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REAL EsrATE.-McGuire & Co, auctioneers
sold lot No. Il, in DavIdson,s subdivision nj
SO nare l2b for 22k cents per foot-Alexandel
Kibble, purchaser
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A CATFISH while fishing at the
Long Bridge, J. w. LaEdis, the comedian OF
the Virginia Serenaders, now performing at Odd
Fellows, Hall, caught a catfish wei Ching five
pounds thirteen ounces
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OUR FRIENDS buying groceries wonld do well
10 give attention to the advertisement Of Murray
4 Semmes, in another column of to. davis Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-30

TRIALS AT THE GUARD HOUsK.-Dennis Nc
earthly, drunk and di,orderly; wor house 80 days
George Bryan, do. do; ~ days.
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AFFLE-Gentlemen having chances In the
H Marble Paror Clock at LLOYD'S National
Restaurant. arc requested to attend on Thursday
evening. Sept. S0th, at O'Clock p. m. precisely as
The rsftt will positively take place. Sc o. St.
REMNANT OF THE EDITION OF THE
IL Bloc Book for United States Government Reg
strr giving the names, saary, and location of every
states price $3.50. A few copies of the late edI-
sea Rock sellers paar 9TH stra,t
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I'HALBEKG'S TUNER,
Jhs only right meth cd Of Timing,
=, L. III. SfEl having tuned the Pianos used at
the concerts 10y the great artists Thaberg and 9th
eIs, ana having practical experience of fourteen
years IN the argest piano manu- factories in New
York, are deemed sufficient guarantees Of his cana
bl,luss OF Tuner aud Repairer of Piano Fortes.
ard Davis will meet with prompt attention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-30

IHK MARKET. this morning, was dull compar-
atively The attendance Of dealers was less than
the average, and the gangways were not at all
crowded by purchasers. The provisions offered
were Of excellent quality and the onantjtv mo-
than equal to the demand. The stoc K in the bav
market mar was selling at prices VARYING from 65 to
lUOc. per cwt. ~ W "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-30

WAR DEcLARKD AGAINST THE ApMINIsrRA-
TIoN.-The press, of this evening will contain
In full, the manifesto of John w. Forney against
the Administration Of James Buchanan. The
gauntlet has been thrown down, and henceforth
hothlng out war to the knife will appeasp the
vengeance OF forney against the Administration
SoPies OF the Press, containing this manifesto to
ing, corner Four land a-half st. and Pa. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-09-30

THOSE WATER PIPES AGAIN Complaints
reach this office Of the condition Of Eighth st.
OF near the corner Of f street, where, # is
alleged the contractors have dug trench some
nve lee. deep, and extending from the dag foot
tney nave len ungulrded for nearly four weeks.
~l,n . hnishlng the job Of laying the pipes or
maslnS any PROVISION for preventing the occur
trench has been nearly filed with yv.tsr %, 80
eraI days past and presents good trap for little
boys to fall into by reason Of there being No nro
lection at the end which is nearest to the iagfne
into this pitfall, and would have Jared seve,s,u
enough had the accident not been discovesaS
aud he pulled dripping from his unexoec,ed
bath. Sc to II, good Messieurs Contractors for
laying the water pipes.
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FIRST WARD DRY GOODS STORE.

