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FOR NEW

PASSENGERS FOR NEW
>&g YORK BY THg U S. MAIL
ka,r44llss aiSsN STEAMShlP ROANOKE are re-
Hquested 70 be on board before the
hour Of departure, o'clk, 2. 81 FRIDAY, the Sd
inst.
steamers wharves.
Passage 90 New York, meals and state room in
cluded. only $40; storage passage only 50.
Passage to Norfolk same as by the river boats.
No freight can be taken this trip except such ss
We have engaged.
de at Indian a WATSON
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VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, CALL
ED AND KNOWN AS BUCKEYE, IN THE

OOCN4 w hhkNOV run On 70
decree Of the County Court Of Hanover. IN tns
suit Of Poard's exr. against Pollard. &C, the under
signed will sell, on the y.h DAY of December next,
if fair, II not the next fair day. the tract of land
called BUCK EYE, the late residence of VIM II
Pollard. deceased. containing a5s acres. This farm
is in q highly respectable neighborbood, ~ miles
from Richmond. from Alley g Station. on the tir
GINA Central Railroad, and from Hanover Court
House, ia the immcd.te vicinity of thrt ch arcbes
two Presby terrain and one Methodist. and within
convenient distance of other churches of other de-
nominations. The improvements consist Of q good
dwelling house. with rooms, besides cellars barn.
stable. dairy, school house. kitchen, ice house. and
necessary quarters for servants MIR james Win
ston residing the premises will show the farm to
any ono desiring to examine the same.
TRRMs.-ODe-thrd casii: the balance on O credit OF
l and years. for notes with approved personal So
curity. bearing interest from the day Of sale. and
the title retained until the convey is directed by
the y, urt.
The title Is believed to be unquestionable.
WMOWINST0N, Com'r.
will at the same time the above tract OF Land 10
sold sell Household and Kitchen Furniture, stocks of
Cattle. Sheep and Hogs, Mules. Horses. Farming
Implements Corn. Fodder. &c.
TERMS Cash for all sums OF SO and under; over
that sum- months credit will be allowed. the pur-
chaser giving bond in well approved sscu.
rity. wa U WINSTON,
no e-swtds Ex'r Of VIM Il eolIard
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WARD.-Ranaway on the night of the 2lst
n instant. a negro man named ELIJAH. He is
Xk. about 80 years old, over the usual size, black
w.s raised in Tennessee. and sold in Richmond
iew days ago by Mr. j q Dent of Chicksmanga
Tenn. viii give So If delivered TO hector Davis
of Richmond, or myself or $40 il secured injail.
10 s ROBINSON,
no2-ts Cumberland county, Va.
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A BARGAIN RARELY MET WITH
n Now receiving. 20 pair 1'rintcd Wooden sati-
nets, excellent Goods for boys aud mems winter
wear AZ oriy IS cts per yard; also. large lot of
heavy and fine, grey and black Sattinets at ~ Sd
pr Per yard. ALFRED MOSES,
20 Ma st
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CREAT REDUCTION in THE PRICE
~ OF DRY GOODS Our late purchases enable
as 90 sell the fines, French Merinos at the reduced
price If sc per yard.
Bisck AMI Fsucy silks eft 20 and T5c and up.
Wo.sted plsiCs at 25c per yard.
All sinds OF Ladies' Dress Goods 25 per cent cheap
er than before.
Our stock Of Round Maut!a AID Reversible
shssls cannot be surpassed in prices and selectio.
Of patterns
In Embraideriee and Lineus we have extrao,di
nary bargains
Cloth { asslnsres aud Wooden Goods we hsv,
NC unusual large stock, and at very low prices,
J Il n R0SESBAUM,
ro92 lss Broad ST.
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Y A r G AIMS IN EMHROIDEhiES.-
- Swiss einRs ard InseItings; Cambria do do !;
Tho greatest Inducements daily Offering in the
above articles. at MAILERT'S Cheap store
no 80 Mo Al Main 81
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CHAMPAGNE and Sardiae Openers,
Cork screws Oyster Knives. Nut Cracks and
Plates. Crate Guards or Spark Catchers, Nursery
Tenders, Footmen. knife Sharpenars Fork Cleanars
Oyster Broilers, Tea Balls, together with a great
variety Ct other useful go ds to he had the China
and house furnishing store of
TO 90 THOR A RUIEJEy
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~ $40 REWARD. Runaway from
IA the farm CT the subscriber in the lower part
"A 'of Aenfco, Saturday morning. the 9th
- inst a negro man, named ARM cTE6D.-
Dad negro is bright alto about feet inches
1ieh, and isabout &c or 81 years OF age He had on
when he lef n black coat, drab colored pants, aud
black hat will give a reward of $50 Tor his deliv-
sry to me- or secured in any Jail no get him again
no PITTS r. lei pOIk DEXTER.
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BOARDING.

