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POLICE CoURT.-Jenny McCune, Susan Butler.
and John Jackson were fined 50 and costs for IL
toxication
William Clemens, charged with burglary and
larceny, was discharged
The case of Elem McDonOugh, charged with as.
sault and battery, was continued to the 9th
zCourt adjourned until Saturday.
DISTRICT Court, Nov. 4-The Jury in case OF
Wilbur and Mcdowell vs.. Mason, returned YER
dict for Defendant
Sutton VS. Gleason. Action on trespass Plain.
tin, by virtue of an agreement entered into with
Defendant, sought TO obtain compensation for one
moiety OF the produce of twenty-three acres Of
wheat which was his property, but which it was
charged defendant, by himself OF his agents, had
cut down and converted TO his own use. The act
complained of took place in 1854 The Jury found
for Plaintiff Sl9S 25.
Attorneys for Plaintiff Kelly and Griswold; De.
fendant, Stetson, Coe and Robinson
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FEsTIvAL.-Chapin Hall was last night thronged
with the elite of Cleveland society, who had gath
cred to grace the Festival of St. Paul's Church.
and beautiful sight was presented TO the eve Of
spectator The hall was handsomely decorated
with evergreens and pictures, aud over the plat
form was the motto, "Let Brotherly Love Contin.
ne, wrought in letters Of evergreen. Wei filled
and tastily arranged tables were tended by fan
dealers, rendering the double temptation too "a
to be resisted by young men with loose change in
their pockets. A post Office, partitioned of with
the stars and stripes, was we'll patronzed
During the evening the choir of the Church, un.
der the direction of Prof Bird, entertained the com
pany with some excellent music
The amount realized could not be ascertainei
last night, but about Sl3O worth oftckets had beer
sold. The Lo!!a affair was a highly successful aut
agreeable party and viii be remembered as on,
OF the most pleasant occasions Of, the winter
Great credit is due the ladies for their efforts tc
render the hall and tables attractive They sue
ceeded most admirably. The funds collected OF
this occasion will aid materially in liquidating th
debt of the Church
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Special Notices.
COAL -COALM- COALIM

n For Gas Fixtures and FIttiag-Agply
Fogg Ensgorts & Co., lO5 and IO7 Superior street
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
APP ETON, TRACY & CO.
wALTHAN. MASS. MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent LeUeI' Watches.

THESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
Il made bg the and OF and original maehin ~ ez-
yressly desi gned 10 Secure. PRICE, FINE.
SUBSTANTIAL. RELIABLE TIME-KEEPER The
movements IN construction and pronounced BY
h. highest authorities to be FAULTLESS IN PRINCE
PIE AND QUALITY, and have been proved by the most
sracng to lie reliable and unlaug in action These
Watches are manufactured entire fro crude mateTals m
single aDlShmen BY ected and uniform
;he nanuiactoy being organized upon the system
hat h7s lee odpted In the produ iOn OF the unequaed
amercan firearms, which enablrs t. produce move
ment AT ONEHALF the price OF foreign moFenebt cI
Quat; and we guarantee the perfect perJTmance
iOf ten years Of eYeIv Wa ch manu9etq 81 " ls -,
ALL FOREIGN WATCHES AXE hADE b1 HAND
the American Watches being ne oAy ones hisoe uy ma
hinely. upon unioim sysiseln ys nv -ilos NS9y -
inc onf ~ order paris OF the count it IS in
nossie - ind good tch Tepairtrs. sn Watn reparnx
= .iovs uncerfar ard THE Introduction Of
Amsrcan Watches dSposes Of ths dlmculty and COUNTY
VcprHANTs weu v Al, h-lealelz. keep
IS D Il OF their Gel sneuus sock and thus supply their
customers with STAPLE. which msy be used any
rbrr article without mystery OF humbug Sold By The
trade generally, sndby
ssp2s dSW 3m III ms Is Maiden Lane, New f0rk
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.
