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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-24
CLETELAAD, zANESTILLg { CIAClNNAF


1858. 1853.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
"a s - So
WINTER ARRANtlERfFsN =
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ TO- ls5s Passenger Train leave ClcTeland as follows
t45 NJ Cincinnati Express, stoppns a Bsrea- Grafton,
Nelhnst9n, New LOndan, Shelby CrestlIne,
80 Gallon, CartingtOn and Delaware.
40 P. D. Accommodation. stopping al ell stations
6l0 n, Cincinnati Nigt Passe gez Stopping all
ti0ns between Cleveland and Gal ion, and at
Caloingion and Delaware; also, stopping 70
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sandusky Mansfield an5 Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark. Zanesville &c
for Forest Upper Sanhusky, Helph0s, Lima. Fl
Wayne, Laporte. Chicago. sc west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, Masslil0n. sc.
Gallon and Belefoutane Railroad Line Marion, Belle
Terrs Hauts, ymcsnnss, Evansville, Louisville,
De aware Dayisn and Ciacinaat Line for sprngield o.
dayton, Hamilton. Cinciunati. lichm0nd, In
diauapois, Terre Haute, St Louis, &C; and al
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
River.
Columbus Ii.le Miami and Columbus and xeaia Rail
ruad, for Nenlas Dayton, Indianapolis, TeFre
Hauts, 81 Louis Morrow, L0Veland. and Cin-
nuati. and with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
ruad at Cincinnati for Louisville. Evansville
Cairo 81 LOUIS, and All points on the Ohio rlycr
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, z4nesylls
Wheeling, Ec.; Columbus. Pqra and Iniiizns
Rzlkoad for Piqu1, Urbena. &C
e For Tickets 10 ali points and information eppy at
the Union Ticket Office. 81 Superior street. or AZ the Pas
senger Staissn- =
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Wheeling, Harrisburgh, BaIti-
more, PhiIadelphia and New York.
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Buffalo Produce Market-Jurr p sP. N.

Icy TELEGRAFH-l
Flogr-Ihers only mldeTa;e business doing to-dsy,
und qudtfiuns uuGhaIg gid Sales 100 bhs - sour
super SiiIE Tor good to choice extra Ss5c3
AS lar double orlTus.
Wheat-Quiet and deasnd modera'c; sales i2.golbush
Aiilaukie clul ~ IS; l2eJ do Racine club AZ &c
aud 70 o hu rcd DlIJ II 93c.
C,ru-Far d-nand; market ra- sales - 600 ba II 5iz
sc for hot, and GJd6 luT suund-
sound.
Rye-Good demand market better; sales l5ooj bu At %
(9C9c.
anal Frti ishts-Ei-meri bOais scarce
Recepts-Fi0ur 05 bb-s wheat l3 800 bu; 81, ,5
bu; rye Abs bu.
shiPneais- 442 bbls wheat ss $50 bu g. So
bu: GALS 10, $50 bu-
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800 1885,
The Northern transportation Co.,
WILL. DURING THE PRESENT


The Northern Transportation Co..
| WILL. DURING THE PRESENT
" season iun their well known and popular line Of
FIRST CLASS STE4N PROPELLERS IND
a SIZZLING TESSELSf
Regularly between Ogdc shuTsh oswego, and the Up
/ per Lakes, forming
DAILY Linz betlceen OgdeAs5uTgk and Oss1egO,
and Ports on Lake Ere
And Trl-Weeky Line between Ogdensbuig and OsWss,
and Ports on Lake Michigan connecting a. Oedensburgh
tween Oglensbursh. Burlington, Concord Manehestsr
Lawrence Nashua. Lowell Boston; and al Osveeo
with HoVey Crawford new Oswes0 liue Thirfv Fifst
class canal Boats a'ge size) on the enlarged
speedy and Cheap Route, with but one trashipment -
Boston, New England ana New Yo md the WesfF
This Company having made the most ample arrznge-
mens AZ Tor Deck and Storage facilities with abun-
Freight upon the plan pTaeteed Al Ogdensburgh guar
ed to its care.
Thus Line connects At Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation LIne o. Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF PrapelleTstO Lake Superior and with Railroads to
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and 81
LSuis.
AGENTS AND coNsI6NEEs.
Myers, Cgntiss lCts Kimball. los State ST.
J. l. warner, SIP, N.1orki Boston. Mass.
Geo CLARK. ll1 BrUad 81, Crawford Co, Ogdensbh
y C. HDyey, New York. New York
heyey Crawford, oswego, Wm 7. walker Toledo o
SSsr % ieS Co chaso sIaS Slshes Co.'S flFs M%saRss Rs
cONsIGNEEs
LocKER s Co, Racine. IL. KTRKLAND, Sheboygan.
ChambeFlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, D
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F! - 1853. 81
BRADBURN & FISHFR

