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The October number OF the Westminster RertF'c
has an eloquent article on INDIA Heroes IL
shows BY noble examples 10 the 1ndia wars that
the Nineteenth Century, with ell its spirit OF
commerce and ius: 81 gain, has not extinguisbed
the highs ,uled berosm and chivsry OF the Bri;-h
hart Not ope viii; has it fallen from It's ancient
yalor, fortitude aud fidelity. Tne Reu'e~ pays
worthy tributes to the splendid braves Of India.
and particularly 70 fur, nor in their graves
Heury Lawrence. Hsveieck. Nicholson aud Neil
II says Of Nicholson, a General of Brigade at 80,
INIT Of whom less has been heard ia this country
than of tho others, and Who fell In the assault OF
Delhi, which was undertaken on his urgent ., i.
treaties, that he was "by general CONSENT .bc
foremost the tcide.t, the test OF the Pur,ub eff
esrs. His vast stature, his awful port and msi,
tic presence gained him the title of Lion of the
Purjsub.' He Was literally deiied by che Of the
Wild tribes Of the frontier, hon he famed to cvi
lixation, and who absudoDed all other forms Of r.
ligion aud took to the worship Of the 'Hykkul
SeYu'n
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Dlsting uls h ID Strangers.

Tho Cincinnati Inquirer says there 10 lager
Dser saloon keeper iu that city, who was former
~ one Of the Board Of Examiners in the Austrian
Army, and that many man Of military rank ha-
passed through his hands. But be was imbued.
ssys the Inquirer, with the "heresy" OF Repubi.
canism, and hc ao~ ekes out a Subsistence by the
moderate sale Of Lager.
There are great many illustrious persons Of u
similar kind in the United States, all of whom
have seen better days. The "heresy'' of Republ-
csnism 10 of course the universal reason Of their
misfortunes, and naturally gives new claim ia
our sympathy and respect. The Americans are .
connding people fond of the marvellous, and haye
many opportunities of gratifying these tastes.
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COMMERCIAL
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Nov. l. Private advices from
Ariz state that new revolution had broken
cut IN Sonora MEXICO, against Gov. Pescers, and
in favor of Zulcaga IL believed that the
revolution would be successful.
There had been considerable immigration 10
ARR Ia during the season, and several new set
Elements made. New gold dggings had been dis
covered. with a fiue yield
The government is taking vigorous measures TO
secure a settlement with Peru of the difficulties
arising out of the seizure If the American ships
Georgiauna ard Lizzie Thompson.
Secretary Cobb has returned answer to the
Collector at Mobile. concerning the departure Of
Gen. Walkers vessel. The contents are kept Sc
cret but It s believed that he iDstructs him to
refnse clearance. 1t is known here that there
are n large number of emigraDfs ia and around
Mobile s.od it is certain they will not DO permit
ted 10 depart. unless they elude the vigilance OF
the government officials.
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fELhuRAPHfE NEWS.
4 RpORTEp FOa Tssn "DIsPATCH.'
BY THE OVERLAND ROUTE.

81 IsoUis. Nov Il. rae overland mail has ar
rived 10 schedule time With California dates to the
22j ult. and three through passengers.
Gen. Harvey started for Oregon gu the lotb.
The steamer Oregon left fer yentosa on the Odd.
for the purpose Of taking the Tehnsniepec mail
10 Acapulco.
Hon. James c. McKibben had sent George Pen
Johnston (who killed fergasen) challenge alter
he Was ia prison. - sEoz
The most Of the Fraser River emigrants bad
gone to California diggings.
1t Bsaie's surveying party was Mt North Fork.
Tbs Cafpahche Indians showed evident sgns oi
hostility on their r, ute The principal Chief dee
ca h- will not make peace until every Iudian II
killed. 1t was reported that the Iadians hal
burned the grass on 1t. Beae's ronte, which, II
true, will delay operations until the spring.
Senator Frederick has arrived here st. Louis J
He left Salt Lake City on the 1-t uIt lie encoun-
tered heavy snow storm aud severe cold weather
freezing his foot. lie also had rib broken by the
upsesting OF coach ia the mountains.
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CONVICTION YoR MuaDsR IN THE SECOND DEGREE.-
The trial Of the Rev Daniel Downey, for the muir.
der Of William Mu!len., in Stanton, Va, year
ago, Was closed Monday last, and the jury -
turned . verdict guilty of Murder in the Secoud
Degree, and assessed his u nshment at eight years
imprisonment In the Penitsntiary." The prisoner
received the announcement with composure, u
slightly increased paiior, aud downcast exp res
sion Of eountenance being the only evidences of
emotion. The prisoner. at the time of the murd
was Catholic Priest, and Was attempting to Co
cree Muliens into marrying girl whom he IN }
had ruined and deserted
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SENTENCE an A mURDFppp

