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presents the following aggregates as compared
with those of the previous week.

The above statement shows handsome gain in
every department.
There a hearing before the United States
Circuit Court, at Cincinnati, on Friday, on the
charges of contempt arising out of the refusal of the
Sheriff of Hamilton county to surrender the assets
of the Ohio Life and Trust Company into the hands
of the receiver appointed by the Circuit Court j.
c. Wright, Charles Stetson, Samuel Fosdick Geo
Crawford, Clement DIETRICH and Abraham NJ Tay-
lor, answered satisfactorily interrogatories pro-
pounded, and the charges against them were dis
missed. The hearing to proceed on Saturday
against the other parties, including the Sheriff
An extraordinary amount of legal talent is engaged
in these trials. Among those who took part on
Friday were five ex-Judges, viz: Wright, Hoadley,
Caldwell, Coffin and Mathers; also Messrs. Strans
berry, Mclean, Todd, Lincoln, Worthington and
Thompson.
The Cincinnati Inquirer says
The ultimate object of this prosecution against the
company is not of course gain possession of the assets
which nconsiderabe form little temptation to
attorneys receivers commissioners and barely enough
all told to pay the legal fees that will be one day sum
moned up in f. rmidabie aggregates-but to make the
stockholders all of whom have supposed to have
abundant means, individually liable, and TO .iem
when those ''dividends' borrowed capital with
which it proposed is alleged to deceive the public
respecting the condition of the Trust Companys affairs
The counsel of the defendants think and say they will be
able to carry out their object successfully.
MINING NEWS.-The Lake Superior Miner of the 23d
ut, says of mining operations in that district The
"orgima' is producing copper in abundance, and the
working force is in consequence being largely increased
ton Of copper to the party in single week. is not an
unusual At the "Mass mine the number Of
men employed is twenty, with fair prospect for
siderable increase Few other portions of the Range have
of time and money, the ''Mass' and 'Orgman AT
the Superior things look well, and sheets of copper
weighing hundred pound DIS, taken from the
vein the Western bend At the 'Rockland it is pro
posed to employ about one hundred miners next year
Eighteen hundred and thirty feet ofrafts and thou
sand and forty feet of shafts will be sunk exclusive of the
work the South lead. The produce of the mine for
September, over twenty tons. AT the minnesota
matters look very promising The product of the mine
for the last month hundred and sixty four
pounds.
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Within few days past Messrs Lasalle, of Il
Courier des Etats Unis and Williamson, of the Su
day Dispatch, have been arrested in New York f
violation of the State law which prohibits Il
publication of lotteries
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VENEzUELA.-By the arrival of the bark Grow
ena' at Philadelphia, the Erening Journal has dates
from Venezuela up to the oath utimo.
The Convention, in a few days, were to present
the new Constitution to the Executive Power for
its signature.
General Paezs return to the country is looked
upon by all the political parties as the Inaugural.
tion and establishment of perpetual peace. 1t is
the general impression that he will not hold any
public office, but will contribute with his good office
and counses to unite the various parties and bring
to power the most able and respectable men in the
country.
The crops this year, are very good, and prices
have an upward tendency.
Coffee-First quality, thirteen cents per pound;
second quality, eleven; and third, nine cents
Hides fifteen cents pound and Indigo dollar a
pound.
The only American vessel in port, the barque
Joseph Maxwell, to sail on about Nov. 1st, for
Philadelphia.
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.