Il
geo. j. JOHNSON CO. won re especially
inform the citizens of the First Ward that they
nave Just Tecelvet full supply of fresh and seas
onlDi- Dhf GOODS. which they intend to sell as
thcap, or cheaper, than they can be BOUGHT else
wheIe IN the eIty. We buy alone for cash, and are
Please give us a tria Sc % St%
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Mr. George III. Purser Las the Ia anmany Hal
nomination for Controller of the City and ardently
desires TO resign his place of Corporation Attorney
at $, 600 year beside untold perqaisites for the
more arduous work of paying out the City's money
for -, coo per annum, no lawful perquisites, and
with very heavy security to be given to the people
for the faithful performance of the duty. Why
does Nr Purser wish 10 relinquish a fat Office for
one comparatively poor; legal Office, for which he
is professionally well qualified for one in finance,
for which he is no. qualified, either by natural tai.
ent. education, or experience Perhaps glance
at his anteceden. history miy suggest answers to
these questions.
Mr.. Pur,er is an EDglishman by birth, but
whether naturalized citizen of the United States
or not the organs of bis OWN patty do not know.
lie FIRST came before the public about the time
Fsuny Wright and the ultra Agrarians had their
temple in Tammany Hail. where Mr. Purser shOne
forth as the active and eloquent champion Of Athe-
ism in It's bollest features; his main performance
being in debate with one DR.. Sleigh who CON-
bated these views. But, while denying the exist
eace of a God, and contemniDg all religion, Mr..
Purser is said TO have been particularly bitter in
hs sneers at the faith from whose disciples he now
expects 70 get four.ffths Of bis votes. The Roman
Catholics were his especial aversion, and their
hierarchy and sisterhoods may yet remember the
style Of English which he and his adherents flung
at tie converts and houses OF mercy, regardless Of
that telicscy toward the weaker sex which usually
charactelzes, aud in some degree reieems, the
bit:crcst poeuic warfare. The alleged disclosures
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
FRANCE.

A commission from the French Ministerial Depart
meuts has been named to fix the amount OF Indemnity
from Portugal in the Charles ct Georges affair. The
Paris papers instructed DOT To publish any ex'
tracts from the King Portugals speech on e open
ing OF the Chambers.
Count de Montalemberts trial had been postponed
until the 9th of November. Mons. Berger is the
counsel for the defendant.
The official accounts of the hostile proceedings at
Toprane had been published, but they merely confirm
ed the previous statements.
Trade in Paris more active. but the accounts
from the manufacturing districts were less favorable.
The Paris -four market was without any material
change. Wheat was dull and sales were made with
difficulty. Wines had considerably declined, while
brandies had improved in demand and were rather
dearer.
Several Jews had been appointed members of the
Council in Algeria, in order TO show that France
recognizes religious equality.
Tie project started by the British Government in
the Ionian Islands, of ceding five of the islands to
Greece, had been received with marked disiavor by
the French Ministerial journals.
PARIS Nov. l6-Ihe funds are bu0yant and higher
day. Three per cents close at ~ zoe. for money
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
The Case of the SLAYER Echo.

IOLI VIVA =. e, Frlufy, NOV. 70, INK
The United States Circuit Court met in this city 70.
day. Judges Wayne of Washington, and McGrsw ef
South CaroliLa presiding. Toe charges to the Grand
Jury were delivered by both Judges t-ous imprsss-
iug upon the jury the dutyo npartialy dischsrgng
their oaths of office, ard while avoiding untcuuded 20
cusatiops to suffer personal sentimeots or private
feelings to deter them from presenting for invesga-
ton every case where reasonable evidence of guilt ex.
ists.
These charges, il is under.'ooi, were designed 10
meet the efforts which are being made by certain par.
ties to induce the Grand Jury to refuse TO bring in
bill against the mate ard of the SLAYER brig Echo.
Some delay has occurred in this case through the diff.
fcu;y of getting full Jury together The probaoil-
ity now is that action of the Grand jury IN this
case viii be made known on Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
From Washington.