II OAkDING.-MRS. WHARTON. Of the
REVERE HOUSE, cornor of Cd and Franklin
BILE fer FAHILIEs .os'as' suta
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NEW GOODS, NEW aO0pS. ~ i

NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. by tho
: Jasasetcwa. fr5m Now Yerk to-day. we ar. IN
receipt g many ns~ and desirable Goots which ne
White Taietss, White TertatAns, are swiss Musise'
white 40 to'orea Nd 0lpvee. rich Musltp Flonne
Lgs veils, Velvet hfbbcns III an widths rich hite
s,iebets Tor sashes. Black French Mesiro. In
.hswi, Erensh Neyei.sble shawls IL ONE SIX Mar.
trensh Sorsets. and maay ether seasonahie an de-
s. .,a "a "ooas' JMILLHisER 4 BIO,
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E1RST PREMIUM awarded by the Vir.
gna Mschsaics' Institute, for DCWDEN'S
Den tAL FLUID. 1t is recommended by the whole
Dental and Medical Faculty, a. far superior to any
Dentfrice in 1t does not destroy the teeth by
friction, like nearly all the tooth powders made
which ipjure the teeth like n h sand paper 1t
arrests decay; hardens the gums; prevents and re-
lieves toethsche, and impa,ts to the mouth and
brs ath delightful aromatic fragrance. For sale by
ty all Druggists, and Wholesale by
GEO DOWBEN, l75 Broad ct,
de Richmond Va
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T1RE PHILOsOPHEp,a airoNp !

&UPERB Il G H AND HEAVY DE-.
y, b IES 49, ONLY A NINE PrE0E -rLAva
without ANY exception. the beat ba,a.io Ia D.
keges, for nine pence the ard, that car DO pur.
chased in this .ity. Call and see
no - a. hasn,.
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sfsssysxwaZsE,1lEh THE BOAT LEXINGTON
now ready 10 receive freight and
viii Lave SATURDAY next. For freight, apply to
Captain, or
de 2-3I HARRIS Il MOORE.
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pOTASH.-A fresh supply just received
L and for sale by
DUVAL L NORTON. Druggists.
d. linrnnr Main and lNfh Sfs.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-27
Prices and Sales of Stocks in Ne,o York
BY TELEGRAPH,
Through WIN. FISHER 4 Son, Stock and Bill Brokers,
BALTIMORE MARKETS.