ARRIVALS.

~ CHlLens wishing conveyance to either of the AbGv
o. 6oats called for by the Coaches Stevens
Line by leaving their address the Omnibus Of
ace 3I superior street. door next to Weddsn House
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S. N. SANFORD. A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
Real G5state Ageuts.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
IN SU RAJ c E
AGENTS,
No SO Superior Street. Marble Block, up stairs.
No, SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
u A FAR9I-Nuet,- X acres, mies froin the ci by
railroad good pro ucte gOcd boiings; Is acres Of
change IN ptrt other good property So per
GRANGER STkEET-,JiIe md a half story House and
lotto exchange f farm; would prefer one IN tn VI N
ASHFsBULA Co-Near Ashtsbula: Farm of l55
acres with variety Of excellent soi and goJd uii
zy; fine orchard; about 30 tmher-will e1ehang'
F PUTHaM t5 PRULDNG iI f Cooe ae Lands in
III, counties 70 exchange for City properly;
from Dubuque 32 acres excellent prairie Lant-wiu e1
Twenty AC BES-Near KinsTnsn s.reet and the
City line. with stresm Of wafer running ttrougn-Wlli
i60 ACRES-fn Pierce county, Wisconsin, Mis-
ssppi river; Iich soil and we'll tmberedo exchange fo
WOOD sTIThree Nv story houses and lots; good
lucas CO.-SiTeen miles from Toledo; 81 10 ex-
change fjr a small house and ,ol in the City ,ty-,,-,,
now Real Estate and insurance. Agen's
NOR SALE. .-GRANGEK STA
Il god two story House and Lot. a By 5) feet with
MARION sr.-GJad House and Barn, with Lot, 90 by
ERIE sT~Dyubs frsrne House, and LO' % by ll5fe;;
Sl,suO %.
tOn; Farm of q acres; soil sandy loan; with large farm
hqqse 6 53E9 = STe5S,s %s r. S s4e T5 aff
'il5 coTTAGE Ut AGE 8 I6T-Near Perry slr. ct
NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ZOO acres Of land in Tennessse-eIceilenil land
gatervd with a good col mine now open ready to " rk
VIII exchange Tor real estate Il this county
FULTON co -l6O acres, 2z miles from Railroad, tOCX
/ change for City property.
considerable fruit 10 exchange for house and lot IN In
CASE AVENUE Nice Cottage House. with large lot
| To errhauge fer "A small larm. 81 90.
PERRY ST-Large co tase, well built and flushed
with and shrbbcry also stable. WI take sma
/ house and lot in part pay
| ~ ACRES-Cns mile west oftl riy line plank
| exchange for a house aud 10; 10 the city.
NOR SALE-A PRETTY FRANZ
IL COTTAGE-Eight r oms-with g Cd Lot, Barn, &c.
| Iu first rate order-ne7r Perry stIeef-Sl600.
| FiFTY-FIVE ACRES-In Parma.
| EIgTEEN ACkES-EouT MI ,es rast Of the city.
| FORTY ACRES-Of good Farming lsnd-25s miles from
superOr CITY Lake exchsuge for vacant Oi
| x LARGE WELL FINISHED BsICK HOUSE, AND
LOT-Wel located and neur 10 business
DOR SALE. SUMMIT CO. A
large building, well located and suitable fo 4 public
| house or stor with acres Of land 81 80.
| BROWNELL STA two story frame house and lot
| S23B
SENECA ST Corner Su nmit. large To-, running frum
/ summit st. to the Lake Very cheap.
~ OACRESNear st Clair Road, 81 miles from tLe city
| Very low.
ngS well fue orchard and IS acres good timber
| - ROUSE JENNINGS.
nl23 Real Estatr Agents.
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Price, $500 a package
PARIS, January, Is57.

For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No. % Superior street, Cevelard who VIII supply the
Annie de Femme at the Prapsie.or's prices.
aul0 dSwly6
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Gar0mare.