NAsHitolps, SAtDrlay Nov. -, lN.to.
The Cabire. was in extraordinary session to-day on
the matters 10 he presented TO Congress the OPEN
iIg OF tie session.
Mr. Msguan has ius. arrived here, with full powers
from President JulreZ 20 negotiate loan Of five 20
ten millions of dollars pledging lands in SOaora for ts
repayment ana SenOr Mata IS coming 10 railfy his
contracts.
Mr.. Warrall slso arrived here today, having been
expelled from Mexico for not sub bnittng to the pay
meut of the forced loan. lie considers that ZIoaga
Government cannot hold out and that the military
will elect Gep. MiTamon b. replace him.
The French Consul osici l.ly notified JlIrez, the
constitutional President, in Ners Cruz, ,ha, the
squadron 20 settle claims the Mexican Govern
mtnt on behalf Of French citizens. He Gays there
are no American vessels az Vera Cruz, and that
American citizens property and i've. are in jeopardy
protectorate By the United States, he says, would
he favcrably received by the higher classes of MeX
citizens and all for uers desire i. He also says
that the spanish Government is serious in it, denon-
straticns. 4 lumber Of yessels are already there,
end seven expected in few days. The British
squadron, with four hundred marines Oh board, was
daily expected.
Tie English, French aul Spanish Ministers called
on Mr.. WaIral to-day, and had long interview with
him. He diLes with Lord Napier tomorrow.
An extraordinary session OF the Cabinet was con-
yened at an early hour tbs morning, ani remained IN
Sc .sion until quite late.
Mr. Young bas been appointed Consul at Porto Rio.
IL : understood that b. WI carry ont the nstructous
relative 10 extra dutics levied on sugar imported from
that island.
Tier, Is no !lA il tLtrepoI. c.cu atei .hgous hog.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Politics i'm soun' Carolina.

COLUMBIA ;. C., In. 'ay nov. 70 lSss
The suhlect ot the selection Of Candidate "a, a.
seat IN the Senate Of the United sa. es e vacsr, ~
the death Of Dir. Evans il now pr. mnent qaex,;o!
for discussion in our poh,oi cuele-. EK.Coys,r.s
McAdam Is the favorite Of ~. those Who ,fesire 10
,ate in favor Of reopeping the Air,csa s.,yes,.1
but X. Bsrpwel Rbett, or Ex-GOv. Mspnla, orC;
Mcqueen viii most likely be tho choice Of tie ier;a
.stuIe. ts'
Resolutions were INTRODUCED into the S,os,. a. H..
declaring that the Constitution of the Cnitss S,.,,
contains no grant or power To interfere with m. ~
merce OF foreign nations; Therefore thai All - :,
Congress purpcriing 10 prohibit the slaya.t,.Jst
tween foreign countries are unconstitutional mi, ~
void also that the act Of Congress III quo
trade piracy inssmuch as 1t purports to oonvs-, ;.
piracy what j. not so 10 the nature of things
sense OF the Constitution, Is unconstitutional pun I
void.
Senator Meseyck made stroug speech in favor ~
he resolutions, declaring Congress might il. a. vn
make the trade IN coffee piracy az the trade in svs
and dispuing the right Of United States yess,, q, ,
ferere with the slave.trade between foreign n.tionS
The resolutions were referred TO COmo,it,,e ON ~
eral Relations by vote Of IS to l3 which IA con.i
erti total to them.
The Legislature commenced balloting TODAY for a
United Stst.s Senator for the full term Tro bale.s
were taken, but no choice made. On the 6rst
ballot exGov. J. III. Adams received 36 votes; az.
GOV. Manning, -; X. BInwe Rhett y; c. a.
Memuinger r -. John McQueeu, y, aud Mr. Chesout
u: scatteIiug 9. On fhe second ballot {. q. Mem
mioger received 30; cxt;ov Adams, H~R. Barn ven
Rbe't, u: John Mcqueen, -; eIGOy. Manning. q,
ard Mr. Chesnut, 81.
Slr Rhett Is considered as likely 10 be successfal a.
he is acceptable to the conservatives than ex
GOV. Adams.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Mr.. H,ws NOMINATED BY TIE TAX. PAYERS

Mr.. HAws NoMISATED By TIE TAX PAYERS
The People, or Tax Payers Convention met on
Saturday evening, at Thorps Hotel, A. n. Binn-
ger, esq, in the chair. Mr.. John Levcridge,
whom they had nominated for Controller, having
declined the honor, Mr. Robert 7. Haws was
unanimously nominated in his stead. Mr. Hlws
has, therefore, been nominated By the Republican,
the Americans, the Old Line Wing. aud the Tax.
" PAYERS" We understand tina. the merchants
down town, by whom Mr.. H4ws is well known
are working Ike beavers in his behalf. We now
feel strong hopes of his election.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

