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BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
~ OF NEW ORLEANS.
GENERAL MEETING.
Pursuant Article VIII Section Of the Constitution the
guar quarterly meeting of ahe New Lusanos Benevolent
Association will held the Hail. No. 1855 Old street,
MONDAY NEXT the 18th If July, at O'Clock P. NJ Pre-.
csely. The members requested TO be punctual.
By order Of the President.
ANTHONY SAMBoLA. Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Of the above Association again requested
to mest-with mourning regalia-st their Hail. MONDAY
MORNING-same day-he 18th inst at 8 o'clock precisely
in order attend SOLEMN HIGH ASS, which will be Of
ered at the st. Augutn Church. behalf Of late brother
JUAN ARCELO.
The relatives and friends OF the deceased also the Spanish
Benevolent Society," Of which he member respect
fully invite to attend tho Mass.
ANTHONY SAMBOLA,
jy14 2p4t Secretary.
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X. LYON ~. y. lxaHH
I fON d LEAKE, ATTORNEYS ATA,AW AHTs
- General Collecting agents. CAMDEN aIkAneiss ysSIlxx-
lect claims in all tie Southern part OF the STATE.
hsiereuce9-A j. Tuy Co, Campbell SasHns Il Russe-
f Rasns Co. G. H. soeoms o. W viot Co. n NJ
pSi, Mm WrAy Co.. Now York; J. B. Appant Gy
fhiaueiphia' uassa 1ss
, 1859-10-21

that had been taken ssred them from immediate
execution. The crowd, nearly. every man Of
which carried gun, swaycd with tumu1tuous
excitement, and cries Of "Shoot themr
"Shoot them !" rang from every side. The ap~
pearance Of the liberated prisoners. Ill Of whom,
Injury, changed The current Of feeling, and pro-
longed cheers took the place Of howls and exc
crations.
The lawn in front Of the engine house after
the assault presented dreadful sight. Laying
On II were two bodies Of men killed On the pre-.
yious day, and found inside the house; three
wounded men, one Of them just At the last gasp
Of life, and two others groaning in pain. One
Of the dead Wa Browns son. 0teTay, the
wounded man, and hin son Watson, were laying
on the grass, the father presenting l gor5 spec
taele. He had severe bayonet wound IN his
blood.
A short time after Capt Brown was brought
out. be revived and talked earnestly to those
sbout him. defending hia courae, and arowinE
be had onIy done what was right. He replied
10 tho questions put To him, substantially aa fo.
'ows:'" Are you GaPt. B5own, o. hsns9s, G. :, ~
1omis Brown" II tried to do my duty there"
!. What was your present object" "To free
the slaves from bondage" "Were any other
craons but those now connected with you. il
tae movement!" "No." "Did you expect aid
from the North = no. Inefe "As no one
co1,nected With the movement but those who
came with me- Did you expect TO k,n peo.
ple in order to carry yonr pointv did not
wish 10 do 50, but you forced q. to DO H.
Various questions Of this kind were put to
Capt. Brown, which Ac answered clearly and
freely, with seeming anxiety 10 Tind'cate HIM
sell.
He urged that he had the town Al hls mercy;
that he could have burnt II, and murdered me
iuh habitauts, but did not; be had treated the
prisoners with courtesy, and complained that
lie was hunted down like beast. He spoke OF
the killing Of his son, which ne alleged IVES
done while bearing tag OF truce, and seemed
very anxious for tue safety ot his wounded son
His conversation bore the impression Of The
conviction that Whatever be had done 70 Ire
slaves was right, and thst IN the warfare IN
which be was engaged be was entitled to b.
treated with all the respect Of Il prisoner Of
war.
he seemed mug convinced 1Ast ne "ns oaot}
treated and had right TO complain although
ut frat considered dying. an examination Of h,s
wounds proved thRt they we're NOT necessarily
fatal. He expressed desire TO Ase and 70 oe
| tried by hls country. In hsa poeEet neAriy S6oo
| we're tound IN gold. oeFefai important papers:
! found IN his possession, Eere taken enafge o.
by Col. Lee, on behalf Of The Govefnment' -,
Several slaves we're found ~ the room WITH
the insurTect'onls1s bnt 1t Is nene'9a soat tney
were there un"islingly. ieoeeo, BROWNE e.
, 1859-10-21

