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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24
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= Atlantic serew stesmship Compsny'S and sIessn,
veAnshp HUkrsVILs, John A. viii 70
pier ~ NJ r. Saturday, May az al o clock p NJ prssIseT
Passage savannah with unsurpassed accomuodaons ais:
Vi ough tickets 10 New Orleans, SO 70; Mobile SO: Mont
gomsry, M Albany Ga, f24; atlanta s4s; Columbia sss;
Macon S2l Augusta so also 10 principal places In Florida
lowest rates frec hts
baf per cent Apply 70 II. B. CROMWELL a 60 sS Yves,
Wec The Montgomery, Capt Crpckes, saccecds June 4
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IRON BrD611AD MANDATORY.
yARKA BHMAD . 90.
Ne ~ BROADWAY,
And corner Of RsaAe, ceuse End Nm Ssss1A
Save ready ArDs sOck Of
TkoN BaCBrn ADS
Of VARIOUS hpAs and IL Superior guan0 HuDAeo ~
Ar.i tlass xHds, vktA tbsy o6er Il
wRldRsALf ALL AkrAil, AT n.DUC1D rkleW.
AO1PIT ALB, PRISONS AND 4OHOVI4
Supplied V any extent AID n sAagt no4aa.
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WIZ new LINE FOX CALIFORNIA
Great reirx dan Of lara.
She fnvor1te gtssTn9b, nORrHKRE LfGBT, Capt Tfvke
Nueh vL leave from piar no North river Prfday Juns
u q. o'clock NJ scung via Panama Railroad Wit
rearnsnic UaCLE saN
apply me only oiase Of tbs line 20 Bowling 7recA
ID b. ALLEN, Agent.
4. B. All persons are fsrs trusting auy o.
he abo7e ships
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

T1EDUCED EATsS-FOR NORFOLK &c. PETEpsBURQ
~ Richmond sS The steamship Roanoke Captain skin
will receive i!es for the places
"Wednesday at er Is north RIVER asd leave "Wednesday 2n
b.s,xnt ", O'clock. Freight for Petersburg landed City
Point Passage, nclSdsd Norolx, reduced "a
S. Petersburg Eshmopd, gaier0om Included, reduced
81. Meals 50 cents extra
LovkLAND HEINBKEN 81 Broadway.
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A UsrRALIA PIONEER LINZ B6T ABIIsHHD 1863
"A carving the United Stetss mai-The beautiful Al er-
reno cnpper shp LMPLAR lb0 tons blrthsn dsrsn
nnnder, rapidly loading at pier 10 Ess river and hav
ne halt OF her cargo engaged VIII BIO despatched
Melbourne direct 20 carry freight for sydney se
ong hobart Town. she has elegant end unsurpassed
For freight passage apply TO e W CAMERON No 80 vi
ing Green new YORK sht bs Tor sas and caas advances
A Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

ALBANY, CoLLMsIk, MACON AUGUSTA
And vsnoue places IN Florida,
VIA sAVANrtH, GA,
The STAR OF TBE SOUTH. Capt 1hxass Lyon wa leave
"Wednesday. WY ~. at p A.. from pier no North
1ke be had for the following oW
by any OTTER KeN yorE savannah accom-.
uodslnr SUPERIOR
YORK rev Orleans $50 7b Mobile Montgomery,
Ala $2o; aasps Ga rs albany "a s2i euinbls. Gas
The huausfh, Capt ". :. soodbpn. WIN sncceed OF
Saturday, May &c, at NJ For Freight aDply "
SAMUEL L. kilOhiI.L / SON.
NO. iS Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-24

Ihe balcs eersias passages made from Liver
poofo New York while the yauderbits psssages from
The Needles New York greater distance ov ninety miles
from LIVERPOOL For this difference ef dis
hours deducted Oft ihs Vanderbilt time
arcisa days, three
wenty minutes thirteen hours minutes less han
any pascat 10 New York by Steamship whseser
, 1859-11-23