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fisb N,i1s
ana Produce Nos 100 and W. River street and 10 md
q. BRADBURN,l -' S---o-
W ": A klsAkR.l aug3I dly lsi
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z Connections are n.ado with Returning Trains from
the points made gugg South and East; also.
LENELAND ior Sandusky. Toledo, Detroit. Chicago,
Ere Dnnkirk, Buffalo Niasarg Falls and Clada YOungs
town, " MlrTeu and New Castle.
~ Bagsase ch5eked through 70 all points and transfer
red Tree OF charge.
~ For Tickets or information apply the Union Tick
q Office, 81 Superior street, Office in Depot and al
all Railroad Ticket Offices.
J. FARMER Supt Cleveland
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Builders & Arfbitefts.

BROOKS S. C. & Z. W., BUILD
~ ERS- Alss Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds sash
Brsekets and al Kinds Of Scr0lSawing and Gothic work
Parcular atteni paid 70 FittsUp Stores FACTORY on
Divsion-st nral Centre Blnck- Cleveland. o. noo-c3l
.H0RLETT 4 CUBBON MASTEp
~ BUILDERS No 81 Prospsrt--'
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-08
ddtines, $iquurs, &f.

Ga R K RIA U S & CO.,
So . IMPORTERS AND
e-1ssSa@as DEALERS IN LIQUORS AND WINES,
PRODUCE AND CIGARS.
No ID CHEAPsIDE, ONE DOOR SOUrH OF LOMBARD ST,
Offer for sale extensive assortment of Pure Cognac
Bandies various vintage Whiskeys Old Rye, superior
Scotch, Old Bourbon Monongahela; Holland Gin, of diff
frent brands Domestic Brandy; Gin Pure Spirits, Rec
tilted Whiskey and Peach Brandy Swiss Stomach Bters
superior article of which sole agents for the State
of Maryland Cigars imported and domestic; all guaran-
teed to give satisfaction.
ociq-tf NO Is CHFAPSIDE
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VIM. CRAWFORD, Ager
Steamboats,.

NON mn TC,DT-TI(I
x -y9tf~S FUN fhEDE1tlChSDU IlO,
EE-=n-r1zs-SaV A.-The steamer WIN. SELDEN, W. b.
Kirwan captain, leaves her wharf foot of South street,
every TUESDAY, at p. NJ, for the above place, stop
ping all of the usual landings going and returning
Leaves fredericksburg every FRIDAY MORNING at
5 O'Clock for Baltimore Freight of every description
taken at low rates Blank bills of lading of the form used
be had on board Freights to all points except Fred
ericks hurg and Baltimore must be prcpaid For freight
or passage having excellent state room accommodation;
apply in Baltimore on Board the Boat
Agents in Fredericksburp
ocI5-tf A. X PHILLIPS & CO
~, =, 5I,II :, 90 ,-,,,iI --------
Il FOR The SOUTH
rsEssEssrssz-Ls DIRECT FROM NEW YORK. rHI.A
DELPHIA and BALTIMORE via the
"BA L " E,''
To NORFOLK WFIDON RALEIGH WILMINGTON
CHARLESfON, MrGTSTA. ATLANTA. MONT
GOMERY AND NEW ORLEANS
SppTTC 1yn' SJTatlJEp ,PptNcFUESu
Daily, Icxcrnt sunday via
RAY line & SEA1ROARn y ROiN0KF PAITROAD
m TIM .povr MrvrTnvrn pr .cre
The scbranla banr 50 ,rronaad that the tays1ar s s,b
;ect r. W. NIcur rp y2r1 an ne Eaiirna1 fror, - SUI
NEW YORK no WIINJXGTOY n G
NE" 'U TIHp6 az ~ I'll u; FT o. ~ ~
,or Now vor, 60 WiD,ir "m r. s1e m
o'- ~ ,,-aiIirl7 ~ ~ ~ ~
Nn e.aTH' o a. p p,,.tsr,o,,.,, " %
:. Philsda. to Wilmington, \. C, I6 90
g . N,nc"ii-' - II if,...,,., W. l ~ % %
% Rortirro t V? LON a',u or SHloG'' 'a'' ~
q " VIE ,s n w = ~ - ~ - o. o.
q g W C.rjii' -, ~ b. ',.t W. w w
py- PASSENGERS and tiir ha,as c'i f W
Passenscrs h.. Ills me- NJ, s' Grtob1s vac,
IN the RS, Ste,,urs o6 AZ iIS t J 5,s -
80 ~ ~ -, nv az ''I'tE." " tuy V's' Ut
- HrII% 2I'i'' a, NCTI% 'e LIP ~ uaylsh'
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[sSI5s KEYS. n. Pike & Co.'s Cincinnati, ORlGI-
ANAL MAGNOLIA WHISKEY, which has so
elnlneny maintained its high reputation in every part Of
the United States during the last twenty years will
henceorth always be found in great supply and furnished
to the trade at CINCINNATI PRICES, by the subscribers
appointed SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE AGENTS for the
above old Distilleries.
me public are cautioned against the spurious initiative
brands which envious parties have long osted pur
chasers. Their great inferiory to Pixies Original Mag
nolia may ehectuay serve to detect them.
W. GRANGE & CO,
Exchange Place.
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TVHE MERCANTILE AGENCY
]. D. PRATT & co.

CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND s. CHARLES STREETS,
The propretors respectfully invite such Merchants as
are not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell
goods on credit to call and examine system
the reliability of information From long eyperience
and the satisfactory testimonials thousands merchants
in the different cities East and West who have for years
been subscribers, all who will call whether
they sell goods TO the cities country towns, ample
isiacton as to the reliability OF information. the
great benefit to he derived from the gency by who
subscribe mre #
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-08

~ We have on hand at - North GAY STREET
the largest assortment of FASHIONABLE CARRIAGES
south of New York all of the latest fashions and most
approved styles. The public invited to call ana
examine for themselves all of which will be sold on
reasonable terms.
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Yard-SOuth Eutaw street. ocI-Iy
HALL & BROTHER,
Successors to Thomas Nash d Co..
Curers and Packers of
PROVISIONS, FOR HOME Il FOREIGN MARKETS,
And Manufacturers of
REFINED LARD AND LARD OIL,
No PLEASANT ST., AND III NORTH ST, BALTIMORE.
Having Railway facilities North ST., Provisions will
he received for Inspection and Storage, and Bulk Meats
Smoked on reasonable terms. CHAS. T. HALL,
Late of j. G. Harvey co.,
s1otf GEO. D. HALL.
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DRESERVING KEITH ES.-Bel Meta
4 and English Enamelled PRESERVING KEITH Es
of every size and guaranteed of the very best onatv re
Gently imported, and for sale, wholesale and retail Yer
low. CORTLAN CO, Importers of
Foreign, Fancy and STAPLE Goods
au.t.t No I2oI+;
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TURLETT s. SONS
~ CARRIAGE MANUFACTCRY,

~ CARRIAGE MANDATORY,
No. 33 NoRTu STREET.
CtEgE 3 The undersigned having greatly en-
A442-larged their premises and increased their IA
cilitie beg leave call the attention public to
their extensive stock Of every description Of CARRIAGES
finished in the elegant style and durable manner
which they prepared to sell accommodating terms
REPAIRS attended with despatch and at reasonable
prices. JOHN CURLETT 4 SON,
jy2i-tf 32 North street Baltimore
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TIRTSSES! TRUSSESl! TRUSSES!!!
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS
AND CUTLERY IN GENERAL,
HEINISCH SHEARS, SCISSORS AND POINTS,
PEN ARD POCKET KNIVES, CARvERs AND FORKS,
RAZORS Dc RAZOR STRAPS, TABLE CUTLERY
&C. of the best quality always hand and warranted
NV SAMUEL JACKSON,
No. 1914 Baltimore street,
Near st. Paul street,
Rail-
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NOX & CO.,
IN SHIPPING d COMMISSION MER CHANTS
9 GRoCER'S EXCHANGE,
Baltimore.
Liberal cash advances made consgnments Of Pro-
4uce, &c friends in Liverpool, London Glasgow
Derry &C. and every and latest information relative to
saarkets furnished at Office. Consignments respect
snlly solicited aulS-f
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EIHINE IVORY HANDLE