NYw.RH. Nov l6.-James .McMahon. recently
convicted Of the murder Of Ann NcMahon his
aster in law. WAS sentenced this morning at nine
o'clock by Judge Haines 70 he hung in the Court
gard Of the Essex County Prison, Wednesday,
the twelfth Of January negt The prisoner now.
throughout the whole trial, maaifests the Mt.
most brutality and reck lesSness.
The Jury in tho case Of Francis C. Sexton. a
Pursers clerk on the L. 5. frigate niagara at the
time of laying the Cable charged with a lascivi
cus crime, came ia g. O'clock last night with a
verdict of guilty. The punishment is from. one &c
fifteen years in'ptis nment, or one TO one thou
sand dollars fUe or both.
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THs W Ash AT CoSsrasrIsoPLe.-Th American
steam frigats Wabash, instead of being ordered
away from Consiaatinopie, was received with the
greatest distinction, her officers feted. aud tue
vessel honored by visit from the Sultsn. cor
,esnoudent Of the New York Times. writes as fol.
lows:
This morning the ship was all in commotion-
The Sultan sent word that he would visit The shir
every thing was put IN the most complete order
and preparation made to receive him ia grand
style. During the nioS uing our Minister, Consul.
Vice Consul. the Turkish Wee Admiral, Nehen,et
All, and many other distinguished persons come
% board. At1l A. NJ. every one had assembled
a the quarter deck, and the stfy among tbs ship
piag and along shore soon told tina, the snIiar
Nas on the water, and in a few moments he WIS.,
slon tide In his ~hte caiqAe with % cars attended
by his Ministers OF Foreign Affairs, Navy aud War
The yards were manned ID gallant style, aud The
Sultan received at the gaugwsy by Flag Officer
IavaIette, Capt Barron; cur Minister, Mr. vii. |
Iisus; Consul, MT Brown, and the officers of the !
shiD 10 full dress. The drums rolled, the Guard |
presented arms, end-the guns were 10 fire-but !
iust NJ this moment, much 10 the ANNOYANCE nj |
the lst Lieutenant. an English bark run into onr |
stsrboard quarter; our boats were quickly man
ned and sent to haul har on While they were
clearing the rigging ana getting ,, her oa,of the
co. aud seemed to be much amused. When all
vas clear, he wsson the gun deck AID witnessed
one Of the finest salutes that ever was tired fr, In
any ship. lie then, iaspecteu tnesn'p throughout, /
and sitter ~ hours yiris, expressed himself much !
pleased with every thing be cav. Upon leaving,
the salute WAS again delayed By another English |
bark. this time foulef our port bow; she was soon
cleared aud Ne gave him tweaty-oao guns, which |
vas answered BY the ine-f.t a,tie-ship just above
% This ends our mission; We have shown our
nelves, sod shown what We can co ia the steamer
lins.
The ofscsrs Of the Wabash give glowing descsip.
Hons Of their reception a. the Sul,ans Palace and
he grand dinners that were given them by his
minister's, Who reride 10 the magnificent palaces
vhich line the Bosphorus. On the 18th Of October
3ss.olacsr LAsslstss, With Capt Barron. all hi,
,Gcsss. onr minister, consul atd vice on.ui were
,ssssntsd n the Snitsn. Pipes we're smoked, set
psschss msds. and the u,nai ceremonies gone
hroaxh With. In the evening" thu d ~ -ofncer and
Isita 1tss1 with the vtce-adaiirsl Ut his palace.
fha HudsCu river 10 trczen over not tsr from
eoaGhkespete, NY. #n
HswsvA ksoek. Providence, T. T., vas DESTROYED
n ~ MeaAAy evening",