On Monday next, the XXXNth Congress viii
convene at the Federal City for its closing Session.
Time and events have wrought some change in the
constitution of this body since its adjournment last
June Beside Senator Henderson Of Texas cue
ceeded by Matt Ward), Gen, John \. Quitman of
Mississippi has died. and cX Gov. Jchn j. McRac
has been chosen in his stead; Jehu Clancy Jones
of PENNSYLVANIA having been beaten in q canvass
for reelection, las been sent Minister TO Vienna,
and thercupon ros'snel his seat, which is to be
filed by special election tomorrow; and Col.
Tholpas l.. Harris of Illinois is just dead and his
seat. in the present as well as the next Congress is
vacant. Here are three of the foremost men IN
the last HOuse-Mcssrs. Jones and Quitman being
ChaiImen Of the Ways and Means, Military
aud Elections Committees respectively, and Col.
Harris, also leader in the struggle against Le-
compton-who will not respond to the call of the
roll next Monday. There may have been other
changes, but none at this moment occur to Us.
Two Senators and Representative viii present
Themselves, from the new and as yet unadmitted
State Of Oregon, pressing for recognition Of their
title to seats at an early day. We presume they
will be gratii,d before the close of the Session;
though Oregon has too little population for State
and ought, when admitted, to include the present
Territory of Washington There was never
plausible reason for dividing our Columbia region
by the stream which forms its only practical chin-
nel Of trade bond Of union and only the facility
of providing for more Ofice-seekers afforded by
two Territories ever dictated the separation. 1t is
now plain, that the whole region watcred by the
Columbia is destined to be mainly pastoral in is
industry, and, because its surface is mainly coy-
eIed by lofty mountains must be thnly peopled for
many years TO come. We wish il were still posi-
be TO include Washington Territory within the
State of Oregon.
We believe Kansas is likely to claim little atten-
tion from Congress at this Session. The newly.
elected Territorial Legislature does not NEE. Ill.
Janusry and, if il should decide to call s Conyeu
tion 10 frame new State CONSTITUTE IN, the elec
ton Of Deleyat assembling Of Convention,
framing of a Constitution, submission thereof TO
and ratification by the People, return OF the yo,es,
and transmits sion of the result to Washington could
hardly be effected within the sixty days which in
teryenc between the assembling of the Territorial
Legislature and the final adjournment Of Congress.
We DO not decide what Il ay be the wishes Of the
People Of Kansas on he subject, but we deem it
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
pORIIGAI.

Al the opeDing of the CcTes the King spoke as fol-
lows OF the rcceLt dispute with France:
Friendly relations have not since the last session
been interrupted with the nations with whom We are
allied. \ serious misunderstanding. however, arose
betweeDmy Government and bis Majesty ths n
peror OF France in sequence Of the capture Of the
Frerch ship Charles ct Georges in the waters OF the
Mozambique. This question being taken from the
field oinght in which my Government sought to man.
tain il, and having exhausted the resources in which
the letter of treaties authorised il to have confidence
Vas obliged to oede to the Of the dely-
cry OF the vessel and the Liberation of her Captain
All the documents relating 20 this deplorabe conflict
Will shortly be laid belo you, and upon their eIa III
nation hope you will approve tie proceedings Of 10Y
Goyerrment ADD relieve It from tho responsibility Il
wa; forced 10 incur
Earthquakes at S. Ubes aud other parts Of P9,,4-
gal had done considerable damage to property.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

The Legislature Of Indiana has decided, BY con-
elusive msjori,ics in either House, that the pre-
tended election, two years ago, Of Mcssrs Bright
ard Fitch TO the L. S. Senate, was fraud and a
puhty and that those gentlemen are not Senators
from Indisna An election il Of course to follow
inmt diatey. We understand that the Hon. Henry
S. Lane Republican) and the Hon. John G..
Davis (Anti-Lecompton Democrat) will be chosen.
Mr. Lane was in Congress (thc House, several
years ago, and held high rank there. Mr.. Davis
S the present Member from the Terre Haute Dis
trct reelected to the next House by very large
majority. We do not yet hear what Mes'rs. Bright
and Fitch will do III the premises, but presume
they will try to hold on. In that case, exciting
contest is inevitable.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