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 22-Joha D. Winslow,
agent of Sacket., Daris l. Co., jewelers.. New
York, committed suicide By shooting himself
yesterday. He had entrusted box Of iewetry.
valued at $4,000, to colorcd porter to carry 10
being delivered to that place, be supposed it
had been stolen: The police we're informed, but
they were not able to recorerit before the COM
mission Of the deed. He wrote letters to his
mother nt Providence, to his employers and to
5tr. Arnold, giving this as the cause Of his kill
ing himself. The box was recovered this morn
ing, having been delivered to another establish.
ment. Ar. Winslow Was single, and aged -
YeArx.
, 1859-11-23

GTEAAt TO IRELAND, ENG
~ land, AID Scotland for ~.
THE ATLANTIC
ROYAL NAIL STEAM NAVIGATION C0MpANYs
New T0rk and Galway Line.
The ssannch and powerful Iron Steamer
PRINCE ALBERT, Capt. Campbell,
w.!sa',t,om ,1 Ssw ie.t m Thusssy pes h. touch
fHcts or rA:sAuE-first C!a.s ~; second Class 1T
Thd ca,s ~ Including fret tickets to The rE.acrl ecs
IN the tan isrts OF r7ay iu Gfet Ersa!a ana tseai
b-ddlpS-
First Cabin p1s=ace to st. Johns ...........4:s
Fer passage Tickets either .su my part Of Grsai
Bain tuttLer information. apply nere Of tie
1alEEltAE EXFKESS CO,
8t1QA QAS9l-31 - Deartcfn street.
, 1859-11-23

MILL STCFFS-MiddIlnss IN fair demand at &l6de's
ertoa. Saes to.y we1e 10 tons Fine at sao on tscS
in bags 10 ton Ban 1910 In baEs track 10 tons
Ground Feed Ut III 20 On track.
PROVISIONS AND LARD-Keeelpts Last week. 4ss
trls Pork; $50 rs LAID. shppei II 30 bsa Beef sl5
Iris PORK 6a170 =. Cut Meas ID Lstd Mes Brtr
Ihe market i. quiet an all tic stock being shr
ped to New York To-Day 10 b.ls extra Ness Deef were
eatd At %7sQ. We quote foI1ows: Mess Eee& sec;
Extra Mcss s7.4oas5c: Beef Ilams. sl3.o1ls 90 Mes
1oRx-Durtng the week Eeyesa1 Hundred bards Of nev
Mess Pork to1d Al % for Canadian and 1T
te close Is freely offered at tat pee. tu: Io
take ho:d. There il speculative demand whatever
and there Is much uncertainty to future prices crT
Mk.1s-Ths1e Is good demand for Cut Meas for the Bel
tuoremarket and the following saes were made: On tic
1h Currd SLoulde;a At t5 10 cose 80 lhds Buk
Eide packed 80 Ham 1t from The boek. onthe
18th Hams 1t exc irom the l1oct for delivery eu:r.
during tie next two weeks. <0} G1en Sides 1t Exc goo
Esrcu shoulders On the slst go Bulk SIDES II sAc
raeked be delivered In l0oF d1ys Ne quite tae clos
Ing p..ees a. follows: Long Clear Mddss, 742se shoss
Clear 4iidIcs. s9skc: Cumberland Cut, 7}s0-A; LcuE
1sh. 757Hc; Short Ib+ 7H9'4c; BaIk shonldets, e1@
sHc: Bulk Sides. 6x27-au packed Green Meats eftse
follows: Hama t4&'c; Shoulders. sx9shc: Si.cs,
bXaGc. LArp-Duug tho seek several lots we.c sai ut
1cc for Prime Leaf principally for tho Canadian mssct.
To-pAr. leo brls p1s wife sold II 1cc At tic close the
market rather CASTER equote follows: rttme Leaf
In brI loe; Kexs lie No. Lhr in bzt 93akc; Grease
e. TA1ow-The dena1d exceeds the supply and ber
XII ntm al 1ol 70, prime city, at which several hundred
larels wese saI. ctuttry Tallow is In limited supply
wilh salts 1t 1nc.
POTATOES Receipts Last week. .,s3s bu clipped
sc bu The market .suna steady with fair demand At
sSg Toe for plnkeyes aud 5s8&.e for Seshasnocks.
POuL1RY-The masket has been ve1y dull, but 1t tie
e'ose there Is 4 better demand. We quote Dressed
Chickens. 0o31 per dez Live Chickens &is09ie Is
per Coz: Turteys dressed 7@se per h: Lire Turkeys
62fc.
srIRITS AID observation-disclosures Sc; Tur-
pentInc, s.c Burning Fluid ts6::e. O1ts1!nseed 6e;
No1 Lari soc No. Lard, sse Elephant &c Whale oc;
Epc1. u 90; NeA2foot, &c: Tanner, DC; shcc, Csc;
Keros.nc, D. o. &1o; Coal u oc Lub1scans OIL soIc;
Zeal, eeHe.
sALT-nace'pts '2s week. 400 bsls sh1pucut.. 1n1lo
bhs. The market ausirk the has advanced Sasc-
eloe!sg follows Co7sse. Il 10 per go
It's Dairy. also.
SALEEATCs, ASHES. &o-Aants. Il; d, pa5hts in
the case., to lie; Sale1atua, ~ to &c ...
SEEDS-Ktceipts last week 6i36s ps; shipments. e5.o1
liz. Txornr-Ihese has been active demand duslns tbs
week mud the market has ben fr. At the elose. low
eYer prices tend downxa.d Sales To-day u Lays
prime $a10; 80 bu. dirty It sts delivered. CLov1E
Very little doing and The market Il 1athes dull at t4
fr. nrxoaE.Ax GxAss-scve1al lots to.d II e.H1
s0c hut the close there good demand At so675c
WOoL-Tle market remains vcrr quiet and nlaost
t{5e!y nominal At The following prices:
, 1859-11-23