G11qrnuer5

ENG RAYING AND LITHOGRAPHING
.DRAINARD & BURRlDGE, WOOD
ID EEGRAVERs AND LITHOGRAPHERS Bs
-. L.-a an
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sHr r,sSv ro.n,csrhe bull Of he sbp Fsnny FosiSA
lying The opposite sie Of The rier = savannah
from the fire were sold g under 40 order q Port War
dens Tor aeccun, u Underwriters and al concerned and
srrassHir srwssrs ralbo hence Nrsed ~ New Orleans
18th snsi
Relinna IN distress. been abandoned by her owners
the nn1srwrierp
Rs,e wniI.. ct,vrosp, small Of and from Nscsi.s q.
Providence. with lumber, went ashore on rnEernucs shoa
chofea 30 Vineyard Sound 18th.
Brs pnLr,-we learn BY le,ier received % ais city yes
eray that the brig Delta previously reported IN dsre-s ~
Norfolk has sustained no damage and viii nc COON The ways
Sem Glosr-Bcaufor Nc Nov isThs schr Globe, Of and
for Washington Nc thc Wes Iudes ballast
ashore ne I'm inst about miles % oecose Inlet and
Esa. secretary Board sf undcrwri,ersJ
scHR Mlssny, Brooks, at New Bedford from, Delaware
an unknown soooner ran scross he en ofh Minerva
lore he nsnsa and Went clear without touching the hull
scuH K.rr sr.usu Andre Il Charleston 18th from =
Thomas c-i s.Ls Ac ON the ISh ms. during heavy blow
the Shoal Of The above Cape where remained until
ieasy ~
scnR NlcsosvrIs from Charleston for BALTIMORE with
sargo Of rice mcsssss AID wheat put Into Norfolk ss met
leaking nady she ~l large part OF Der cargo In gale
rto1 Roar MAsos before repo,ed ashore NE beech
snvsns Island, had commenced breaking up 18Th inst and
ssiis rigging &c
srs.srua grounded on the Oats South Boston nigh
Ship Be,sey Williams. Of New Bedford htuns for the
r.ghng business and IL intended 70 send her 70 Tscahnsnc
L.rscHsp = HARRINGTON 2sh NH b. Nash $50
Nash spd others snd Cpp, Putnam who win comnand
BARK 20 tons eslsd ibr Msls ye,csif owned y
y s,h aas ms'ga ms ~ n ~ msnd her sse
y 10 load with ICE Tor Havana.
Notice 60 Mer,ners.
Ns s. nsrsn sea ma sya s s ssSss ows
Negro leland LedeesrSs b""y painted baeh ~" ""Fse"
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After holiday . not good time 20 visit the markets
with ,oquo,ng the prices AZ the fluctuations caused
10y The heavy demand Of the previous day and the slack
demand Of the following day unsecs prices, and makes
the scale NJ and down rapsy Yesterday business
wa very dull ami prices low, and may be several
days before the market vii resume IT. normal state.
The business done previous Thanksgiving day WAS
bad-muth worse than usual-owng the plentiful sup
ply and rather Light demand tact, Ear the sales
poultry went the Of the previous Saturday
was nearly ~ iarg, prices better THIS, hcw
ever good part owing 10 the wretch.i quality Of
the poultry thrown toe market II !. disgraccful Ia
our poultry raiscrs that they send such fo~l-sowl
IN more senses than onc-to market. They are
not fai,ened Al ALL while the dressing AMI
preparing for market rcAects anything but ere.