The steamer Illinois arrived last evening with
,SOOO 600 in treasure and intelligence from Cali
fornia TO the 9TH inst. We learn by this arrival
that an Injunction has been issued restraining the
New Amaden Quicksilver Mining Company from
working the mine or selling the quicksilver taken
from il until further orders 1t is claimed that the
title to this mine, which is perhaps the richest in
the world, was obtair led by fraud, and that the
mine belongs to the United Satos. 1t is estimated
to be worth fifty millions
Mining operations had been suspended in conse-
quence of the swollen condition Of the principal
streams caused by recent heavy rains. a very
rich quartz lead has lately been discovered in
Iuolumne County.
Among the passengers by the Illinois are Senior
Ma, Minister from Guatemala TO Washington,
and Capt. Cavendy Of tie steamer Hermann.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Nd+t2 fer eouuon- sgsH- Of T--ps1tfe. y.s, :, -
and Esre stacy - eSss
LospoS MAMIE -BRIArsrrvrs daH, bq. 81,
stGAs qu'e,, out trn CorTEE steady. rsA TN, c,-F
iVs Qirts hics buo,srt TsLIow drn Lt,sEso a., -
Lo>pos MoNEt MARgTr.-The Money sasrk., ~ ~
srd TIE funds es, Crn.oi. clos.A wedss.s,, !,
Srl. 1.eLey ara seCstt or accosrt- American a.. -
ss fcr
weTe M LATEST MhRkrrs.
"Wednesday, Nov. Up. m-c,,
LlvfRpor<. a+s u dsy estimated A. "a TOT
st-ety and r. ts~. 'r sad tie saes uarnpor,. es.<
BREapSrUFFs ycryS fA
VISIONS dul. Z rcsse from tie r'ns.<.
1se,s have s;cs b. 60 .Iriss. I7-p. m.-Cos,oss. 49, =.
al y1s dsss foT unss-y ard -. Aos "
bsEADsrVFFs ssssdy.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
THE LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Mexican Affairs.
F,on Sieeia! Correspenlen.

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, l-5S.
The Administration is still occupied with Mex
can affairs The Cabinet was in session almost all
doy on Saturday A Senor Maguln has arrived
bere, who is said to be an accredited agent Of Presi
dent luarez, empowered to negotiate loan Of
five or ten millions, and to pledge the State Of
Son ,ra as security or sell it an equivalent for the
ready cash desired. II such be bis errani, be will
meet with little encouragement, for the President
looks to more than the acquisition of Sonora in
view OF the present complication Of affairs in
distracted MeNiro
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIyEEPooL CorToS MARKEr.-rhe Liverpool Cot
.a narsei ad b Ern sce the departure Of. the Africa The
,pecga.icn snt 3ec) for export Messr, Richardson
spsnce Co say that s qualities ed advanced tri-.
LIVERPOOL BRFapsrUFYs M,RxEr-Mess,s
Richardson, speace Co. quote soaE yeTy dull aud nornay
unclaimed 70 quotations Wes,sn Ceae, . PhiIsde
pl.s ard Betrrore - a. Ohio p q Wh.st very du
Red Western 4eQs s. White Western 6 56 s.; White
s0gia-rn. e61. Corn very dull and a-oalioIs
hhed. : Yelio~, . Witt, 81 sc5l J.
LYIRPOOL PE0yIsIOS MARKLT.-Bcef was heavy.
w't ssht decline IN ~ Pork also hesvy =, ,ri
dcclf-e bscOn du. and Eua-. Lad heavy viii ,isl
cecl.De " rsies; sac - = Ts.Ow Grne-.
L.FTGroCL PEcDCCE NALSLr.-Rcsin steady a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