kNIN FS AN y FURkSI
EXTRA HEAVY PLATED FORKS AND SPOONS.
WOSrENHOLMS AND RODGERS
POCKET kNIVES, RAZORS AND SCISSORS
large assortment of the above goods Just received
made to order and of superior quality. For sale by
SCHAEFFER n LONEY, Importers
au2tf No IIanoI.r street
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John P. PICKRELL. LEWIS WARRINGTON.
TOHN f. PICKRELL & CO.,
y GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
ia SMITHS WHARF,
BALTIMORE,
Give attention consignments of Cotton Rice, Sugar.
Aoasses, Provisions and Fish, and fill orders for Flour
Grain and Groceries
Liberal advances made consgnments of -Four,
Wheat and Corn our friends in Liverpool. au6f
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IOLUBLE GLASS CEMENT.

~ For mending broken parts of Glass China Crock.
cry, St9neware, Porcelain Wood ETC. believed be the
most adhesive Cement known. For sale Wholesale and
tail, by CORTLAN 4 co
auto OLE Roltinore straat nor Cl,arlas
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81 81 81 JAS. 5. BROWNING,
zA>=-6- COACH MAKER,

,,... BALTIMORE,
reasonable terms.
change for ones.
Repairs done at the shortest notice and lowest posi-
bile prices ;rql ar
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
INDIA.

4 message to the India House, dated Bombay, Sept.
q, contains few additional items of news.
TIE Gwalior rebels still at Seronge, but Il WIS
thought that they would make attempt the
Nerbudda, bet ween SaDgOr and Bsa.
A successful attack body Of rebels numbering
about g. GEO. posted on an islsnd Of The Gogra took
place on the 10Th Of September. They driven
out Of their enrenched position with, II is reported
the loss Of eco killed. The artillery fire did great
ecUton among the fugtives and also sunk tso boats
laden with the enemy. Two of the rebel leaders are
reported to be among the slain. The British loss was
not severe
The Bombay Presidency remained quiet.
The Calcutta Mail Of Sept. - had been teegrsphed
from Malta but the advices generally were antic psted
via Bombay
An earthquake had been felt at Akysb.
The Calcutta Produce market active, but i'm
ports were dull Freights lower. Money abun-
dant. Sterling Exchange 2j041. a q i03d. At Madras
the markets dull. Tunrage was abundant and
freiChts lOV.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

Canton where i. is said .he French intend estahlFh-
ing themselves on the territory formerly belonging 70
FIbrce ,...
Adyces from The French manufacturing disinc;s
report rather lees activity except at Lyons, where All
the manufacturers and weavers were IN y employed
The French iioumas'ers were again complaining oi
the inst ciert prots c" oi their interests 10 ehh""
them to compete successfully against foreign IRON.
Flour in Paris was duh and dropping. Whe Il also
was dull but withou. much change IN pilce Inc pro-
vipcial corn mar kets rather lower.
The spirit trade was perfectly inanua'e, r~h III
Paris and in the Departments.
circular il said 10 have been sent by TIE chief al.
thorties in Par. tothe French cust"mbo Gses stat Dg
tla the decree admitting mon daty free under certain
conditions apd which has expired, would not be re-
newed The M0aaeRr had not however, confirmed
this.
The m. asure extending the tax Of Id. Per 10 on
meat aud 2ld. pr bottle VINE 10 the suburbs OF
Paris which have heretofore been exempt from the
juun,f was expected la crest discomfort amoag
the poorer Glasses residing there.
on the Paris Bourse, on the 26th nl.., the Three
Per Certs closed at - 90 slight decline, owing, it
il said TO the tone in which the .boaHear announced
the settlement Of the Portuguese difficulty.
The indemnity from Portugal had, ii was said, been
reduced 10 lS6, UG francs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
TURKEY.