dit then skiH Turkeys we're selling al o.. a
Zoe. pcT n which, II aiisned and properly dressed
could have been sold for ~, i5c per h. ON this sub
their interests Yesterday tiss description II poultry
were selling chickens for per h. and turkeys cr
and 100 by retail There u large supply Of this stuff IN
market
came il scsroo and very dear the weather beng
cold enough 20 iustfy sI"sneu at distance sending \
a. market There little yents,n IN market which sells
nj To- . ls,. by the saddle
FRESH meats unusually low 10 price - uu bo seen
by cur let There seems 10 hc an abundant supply q
cattle, and prices IN cnusequcnue cannot 10 maintained
We wish 10 be understood that the prices we quote are
those II the large markets not what II asked by the retail
butchers ~ town, many a. whom ask and ret two and
three on,s pound more than ~ lustihshe When will
the Comcn Council markets a. he built Cor tue
commodaton Of the ~ town population 81 thus city
Fish continues high for the Smells, much
przcn hy gcurmande very scarce yet but bc
plentiful before long A She fresh water lake Ssh In
market--ake perch. picscrel. 6C and in COOL d.
mand though the prizes arc high Hallbu and sturgeon
are about played out FROST ash ~ market Among
The arrivals salmon lof ~ ycr pound u u very
unusual 10 have any late the year u IL does not
se well a. s not looked fof. Oysters very ane
and rsi aud sell wei
Vegetables ale unusually low md promise 10 remain 50
he h whf rnu
PEND j. unlimited Potatoes have not been 30 One ADD
cheap for years Peach blows stll command the highest
priees but many prefer the The peach blows
donoi look very well, hut a i an excellent potato Va
BAKE roast New Jersey sweet potatoes sell a. low as
at A barrel
Arps threaten H. " very dear this winter ss Tho win.
ter have already begun % soften and the supply Is
small
Butter sells inr twenty I've Ccuts, AMI 81 taf quality
Ih.nsn !. bog nninr II be natahle
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POSTAL DIRECT RY
Foreign and Domestic Mails.

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TIME OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YORK OFFICER.
DOMESTIC .Norh-Abany Buffalo and Canadas.. ~
North and West way mail. pa A. NJ
Western mail via ErieIRR .5is A. NJ. and 80 7. M.
m saa Aaa seaasss.e.a7 AN and 4hPM
Eastern mail BY railroad. So A. NJ. and ID r N.
" by steamboat r. M
CALIFORNIA. By steamer, via Panama. Saturday, - .
The Overland NAH for California leaves St. Louis
every Monday and Thursday, at 8 A. NJ. Letters
designed for it should be marked Overland, via
St. Louis.n
5. L.srCrv The Overland Mail from St. Joseph CNo) to
every Saturday, at A. NJ. Letters should be
marked Overland, via St. Joseph
So. PACIFIC BY steamer, VIA Panama. Saturday,
NOV. ~. 4. NJ.
HAvAsA.... BY steamer Black Warrior. Saturday,
Euaopx -. BY steamship Kangaroo for Liverpool,
Saturday, Nov 20. ........... l0x A. NJ.
BY screw steamship New York, for
Bremen, with mails for German States,
saturday, Now O.....,............. lots A. NJ
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
INDIA The Overland Mall follows:-Via Mar
seiles on the I'd 9TH 18th and 18th of each month.
Via Southampton 4th, 12lh and 10th touching at
Gibraltar Malta, Alexandria Suez and Alden.
Via Marseles the 9th and 18th Via souhamp
4th and 10Th
Via Marselles and Suez the 10TH Via South
ampton and Suez 18th
MAuRrius.. Via Alden 4th and 9Th Of the month.
BRAZIL. Via Southampton the 9th OF the month
When the date OF making the Indian and Australian
mails london falls Sunday they made up the
evening previous
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Port OF New York. November 10, 1855.