Rio DE JANEIRo-3,1s0 bbls -four, 16O half do do 1t
bales duck 10 bolts do.
llAyANA-15 bbls. provisions, 20 do hams, Is casks
hake COS ties 3S 425 bricks 45 cords wood
DEMARARA.-1,443 bbls -four $50 do. meal 400 bus
corn, 200 do. pease, 300 bbls bread, 10 tres hams
300 tins lard hhds tobacco reams paper 400 ores
sewing machine 1000 slaves, horses cows 2 calves
ST. JOHN, N. F.940 bbls -four 3OS bush corn 40 ton:
coal.
HARBoR GRACE, n. F.-772 bbls. -four 40 bus corn
21 bbs pork 20 boxes tobacco ship spars "a blocks
&c.
WEST 1NDEs.-1,3l9 bbls. -four $50 do corn meal 2O(
bus corn 2O7 do beans 200 do pease 100 bb bread
do crackers 200 do pork tres hams - kegs butter 20
tins lard 20 buckets do $50 boxes cheese so do rans
100 bbs potatoes so sides leather dozen chairs 10 do
buckets.
KINGSTON, JAM.-160 tons coal.
CARDENAs -1,651 shocks, 1851 pair heads, boxe.
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NEWARK, N. j., Nov. s.-James McMahon is now
on trial here for the murder of his sister, Ann
Mcmahon, in September last. The case creates
considerable interest.
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Jethro w. Underhil was arrested in New York
on Saturday night at the international Hotel for put
ting in circulation notes of the New England Bank,
Fairmount, Me. No such bank exists. According
to the Tribuneit is calculated that the projectors OF
the fraud have issued about S500,OOO worth of the
stuff. About $50, 600 have been circulated bv Wall
street brokers. Underhlls story straight forward
and his friends say he has been made tool of.
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Railroad Accident,

BosroN, Nov. S.-The trial of Plummer Carthay,
Stanley and Herbert, the mutineers of the New
Bedford ship Junior, commenced to-day in the
United States District Court.
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Gen. Robinson has been chosen to act as CHI
marshal on the occasion of the centennial celebr
tion at Pittsburg, on the 25th instant. He is o.
of the oldest citizens of Pittsburg, having been Il
first white male child born in Allerhanv citr
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The FRENCH EMIGRANT SYsTEM-French vessels,
under the authority of the Government, have been
for some time engaged in procuring emigrants along
the Coast for the West Indies, and other French
possessions.
The commanders of these ships ask for free emf
grants but in reality obtain slaves Very few free
men, if any, now that the scheme is understood,
ship; but slavery prevailing all along the coast and
everywhere in the interior, the owners readily dis
In truth this scheme is attended with all the evils
of the slave trade As as an emigrant ship
makes her appearance, the chiefs and native ira
ders on the Coast send in every direction in the in
terror for slaves. Those hand are at once set in
motion, and predatory expeditions undertaken to
procure more. Not only so. kidnapping is resort
ed to as far as practicable. Parties visiting the
Coast on the way hither, for the purpose of law
full traffic, are seized and confined by their hosts
for the free emigrant ships. If any opposition is
manifested to destiny, the captives subjected
to an ordeal which places before them the alter
native of submission or death.-CoJala (LiJeria)
Messenger.
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yf(ouftaru aao Gommtrfial Rtbittu.
BALTIMORE, November 9.

