach side of the road, nearly equn
within Of mile ofthe farn has excolleut lRndiRs
and Lima received There Is daily Stean,bqAt from
any small produce that may be grogn The situation
commands the view Of the eltiie farm, Washington
ia the most A. prishing institution ho State md oerN
rarely TO be met with Altogether this OF The
able snd accommodating terms. For turtker pArte
DAVID BlDDI.R upon the premises.
the property Wits was 6uTsf sSHe so ri: sisss
seq ss-,I pslsvsIs CITY, Do
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

valuable Country Residence at I,rivat,

Ia PURSUANT to tho last W II a d Testament Of
f4Tifh James Campbell, deceased, Is naw offered al
IsslfH private sale . desirable residence about
H. acre. q snd IN ,he highest STATE OF epvs
Of Delaware, tho kemaett Turnpike ii miles from vii
minkton. The situation 10 elevated and healthy soin
handing extended view Of tho river Delaware and
roHins country Is COZ venent g ehurehes schools Az,
improvements consist Of large Stole Mansion Frame
Barn, Carnage House, Cribs aud Win apple
orchard and variety of choice fruit trees. anu IN
The prsmiges ase stone Wheewright shop, st99e
BLACKSMITH shopone STONE and one frame tenenen Will
Stables and gardens for eecs hg wnIer Theh ~
from springs and pump OF the best quality ana
evsr halls in the dri6st soassn This properly be
divided into three, with heuse on eneh vision, aud
will DO sold in that il purchasers desire H. Tue
terms Of sale will be- oasy as agS potp9n OF me rnf
Any further nfnT nation csboerning TINS property
can be Obtained BY application on the premises Or by
! sept. iTih-tf MARTHA CAMPBELL, ExeoutriK.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

Ala THE undersigIied offers at PRIvATH SALR.
VEB4y that highly productive farm situate in Little
4..AA1 Greek NsSk. kelt County, DelawaIe, called
Witnngprook. ard knownRH the residence Of the late
John Cowgill WIG eonsldered IT, before the general m
piovoment OF the Country be the Gurden OF Della
ware is centrally uented between aud distant about
smiles from Dover, Leipsio Dona, Lilt Creek Land
ing and Pert Mahul and convenient to daily line OF
transportation by ttRilrsad and the numerous water
in the vionty IL contains lJ2 Aeresi as OF
which wood, the retaainder grabe, the quality
OF which a. beyond controversy, A, NJ. -for Peach
Culture Is heeved y b peculiarly adapted having
several ouTsinE trees nearly years old that prodnu
81 hle rat last season lime that nay long be remem
is plantation Of apout 1000 peach trees Of the
noat approved varieties for hivantngeuu mark etnx,
Pears and other Tnetrses The foioes new and OF
excellent era acc well constructed. The buildings
two story brick and frame Dwslling. barn, cribs
stlbles house, &c. adapted to the comfortable
accommodation q tNrmer's family and 1--we stock. an
TEhMs-One third cash and the balance aeeoumoda;
Tins, by calling on D; T. RICHARDS, Auetioneet and
lie will alas soil Dweln- House and lot the ad
Joining village ofCovfslifa CoTncT the SAME terms
Of payment Persons deaiIous OF seeing the property
will be SHOWN tho by the tenant. thereon, George
- d. r. RICHARDS,
MOVIE u. Auctoneer & Land Agent.
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THE LATEST FROM LoNDoS.--NRw Yong
Dec. 1.-The steamship Kangaroo arrived lat,
this evening. Her dates from London, by tel
egraph, are to noon of Wednesday, the 1871
inst. Consols wer1 quoted at 89taB9s fol
money, and 80 for account.
The steamship Baltic, from New York, arriy.
ed at Liverpool about IL O'Clock on Wednes.
day morning. The effect of her adyices had
not been developed when the Kangaroo sailed
The Kangaroo was detained till O'Clock OF
the afternoon Of the 18th, to take out answers
from Liverpool merchants TO their American
correspondents.
The cotton market opened quiet but steady
The market for Breadstuffs was utterly stag.
nant, as were also provisions and lard.
Messrs. Richardson, Spence & Co.'s circular
giyea the following quotations for Breadstuffs
Wheat-Red, 6a7s; choice Rcd, rs Sd
White, 6s 5da7s Sd choice White, IS. Flour
-Philadelphla and Baltimore, 26a27s; extra
Ohio, S8s. Corn-Yelow, s4saS6s I'D; White
(scarce). 40a41s.
In Quereitron Bark theae has been no tran
sactions.
LIvERPooL CorroS MARKnr.-Lipsrpoof,
Nov. 18.-The sales for the three DAYS past
amount to 1880 bales. Thu market opened
with an advancing tendency, but closes with
little inquiry and weak prices. Quotations are
generally unchanged.
NsS1P"os DftNuehuV 4uNhtts--f iuuE very
dull, and lsa1s Cd lower. Wheat dull, and ga
id lower. Corn dull, and declined 6dals.
Liverpool Provision market closed very dull.
Lard heavy, and nominally quoted at Co.'S
Sugar firm. Spirits Turpentine dull.
ALABAMA. -Governo Winston, of Alabama
in his message to the Legislature, states thai
the greater portion of an enormous debt has
been liquidated; advocates repeal, or at leas,
a modification, ef the usury laws; opposes the
legalixation Of lotteries; urges the suppression
OF Lynch law; endorses the proposition to
exempt slaves from sale under execution, tc
a limited extent; acknowledges the unsound
ness OF general system Of banking con.
ceiyes it to be the duty of the Legislature
to require resumption of specie payments by
the banks at an early period, not later than
May, 1858; and urges the necessity of prohi.
biting the issue by banks OF the Stats OF bill
of q less denomination than five dollars.
WINTER IN MAHrLAND.--At Cumberland
Nd, the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is frozer
over.
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For the Delaware Republican
WEIGHTS AND MEAsIfHEa