CLEARED.
sieamship kangaroo u,rl, jeffrey Lyerpool-J q Dale
steamship New York rem', Won sanien Rremsnceleese
s%A TsSS sss s
ship Grnhams Policy, NORTON An,werp-Ley'n hariea'
s 1s ko haT'n hr lsw New ore'P' apey
A1s fos: a a Per-, De Cru. .opor;,L sTssos
Bris wlklns Mocku, s. John, MI 4 pewe.a
sshr srisSt NOBLE BsraSere cIyc II fisr.a
sehr : Myers Cobb MoOi1Ie5,Ease, Hazard A.,
schr N Holmes. Brewster, ssvannsh-Nooroaay Mott A
sssr Maysss Hsss. wI@las,s0 Mot sco
ssSr Srs;,sTs Day. ScSssSsS Brg1, sasli
sC Rr Z c s S,cssrscn ssiem"R Ropes Co
scbr N 4 Hidreh, nfdreih, Prosidcnce-J EDWARDS.
STEAMER Eila, Robinson, Philadelphia.
cid lsh-Bars Theo Curtis Ednonds, PorilndG Hatch
schr Howard, Lowell, Hosson-s v Lewis 20,
esr ss as.m nssns s.,,as,
steamer Delaware. Cones PhladslvhH
ARRIVED
p.s.-nsers TO L ssshin 500 Nov H. IA, Pm Is mites
NEfrynspan Shoals exchanged signals with bark Henry.
Steamship James Adger Adams. Chsreson 50 hour, with
bar II company with sSp. Uncle Jce and Colombo. soans to
Europe pssssd hound A. M .s xne,S IN tow % csps
with large in n i,h lat !" Ion - 80 passed shr Jos-ph
s.eanship Thomas Swami Ramsey, Ba,'nore win ndse,
to n y Cromwell 4 90.
ship Excelsior swift Liverpool Sept D. with mdse md -
passengers Ssml Thcnpsons Nephew. the 2h, 18th
and 9Th of Ocolsr lat a. Ion 81 experienced hurricane
from The Eastward during which lost topsal.ntmss foretop
ana orsInss' head - sas blown nom & rasseis
shipped heavy which stove forward nouser wsshe
pump serond rshln and
bnwarks washed overheard Vim stephens
officer Savannah George Proper Michael ferny Henry
Thompson and VIM FISHER all Of whom
Afterwards; had the rudder head sprung a.
Tho taken IL 70 miee EE Of sandy ook by
tug VIM Webb blowing very heavy q the time ron NV
Ship Agnes ieeds Wais Antwerp with mdre 10 Ne-nin
son.. Was swr, into quarantine this evening.
Bark " r. Rurcr Dtano, ~ Marks, ~ DAVIS with cotton,
Sc 10 Brode A Peses Has had very heavy weather he
whole passage.
Rrig Mary r Hoorehouss 81 Jagc a. Cubs &c, - will
tohaeeo Ac "a Thomas James 18th inst 70 NO. Ion "a
sht Leeds Antwerp for New York. The
N has experienced heavy weather.
Sehr Vide World, Buckley. Wilmington, SC.
Sohr Adele. COT, Wilmington, NC
Schr Arnon. Crosby, Georgetown, DC. days
Sfhr I'm A Daring, Barter, BALTIMORE, days
schr Mary susan, Raynes, knzabeihyor Tor hos.,a
Schr Exchange. Haileti Albany for Somerset
s;ca Boston. sslew. Philadelphia
Steamer wcs'cheslef, Clark Providence
SAILED.
Steamship Circsss,n tBrl, galway and others.
vbrd during The dsy wNw, fresh.
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Total. .2o73o 83l65 5i37l
CopsE-Saics Of about 500 bags Of Rio made at
le'ac. rs do. Bahia at exc and 25o do haracsibo At
CorToS-Tbe sales embraced about 200 bales closing
steady on the basis Of ii &c. for middling npands
FRECnns.To Liverpool about 500 bbls. rosin were en-
gagged Al Is and about 900 bales OF cotton AZ 32d
Nd chiefly the latter figure and 10 tons dead weight
To Havre 300 bales OF cotton were engaged at
1ic. There nothing 10 Glasgow or 10 London
vessel OF 500 engaged 10 load with cotton to
Liverpool at 916d There change to notice in rates
for Australia or for California.
fRurr-Sales OF 500 boxes Of rasns were made, m
GLIDING layers at 81 45 " so; NJ r. at 81 o5 halves
at 81 10, and quarters at 621sc
AY.Sales Of about 100 bales were made for shipment
ste.