Tie Bombay mail Of the 18th October reached Saez
On 9Th Inst.
Several .cat 'erng encounters with the rebels were
reported, but nothing important.
Several actions bad been fought near Lucknow and
a large number OF the rebels DESTROYED.
The health of the British troops was very sa,is-
factory.
Tsniia Topee hsi retreated from Esangur. first set
ting fire to tue town, and entered ChLdaree on the
sth Of October. portion Of ls forces WAS after
ward encountered by G. n. Michael, and entirely
routed, with the loss OF al their guns.
The plan OF the campaign which was about 10 CON-
merce Slows the. Lord Clyde intended to surround
AID destroy by military force the scattered bands OF
rebels.
Commercial accounts were Favorable. Trade was
active al Bombay, and prices had sdvanced. tx
change III.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
SPAIN.

The Government had triumphed in all the second
ee tiOns.
An earthquake occurred az Seville on the llth inst,
and some buildings were badly dansged
Madrid telegraph dispatch says that Gen. Concha
has been nomit ated President Of tle Senate.
The Riff pirates had made their submission to the
ccmmandant OF the Spanish possessions on the coast
Of Africa.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

A letter from 81. Paul, which we print this
morning. sets forth in clearer light than has hither
to been afforded the position of the new Territory
west of Minnesota bnOHn as Dakota, and the con
fusion and anarchy which the absurd dogma Of
Squstter Sovereignty has there created. Dakota
has never been organized as Territory by Con-
gress and has no legal or constitutional existence
save as an integral portion OF the vast unorganized
Territory Of the United States And yet Dakota
viii have tuo Delegates claiming admission to the
floor Of the House next month as her representa-
tive. These two were elected by different con-
sttuencics, at different times, and under equally
legitimate authority-tbat is, none at all. And
Congress will be required, before the close Of the
session, to appropriate money for pay and mileage
TO both Of these delegates, though We presume il
will admit neither Of them to IA seat.
We cannot doubt that SIR. Fuller is the true rep
re resentatiye of Dakota, if either il TO be so re-
earded, and that the pretended election of Kings
bury as Delegate from Territory in which he never
resided, by the votes of Indians and half-bretds
whose only interest in the matter was confined to
the whisky it brought them, is wretched, bare
faced imposture. Still, we think Congress ought
distinctly to lay down and iDncxibly adhere to the
rule that no Territory eau have distinct Il gal cx
istcnce until formally organized by Congress, and
that whoever appears in Washington claiming to
be Delegate from an unorganzed and unrccOg.
nized Territory must 60 home without pay or
mileage, but With a very large flea in his ear.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Steamboat Eclipse sunk.

MOBILE, saturday, Nov. 2, Is5S.
The steamboat Eclipse, from Mobileto to Montgo merry.
struck snag and sunk on tie morning OF the l1to
few niles below Cabawba After stopping the hols
she was raised and proceeded to Montgomery. Tho
water at one time was about three oet her deck.
Her cargo is badly damaged.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
Fire NJ Mnuch Chunk.

M,Ucn CHUNK, Pa. Saturday Nov. "a, 1853.
The Lehish Cosl Ma 'igatfon Company's warehouse
in this place destroyed by fire THIS afternoon TO-
geiher with large quantity Of goods and lumber.
oss a. 600
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
The Missouri state Railway Bonds.

ST. LOUIS, ShtuTuiy, NUV' y, Io''.
The State Treasurer Of Missouri has given noticc
that the scmi.snnual interest on the ) ate railway
bonds due Jan. /, will be paid ut maturity al tho
Bank of Commerce, New-loTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29

the South that Secretary te'bb has accer.cd
.ion e Mir lister 90 France. ,ns
A karsas letter. from authentic source rept> y
that Capt. Mouigomery aOd his associates haye be,
indicted bat tis 70 evade the process Of Law
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-29
The British steamer Scotia.

SAVANNAH, saturday, Nov. 2, loOS.
The British steamer Scotia from III .yans, formerly
engaged in the Cody trade is here seeking freight
for Liverpool.