rnTr1xdnArn1 KEw fckE. Nor. =. ls.s q
Fl rx-Less ac1re bot unchanged. ta,es Ao hrs It
&ss fr >np1 State lsa Is for r1tra do: - ia
-0 for suse3 Western ~ ~ III <nca;uan IN medium
.rtsa Weh1n Cana ,aan qus Ant unsh E4d. S-es 1bJ
IN falr rccueN II ts;taa% ~.
uRAt1-Whcat fsul! aud 1.ee& without cha1rr. sAss
1%o By q tts fer can'noA iuh: u e. Allwsuees
ts1o: u 8:4l ~ for winter Cal1d4u Rye scatc1 and
nTmsr. talss yoe bu At -. barley wtAsat ;tItotast
tuI sod sl.,e Corn steaay hies cootu ~ s:e tns
5eIow to u foid DO. III. to Sc fur State.
Western aid CANADIAN.
rknvle4o.fn-Ftlk 1nrH nettTc and E-0et. ta.et mo
III lA6ae lt.1Q fs ex; 1o5 19t fur PRIME, 1sto toT
tp3c "a ~. ID. for unsn9pec1 eSs e dnehanFed
Sales oa h .Ge fer coGttl5 pftne :. ~
do mess: tvf &nd acW f'ae1eo nest 70 ~
70 for sdss r., as t !; est Dsc.:ed hog dn :;
7Ac laeun Aere sAt1 10y o9ats ~. ,f aft. .nos 1f
!nldaiea II e4e md 1.0p la1e' to;s ~ trt
l9,t for nt future eess1y e9 Gos e. psas
and dill II II 4GzlGc fur uLto, 2,a IL s-!e t @'' ~
htea:y and quitt ~ 6Gelle. s-n,,,r tbs s,m,
MONET 81 laut any ne {x4turt. EatA - -,
Iu Ha,n. s<*a.oA oGne. . -ctiv!y Na
I'm Il IL: T. PeHsa of = :, + 70 ~
r. henas IN I2ritc Nall spA; n. T. C. Eok b.
IL. s. - Hudson, ~: Reading 1sx. 70; M e. Il
-" &. d. It. l. t9L, Nv -~A%'AA4'
, 1859-11-23