TUESDAY. October 26.
COFFEE.-The sales to-day unmporant. The
ket is firm at the quotations. We quote 10 11 cents
for fair Rio II ali for good and all cents
for prime; Laguayra 12G12% cents, and Java 14RG16
cents.
FLOUR-There rather more inquiry to day at about
previous rates. Sales reported of 800 bbls. Ohio
Super at s. 5 400 bbs cut Extra do at 25 200 bbs
Howard Street Super at 1925, and 100 bbls choice How
ard Street Super after change yesterday at $537k.
City Mills Flour dull at S4945 for Super and So 25
for Extra We note sales since Change of 500 bbls City
ard Street at SO Baltimore ground Family selling $3.50
and Extra at $3.50. Rye Flour is quiet at 81 25G437L
and Corn Meal at $4.37K for City.
GRAlN-The offerings today were fair and the market
steady at about Wheat the offerings were
$500 bushels all of which sold 1l0G15 cents for or
nary white, l20al25 cents for fair 130G135 cents for
good and we quote prime and choice l40dl43
Red is steady 15lS for fair and llO cents
for good to prime. There bushels Corn offered
and sales new white made 656S cents and old
do at 757S cents. Old yellow brought S0dS2 cents for
good to prime, and new 65 Rye continues dull with
light receipts We quote Maryland at 65 20 cents and
Pennsylvania at SO cents. Oats steady, with 1000
bushels market all of which sold at 42 AZ cents for
Maryland and 43(d47 cents for Pennsylvania.
M0LASSES.-We are not advised of any sales to-day.
We continue to quote Cuba Muscovado at 2sd31 cents
clayed 26G27 cents, and Porto Rico 3032 cents and
English Island at zSd30 cents.
PROVlSIONS.-The market is steady, with fair de
mand Bacon is selling at X and OK cts for Shoulders,
and Sides and Hams at 10H cts Bulk Meat is steady
64 cts for Shoulders and sAdsh for Sides and
Hams. Mess Pork is steady, with very light demand at
SIC so for City, and note sale of 60 bbs Prime do
S14 We quote Rump at $3.50. Beef is steady SIS
for Mess and $12 for No l. Lard is also steady,
with sales of 100 bbs City at e cts, and 100 erces Wes
term yesterday, at IL cts.
RECEIVE quote fair good at 3H d3z cts dull.
SUGAR.-we still without any sales to note The
market is very dull at the quotations, viz: refining
grades of Cuba English Island and Porto Rico at $65O
fair 20 s ~ sTou p up De- az so17 X d Mine e. ics
do $s.25ds so.
sALT-Liverpool Ground Alum is selling at 80 cts. per-
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PRICE TWO CENTS

citemcnt and lawessness prevails which they would
never dream Of at any other time and which, if done in
peaceful state of society, would evidence that deep
maigniy of heart that demands the severest punish
ment known to the law. But still the majesty Of the law
must he maintained and the public justice vindicatcd
nes must De protected IN their persons and property
GU assaulted, in most brutal manner. who had
not offended you either by word or deed and you beat
nun Cfuey ana without the slightest justification, and
nope you now sec the enormity of the you committed
sentence each of you to confinement of o years in M
Maryland Penitentary.
Each of these prisoners, when his Honor had
concluded his remarks evidenced their appreciation
OF thc cemency thus shown them by an audible ex-
! precision of thanks.
| Ills Honor next directed Thos Hogg 10 stand un
when he also passed sentence upon him as fol-!
lows:
The evidence adduced in this trial having made a dis
hcton between you and those with whom You have lust
been tried and convicted and falling to show that Won
were guilty OF an equal participation in the mat ter CHARGED
anu ue Jury having, upon that evidence made a disnrimi
nation in your favor in the rendition of the verdict tb
in the city Jail.
q, The Court was then adjourned until 10 O'Clock
this morning
This trial has occupied three davs. and awakened
an unusual interest in our community, tho court
room being crowded each day with their friends
and those who anxiousy awaited the result Tho
verdict was received by the prisoners apparently
as though anticipated by them while the same NAV
pe sald OF most, If not all, Of those present. The
clemency OF the Court in sentencing the first four
named to the pcntentary, was acknowledged by
each OF them IN audible expressions of thanks and
1t was evident that they received a more limited
sentence than they had expected under the verdict
OF the jury. The sentence also excited considerable
comment among the spectators owing to the elem
ency manifested by the Court, but his Honors rea-
sons for such course will be found fully set forth in
our report of the trial. In a short time after re-
celylng their sentence the prisoners were removed
to Their respective quarters by Marshal Watkins
and his deputies, and placed in charge of the war
dens of these institutions
CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs.-Hon. William L. Mar
shall, Judge The Court engaged in the fol-
lowing cases yesterday:
Beck u Lemcke Us. Henry Seitz. Action on
promissory notes. Verdict for plaintiffs for S46S Al
D. lanhauser Robbins d Prince. Action on
an order. Verdict for plaintiff for Sl27 60
Assignment for today-from 81 to H.
m SUPERIOR CoURT.-Hon. u. Collins Lee, Judge
The Court was engaged in the following cases yes
terday:
Miller d Mayhew as. Woodward receiver, &C.
Before reported. Attachment quashed.
Alexander johnson rs. Joseph Watson Lands
and Walsh for plaintiff; Pitts and Leakin for de-
fendant Not concluded.
Assignment for tO-day-34G to 364.
CIRcrT COURT FoF BALTIMORE CIrY-There was
no business of public interest transacted in this
Court yesterday.
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Messina, Sept. 27In port brig Clarence Phinney for
/ baltimore