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NORTH CAROLINA LsGIsL >TcaE This body assem-,
blsd ct Rsls Oh on the 15sh instant. Thomas
Settle, Jr, OF Rockingham county, was elect.
Speaker Of the House of Commons, and Henry
Clark, Of Edgecombe. Speaker of tho Senate. The
u. 8. senator. IL IL said, will be elected early ip
the session. Hon. J. l.. ClngmaD. Hon Thomas
Bragg, Hon. VIM. s. Ashe, WH. W. Holden, Eco,
Hon. ID. 8. Reid and Hon. Bedf,rd Brown. are
ali talked Of In connection with the post
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THE UAyRE COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK, Nov. l6-(Per steamer Vanderbilt
Uayre, Nov. THE cotton market is dull: sales
today 800 bales. prices tending downward. Hold
ers are free offerers Al 1905. Orleans middlipg
fnss 10 buyers.
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gss E. BAKER, Fso.-SIB: Having
been materially benefited, | may say cured of a
violent attack OF Dyspepsia by the use of your
"premiuIn Bitters." bear willing record TO their
efficacy in the disease itself. and the attendant
symptoms. After the Of a few bottles l had a
return ef appetite. aud continuance OF their use
restored u healthy toue If stomach.
commend thrm with the utmost confidence to
the afflicted, and aid my share Of thanks to you ~
a benefactor to humanity.
With my hess wishes am,
RICHMOND, SEPT IS 1855 p HARRISON, JR.
For sale by MJssrs, PURCELL. LADD d CO., and
by ali other prominent Druggists in the city Of
Richmond, and elsewhere in Virginia. &C 20
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DEATH CT An iSvENToR.--t'r. Timothy D. Jack
son, who was recently run over aud Killed on one
ct the horse railroads ia New York city, was quite
distinguished as Inventor. The celebrated
hotel sununc!ator, the heavy ordnance by which
the wallis Of the Malskut and Redan were hatteret.
down, anu breach made far the French and
English troops at The storning OF Sebsstopol, the
Novelty Five Dollars Sewing Machine and many
Other new aud useful inventions were his Like
many other inventors no reaped but li,tle necn,;
airy hanrf' from his Inventions and has left avn.
and iiye children III destitute circumstances.
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ESCAPE PROM THE CAHANCHEs.-Nels0n Lea ar
rived last Thursday in Asbany, N Y. In March,
1s56, MIR. Lee. accompanied by Y white men .wheu
on his way from Texas fDE California was attacked
by the Camspches, who bu'chered "a OF the num-
Der on the field, and killed two OF the survivors
the day after the tiEht. Wni. Akin, one Of the
go was CARRIED Of by portion Of the tribe. and
Mr. Lees life spared because the Indians cpuia
not manage his repeating watch without his ard
la che camp were IS captive white women ami -
ga 30 children: Que of the fprmer, AEna Haasiu
WAS bfu ally murdered during his captivity. Will
ccompaayiug tie Chief q distept lodge, Lee
,nanaged to Kill The Indian, aud mounting hi.
horse, alter severe suffering. he reached Mexico.
where he was kindly treated, aud furnished with
c,eaos tn reach tis hume
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The Philadeiphis North American says that the
demand 10 the North Tor WORKS relating 70 sla.
very, whether in the nature of fiction or ethical
discussion, which. within the last few years, har
BEEN enormous now 10 longer exists.
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Regulates for Successful Packet
Service

