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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

NEw YoRE, Nov. 5.-A letter from Havana of
racy, something of that character, having
been discovered among certain military officers
and the soldiery at Martanzas Various arrests
are understood to have taken place, but no fur
Their particulars have been permitted to reach
the public ear.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07
,OCAL MA-TTERS

e Ten Cents Weeh-The Iats1ligencer is
,aished to subscribers many part of the CITY
,nsigbborhOod at ten cents week.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

81 On Saturday last, David Kull was ar,
ased and taken before AID. McCourtnoy. for
,pmittns an assault upon Mr.. Jenkins. of
.sauc Wheeling. Mr.. Jenkins informs us
at he was not the agressOr in tho difficulty on
friday, which occurred at SIr. Kulps stable
3c "as not drunk, aud was perfectly willing to
ay ioF the entire time he used the vehicle.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07
FOR SALE.
THE STAR NAIL WORKS,
In lrOuiom, E.uvrencc 4,oup,v. OLto

HFOut"h3 EluWrenCc EoanHy, Ohio.
consequence Of the deceass the stockholders
the star Nail Works are offered for sale great
bargain. These Malt Works situated in the
Eion in the Southern OF Ohio, miles above
Portsmouth, and 80 miles above Cincinnati. main
building $50 feet in length and l6 feet width substau-
italy built, and contains aud improved machinery
consisting of steam engines 80 nail machines achine
Tor making nail kegs also, 10 boiling furnaces aud heat.
ing furnaces together with the necessary ROLLS and
capacity TO manufacture $50 nails every hours
In addition the above, sold with the Nail Works
40 acres OF Coal Lands, miles distant by Railroad
delivering coal at ;Ie mills at exceeding
lar per tom and has peculiar advantages for shipping
to various points at all seasons the Ohio River this
point and below Is seldom DISTRACTED. The
Gared as the best IN ie country for supplies pig
and COAL as there are n blast furnaces within so miles
which bring their iron direct to by the Iron RarOad
and'the surrounding hills abound FIRE clay Of
easy access Any further description Is deemed
saTy as purchasers will desire examine themselves.
II not sold previously, the above property offered
at public sale on Thursday the cath day November 1852
Address, PETERS, JAMES 4 CO.,
Or JOHN PETERS,
Ironton, Ohio, Oct. Q, 1859. oct25-1mt
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

sR- 4 BrqwL-John Leof,nan and cb.,,o.
hoffman kicked up row in the market house
on o. Friday night. They were arrested by Officer
Deafenbaugh and fned So and costs each bv
AID Wright. -'S 0A'"' y
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

NEW YoKE, Nov. 5.-Morse & Bros, uncnr-
rent money brokers, suspended and made an
assgnmet to Chas. A. Meigs The liabilities
arc small and the creditors will probably be paid
in full.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07
BY THR UNION LINE,
TO THE BATLY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oelE.EIoE,ooRNER wATER ANp aIoNRoE sTREErs

cHARLgsrowN, Va, Nov. 5.-shields Green,
one OF the negro prisoners, was found guilty
this morning: The first count, for treason was
abandoned upon objections being taken by Mr..
Lennott, that twas not proved that the pris.
oner was free person and therefore did not
come under the statute, which read ANY free
person" Sentence was deferred.
Copeland is now on trial. Mr.. Lenuott is
Tranquility is in process of restoration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

New YoRK, Nov "a dispatch to the En-
press says that, the Pennsylvania Opposition
State Committee have agreed to cali State
Convention to elect delegates to the annual Op.
position Convention of the whole Union
Buenes Ayres advices of Sent. LIST. state that
the Buenos Ayrion squadron had chased ar.
quiza's steamers into Montesceolo. That gov>
eT snt had ordered them to leave, and the
Bn"nos Ayrians were writing outside to fight
them.
a Paraguayan mediator was early expected
at bnenos Ayres. The land forces were mac
The steamer Ocean Queen sailed to day for
nthampton and llavre, she taking out 1913.
SGT in specie and 146 passengers, among whom
are Mr.. A. s. Hill, OF the Tribune, DR.. j. Fra
zIer, o. S. a., and DR.. S. B. Elliott, of Staten
Island.
The Kangaroo also sailed for Liverpool, with
10000 in specie and 232 passengers
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BUSINESS NoTTCEs

20 Stand erect! Throw back your shout
ders! Expand your lungs! Improve your
appearances! Improve your health-by using
the Improved Shoulder Brace, for ladies and
gentlemen. Tney answer also as skirt support
ers or suspenders. For sale by T. H. Logan &
Co. and Logan, List & Co., dealers in Trusses
brandles, Supporters, Belts, Syringes, &c, &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