Messna, Sept 27.-In port brig Clarence, Phnney, fol
Baltimore, soon
EASTERN PORTS.
NEW YORK. October 25.-Ar:. ships ReSolutc and Co
umbia, Liverpool Wahamo, Bordeaux; 0rpheus, Bremen
Raven, Padang brgs Daniel Webster, Malaga; Nicholas
Currer. Bristol. f. schr David B. Bayes, Tarragona-
Cl d ships Amazon, London; Confidence, New Orleans
Erie and Ann Maria Savannah; Africa Charleston; barks
Trieste Sumatra; Palmetto, Galveston; Rrnzi, Napara
So Maraya Antigua; Wursata, ROtterdam sChrs +. g.
Johnson Key West 5. T. Abbott and FORM Jacksonville
Wide World Wilmfngton Ann City Point; John Boston
Charleston; Fannie, Cieufuegos.
PHILADELPHIA, October 25.--Arr schr Octoraro
Port Deposit CID brig Globe, Georgetown S c.; schr E.
l.. Day, Richmond.
SOUTHERN PORTS
NORFOLK, October 23-Cl'd bark Louisa Bliss, Matan-
RICHMOND, October 23.-Crd schrs. J. W. Woolston
and Augustus, Philadelphia.
WILMINGTON, October 23.-Arr sclrs. W. S Tisdale.
New York. Vermont, New London. Crd brig belmont
Locke Cardenas; schrs. J. t Williams and John Clark
New York
CHARLESTON. October 23.-Arr steamship Marion.
New York; ship Robert Cushman, Liverpool Crd steam
ship Nashville, New York; sclrs. c. S Peasce PhadeI-
phia; G. Darby, New York.
SAY ANNAH October 23--Aw. barks Peter DcmiII.
New ork; lie Roy, Boston; brig Rolcrson, from Mobile
for Boston, in distress.
AOBllE, October 1S.-Arr. ships Evening Star, Tenn
par Charter Oak, Paragon and :. CTOwcll New York
Nathaniel Thompson Havana Lafayette Portland; A.
H. stevens, Liverpool; brigs Aurate and Queen of the
South, Boston
October 20.-Arr bark T. p. Bertram New York
VIEW ORLEANS, October 22.-Arr (per tel ships Mar
gnote New York; Atalanta and Kate Prince. Liverpoo
bark H. Spaulding, Rockand Cld ships W H. Giland
Boston; Pocahontas Caroline Nrsmith and Assyra Liv
erpool; Wild Cat and Excelsior, Havre
October % Arr. ships LancasterShire Naples Mongo
| a and Rockingham, Liverpool Baden ITavre
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At a meeting of the creditors of the Ohio Trust
Company, Mr.. J. p. Kilbrcth was recommended to
the United States Court proper person to be
appointed Receiver of that Company.
The Directors of the Bank of the State of Indiana,
at their regular quarterly meeting at indianapolis
last week, adopted resolution in favor of the es-
tablishment of Clearing House at Cincinnati
but declaring it expedient to unite with the Bank
of the Ohio Valley under its present organization
The Indiana Banks insist upon an equal share in
the stock and management with the Ohio banks as
a condition precedent to their cooperation.
The directors of the Bank of the State of Indiana a
their regular quarterly meeting at Indianapolis last
week, adopted resolution in favor of the establishment
of Clearing House at Cincinnati, but declaring it mex
pedent to unite with the Bank Of the Ohio Valley under
its present organization The Indiana banks insist
equal share in the stock and management with the
Ohio banks condition precedent to their operation
The Cincinnati Gd-ee says that of the want
banks will probably undertake to carry the project
through as an independent Ohio institution without
making distinction in the its clearing
departments against the banks of Indiana kentucky
which may, individual corporations, operate with it.
In this much good may be accomplished, but in
der to establish thorough clearing house. broader and
more liberal basis must be provided
Judge Perkins has decided in the Putnam Indiana Cir
cuit Court that the issued by private banks ban
kers intended to circulate money, void The Judge
in his opinion ably reviews the history of banking
decides that the issue of such notes is
and that is in conflict with both the sta
tute law.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
-