The Cor--autiuop'e CORES pondent Of TIE L9sdoR
Tines ~rtjhg on the lt'h October, says:
"Tfe fne American frigste Wabash, the arrival oi
which noticed in my last, ha. caused small excite
Deut at the Porte wei a. among dIplomatiss. IL
seems no ore was Of the size Of the vessel ana,
according 10 the wording Of the application which was
made at the Porte for her passage through tn Darda-
nelles vessel of small slze was expected. ~ course
size Is relative idea, and probably what l. qrZe at
S.anboul NAV look small in New-York. As America
is not parry to the treaty which fixes tSen'y-one
guns as the limit of the size of any nanofwar allowed
10 pass the Dardaneles, don't know whose idea of
large and small will ultimately prevail. In the mean
time TIE frgate is the oDess OF the Gofen Horn and,
unless the dpomats's resolve 10 sink her under the
weight Of their dispatches. | am afraid 1t VIII be
rai er difficult her out Of the comfortable po-
stion which she occupies, in the teeth OF treaties and
Fnbassadors"
a Cons'aniiDople telegram of the l6;h says:
The United States Legation obtained a trman to
admit only corvette. On the appearance OF the
Wabash the Porte drew mp protest, copy Of which
was sent 70 the ambassadors Of the great Powers and
the American ship prepared to Withdraw
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
IMPORTANT FROM MINNESOTA.

RESULT OF THE Observation-Disclosures FRAUDS
No SESSION OF THE LEGIsLATURE-THE
WEATHER, CROPS AND GENERAL News.
Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
MISNEOPAIIs, Nov. ], 1-5c.
The official returns from the late election are all
in, and the result shows the Senate to stand II
Republicans TO 10 Democrats, and the Lower
House 40 Republicans to % Democrats, giving the
Republicans majority on joint ballot OF ~ Last
year the Democrats had msjorty OF III on JOINT
ballot Of the Democratic Senators, two are OF
the most ultra kind Of anti-Adminstratlon men.
This encouraging result has not been secured BY
easy, or common efforts; from first to last the
Democracy fought the battle as if their very lives
depended upon the result. Neither did they carry
the weight Of Buehansa's Administration upon
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.

The screw. steamship Kangaroo, Capt. Jshery' "h'c"
ssed froul Liverpool at noon On the 9th oi oc'''e'
auived here at p. m. yesterday. Her "o'"e' a'
m.oger beng only day later than those receiver
p4r ~. Crcasson via Newt, undland-
The Hamburg American Steam Comp""! han ieo"
forced their Get OF steamers BY the purchase oI the
~ amer pctropos aod Tcutora from the late brazlI
~. am Con pany. The pi'ce ct the t"' vessels was
lol COO marks bsDcobeng lees than the Austria cost
q. was IN, urcd for. The name oi the Petropohs had
bseen changed TO the Bavaria, and she would sad from
Southampton to New-fork on the fih OF November.
The Teutonia Will not be put on the station til the
Spring. subscription was being organized in Ham
surg TO present the French and Norwegian captains
With appropriate souvenir for their exertcns IN
savIg the lives Of many Of the ngers and crew
Of the Austria.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN FRANCE AND
PORTUGAL.

telegram dated LsbOn, October p, says
"Ths morning. at O'Clock, the ship Charles ct
Georges was restored and the Captain, Rouse set at
liberty. The exact amount Of indemnity that Portu-
gal has engaged to pay on the reqlistoD of the
French Government If not yet fixed"
Paris Patyte says the indemnity has been paid by
Porting al without arbtration but this requires conhr-
mation.
The manner in which the question was settled had
called forth the indignation Of the English press in
g,reral
Tile Times, in leader on the subject, says;
Never was the voice Of truth and justice more ar
"rogaptly overpowered by mere superiority OF
"pby,ical force; the rights OF brave and
independent nation more recklessly trampled upon;
"ne,er was the understanding upon which the affairs
"of Europe since the peace Of 1915 have been con-
"dueed more entirely east 20 the winds; for Portugal
"s eft but TO fold her arms and record her protest
,painst the violence to which she has been forced to
"subnit. For Europe, there remains n precedent
"fraUght with danger. The Times inquiries whether
the English Government has eXerted any moral infu-
eiee in favor Of Portugal and says: Have we inter
"ceded for her with our great ally Have we
"strebgt ened her with the assurance OF our approDa-
"tion of the honorable she has adopted, aud
"tromised her that, in case OF extremity, We would
not forg,t the duties imposed by treaty obGga-
"tionsi She has done her duty; we should he glad
" Of some proof that we have not been wanting IN
"ouJs.' Tie Times thinks a second most lanenta-
bic result of the affair * that France longer be
eountei upon among those nations who are bent
upon dscouragpg in every manner the continuance OF
the slave trade.
'T1e Dqily N,,ss says Portugal is entitled to the
sympathy 0 all civilized powers, and the censure OF
Europe will deservediy fall on the Emperor OF the
French and his Ministers.
The honfenr officially confirms the statement that
the Charles ct Georges had been restored and her cap
tam liberated
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
NEw.YoRK DidlY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 10 1853