BosToN, Nov. 5.-The Kerosene Oil manu-
factory of Spear, Burke & "a in Winthrop
Mass, was DESTROYED by IRE last night. Loss
$4,000, mostly insured
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

- Wholesale FIntng.-Mrs. Yates and Mrs
Lzonard, of Centre Wheeling, quarrellcd on
saturday, about the ownership of hydrant.-
fac husbands of the two ladies came TO the res
sss of their respective wives, and soon found
,ssu'selves irresis'ably partaking in the ill. feel
70 os the occasion. Mr. Yates called Mr.
Leonard hard names, and the latter struck at
lin, All four were taken before Aid. Quigley
~ fined about five dollars and costs apiece.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07
~S(DSe


~ Attempt to Murder and Rob.-A few
evenings ago an attempt was made to rob Mr..
Harrison Butte Superintendent of The Cambridge
INa! Company, near Campbell'S station on the
Central Ohio Railroad Mr. Butte was sitting
at the mouth of "coal shute" awaiting the
coming of the cars in order to hail them and
Pas on coal. Presently two men came up; Mr..
Sl'e arose and greeted them with the usual
situation, when one of them inquired how far
II was to Campbell's Station. Mr.. Butte in
formed them. They then said, "You have
money, and we want it," Mr. Butte replied,
y have no money" The response was,
You're liar!" He was then seized by the
tTo man and forced against the coal cars, and
his pocket rifed of S4,75, $l,s5 of which was
io1ad upon the ground, the nscreantS having
dropped it.
After relieving him of his money, one of the
men drew knife and made stab at him. Tho
blade passed through his overcoat, some four
teen letters and a pocket book, in his side
pocket, breaking off at the opposite cover. The
oio% vas evidently intended as 'fnisher, and
out 70" he letters and pocket book, would have
entered Mr. Bute's heart His escape from
death was providential. 1t was certainly a bold
deed, AID he perpetrators of the act, it is to be
hoped, will be detected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

s Serious Aecids"t.-on Friday last a
roorg man named Buckhart, who was picking
1P'es Q" the Island, stepped upon u decayed
.nb aud fell a considerable distance to the
gound. The skin was torn from his lower Jaw
sal chm by protruding splinter, producing Il
Hast ugly and painful nutilation of the fea>
i.Tss, One arm was broken and the young
mans back was seriously injured. Dr. j. c.
HaPp was called upon and administered the
proper remedies.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 5.-River 81 inches at the
Glass House ripple, and falling. Weather clear
and mild.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07
MONDAY MORNING, NOV. {. 1859

,,sest Circulation of any Paper in west
ern Virginia. COY
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07


ton CT the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two Of the most popu-
lar remedies now before IKE public.
We refer to
Dr.. chas. h'LaGc's Celebrated
Vernl15age and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them as
universal Cure-alIs, bus simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE YERMIFUGI1,
For cxpeiling Worn13 from the
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms.
TIE LIVER PILLS.
For thecure of LIVER CoMpLA1NTs
all BILlous DERANGrMENTs SICK
IEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking Oui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
As specifics for the above men
toned diseases, they are Unriivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministcred in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
to dispose of their Drug business
in which they have been success.
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And beinc de-
ternlined that DIR. N1'I,anu's Gele-
brated Vermituge and Liver Pills
SHALL continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of Tic Gay, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense i'll procuring tie Best
and PurcSt material, and COM
pound them i'll the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to
.. FLEMNG BRGS. Pittsburgh. Ia,
Ps Dealers orI Il,rsic.urs o-Icr.r.- Il, =, ,;ir.
than Fleming Bros viii will 10 write TIt ,',,
6ii;inctly and ttkc iiH Dr.. y Lines y.,;s nj lar
i fleming Ig' Iti:,lu7t ID ~ nec wisi,t < ,e .-ys
tGh a trial we viii forward mil rtsr nd. to ny
part OF tue United States, hON Fins E: ,,,ry,
thrc"-cclt pnSta;, stamps, or one vi.I .T vnrr,;sr 49,.
fourteen tlr""ccnt stnmi All orders from C,a,a .t
be- accompanied ~ twcn'y cents extra.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