lFfon1 Int AAfk 43ne Exp1ta1 Oct4 ~
Another mild week, with heavy showers, has
labor vain as respects the second crop Of grass.
Still vegetation progresses very rapidly in the
meadows, and there is an unusual abundance
Of feed. The amount Of rain, should it con-
tinue to fall in equal plenty, will soon reach the
wells not deep sunk, and this winter may rep1en-
ish the lost supply; while some fresh breezes
and hot sunbenms may Jet facilitate the cleaning
Of the land in time for the antumnh sowing.
The WHEAT trade this week has somewhat lost
its buofancy, yet without any decline. In
the ahaence Of exciting causes, & gradual
and moderate amendment only can be e1-
pected, as old stocks continue good, and many
are still ready to part with their new samples.
The long drought in Ireland seriously reducing
the crop Of oats, must limit the shipment of
th grain this season, and help to increase the
demand for Indian Corn, However, tho recent
rains hare surprisingly revived the grass lands,
aud relieved the apprehension of farmers.
Foreign markets generally maintain the value Of
Wheat; the late advance throughout France
being followed by ? further 1isa Of Is
thrcu. .',out the proyinceA- All spring corn some
what anticipated improvement; and the Dutch
are already buying IN the German markets at
prices beyond English orders. On the other
hand, in consequence of continual influx Of
the new crop Al Odessa, with a quality above
absence Of any English demand. And the Amer
ican markets, BY last adyices. were dull and
rather lower for oil breadstufs, except Maize,
the crop Of which. both in TINT country and
Europe, is below IN average This, with the
deficiency in Potatoes, may eventually affect
Wheat prices Samples Of English Flour hare
been sent to Belgium, and some say TO France.
The arrivals of: the coast since esd inst. hare
been IS cargoes, Of which AZ were Wheat, and
SO Maize.
The transactions noted were as follows: l6 car-
goes Of Tuganrog Ghirka Wheat at AS sd to
ASS Sd, three cargoes Marianopo1i at 80 Cd to
44s, and one cargo Berdianskt ct AIS Sd; 20 car:
goes Of Maize at a6s Sd to a9s; one cargo oi
0dessa Barley at els Cd, and one cargo Of Tag
uurog Oats At lis per Or
| The sales noted last wee1: were l3l ,574 quar-.
te1s Wheat at Ais l0c, against 1s5,ssl quarters
in 1858. The London averages we're ass lid on
4,7G2 quarters. The arrivals in the principal
ports Of Great Britain for the week ending
Sept. 81 were, in Wheat aud Flour, equnl te
89,226 qrs.
, 1859-10-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Turk1pAI ErEx1se, OF. %.
"rA1uEh-Cool but p&esx.at, With = stin osss.s from
the NoEthwa.t.
AhKFkn x1oH CHICAGO AT BnHA1o. o.. -PEopere1x
GooS 1od ME1uses; psFque G12t Greenwood mud ach5s
Geo Holt Nightingale, and Shepard.
A. osFtooLoct- l1-Scaooaess Lively. Hol1ey, md
White squsl.
C1EAxxo FOE CH1cAeo-Fso,u osFexo, Oct. lah-Pr.p
1ounE Amef6- and tctf L D Croeket.
tkstfL PAssIH1 DEAotE-oct 15-Bound Down-B&tk
g QenrEc and Oliver EulveE Ia TOW 1t tE Da shr
d WADE props NJ Vernon. Roctes, Postanotth. and
At or: bHE C TallbstdEe.
Ro9nd Ups B Michigan; prop Queen ct the Lakes
Qr11E GA1x-Abouss 'o'lloek Int night tbs wind,
wh1eh WIS blowing quits fresh lnereased into PEI
fees gale from The NosheaE. and continued 70 Al night
End vetses bad no Little difficulty IN mixing the hx.tor
The prop Bu1o which ee sed In the afternoon fos Bu o
~as The squa ua outstde Of GEess Point and
her sta1s ia She put back tor this port aad
remained Until this morning
Quite number Of vessel. havs arrived tsday and rxe
far+ II ~ tn-+,o-,,v
, 1859-10-21