uAnPEa's FkaRr. Nov. es.-GoT. Wise and
staff are here stopping with Col barbour, su.
perintendent Of the armory. The Governor
states that he has made every provision to pro.
tect the prisoners. lie las no doubt Of d.
termined and thoroughly organized movement
to rescue Brown, md exhibits number of let.
ters from responsible parties in Pennsylvania,
Ohio and New York, urging him to be prepared
for parties forming in those States. The Blues
50 10 Martiosburg tonight, and Col Smith, oi
the Virginia Military Institute, with the Cadets
and two howitzers, have been ordered to
Charlestown. Gov. Wise will return to Rich
mnnd To. .unorraH
, 1859-11-23
COMM ERCIAI4

IcEspAt Evening" Nor. r. lsY.
Wrkk1r REvlEw.-TLe weather has been
rainy aud disagrsesble for oil out door occupn.
1ions, aud the roads in the interior are in bad
condition. The w,nter wheat crop has suffered
in some sections from the uessian fly, and from
all accounts there is not the usual breadth sown.
Tue corn crop is being gathered, aud much Of
it has been sent to market, especially in the
regions where hugs ase scarce. The open
wcsther is still favorable to navigation, bat
shippers arc in daily expectation of such .
change as will put stop to further operations
This season.
The following comparative tables show Tic
movements Of produce, &C., during the week,
&ud since the commencement Of the year:
, 1859-11-23
1859 GREAT 1850
Central Short Zine Route

r1rrsBurcH, TT. WAYNE i t.litCAoo. AND
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADS.
ro .sxz EIxTEx-s- EITEK&
, 1859-11-23
'. =. -
1.7771,1Co IN MIA.WAEKFE

~ KAELROA3 .,. "a ii -,o
From yG.enber I4sh. ny. Tfainss: %r. '''t'.'o-.
nestjnr Win Ia Cross amd Ill aaukes Ea!L:& H.
,nAoA<1A3 II j.. *YRkS iK.- -
, 1859-11-23
Il Steamer Wrecked.

SAcxv1LLr, \. T., Nor. 2:.-The schooner
Victoria, which has arrired At Halifax, reports
having passed within GOO ya1ds yesterday Of u
large steamer broken across the Rocks oi Gus
boro, U. $. The wreck is thus described
black hull, sharp bows, elliptic stern, mizzcn
mast standing. i is Impossible from the de-
scription to identify the vessel!
The description Of the vessel is said 10 answer
that Of the Cunard packet steamer Delta, run
ming between Bermuda, Halifax ami ST. Johns.
She left ST. Johns on Wednesday for New
Foundland- It is not likely that she had many
passengers Hopes are entertained that all
were sayed,
, 1859-11-23
TH1CAGO, BURLINGTON
~ QUINCY RAILROAD.

On At afts MONDAY, November s1. FAs sepes' "'''6
vii run ffora Ehcax" ~ Is;i1~.: Il .,,.sx
Ills l. w. Sukd .ysexeepaett. for hu1ltrs rstoa a.
Ills T. IL SatlnGays exeeiet.
AIS T. H., snn11Jr txceptett q! Nendota-
SAxr11. rowxtL, General Ticker hE."t:
AMI I;rNxfa{ Slll- r!atenttht.
, 1859-11-23