DALrihohE november y, lS0S.
There was rather better feeling in the Stock
market to-day, though the transactions are still
small, amounting to only about S25, 900. Prices
are a shade better, but have material advance
to notice. The only sales of Railroad shares were
200 Northern Central at S2l5s cash, S2lA buyer 60
days, and they closed at S2l5 bid S22 asked, reg
ular way, H@H better than ON yesterday. For
Baltimore and Ohio at the close S57 was bid, cash.
q higher than the previous day, but held at S5S.-
Bank shares are still quiet and firm, but there was
more done in them to-day than for several days
past so shares Union selling at S765s and so shares
Farmers and Planters at S27I@S27N. There
was some movement in Maryland 6's to-day at the
rate at which they have been lately held, 81, 4,O0O
coupons, 1870, bringing $l06 at the Board, and af
terwards like amount selling at the same figure
Baltimore city 1905 show a trihing Improvement
S2,s25 1905 selling at 99H @99H;S7O0 1S73's 9s19,
and 81 ,25O 1855 971l The only sale of Railroad
bonds was So, 900 Baltimore and Ohio at s414, an
improvement of 4 since yesterday. In other de-
scriptions we have no change of consequence to
note.
Stocks at New York were again better to-day
though at the close the market was weak. Missouri
6's advanced g; Erie H; New York Central IL
Reading 4; Cleveland and Toledo 1s; Michigan
Southern q; and La Crosse A.
The following is comparative statement of the
condition of the New ork Banks for the weeks end
ing Oct. 30 and Nov. 6:
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Mr.. P. F. de Gournay, a gentleman of talent, az
American citizen, Cuban by birth, and for som
years resident of New Orleans, proposes, on th
18th inst, to publish the first number of a Cuba
newspaper in English, entitled the Southern Watc.
lrord
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1t is contemplated in London to make the 300th
anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth t,
the throne of England which will on the 17tl
of November, the occasion of special celebration
commemorative of the event in connection with tn,
cause of Professionalism.
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The Harvard Shakers supposed to be worth
in that town alone for sixty or seventy thousand.
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CoUNTERFEITs.-Th Alexandria Gazette has be
Snowh Ii Two nve dollar notes, on the Northweste
Bank OF Virginia, which are pronounced b,
counterfeits. The paper of these counterfeits
very fimsy, and of different color from the o.
uine.
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Trial of Mutineers,

The Yellow Fever at Savannah
SAVANNAH Nov. S.-There have been six deaths
in this city during the last forty-eight hours of
which five were from yellow fever.
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MICHIGAN ELEcToN.-The Detroit Free Press thus
sums up the results of the election that State:
She has elected George B. Cooper, Democrat,
to Congress, in place of Howard, Black Repub-
lican.
1t is more than probable that she has also elected
Robert w. Davis, Democrat, in place of Leach
Black Republican, and that, too, against ajority
of 1854 two years ago.
She has reduced Waldron's majority, in the I'd
Congressional district from 6,403 to about half
that number.
She has reduced the majority for Kellogg, in the
third district from 504 two years ago. to less than
four thousand.
She has reduced the majority the State ticket
full one,halt, bringing it down to about eight
thousand.
She has increased the number of Senators from
three in the last Legislature to twelve more and
the Representatives from sixteen to more than
thirty.
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On Monday evening John Riddle and wife just ar
rived from Scotland, complained at the headquar-
ters Of the New York River and Harbor Police that
their two children, girl of seventeen and boy of
fifteen, had been Kidnapped the family were land
ing from an emigrant ship at Castle Garden. An
officer was despatched to look for them, and after
the lower part of the city. They were restored to
their parents.
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The new Hamburg Mail Steamer Bavaria of the
Hamburg American Packet Company, will leave
Hamburg on the lst and southampton on the 7th inst
for New York. She will leave New York De-
cember lst The Hammonia which wa, to leave on
the 9Th inst takes her regular trip, froIa Hamburg
on the 18th inst,I Ii, m, - ii - .
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application will be made the Mayor and City Coun.
Gil OF baltimore at the next session of the Council for the
widening of Hoffman street from Ross street to Etng
street oc261aw9w@
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GOLD IN WESTERN ARIzoNA.-J. D. Austin, ESQ.,,
of the Ell Paso and Fort Yuma wagon road com
mission, writes under date of Oct. 2, 1858, from
Fort Yuma, as follows:
'Near our old camp, and about fifteen miles
above this place, gold mine has been discovered
exceedingly rich. People are focking to it from
all quarters, and numbers of immigrants en- route for
California have stopped there. All the men who
leave our expedition are bound to this new gold
discovery. | sent Mr.. Kent, of our company,
who is a reliable man, and has spent seven years
in the California Mines to prospect the locality for
me. He reports that the prospect is good, and that
distance from the diggings to the mines, is from
half mile to mile. The gold is found in Jumps,
and is readily washed. | have yet seen no dust;
and, indeed, no very small particles from this re-
gion. Mr.. Kent has brother with us who will
accompany the expedition to San Diego and then
return to the mines. The two brothers are New
1ork farmers, i'll good circumstances and they con-
slider this favorable opportunity to better their
fortunes"
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Health of Savannah