PnTxtxakarul >, Nxx Yo1x. OF "a, 1853.
FLor19psned 1t &c better md closed dull n ths ad
Eoes salea Il go b1la u u fof super 6a&e $
tx11a ttse: 4.:o2&so for super wts4esn $50
So TOT common 10 n&tnm extra weafsEn bAQaa . foS
i9ssaer,o xood a4ppog hr.na4 e1tn F. 4 T. elosnx dull
Ea1ao1aa uneh1nGd ea)es 40 brs II = fo1 common
u Saoes e5t,a Rye donr u fatz ssq9-st T e;&A3
VHH-H bat nafkEs Il better, with 1,ssd supply And
moderate t1po delaand sat1 q q ooo la It tlos fcI
Esako tpt1k nd cou,aca Milwaukee Club t. afdxe;
Barley n,ors sa!ve nd f;meE: seles e Acoo
busa It :s81s-ths sre1 ptee fos ehnses G. y. Corn
YET .earce nd Einer saIe. h. II LOO fos sound ye
&3a4<c.
Maak1-Du. and lower; sales - tsas It .ae-eloa'rE
With 10 bu5 ers Il over :8c-
Pse.a.9xs m.rk.t eEner tor prime ..es 1870 bss
slo meas, 10.7a9o 81 PRIME 10 7@211 rumpe
III. eoses tesv and lower. BET unchanged. s.les SO
pssEtt et a eassI ps 60 Eess g. r. r.
1Ss veter. Prime mess heef quiet s's;
!Qo f,erres lnda .on ~ Cut Meats ahada t-
e,.t Ct: sae, M 70 ptz .ar,det sx4sx; hans R.eoo
ts!l1s Butter u Eode:2.e demand IT 1l42lae Ohio.
~ SS7ock'-He:steh and Worcester %. c = 1E9.
16H sso I,e.rr. ~ = a u1.n: ~ ~ s;2 ~
E1s e4, EY C6S. Pc HIi Il, u Il b:nd stK 30 &
Ef&. I'd Il 8 = ~ ~ INA Il
, 1859-10-21
wauhfnxton Kutellfxence,

WAsHlsoTox, October so.-Di,tIiet: Attorney
Quld and Col. Lee have returned from uarpers
Ferry. The former, soon alter his arrival, had
a conference with the President, and the litter
: long interview With the Secretary Of War.
., s. M&rahl johnson, Of Ohio, who Is now
here, ssys one Of the parties engaged with
Brown wss prominent in the 0beriin Rescue.
Judge Black has returned after tn absence ut
his home in Pennsylvania-
Jpmes Achaster. Of Piasburg, hss been COM
Edmund De Luce has been commissioned as
ChiefEneineer in the Navy.
, 1859-10-21
BY TELEGRAPH.

In Massachusetts.
Bosrox, Oct 20.-The Democratic Conren-
sion Of the Fifth Congressional district WAS
held yesterday. A double set Of delegates, re-
presenting the Custom House and Douglas in
ierests, were present. Many Of the Inter
forced their way through the windows into the
hall, IN attempt having been made to exclude
lheln.
Sidney Webster, Esq, was chosen chairman.
After an exciting scene, the Custom House
boiled and organized separately. ...,
Convention, nominated D. F. Ha1lett, and Cor
.nelius Doberty, both Douglas men, to the
Charleston Contention. The o.her Convention
elected John T. Heard and J. c. Loyejoy, friends
of the Administration.
The Democratic Convention Of the Fourth
Congressional District has chosen james Riley
nj Douglas, as Delegates to the Charleston Con-
yentfpu,
, 1859-10-21

acting ~ aid Tor Col Let, advanced to r1rley
with ihe aesieged, Samuel s.rider, Esq, IN old
They were received n the door by Capt. Cook.
Lieut.. Stuart demanded IN unconditional sur
reude:, only prnuaissnk them protection from
immediate violence, and trial BY law. Capt
Brown refused all terms but those previously
demanded, sslith wcru substantially, "That
<athey sboold b. permitted to march out with
<sthe1r men a1d atns. taking their pEiseness
xith them: that they should proceed
"uppursued to tho second tollgate, when
~theJ would Tree their prisoners; tho Roldiers
"they would heht if tbeJ could rot escape"
or courae, This was refused, and Lieut.. stuart
rtossed ppop Brown his desperate position, and
urged surrender. The expostulation, though
besoud car shot, was evldentsl]y verT earnest,
and the coolnesa Of the Lieutenant, and the
courare Of bis aged Gag bearer won wasm
psaiss ~ this moment The interest Of The
soane wa mos intense. The volunteers wcre
arranged all around tho building, cutsing OF an
r,can1 in ererY direction. The m&r1nts, diTi-
ded IL Two squads, wers ready for dash ut the
door.
Finally, L;ent Stuart, having exhausted Ill
argument with The determined Captain brown,
walked slowly from the door.
Immediately the s,gaal for attack 1ls g'Een:
md the msrlnes, headed By Col. Hurts and
Liaut Greea, advanced in 1wo lines on each
sids Of the door. Two powerful fellows sprung
between lhe llnet, and with heaTy sledge ham,
mari attempted to ba.ser down the door. =,
The doors swnng and swayed, but appeared
70 be secured with rope, the spring Of which
deaaensd b. effect Of the blows. Failing thus,
ths3 a"ok hold Of ladder, acme forty feet long.
aud' advancing n : run, brought ii with Ire
nenao' : eaeet against the door. At tho second
blow II gs'a wsy. Cue leaf falling inward in a
slanting position. The m4r;nes immediately
advanced 70 ths breach, Major Russelt and Lieut
Green leading. A marine IN front fell.
The 3ring from tho inferior was rapid and
sharp. They lised with delibera.e aim. and for
q moment the resistance uaA serious md des.
persse enough to excite the spectA.ors to some
thing like pitch Of frenzy: The next moment
tbs marines poured 10, the firing ceased and The
work VIVA done; while eheera rang from every
side. the generAl feeling being thst the marines
hid done their part admirably.
When the insurgents were brought out, son,
dad and others wounded. they were greeted
V1ht exscrat.oas, md only The precaution
, 1859-10-21