hare been made et 1s@7se for Short Middles.
At tue close higher prices are demanded, viz,
it@s1c Tor Short Ai1dles, rib in, and Sic for
C'car; tic for Long Middlcs, rib 10, and 7a@sc
Tor Long Bone}cs>; 7i@14c for Cumbcrland
Cut. The stock Of Prime Lard is accumulatpg.
though there hare been some comparatively
l9rge sales for Canadian account, at 10c per lb.
hcx lard is offered at lie. Some sa1es Of Coun.
try Extra Mess Beef hare been made at 8 80,
hut for city packed they ask ss@s.5e. No.
Tallow tir.n mud in demand at 1Ulc.
Hoes AND CAr7LK-Conttary to the general
expectation, the price Of Hogs hns not declined
as much us was anticipated. a1rcr a few dnvs
absence from markell the shippers again BECAME
purchasers and prices were forced up, closing
hrm 1T A.20G4.J0 gross for desirable qualities.
In Dressed Hogs there has beeh an actire in
qu'rF, and although prices declined on one day
10 $500 aud under, the market again rAl:iod
and c!oses firm ut $4.75@j,5o, according to
weight mud quality. Our receipts hare been
sr7u'ng and do not average more than half Of
last years at the same period. showing conc1u-
s!re!y that the farmers atc hold:hg back their
l4cgs 10 feed. Cettle dull and lover ut S2.s5M
e.s5 for The best picking,
TolEpo-Sor. a1.-Thc receipts to-day are-
2,e7s brls -four, 4,o7o bu wheat, '6;9eo bu corn.
Shipped BY G. L 7. 4. H.. Nor. 19-l,ls5 Urls
flour, 400 bu wheet, $50 bu corn. Shipped by
Lake, Nov. l9-o411 brls flour. 1,335 bn wheai
1880 bu corn. Market dull aud sales light
Flour-Sales 80 brls Iud. at $500: 100 brls ex.
tru at t4.eo, Nheat-Salcs $50 bu Il. S. rcd al
Lizzie, $50 do at 1lec, $50 bu white at l43c
Cosn-Sales 100 bu new at sec; 700 do al sc
oswEoo, Nov. ls.-Flour unchanged. Whea1
| in moderate demand. Sales GOO bu Milwa; lce
| club. ut Al .o4 af]oat and oon hu Wilt. C.n,
49, :. -, ore, ~ NV. -" "4u,e eAaa
/ tion. barley quiet RYE in demand. Saie,
s:vv ~ ou t,a 1a'!aolan 81 '4c- Not1ng doing il
without matcrini c,,anre. soats ,,ian,r ILL.,:
| ssM4Oc. wheat 10c r. yew SatE ,.a a'9u' I'n
nuSts~i 100 l,h1s f]nur 81 onn In nha,t 1s -, IN n;
/ ~"s-eS ~ "A1Ahs 4utNU'
, 1859-11-23

BosToS, Nor. 2s2.-The meeting at the Tre-
mont Temple on Saturday evening collected
upwards OF S400 for the benefit OF John Browns
family.
There vas hcavy fall Of snow last night at
Bellows EailA,
, 1859-11-23
Il FOuI Murder.

1su1ASAroL,s, Nov. ga compositor in the
journal office, named VIM. Smiley, was found
this morning insensihle on the stairway leading
to the saloou: under the Oriental House, where
was supposed hc had fallen. Subsequent in-
restigatl0n proved that he had been struck with
Q slung shot and robbed. He died at two o'clock
this afternoon. No clue has get been obtained
to the perpetrators of the deed,
, 1859-11-23

MOBILE. Nov. ooaa.-The schooner Mary CIin-
ton, from Vera Cruz on the l1th has arrived.
1t was reported that Mirnmon had Joined Mar-
CUES and both had ted the country on board a
british steamer, taking with them the two mil
lions in specie. Wbereupon Miramon's army
had pronounced in favor Of Santa Anna
, 1859-11-23
Trial OF Prize Fighters.