Thou shalt not have In thy bag divers weights
q great and small; Tbou shalt not have 10 thine
thou shalt have perfect and just weight a perfer
and just measure shalt thou have that thy IA,
may be heightened in the land which the Lord Ii '
6cd giyeth thee.-Deu XIV, 10, IA, Is.
III our laws are founded upon justi;o which tbav
purport to be, here is standard which 1t would he
well for our COun,il to follow. That there are al
fers weights and IN measures, a. great aud smalI' ~
In our market, all who have occasion to deal there
has taken this matter in hand and just weights and
measures are now required of all that deal in her
borders. l.
II there bo no fraud, urjust gain In the use Of
me oasket, why do nut our dealers abandon it i?
IL has been said Of somewhat excentrio eitissn
OF surs, that he has desire to revisit the earth
again at some future period TO 81 see how small The
jersey baskets will then be-" Wo trust our clty
fathers may spare him that trouble, and quiet his
apprehensions by banishiug at once their use The
poor need protection, aud now that II Is so diasut
Tor them to procure the nocessatlea of life -
we hope the Council will take the natter In hand !.
ana esiaolisn Just weights and measures for that
purpose. Our coal and wood will also bear inspeo>
ton In their weights and measures. Toe subject 10
worthy OF Immediate attention, and We trust
our Council will not let another meeting pass
without enactng measures for the relief Of great
an evil. II they will do nothing to afford relief 10
the suffering unemployed, let them at least see
mat they receive just return for the little they
arc able to lay out u keep lhsm from starvation.
report Is 10 circulation that some of our poor
have already died of starvation and that others
$40 nearly ready to do SO. Can this be possible?
What commentary on our christianity! We trust,
for the credit Of city these reports are uRoun
ded But that thero is much suffering at this mo-
ment, meme can deny. Yet no one seems to care
fol- 1t. God has said, Z" Blessed 10 tho man that
the poor" Will mono seek the bless
ing We fed The starving Irish, because our chart,
ties, In that cause noised abroad but We oaye
our own poor to perish, because sur aims are done
IL before men. - q
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w 6ey. William H. Millburn, the Blind
Frescher, lectures tonight at the Odd Fellows,
Hall. Subject-Tho old preachers and their
preaching in the West. Go and hear him.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-12-03

SHIPMENT OF Cor. -The steamer Arabia
which left Now York for Liverpool last wed .
nesday, took out about 81, 000, 600. The specie
In New York Banks, however, shows no dim
milton from the former report, bnt il inersas-
ipg, foosing up near ga ,000, 600.
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Whero are yUo Woyry
NOTICE

OUK ,STOCK BElNG FAR TOO LAKGE, BuSI-
MESS DULL, rHnOu iHOUr THE COUNTRY
AND MONEY SCARCE,
Nv have determined dispose Of our Goods at such
prices for cash as must insure their sale mmed Atsy.
CASH GERS will find in to their interest % call.
Oct 5-tf 'NO' . mi IA imarfet At.
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I'm dn NJ subscriber intending to remove vo=,-AS
10Y u3 om me STATE will sell, at l'UBLIC THklSN
III. on i1fI itE a. bis resdenee In Mill Creek g.
following Pc ro he 18Th day OF December, 1897.
tiis y 81 nonai fToperty, TO il; two year old
Sen sRIlns Soi Mich Cows Heller heavy va
Nj ~ m and Harness, Sulky new Sleigh
Fan neasi MACHINE, Seed Drill, Van Wlokle
harrow plIos weri aloWs Hnrrows Cutivaturs Wheel
'Iyn ahhss' rorks kakes Shovels Spades &c a lot Of
tiah Of Poplar plank aHd Boards, White
and Boards heavy Plank and press and
soods anal Asq psiTy Fixtures Ald ousehoid
~ SNsvqstssd g. Also ay and Fodder, about a.
~ Mheht IN the ground, besides number of arii-
XIV. ~, ineltloneu sale to commence at 70 O'Clock nj
Nv "''snusnos Will be Eiyennnd term. lnale known
"'Dao a.. ARCHIBALD ARMS rRONG. /,
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EIIpopr

IHhEE UAIS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Royal Mail Steams hip America, Capt
Lang, arrived at Halifax, on Wednesday morn
ing. bringing three days later news from En-.
rope, and s26, 900 in specie.
Ine Liverpool Cotton Market closed dull,
ana prices were nominally } a ID. lower.
The Liverpool Breadstufs Market was very
uuil, ana prices had slightly declined.
announced. -"S' '
another nsnccessfulsttempt had been made
4 9, launch the Great Eastern.
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SAILING OF THE NIAGARA ron EuRopR
posroN, Dec. 1.-The steamship Niagara, for
liverpool, via Halifax, sailed at noon with up-
wards of S700, 900 in specie.