~ Eoe'Y one should know what to get for
cold or obstinate cough or soreness of the
cheSt. Read the following letter:
New BEDFORD, Jaluarv 10. 1S49.
GENTLEAE&: The Invaluable medicine which
received from you, called Mrs. MN. Gard
ners balSam of Liverwort and Hoarhound, has
been an Unreasonable blessing to me and to INV
hm'iy' 4 have used it in my own case, which
to health In case of obstinate cough its
soothing influence has effected radical cure;
and beg, if my name or my exertions can aid
you in disseminating it among those threatened
allow me, what would seem my duty.
to say to others what I write to YOU, that
this medicine is invaluable. remain, gentle.
mcn, with great respect.
Your obedient servant
L. D. WILLIAMS
For sale by REED & KRAFT, Agents for Centre
Wheeling, where everything in the drug line
can he had of the hest quality 2w
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Loss OEIEEIA-

~ NJ < !
you call upon DR. WINCHEL, he will agree to insert
n up top hrst.cl"Ss set OF TEETH so closely resem-
a. 10 DEFY detection. On gold as, up
per set 80" Cnrale or Yulcauized $7u half set
TO- porcelain Plate $5 $25 half sct silver and other
s metals price reduced in proportion. Those wishing 10
@ enseiVeS OF these reduced rates will please
from that time. ~ " ' se
Of every different style Teeth now In use
can De seen al the Office enabling any person familiar
subject To Judge ut once correctly
SaagS anu disadvantages which The different STYLES pos
charge. 'O''' eN'F"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

The Kangaroo also sailed for Liverpool, with
$4,000 in specie and 283 passengers.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

1QnilIty is in process Of restoration.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-11-07

ION BBIs Cars Prime wlnte Wheat Flour,
sale by loclsl NJ pEITI y
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1851 d. kEliL4.
NEW FALL GOODS!
NJ would call the our friends snd notron
and tic public Senerny, to the fact that we are now
T:sTtylng our Fal! ard Winter Stock of CLOTHS CA$SI
FNSS aat NhSfiEGS, all OF which are Uz Inr.d tn
make TO order ia the atst aad approved syie and
best manner At short notice, at No 102 Main Street
WHEELER LARIS.
StPSt Merchant Tarors
fJuAE od Port Tor medicinal purposes, OLD Aar
moGy standard Sherry Wine, just received ana fr sale
By lsrrtl8l w a. EDWARDS ( BRO
IELAVORiNG EXTRA CTS-DGerent knds-feT sale lon,
by Il. Il. McLAIN t CO.. 13 Main ST.
ortlS Centre Wheeling.
{UST RECEIVED At 73 siaIn street. Centre Wheeling
- WISTAR'S BALSAM OP WILD CHERRY
e COUGH LOZESG ERS
SELLERS IMPERIAL COUGH SYRUP,
SYRUP B0StSET & WILD CHERRY.
AYERS aOUERRY PICTORIAL.
BRYA s PULNIONIC WATERS,
y N0DGKtE'S COUGH CANDY.
r. ritEsoRiP g!0Ns PILED AT ALL HOURS OF
ost25 II. b McLAIN CO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-27
Foreign Markets by telegram,

NEw YORK, Oct e6.-Por &eaaer Persia.-CoTroS-saes
Of the week 6O0 bales Spectators took 3UO
exporters 500 bales. Fair Mddng qualities advanced I6
to Z, firm. ConsOs $50 Themoney market lightly easier
Sales Friday 10000 bales closing steady and firm Or
leans Fair Miidng7 &c. Mobile Far IN Midd!ing e75
Upland Fair "a, Nj ding G II.l6
Manchester adyces favorable the market having al adj
vanciDg tendency,
HIvRE Cotton sales Of the 1850 bales All qualities
slightly advanced EeO Orleans Tres Ordinate liz
Bullion in the Bank Of England has pounds
Breadsus have declining tendency. Elour ditto e2s I'd
27s Wheat has decng tendency 9s 3ig Cd white gs %
ellis Corn has declining tendency, yellow Sa6s ID white
3i97s Sd. Beef quiet. Pork steady. Bacon dull.
NEW YOEx. Oct 96-Psr Steamer sTgson--Cotton steady
saeSof lays 6 900 bales spectators and export
took 900 bales Brradstu steady but quiet Provisions
dull ConsOls O699GK.
LvrRPOOL OCT l3SOck of Cotton at Liverpool 536 900
bales, (which 4lOu 900 bales are American.
LoNDoSBarng Brothers quote Wheat advanced Id Sugar
firm; Coffee dull.
American Stocks slow of sale but prices are unsered
Hewitt quotes Cotton yanced l-l6a on all sandsss dss
crpionshs advance bolng chiefly finer qualities East
India Cotton taken to unusual extent for export because
t sandes and obtains additional preference over the
common American
Imports OF the week. Il 900 bales sea- from America
bales against bales the same year. The same
er,uar Manchester adgces unsatisfactory Wakefield
* NAsh report better descriptions 81 American advanced -lO
Glare Son say there advance of desirable Ameri-
which closed healthy with good demand Richardson.
Spence o. there good demand midlling and
Orleans and Mobiles advanced ~ uPlads scarcely patakng
Of he improvement Holders willing sellers KIeinwort
Cohen Spectators cheap grades await developments Of the
American crop and European politics Exports OF the week IL
OOObaes including 1900 bales American closing Orleans Mid
Cling TJs, Mobile h:ddling :, Upland Middiug67S.
The New Orleans Liverpool were the 9IS by
the Africa, and by Telegraph of the 25tk.
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Breadstuffs md Prorisians.