BrgRALo, Nor. -22.--Sonc Of the "prize fight
ers'' have yet been arraigned, though the var
rants have been issued. Morrissey was here on
Saturday, engaged Hon. Eli Cook al bis coun-
sci, and then LETT for New York.
, 1859-11-23

MExrH1s, Nor. 21.-The steamboat Lucy uoI.
combe. bound from Memphis to New Orleans
with l4Go bales Of cotton, sunk on Saturday
near Helena. The boat will probably be total
fosS
, 1859-11-23

TIC N Z. and Etc II. II. to be Sold.
AIBASr, Nor. se.-The first mortgage band.
holders Of the Erie R. Il. having applied to tic
Comptroller Of the State to advertise and sell
Comptroller has placed the matter in the hands
Of the Attorney General, WHO will proceed at
once under the act Of SIS TO sell the road With
all the appurtenances.
, 1859-11-23
ArrnIcnment OF an ALLEGED rorcer.

BosTos. Nor. 22aa.-Isaac F. Shepard was ar
raigned to-day before the Superior Court on
four indictments, charging him with the forgery
Of promissory notes. lie waiyed m exam1na-
ton and Was committed fol trial
, 1859-11-23
Illinois and Michigan Canal.

ARRIVED. Il.
Aasla Jol!: 80 ba eitn LIST ba oae :ss ba b,rey
Al 1aacer Loctpo III bu oa:s 20 bzls tour l.e.; liz
CLEARED.
A''ts1s: S,s:: La:.'s' Ass lumber 1000 'h's' '''oo
B.1: Ess.!sE Lasa1e 1ose5: It lumber. 1aooo sla1s
lay FSakln; L,sz!le e g = 1nnss., seo9 ~
Aids. as=re scof. lumber $40 It aiding. 1900 18th
naaas. St;i L:sa!e 1,ssl. lumber 1otco IT s.a1ar.
Glasgow, otlx .t.: n luaber LIS II .id,ns, eaoo
sh.ne!ts. ~ @9 lata. ~ bE.s sat-
Pelican, Jo!tes, ,MEht.
AcelsA. 1t1et- ltrls ta't. ... ..
HCco e., Joliet II Oh luubec, L. 40 II siding.
AkklT .Nos.ee.
Marion, Otiawa - tu 1910 1u cozu. SO bu wheat.
o;taT1 oaava ~ ~ sesn a eu re- Il brs tour, sdoten
J. T. lreEt Morris 31 bu c5fD {S b1 re &C hu
wheat. II u patEoea
Nebraska, IulEl, lie tons xattt.
". H.rsy, ] .l!tt. 10 toss ea,th.
Cul: FIcHicnt- 10 let. ls>tGns eth.
Gc5. PeeE. . :he,, % .ons enn,
a. LEACH joliet, 136totse e rh.
CLEARED.
Asknn.. Lasare IT, ST um.es, 400 al,insle-, sNt
lath. - posts, dre-.
Acn1r, La>a4s, 9e e.SSss. 4 lumber.
Au1op:, Las4Ie. Sa0S shInces, sssoo lats, s:sss n
lumber.
sult.a. .Ol:a~a, :s.ll' + luabsr:
IT. dse Lasa'1e, ., ,ees lunbc-, 90 FhIns1es
, 1859-11-23

Skw ORLEANS, Nor. e1.--The sloop-ofwar
Saratoga, from Pensacola, has arrived below,
and is watching for filibusters.
Private advices from Brownsville 10 the 18th
confirm the news By the Arizona
, 1859-11-23

BANGOR, NE-, Sov. ae.-The steam saw riu
Of Theophol,s Gushing, aad the Frankfort Mills
It this place were destroyed BY fire to-day.
Loss, 81. 900; mostly insured.
, 1859-11-23
tnHuraI1tE.