Pro'ecu'ion ~hih is s.ir going on, was iDs'i.1tet
bot 1eans' AZ, reduce the peasants to ooedience
the Cove nor General Naismof sen; detachment
police % he spo. All the inhabitants Of the village
with ut exception, have been beaten with rod. 0ne
hu tr,d AID odd peasants three Of whom died during
y ,or,ure reo.fved ZACH 60 s'r9kes Of The En"n.
fhe ecclasiastic Oleu5zki was alretiy Dc. from
natural rauss bnt the Dean and biz Vicar sere aken
10 wilma. aud treated in Is revoliing m-aner. They
were threatened "a be -Di ~ siberia, ard were ni'-
naiely delivered 20 The tribunal I1e Mr,roP",-
itaip obo was a, wilma received from Gen. Nasm'tf
~. srlien order tn expe them Immediately, and thi
order was EXECUTED without sentence Of Corss'oTy,
without r. spect for canonical law
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LosDos MONEY MARKET.-The settlement Of the
Portuguese difficulty caused slight Improvement IN tae
English Funds but il was soon lost again.
Loans abundanty offered the Stock Exchange from
TO T. cert and in the Discount msrAet the mini rate
At!sruc Telegraph share. left OF at $500 $3.50
Sonsos opessd quietly on me h S.; swad the elS's an
money ard 9si nj for account.
slightly increased demand for money peroep.ibe
grant stion rstc bills below :? 2 cent.
Gold was in demand for the Continent
AMERICAN StcURlTIEs.-Ihe london Times Of
the 10Th lays Of the market tse previous day decline Of
@' I the and d Ee ifs o. cen Boad .e At
81 lpois Shares 25d . di' Michigan Cen;alsa 81 New
LIVERPOOL WARKEIs, Oct. a7.-CoTToS-The ad-
vices rer the Arabia have increased the dnts market
and a. hol0r, ne anxious ser prices have sSn way about
bee about 4oCC bales; inct Ding 80 on speculation and eh
Manchester al,o trade ia very dull and prices Of both
goods and yaus have further decinsd
Flour finn for the finest kinds but other descriptions difficult
sell and cheaper Western % Philadelphia aud ba IL
B.s Qua tiles on ay unchanged but or inferior con
bic reduction would haye been made effect sales Last weeks
quotations nominay continued ComEuropean pressing
% case being decline Of I'd. American quite neglected
PRovIsossBeef in limited demand aud prices we.k Pork
slow No American Offering Bacon dull and s h,ly
Lard nessc,es and quite a. ;. ia Tso aae, and
reports -A,hes :In, .ass Of Pots
prices. Coffee quiet. Rosiu Fat At II f,r common Qlef
ctrolBsrk dull QS6 for Philadelphia; sales OF Linssed
Cake a9 l5 tun sPis Of Turpeniine quiet but hFm at
SO 6Gili.
LoNDoS MARKETs.-BEEADsTUFF dull. and prices
barely supeorted Some descriptions Of Wheat lower.
sucSs QUIET but steady CoFyNE dull but strred value.
TrA /, IS INQUIRED RICE in limited request LSsEED On
selling al Sol Rather doing H. TALLOw a. 80 sac for
Y C. the spot, aud 49 al the year. SCOTCH PIC IEos
., 81 a4.S
LATEST Per kangaroo.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, noon, Oct. H.-Messrs.
Glare Sons port CoTToS opens very fiat With tenden
cy .t downward BREaDsTvffs ana Provisions unchanged
in price-uo:lms doing.
LONDON, Wednesday, nOor.-CoDsOls 9Si q 9Ss for
money spd a6f sSi for account
Three per Cent. s7i Ggi.