The leading BreAdsuGs markets continue uctuste though
the evident tendency in prices upwards New York on The
Gath advanced l55c per bb and declined on tie 18th
IOS5o showing that portion Of the sustained
In Baltimore the 2h advance OF reported
Cincinnati dispatch of the evening of the 94th says:
Flour very firm; holders generally higher prices but M
advance has been established sales 700 bbs 81 for
superne and Ss0525 Tor 992 received I'm the
last "A hours GOOD demand for wheat and prices firm 81
for prime white and Us 10 for prime red New corn dull
prices unchanged; sales at 4Uc
The Louisville Journal the 25h quotes prime red and whit,
Wheat 10, being advance Sc during the week New
Corn selling at 4O94c. In regard to Provisions the
Journal says:
We the Of the pork packing season. Packers
nave made good many contracts for hogs 81 gross
show disposition any more II s no indicas1
however OF what hogs may bring altar CREATIONS Commence
Ccmpeuon between the houses prices up requen
There doubt that large quantity OF bar rel pork from s
year will hold but Of supply will be comnIev
exhausted by the tms the market In fact
parts of the south is already very scarce The on n
hogs will have Doubt be fully large il not larger than
season. with which we're entaiIed on n.
by the h prices last year. b. anticipated that they
will be realized the approaching season.
The Cincinnati Provision the 9th was repord
and heavy and Mess Pork As as sI375 which s held
at only two three months ago Lard was quoted at and
se for present and for future delivery say weeks
hence, without finding buyers to any extent.
The Lasye Courier Of the says there Is nothing
in Aogs in that Market packers refuse pay &c gross sale
of 300 head reported at Lafayette Ia to average 200
&c gross
The SITS Louis Democrat Of the 9th says:
We think ST. Louis packers fully up with the times this
they little tardy season Although 81 SO net
and Louisville prices would justify il quite
babe some of them intimate, they pay even higher One
OF them has already contracted for head at Alexandria
considerable country packing poinhe large crop there
and the scarcity Of stock Hogs rendering it necessary for the
ers to have advances there buy the
Country buyers seem 10th ALL various up river
points, except AT low rates. or say 80 50 "a for good Hogs
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-27

Memphis Is at present visited by a large numb,
of Gipses
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tain the indictment. After argument pro and con.
the following order was passed.
On hearing the M ton IN this case il is ordered
thar the Indictment be quashed, the ground that
it is not an indictable offence that portion Of the
comnor law relating to this offence being obsolete
in South Carolina"
We think that the thanks Of the ladies are certain
" due the ex-Speaker for his able argument in de-
fence of woman, and TO the Court for wiping out
the offence in this State. As far was ascertaned,
this is the third indictment that has been pre-
ferred in the United States for the offence of Ecold-
ing and we hope it will be the last for it is inva-
ding one of the dearest rights of woman and is in
truth an abridgement of the liberty Of speech in the
fairer sex. The tongne is their principal weapon
both Of defence and offence and Irving has very
facetiously said it is the only edged tool that be-
comes sharper by constant use.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-10-27

Prof tshey Hurt, D, Male COeRe, Winrhytsr Tenn.
Prof Graves D, President Of DE Mary sharpe College,
chester, Tenn.
The Weather Indicator offered the
Drug Store Of Aaron sire chs
Of Union and College Streets Nashville Tenn.
The dise0Verer viii
mail postage paid, we'll any person
cosiag 81 20 current Pail and plain directions for ra
latng, using, Sc, accompany each Indicaior-
LOUIS 8. ULlMAN, Agent,
Hfuv H. Gala
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CANDIDATES.
ATTORNEy GENERAL.