SAVANNAH, Nov. 8.-There have been 48 inter
ments within the last six hours including five deaths
from fever.
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LATEST T N E w S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. :
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

New YoRK, Nov. 9.-The steamer Kangaroo
from Liverpool, with dates to the 27th ult, ha.
arrived.
The surrender of the suspected SLAYER, Charlie:
Georges, to France by Portugal, is confirmed. The
English papers, in their indignant cry against
France for coercing Portugal in this case, severely
censure the Derby Cabinet for not interfering.
The news from India is unimportant. The rebels
have been defeated with great slaughter on the
Island in Gorguna.
The Gwalior rebels were still at Seronge, and, il
was thought, would attempt to cross the Ner-
The dates from Calcutta are to the 22d of Sep
tember. Produce active there but imports
were dull and freights lower.
Shanghai was quiet at last accounts.
There was considerable excitement at CONSTANT
nople regarding the presence of the frgate Wabash
The Porte protested against her as she largely ex-
ceeds the limits prescribed for vessels of war pas
sing the Dardanelles The Wabash had prepared
to withdraw.
Lord Elgn has returned from Canton. He has
made satisfactory treaty with Japan.
Trade at Canton was stagnant
The exact amount of the indemnity Portugal en-
gagged to pay France for the SLAYER has not been
fixed.
The general Parliamentary elections in England
have resulted in favor of the Liberals.
The Cambrdgeshire stakes at New Market were
won by the horse Euridice. Prioress came in
sixth.
Five companies of marines were about to embark
from France for Canton, where it is said the French
intend establishing depot in Territory formerly
belonging to France.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26-Cotton.-The market is dull and
all qualities have declined T. Sales of the three
days 900 bales Sales for export speculation
bales. Holders anxious
Manchester advices are favorable.
Breadstutfs.-The market has a declining tendency
Choice brands firm Mddling and lower grades have
declined Cd ya1s Western Canal 2Os. Southern Elsa
rs Ohio 22s a24s. Cd Wheat is very dull Best grades
nomnaly unchanged Inferior qualities are offered at
considerable reduction The sales have been unimpor-
tant Maxwell quotes European Wheat Cd. lower, and
American nominal. -
Provisions-The market has declining tendency
Beei IS dull, with but little inquiry and prices weak
FORK IS dun Bacon is dull. Lard dull and quotations
ProduceCofee is quiet Rosin dull at IS lid Spir
Its Turpentne closed firm at 39s Cd oils Tea closed
quiet but prices steady Rice is quiet Linsecd oil SOs
Tallow 49s. Sd .l149s. 3D.
LONDON MARKETs.- money market has slightly i'm
proved Loans are abundant at 1I1H per cent Cable
shares f36s Consols 9sA.
Breadstufs have declining tendency Wheat is dull
and former quotations barely maintained Sugar is
steady.
Meals.-Pig iron on the Clyde 5ls G154s 3d
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The VelIoxv Eever nj S,r,n,,p,