IIrpfs continue active, and sales TO considerable
tent have been effected both the spo, arrive
advance ,c per 10. the ruling last week
Transactions restricted by the extremely light stock
which is only about soep hides Tho sales have been
20 Bucnos Ayrcs an& Monevdeo 10 arrive, at 81 &c
26c.. SIX months 1000 Savanla 1sc.. six months
1000 do, lie, six months: 1900 ornoco &c % &c,
six months.
LEATHER remains firm and active: prices are well
tanned, and every indication Of an advance The re-
cepts 81 700 bemock, 900 OAK sales II 600 hem
lock 900 oak. stock 81 GOO hemlock, 70, 400 oak
lime was dull at zoe for common Rockland aud at
81 NC. for lump do.
Mo.issFS-sslcs Of 20 hhds. Porto Rico We're made NJ
3:c.. aud 20 hhds Barbados at 2sc.
Ns,Al sroHss quiet and 10 the absence Of sales,
quotations were nominal.
ons.-Linsecd IN fair demand. with sales 10 n
deratc extent a doc Gle crude whale IN fair de
msnd with sales Mt 53c. Sic sperm selling at 81 IS
n 81 %. Lara OIL Was unChaflgctl
lRovfsIoSs.--pork-Thc market was nrm ana fair de-
nsnd with sales Of about $50 hbs, including mess, At
al 80 81 62&; sour do at $40 so $40 62ts and old
prime STA and city do at $l4 So among the saes
800 bbs, sellers option deliverable IA December
and January - SIT 80. Beef was steady with good
demand while the gales embraced about 600 "A 700 bbs,
including country prime, at SO SO 81 country nj
~ ~ so rcpackcd Western al 81 so sll, and
cxira do at al 10 a sl2 Beef hams were lrm with
sales Of about $50 bbs ~ si& 90 SIS for Western Sales
Of 5000 city rut pork hams made al Dc, for delivery
this month lard steady, with sales Of 800 bbls at
.lA tsN4 fp Gt.4a FlR
dcnaid AT unchanged prices.
B,cL was quiet nj DC. sac
slgus-Saes Of is cases Of nrncrs made al 55c
aad IS bags OF pepper at eisc
StCgRs.-Thc market continued firm, though sales
moderate, being confined 70 about 800 hhds. Cuba,
chiefly within the range Of &C. &c with small lot OF
common SIC, and another Of Porto Rico al &c
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MISCELLANEOUS.
At WHOLESALE.

FN"0' A' At WHOLESALE
HArl ~ z s snss. co.
Would respectfully % ioSser s.a rssIs. go.
ss general not quite us.er.. grssss rsogsd y
:ssn : - .s..ss sss:s$sasS
S sSsiI ss; "a I FS g
Si' SIC sis az 4 wit :' HOUSE,
To mi. end hey ID. attention q al sose IN any
way Interested " ssB Ss s sHgss' ;Sss Of
'"' sssi IS iSsfi s"'s
., CLOVIS and FANCY Rosns A.
-ss.n sSd legitimate busiacs.
GROVER BAKERS ,rw
~ sRoSDwaT
THE GROVER BAKER
IL the reliable machine 10 the market
THE GROVER BARER
Makes less noise than any Other machine
rnE GROVER pA l, u.,,,,.
Runs 81 grsater speed than any c'hef mscnme
THE aRovRR RAKER
eeouirss less 20 wer than any other machine
TVS GROVER BAKER
IswucA move simple hsn any other machipe.
TuF GROVER BAKER
=. more orna mental than any other machine.