Mr.. Cuuard, the great steamship maa of Eng
land and Of the world. upon late interview with
IN Irish deputation, said tina; there three
quisites for the successful transaction of packet
service. viz: mail contract, first class psssen
ger traic ami goods train and without any one
Of these resources, ruin would be the result of any
undertaking Of the sini.
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Northern Marke,s.-[BY TxLnarApH.l

NEW YORK Nov u cotton adsarc ed isG,l. -
Sales OF IS bales Uplaa'ts Middlipz Isa aus
Middiiae "a Flour Quiet--tste 81 iz4~(Gf IS;
Ohio IS s. "a %; SoutAerr ~ 2cG1 30 Wheat iuoy-
ant Southern rel ~ i6ll %; waite 81 25(1gl a.
U'rn dui-mixed 740375 yellow Gls7
BALTIMORE. Nov l7-Flour active ant unchanged.
Wheat active snl stealv-rtd si.ta1l q: Rhif.
1875 Corn dull-new hite Ct a s. li0v 6s6t-3.
provisions Qutet-frru. with u Ii. h stock.
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Qua TEA AND COFFEE The Washington CORES
popdent Of the New York Courier and Enquirer
states that lie Secretary of the Treasury has
decided upon the contents OF his report. aud ,ha,
among his propositions is that OF duty Of "A per
cent. upon tea and coffee. from which he ex, ec,s
TO realize an annual revenue of 5000 600
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DISCHARGE At NAVY YARD. A discharge o.
forty eight ship carpenters and sixty-fcnr labor
ere and bolt drivers, took pi4ce al the Gosport
Navy Yard on Monday. This is unweICome news,
and more especially at this time of the year. when
winter is setting in.
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&S- EakRIcAS SYSTEM CT GoyERsaENT ABROAD
Every American must feel his heart beat with pride
when he reals the late speech Of Hen MIR Bright
2. in favor Of iutr during the American foru OF
governnen,-at least as far as representation il
c'ncerued- into Greet Britain. The honorable gen
tiemaD Was loudly cheered by his constituents and
never more than when he illustrated one ~ sulr
OF Republican government. By exhibiting speci
mems of those handsome hanGb'!ls and posters. &C
printed Ut he D1sPArcH Jos OFFICE J n HAMsEss.
LIZ 4 Co, Propsiet.rs
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DISCOVERED The Cinciuusu Inquirer, of the
10th. mentions tie seizure If COULTER felt apparn
tns and thu arrest OF ~-n~ Of coup,erfpIrers il,
Lawrence county, Ohio. Ii is believed they ar.
connected with a we'll orgabized band. not only in
Ohio. but in Indiana. Illinois, thes northern mari
OF Virginia, aud indeed, throughout the West -
They manufactured dollars out of block tin. and
sold them for $35 per 100
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As n I'D.

~ h. arlington Hon -. AT . ocicck Wednesday,
,,,.,ss.ss- s Eey. q. III Read, Mr.. SAMUEL n.
ss..f f,.iN "a Miss sALLIE McCREERY youngest
ssaai. ~ VIM McC,reery. Esq. all OF kirhmond
ghpec., IN MANCHESTER by the kev James L Fish.
.r. DANIEL DsiGGER. nf Dsnvile. and MANY
ISABELLA. daughter Of Claiborne Barn. TIT, Eco
H1- PetersburI and Dapville PAPERS please copy.
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% always 10 foe working order.

~ LATE ARRIVAL. - The m Is. Complete ard
heautifu Us orlmeat of ogsAaE tai TYPE ever seen
in Richmond. has Just aTi cd at he DISPATCH Jon
OFFICE Ali descriptions OF work, I, the smallest
label or card up TO the mammoth poster, circular,
blanks. pamphlets aud all yarieties VI lstt,r pres
printing. PLATO. bronzsd In colr,. executed ih
elegance. cheapnsss and dispatch. Send in your
ordsTs. ia
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SNow.-Tbs ''frst snow" fell 10 fredericksburg
and Lynchburg and Petersburg, on the night Of
the 18th inst, not to any depth. letter from
Halifax, N. G., says snow fell there on Monday
Night TO the depth Of two inches.
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rM~MIpLoTHIAN LUMP AND ANrHR,