Weare authorized tn JOHN K. EDMUNDS0N q
Ianddste Sheriff Of Davidson county athe election.
oct25. I'd
We authorized to VIM G. BRIEN candidate
for Attorney Geuerso 9th Judicial Circuit embracing the
May oct93 I'd
We authorized to CARY A. HARRIS, of Will
Hanson county candidate for Attorney General for the ju
dal Circuit composed the of Williamson Davidson
and Sumner. Octl4-td@
Wei authorized TO announce BAXTER SMITH, Esq, Of
Sumner, candidate To- Attorney General Of this (e 9h
judicial Crcui. composed Of Of Williamson, David
and sun-ner.
We authorized to Jas L. RASEu, Esq,
candidate for the office OF Attorney General for the Ninth Judi
ca Circuit composed Of the of williamson sumrIr
and Davidson. Electionin May, 1850
We authorized s. L. FINLEY Of Davidson
county candidate for Attorney General Of the 9th JudeA
Circuit. Election, May, 1860.
octQ 81
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BY TELEGRAPH.



New YORK. Oct. 26.-Rumors from Zurich are
contradictory. One report says treaty will soon
be signed, and European Congress assemble.
The exequator of the Consul at Legborn has
been withdrawn on account Of his political in
trigues. An explanatory note viii be sent to Wash
ington.
Napoleon has returned to Paris. Several Italians
were arrested at Bordeaux during his visit
Nothing IS known about the movements OF the
Great Eastern.
The war steamer Hero is preparing for Van
couYer's Island.
The Philadelphia and Liverpool Steamship Com
pany has purchased the Glasgow steamer to run
monthly in the winter and fortnightly in the sum
mer
1t is denied that Lord Clarendon succeeds Can
ming as Governor General Of India.
Prince Napoleon is about to visit London.
The Paris Bourse was depressed, but rallied
Re1ltes 60 francs confines. The Bank of France
lost fifty-one million francs specie
Mr.. King, OF Indiana, beat Mr. Fruze, of Hamp-
shire. England, In the pigeon shooting.
The Persias mails were sent southwark tins
morning.
The Pope is still at CasteI Gondolfo = a.
There are rumors Of an approaching interview
between the Emperors Of Austria and Russia. Also
that the Emperor Of Austria viii visit Napolean
An American ffigats arrived at Jaffa ard demand
ed the extraditon of the OrginatOrs of the murder
committed there three years ago.
The Lomhardy debt disagreement delays the Zu-
rich conference.
The steamers New York, and Borussia arridYed
at Liverpool on the 18Th
New YORK, Oct. 26.-The Russian Ambassadors
at London, Paris, Berlin, aud Vienna have been tel
graphically summoned to meet the Emperor Alex
ander at Warsaw on the fifteenth
Notwithstanding the capture of Schamyh, the
Clrcassans are not Subdued. The HlUGLde RHSSe
says they have another not less anatca and intrep
I'd chief, who may hold out one OF two winters.
The Russian army in Caucasus is sick.
1t Is rumored that Austria will not sign the treaty
OF peace unless it conforms to the Villa Franco
prellminafies and desires to protract negotiations
TIL spring, in order to reeommence the war; also
that Austria undertakes to guarantee the temporal
power to the Pope in the Legations.
An attempt was made by the pirates and convicts
being conveyed by the ship Ararat from Penang. to
take possession of the ship-of sixty pirates who
came on the deck % were killed and others
wounded.
The Theatre Royal at Hull has been destroyed by
fire.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
thinks the effect of the French demand on Piedmont
for indemnity for the late war to obtain the ces
sion of Savoy and Nice to France. T
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C0nparatigs prices Of Cotton tbs d0te TIE olsoin0
years. scstt rate Of Freight 10 Liverpool and Of Sterling
Exchange.
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From Iexice.

NEW ORLEANS, October 26.-The steamer Tennes
see has arrived, with Vera Cruz dates of the
22d and $37 1000 specie.
The sloop-ef-war Savannah was at SACRIFICES.
1t is reported that the acting British Minister
Matthews, authorized the British Consul at Vera
Cruz to recognize the Juarez Government.
Robes had returnd to Jalapa. +sra.
Miramon's expedition to San Lois is reported to
be still preparing
De Golado was at San Luis, Ampudia was at
Vera Cruz and Marques at Guadalaxa, all inactive.