STEPHENSON INSURANCE
~ COMPANY
:.F II e e r O Il T..
4&9n
-1rfnt Of Property Injured. ,@So.egy
nuinh..
~ HONE COMPANY
fftf3 Ua.. ss..-.-,...,.,.
Continues to insure lie y. *'x.. other responstla
danase hy nft, At as low I-t-saA-<
company. ~~'ent1y
verified prudent and jud1eou1 ao2 cement and ao6ros
numerous tests Of its soundneas and REeuzta
Being : mutual well 4 sock Company. IT Has
NEVER MADE AZ ASSESSMENT UPON Its PREr
MlU N NOTES;
KPrlh!ts issuel on eth berthe stock Mutual pan-
oJ1Iux1s.
DR.. CHANCELLOR MAHTIN..........::...-PEesi President.
HENRY II. TAYLOR. rieauen.'
1DtlH d. C14
LII III L. A4
Policies ssued and honofahiy ttnfed Aoa psemps-
- ~ NiLES i WRIGHT, Agents.
No. s UoIea Building.
Garner OF South Watef and Clask-S1-. Chicago:
J.onn Efxf CTty St ryeyor, auSnGul a4s$
, 1859-11-23
CLEARED,

ktml Huron. Moran, Grand HAVEN. sundaex.
PIop Young AneEa chapman. 0&dtnshul1h lC00 bu co
60 brs fouF. s53 bgs v htat.
Prop Ge.:s las1scu Zig slabe. co. bu con- 100 bsls
pors, - bIl, noul.
Prop 0sous FAod Green Iay. S hrs Lehv!nea - trs
houF " bd!s ld 10 bills hlss A. te> d. il hEs
schf Hl.11n. aAe' Sturgeon Ever. 100 Lusa oats. 1000
bu feed.
schr: 1.i.. ring Whitney, Bu1sln 1s,tGe bu wheat,
Sehr 81 ~. shook. Cleveland, 1900 tu wheat.
atls AaY2nce Dole Sanfow - bss dous 10 tons lay
$chs hluc Bell, Hail, Grand River. 1txht.
senr E,ant!!n, LooE Shetoyesn. 20 hrs htshwlEes.
sehs Crusader coacs Kanazoo, 10 tons md.e hides
scAs 1arT Not Leve, sE1ao 66n bu wheat 800 bush
cru.
Selr hurricane. Eeni1r. Buffalo. s9c0 bu vbe1t
SehE ttQaelt, NcGQIrc, G1aAlo, II Q Q bu eosn.
, 1859-11-23

CIErE1AxD. Nor. ::..-Aarshal johnson, Of
Ohio, says that tue report Of lis having sent a
message to Governor Wise relative 10 the
rescue Of John Brown, Is untrue.
, 1859-11-23
Montreal Marriott

IBf 1XtIokAfH1 Mnx~-,,. ~. =,
a. tor Nal Sup Fnnc sAi!ers akin II al IL. ~
se, u tnsa pa{sels y e5sa; Extra nj ea9oa4
'*onrcx-a.tts dua q ~ for pearls: LIS for pcs,
, 1859-11-23

C0KN-Rece1ps LIST week. te2 1ss hu shipped =. 80:
In. Tue market tor New Com has been quite active during
the wtei, and prices have advanced 1@se The principal
demand Is fer No. Rejected being dali and ee,owc Old
Corn Eas also been dull and noie ttcne Of
bushsl- there being lut'e OF NJ inquiry fos!t.
TepAr there good shipping Inquiry aud the nask.t
steady. Sales we:c- 100 bu ncw No. at &c o. b,
" tu do at Sc in tose 500 bu do 1t 4sc In store
co bu do &c ell cut ea,go} II 4tc In sore 100 Reject
ed At 34e in 200 bu Ear 4oc track. Old Com
dull ard declined SC Sales wese-eoo bu No. at Sc Ii
store; zoo bu do 1t Sc Ia store,
TIE transactions Of h. week. d7y By day Will he fount.
AsfoEows:
DHe. Ant New mol New Rej. Ear Con Old No Old
, 1859-11-23

BosroS, Nor. es.-The shoe uanufactoty Of
Albert Humphrey in East Weymouth Was burn
ed this T. II. Loss, SIS 900.