Rio De JANEIEo-Bari: Dorchester.
30 bags coffee, D. Wared Son; IS logs rosewood. ].
Hooper Sons; 1910 bags coffee, trunks, box mdzc
order
DEMARARA-Br. Brig Niscorado.
1916 hhds. sugar, is tres do 352 b5s do, 900 shad
dock, W. II. Perot; 1000 oranges, master.
LIvERpooL-Ddrd Stetcart.
80 tons pig irOn keyscr TroXcll x Co; % casks beer
q pkg merchandise 295 bags salt 20 boxes pipes, g. W.
). Hall X Co.. casks hardware T. Mckenzie Il Co IL
do. do, Il. F. Noss; do. do, Ward Bros; do do +. R
Wasche x Co; 20 do. do, Jessop & Fulton; l do do,
Hodges Garnett Co. do do. L. Larrabee & Son; 10
do. do, Fitzgerald, Booth CO.. IL do do, J. W Ceulcy
& Co.; q do do W. r. Penniman & Bro . do do King
Co; 16 pkgs. earthenware Burgess, Dale X Co.. do
fancy goods, Garfield, Bros. Co.; Ais bars iron, 257
bdls do Norris x Bro. 26 chains Levin JONES' 900
sacks salt, F. L. Brauns CO. 100 bbl. soda ash D. Nc
Twain, anchor, 80 casks chains so metals, 3S3
bars iron, 800 bdls do order.
BREMEN-BTem. Ship Albert.
134 boxes pipe clay, do plate, l cask brandy-A.
Schumacher Co; Is boxes mdse.-H. +. Alber X Co..
do. dO.-Lews Drost Co. do do-St .llman, Hinrichs
Co.; so do. do.-Geske Niemann; Is do do-Geyer Il
Brauns Co; "a do. do-kidd White; 81 do do-Burk.
meyer Bros II do do.-E Uhrlaub; do. doc Spilker
X Co.; 6 do. do-A Nogeler; do dow. l.. Buckmeis-
ter do. do.W. Mallinckrodt; do do.-E Lindemann;
do doc. Plate; do. do +. Geyer do books-Oerichs
Il Lurman; do. cigars 2 do. mdse-Beck & Backmann;
So do. doc W. Gail; q do. doA. Seemuller & Sons
Sc do. do, 100 do. pipes, So do bowls-W. A. +. Mar
burg; bbl. plums-Von Kapn Ahrens 426 sets willow
ware-Gerdes Bulling Co.; 2l2 kegs herrings-Kunkel
Son; bbs potaoeS-W. Ochs; II boxes mdse.-order.
COASTWISE.
BOSToN-BdTk SeIdh.
160 tons copper Ore-Batmore Copper Co.. 100 bdls.
iron-Stickney Il Co.. 900 pkgs mdse.-order.
EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.
HALIFAX, n. S.-1eGs bbs. flour; 2261 bush. corn 3
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A11rGAyY CoUxrY.-From the Cumberland Civil,