CHARLESTON, Nov. THE steamship Marion,
Foster commander, from New York, arrived here
at seven o clock Saturday night
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The New York Tribune says:
The Bank Statement on the whole is a favorable
one than generally anticipated especially in the
Gle item but the continued increase in the loan line
certainly unpleasant feature. The line is larger
than before reached. The highest line previously
was in August when the specie stood S3 100000 The
increase during the week past 500 00 while the
loss in specie is 000 1t not easy to discover how
this increase of loans has been accomplished when the
maturity OF mercantile paper is going to large extent
and now paper does not freely Offer The of
quarter day accounts for the increase in circulation
With shipments South and abroad of forty hun
dred thousand dollars in two weeks and the receipt
twenty hundred thousand from California and
SubTreasury the result of the specie considered
to be quite favorable The undIawn deposits show no
important change AS the bank balances have been
severely drawn the local deposits show large
accumulation
There is quasi panic in the Foreign Bill market to-
day, with large transactions Holders and drawers have
been desirous of selling and the
Irregular Sterling is quoted at Sx 9H for commercial
names and 9d9h for banks and bankers with sales of
both descriptions at OK per cent. Francs also plenty
and lower, the quotations ranging from 51sA to SIS.
This will stop the export of specie to Europe although the
Persia will probably take 100000 which engaged
some time since.
Freights without essential change. To Liverpool
5000 bbls Flour at Is. Sd. ais. 4hd 200 bales com
% tierces Rice 16s To Hamburg, 500 bags Seed per
steamer at I'D per bushel and 40 tons Measurement
Goods at 40s. To Bremen, 200 bales Cotton &c. 20 600
light Pipe Slaves private terms ship of 800 tons,
from Charleston to Liverpool, with Cotton, at 13S2d
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia Banks
presents the following aggregates compared
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The CENSUS IN SPAN.-The census of the popula-
tion of Spain has been approved by the Queen, and
is to be published. The number of inhabitants is
pvt down at 5464, $780,.
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Health of Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Nov. S.-The deaths from yellow
fever during the past week have been r.
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On Saturday morning last George Keist, a Won
man living near Cincinnati, was shot in the sh0nI
by his father, who supposed him to be a burglar,
reading room has been established at the ,
cond District police station, Philadelphia.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE

FOREIGN.
. BLACK RIVER, JAM.-Schr. C. W. Conner
123 tons logwood Pearce & Gray; so bags pimento
pkgs. old copper, B. A. Franklin Co.
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NJ Adolphe Reichenhem, wealthy Jewish mer
chant, at Berlin, being desrous to testify the esti
nation in which the character and attainments of
Alexander Won Humboldt are held by him. made on
the occasion of that eminent mans S9th birthday,
donation of 5000 thalers to the society established
for the purpose of afording aid to the poor students
of the Jewish persuasion, the condition being at
ached to it that the placed at their disposal
should be administered as the 'Humboldt fund.-"
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THE BAHAMAs.-The Nassau Guardian of the 9th
ult, speaking of the effects ofthe late equinoctias
SAYS:
The late boisterous weather has created an un-
usual surge on the northern side of Hog Island,
oereeo tho bar, ana along the shorc of wnstorn
district of New Providence. The sea has been
breaking over Hog Island Point as far as the light
house-keeper's residence, forming complete cata-
ract and occasionally the pillows have risen half as
high as the lighthouse itself The tide rose yester-
day to considerable height, overhowing the
western suburbs of Nassau, and causing much dam
age to the buildings along shore.
A brig and schooner have been in the oning
since yesterday, and another schooner was signal
led to-day without any possibility of crossing the
bar.
In speaking of the recent gales, the Bahama
Herald, ofthe 23d ofOctober, says
ga tremendous thrown up outside, and
even in the harbor the fury of the successive blasts
was severely felt Several vessels were driven
ashore, and, among the rest, the American brig
Flora, and the American schooner Fashion, which
were both bilged. The brig was laden with coffee
from San Domingo, and the schooner with lumber
and shingles, The captain of the brig has engaged
hands to discharge the cargo for the sum of two
thousand dollars"
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Arrival of the Marion at Charleston

ST. JOINS, N. F., Nov. S.-The steamship Cir
cassian sailed from this port at two o'clock this
afternoon for New York, where she will be due
about Friday morning.
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ATlMoRE CITY.-2Sd October, Is5s-Ordere5 ,hattL
e Of e m9rtgaged estate Of Jacob Ruth as made and
reported by T. Parkn Scott, Trustee be raIided ana
1rmed unless cause to the contrary be sbewn on @ bs
.he 10th day OF November next provided copy of this
er pe pa1shed once week for three successive weeks
to be $780, fO' ' WI v'1 cSm sGonnt UNI OF sale
oc25law3w& - - EN-, Clerk,