CITE Coal The subscriber has ROW on hand, and
daily receiving, large supply ofyery superior MID.
lothian Lump (hai and smith's) Coal, which he is de-
hand a large supply of Red and White Ash Egg Ar.
thracte Coal which he will sell by the load short
OF long ton. orders left at either of his Office one
AZ DanVitle depot, Que on Dock, between 18th ard
18th streets, or al the Auction store of Larus hne
will meet with prompt attention.
mol p. @. LARUS
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ssa THa poRrsmourH TRaNscnIpr,

fN- The PORTSMOUTH Transcript,
seys:-"Good Bread-it is universally couceded-is
he chief ornament of a Well supplied table. Within
the range OF cur acquaintance there scarcely hall
d zan Tho produce the stsi of life in eatable
condition. erTthipg is tabled in delightful style,
hu mad bread mails the whole. TO remedy this 6gi;
housekeepers need only t. secure 3 boz. of oMPLEs
YEAST POWDER. They are certainly unisling in.ther
operation"
This article il now becoming very popular, and is
sold by all Drlggis aud arOcersin The state.
-
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-. RICHMOND THEATRE.

~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
FAREWELL ENGAGEMENT
OF the highly gifted young Tragei enna
MISS sVbNIA JONES
WHO WILL APPEAR A. BLANCHE
MRS. ANNA CORA RIFCHIg'S BEAUTIFUL
PLAY OF
ARMAND.
MISS AVDNIA JONES AS BLA NICHE IN
THE PRINCE AND PEASANT TONIGHT.
ARMAND TONIGHT
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TIE SEaINcLEs.-It is stated that 50 Seminole
Indians have si-ited Miami, Fla, aud that there
are about l20 still in that State. 1t is feared that
they will take to piracy, ard attack she crews OF
vessels which may strand on the coast.
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RELEASED ON BAIL Richard L. Saun
ders charged with larceny, whose trial has been
p"stpoDed until the December term Of the Hug
tDgs Court, yesterday gave hail for his appearance
Ia The sum of 500, aud released freln jail.
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NI1GhU hlRING, &c.-The subscriber

NtEdhU HIRING, &C.--Ihe subscriber
4N continues 10 hire out Negroes, rent cut house
soil Real and Personal Estate and will attend to any
other business requiring al Agent Having an ex-
tensiye acquaintance with the ctizeps Of Rich
mond and its vicinity. combined with pes il nce
Of npg ards of ten years in hiring out negroes, he
.iters himself that the homes aud prices procured
for them will, heretofore, give satisfaction to
their owners Personal attention given in all cases
II sickness. share Of the public patronage Is
icited. He refers TO the following persons;
REFERENCES Judge YIN W CTump McGruders
sons Wade w Woodbridge. Rich mond br John
5arnett, Capt Jacob Keesee, ren.ieo; Wa U
RAMSAY Walker Ho9ans Hanover: Elder Hen
ley, william BoulwAre. John Lumpkin. King ard
QneeB: Can't Henry TimberiaAe, Or Lee Edwards
hing William; Elder james w Goes, Orange; DR.
John DuYall Petersburg; klaer L Coleman.
scottsyiie; T. NJ Ware. Rider Peter Atnsley. ts-sx.
R0 Il LYME. aenarsl Agent.
Office ia Basement Of Metropolitan Hail.
no 9-2awtDijtdlm Fran Kiln street..
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AcciDES! FROM C.kFlESSSEsS.-At WiiiiamstGn'
n q last week. James VI. Brown, while carsIesslv
haudiing gun, fired il, the charge tasinc effec;
in his mothers knee snd killing her in a few
hours. The unfortunate soa was niling the tnba
Of the gun when ii exploded.
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A FINGER Fer LiFE-ih" ke"kuk Journal OF
the Odd, relates this Incident; AT the Lincoln
meeting in Carthage, H., yesterday, Capt Appler,
in this place. was here with his f-ld pieces firing
i salute. which he was employed by the ReDuhli
cans 20 %. The powder being tad. ia the cou,s..
ii rhe firing the gan went Of prematureIy. james
LyEch WAS II. the muZZ!e rammiug the cartridge.
when 1t igbited. Capt. Appler, no was at tht
event. iihding premature discharge inevitable
called, de. away, JiEa!' holding ON to the Vent
till the fse burned biz fpger, OF Gp 10 the feet
ioin' and un,ii Lsuoh n.d escaped the range II i.t
ramrod Ir il seldom, in chrouclug an incdeut
Of this kind that We fiud uaen possessing the
and heroic fort;;uds that Capt. A. dis,jIayet
til. cccasioB "a save his lend from au ul:in.e-
iy death Boa; were considerably burned by BOW
Der, but neither dangerously hurt
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION OF CHARACTERS.