ALLEGANY CoUNrY.-From the Cumberland Civil
ian:
Canal Trade.-A slight rise has occurred in the
Potomac river, and there is sufficient water in
the canal for boats drawing four feet. During the
week ending on Saturday last, 101 boats left Cum
berland for Georgetwon and Alexandria, carrying
9,S02 tons of coal.
The total number of boats descending the canal
for the to date is $780, and the total tonnage
2l7 200 tons.
Dams mountain, just west of this city is now on
fire, and burning with fearful rapdity. We have
not yet heard Of any damage done to fencing, but
presume much has been consumed. The scene Of
the burning mountain, as witnessed Sunday
night from this city, was really grand, although
the effect was somewhat marredby the bright moon
light
The Grand Jury found a bill of indictment against
Thomas Walls, for the murder of young King, at
Oldtown, in May last, and it is expected his trial
will commence tomorrow.
The corn crop of Allegany has turned out
better than was supposed a few weeks since. There
is abundance in market now, the ruling price of
which is 81 per bb in ears.
The President of the Cumberland Coal & Iron
Company, r. p. Getty, Esq, has resigned, much to
the regret of the Board. Charles Gould, Esq, has
been elected to succeed Mr. Getty.
On last Wednesday night, three persons named
V. b. Clippinger, George Clark and - Nelson,
engaged in playing cards in Gramlichs tav-
ern, on Mechanic street. when some misunderstood
ing occurred, and the parties got into melee dur
ing which Clark received two severe stabs from Il
Mile, lHliiCleu III OHpplugeT was Gc-
treating and was followed by both the other par
ties, threatening his life. He for home, to
which he was followed by Nelson, who, reaching
the door, cut Clippinger on the shoulder, though
not severely. Nelson and Cippinger were arrested
and in due time had hearing before Justice
Strong, who released the latter, as it was proven
he acted mainly in self defence Nelson was COM
mited to Jail to await his trial at the January term
of court the grand jury of the present term having
adjourned. Clark cannot be removed from bed
He lies in a critical condition.
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Levi j. Hampton was arrested at Ashland, Green
up county, KY, while at church, last Sunday, by
three officers from Kansas. He is charged with en-
bezzling large sums of government money.
Rev. Isidore Leventhal, late Rabbi of the Jewish
Synagogue in Lafayette, Indiana, has accepted a
call to the Synagogue in Mobile at salary of
81, 800 per annum.
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Marine Disaster-LOss of Life.

NORFOLK Oct. 25.-The schooner A. j. Ward,
from Sandy Point, Va, was knocked down on Sun
day of Chincoteague, and all hands lost. The sea
was oG1 e&eeculnsIy h'Sm 5c out 'nG Wlno llg9t:
schooner, named }. p. Sampson, from Staten
Island with both masts gone and badly damaged in
the recent heavy gale.
Several other vessels in Hampton Roads,
slightly damaged, either vessels cargocs. The
sea outside is running very heavy, with stiff
gale
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The United States Agricultural Fair.

RlCHNoND, Va, Oct. 2G.-The fair grounds have
been thronged all day. An address was delivered
by Gen. Tilghman, President, and brief speeches
were made by Governor Wise, Ex-President Tyler,
and W. c. Rives.
The Democratic State Committee to day fixed
upon Petersburg, December LIST, for holding the
at
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The Difficulty with the Navajoe Indians.

ST. LOUIS, Oct 26.-Santa Fe dates to the 4th
confirm the second battle with the Navaioes Indians
as already reported. The Indian gent has formally
suspended relations with them. The Navaoes own
quarter of million sheep and some sixty thou
sand horses and if these destroyed it will drive
them to desperation and occasion second Florida
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Burning of Flour Mills.

CTNCrHNATI, Oct. 25.-The fours mills of Sapp &
Co.. at Dover, KY, were destroyed by fire OF
Friday night, together with eighteen thousanc
bushels of wheat, and eight hundred barrels o
-four. The loss is estimated at forty thousand dol
lars which there is sixteen thousand dollars in
Surance
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sack, Marshas Fine I25 cts Ashtons do. at 40
and Turks Island at 20 cts per bushel.
SEEDS.-The market continues duh at S5.G0G5.75
for Coverseed, with sales of 100 bus prime
the inside figure. $2G212h for Timothy, and Sl55G3
LEO for FlaXSeed
WIIISKEY.-The market is lower. We note sales to-
day of $50 bbls Ohio at 22x cts We quote City at 22
r1nuAfra 1Ix
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New York Polite.

ALBANY, Oct. 25.--Mr. Shear, the American
nominee for Congress, is understood to have writ
ten letter declining in favor of John II. Reynolds
independent democrat, thus uniting the opposition
to Erastus Corning
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Rank Failure and ETciiement at Peoria

PEORIA, H., Oct. 26.-There is great excite
ment here, caused by the failure of Messrs Curiss
4 Co., bankers. There are threats of mobbng the
banking house and the residences of the members
of the firm The military ordered to be in rea-
diness
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The PiccoIomini Excitement

New York, Oct. 26-The Piccolomini excitement
is daily increasing. The sale of tickets to-day for
the fourth night was very brisk. Twenty to thirty
dollars premium paid for choice of boxes.
There was an immense crowd at the third perlor.
nance last evening.