THT GROVER BAKER
rs much s out Of order than any other nschss
The GROVER BAKER
FINISHES il Own vors-others do not
THE opOyER BAKER
Requires no respooing-an Others DO
THE GROVER RAKER
aewrs the lock stitch" that ~ locked.
THE GROVER BAKER
fews that VIII not rip
THE Grover BAKER
THE BFST FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC NonINATIOr-sr-
vcnh Senatorial District For Councilman, WILLIAM q,
CLARK.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

FUR
Noses Taylor New YORK. Nov. 20. Aspinwa
THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STE AMERS.
EMPIRE CIrY-From New York ID, arriving at Havana It'll
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 10Th Havana I'd
arriving nj New York 18th.
CAHAwBA-from New York 18th, arriving AT Havana 18th
Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 18th Havana 3o
arriving at New York 81.
PnrIApvrPHAFrom New York 18TH arriving al Havana I'D
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 9th Havana eth
arriving at New York 18th.
BLACK wARRIoR-From New York 2th, arriving at Havana
LIST and New Orleans 81 From New Orleans l1h, Havana
18th, arriving at New York 18th.
IsAsg-From Charleston sth aud 18th, due nj Havana sh
and sd. Prom Havana 10th 18th, due New York 10th
and 3lst
nS When the above fal Sunday the viii
SAD on Monday except from New Orleans.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
An pooloats and letters iatstd for the NV yoRs HERALD
should BE- sc1.d.
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There is no change in the money market TO report The
rise in the value Of money in England reported by the
steamer al Halifax has raised the hopes Of bankers here
hut yet evidence Of higher rates than
those lately quoted. I, may, however be noticed that
the bank exchanges steadily on the increase. 70.
reign exchange for the tomorrow is very dull.
The best bills held at l091t a, but hear Of no
transactions OF any magnitude above l0e and very good
bills being done al 1857 Francs may be quoiea at
Sis a $50
Mr. John W Garrett, has been chosen President Of the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Company Mr.. Brooks with.
drew his resignation and became candidate for reeec
The fourteen for and sixteen against him
The following the business OF the Sub Treasury
-ffom tuh'ons. *.-'...s.......s.. F,vU w
Payments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. fS5 06a So
The uniavorahle from Europe, far tho lnan
cial affairs % the United States concerned.
cised preiuslcial effect stocks to-day and the
market dull and prices were lower The general IN.
preston appears 10 be that the approaches
the diminished business or the railways and the number
lees adverse contingencies which stocks liable from
political other will be used successfully by tho
bears dcpress prices, ana few parties buying
cop, tor q very shor, time New York Central, which Is
s, always, the leading speculative stock the hist
il naturally peculiarly exposed adverse contingencies
passag. II the February dividend order make better
with the legislature rupture Of the treaty with
the rival liner &c The bears satisfied that these
matters win before February avail dcprcs the price of
the stock the neighborhood OF 20 10. To-day
New York Central opened rather weak and sold down
Sax, concession Of = per from Wednesday, price
after which rallied add closed al s25 bid Tue Western
stocks all heavy Cleveland and Toledo rccedng
thar any Of the others Gsjens fell Oh = to-day Rock
Island, = Toledo ~; Illinois Central, ~ Michigan Gen.
trail, = southern preferred ~ sc Reading was pretty
steady the weekly report shows the unrrcccden,cily
small Of Is 500 transported by the railroad.
against NJ 500 by the canal Pscinc NAL fell OF = per
cent consequence ~ the delay about the dividend
State stocks firm NJ last quotations The demand
i railway bonds fair, and prices favored seller.
The closing quotations Of leading KS wcfe New York
Central. s2s. - Reading Blk K; Gaen,, Ill, I,ocA
Island, 6i'l z. Pacific MAI, io' x Tn market,
,losed heavy
TIE earnings the New oreang, Jackson and Great
Northern Railroad iog the month u os,oet, ls5s
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