~ WHO WANTS A PREsEST?-Or rather, who
does not want one! The Gift Book Store at No "a
Main ct. is still open and rapidly dspooing of
both Books and Presents: and il ID not strange that
they 10 So brisk business. fir here You buy
Book (and they have all kinds) at the usual retail
price AMI get with it elegant Pre- sent worth ia
many cases ten times the amount paid for the
BOOB. mol lest
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AUGUSTA. Nov. Il The locomotive James Irby
exploded near Newberry, S. @. Monday, killing
the engineer and brakeman, and soriouly injuring
two others.
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Theatre.

Tonight, that very handsome young actress.
Miss AvoSIA JONES, appears as "Bianche." 10 Mrs.
Richie. play Of Armand. T"-morro" night she
takes benefit, when Mrs. Phillips. who has beef
absent several weeks. will make her appearance
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cu.x1orrk anraap--A person from

CHAKLOfTk u1FoHD+----d Pefs'H fr"Hf
New York has lately arrived In Richmond, whose
purpose IL 20 urge that Charlotte Clifford, alias
Charlotte Griffith, At present confined 10 await
sriai before the Hns,ings Court. on the charge If
picking Mrs Carpenier's pocket, may he admitted
TO bail He brings papers purporting to be from
show that the accused, under the name Il Julia
Allen, vas arrested 10 Ne~ York some time since
an charge OF petty larceny, AID admitted to Dan
IN the sum OF $1,000 Ii seems that the per son
above spoken Of gave bond la this sum for her ap-
pearsnc aud hts object row is to procure bail for
her 10 Richmond so that she may oe brought te-
fore the proper tribunal Ia New York and be be
released from his bond. No public application
for bail has yet been made by her counsel, and OF
course we cannot sag whether IL will be granted
Al
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PAsApE.-The Greys. Capt Elliott,
parade on Monday next, and cur readers may ex
peel n handsome dispiay, they being one OF the
aOst drilled corps 10 the State.
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TKapzRAsog MEETIAa.- would cali

attention TO the fact that a Temperance meeting
will 90 held at the Second Baptist Churca fRey
Nr. seeieS 81 fortnight, commencing at oclock, to
which the pubicare respectfully Invited Several
iuter esting addresses are expected from abls
speakers.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADI

HALIFAX, Nov. lT.-The Canada, with dates from
Lfve.po OF to the 9th inst, has arrived. Her news
IL nnimporfant.
The Canada arrived out on the 31st uit. and left
on the 9th inst.
II is rumorsd that Lord Russell is to succeed
Lord Derby as Premier.
The Prus.iap Cabinet is not yet completed.
The L S. frigate Niagara was at ST. yincents on
the 22d ult. Sixty of the Africans died on the
passage.
COMMERCIAL.
IIysRP OF, Nov e. C"iton-Saes for the week of
IL 0G Da!es decline o. 4 on tba week has takeL.
place-rome cir cuars say e Orleans fair 7as; mid
ding ga Uplands fair ID; mi ,dling ga stock in
nort -, bale. inc uing 3l9 90 meficsn ian
chester .Isiress better bus prices slightly declined
ti2ur has defining tendency. bur quotations are
southern White 7sCd7s. I'd Corn has declining
tendency, and is nomjnaiiy quoted yellow 30s
whise 32s Provisions have declining tendency.
sugar heayy--au ctnfions barely maintained. Cof
fee firm: Rice quiet at iSs 81. Rosip steady. at IS.
I'D "a ~. sprirs Turpentine dull st 4os(dl40]5s.
(o-sos g. e.
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