holders are trife shore those figures. "A lot
Of 1900 bu sold at Lille. Red is in sctive de-
mand at l.ol 10 1.0sc; i 900 bu sold ut 1.o1ac.
Corn continues purely nominal ut SOC. Oats
arc In good request nt Ss Ia 84c from wagons
Barley and rye eare steady.
P1EsBraca-Oct. la.-F1our-The demand
grows less, gradually, but is still pretty well
kept up. There arc rarely saics from first hands,
and from store the ruling rates in small lots are
$4.s9 to ATS for super, 4e7 to 500 for e1trs,
and 5.1e to $50 for family do. The demand Is
mainly confined to small lots, to suit the wants
Of the retail trade, and prices range according
wheat four. There is temporary scarcity Of
Oats, mud prices have advanced to 4sQ545c from
first hands, but good supply would bring
prices down. Corn is scarce; sales Of old from
store at - to SIC; some lots Of new hare sold
at IS to Csc. RJs is also scarce, and receipts
rival. Barley bas sold freely to brewers during
the week-1o,o0o and 1900 bu fur Spring SELF
ing at 75e; we quote Spring at 70 to 75c, and
Fall 1t SOC. In Wheat The receipts hare fallen
of materially; sales at depot Of No. Spring 1t
LOO, Mediterranean at LOS to LOS, Amber liz,
and White las,
MuwAuKxE-0et. .1e.-The Milwaukee .Se7h.
mel Of this morning says:--
Prices Of standard grades improved 1c TO-
day, No. ! spring selling ut 61@s2c on track,
and No. 2 ut soc. The market at the close,
however, was dull and unsettled, and although
one large sale wxs made in the afternoon, at
high figures, the majority Of buyers were out
Of the market. Flour Was not In active request,
but previous prices were maintained Receipts
were lighter, amounting to about s., 900 bush,
including Aonr. Shipments were trifing, ow-
ing 10 the storm.
FoREzaS EXPORTS OF BnkADsrrrFs-The n.
y. Herald Of yesterday says:
The exports are swelled by the commence
ment Of shipments Of breadstufa. During the
week ending this day, We have shipped about
16, 500 brls -four to foreign countries, including
5000 brls to Great Britain. Great britain has
also taken i, 600 bu wheat. Yesterday and TO-
day there hare been good many purchasers Of
grain and four for shipment to Europe. A.
present prices in the two countries these will
not pay profit; but the shippers look for an
advance in the European markets, predicated on
short crops. When corn begins TO come for
ward freely. the hreadstufs export from this
port will become quite considerable. Consider
ing that we have been shipping Little or no grain
or Hour to Europe since Jan. !, the aggregate
tarorab,y with those Of the two pnst years.
OCEAN FRErGu1s-The New York Tribune, Of
yesterday, reports engagements as follows
Flour to Liverpool, Is; 500 bu grain to Liver.
pool ut I'd in ships bags: 200 bbls -four to Lon.
don at Is Sd; 10000 bu grain 10 Glasgow at Sc
| in ships bags.
FAILURE II THE FLOUR TRAnx IN Cxc1xxtr1.
The Cincinnati Gasette Of yesterday says:
Messrs. Morrow Gettier, Flour merchants
Of this city, hare failed aud made IN assignment
Their liabilities are said to be S25, 900, and as
| sets good and bad, Sit 900. The house has LOST
largely. heretofore. on -four shipments, and
have been much embarrassed for more than .
year.
, 1859-10-21


THu11DAT EFcx1s5. ot 70.
FRE1GHTsLQul The following charters we4t nasde
to-day: schr Summit taken ast night whe7tto os"egost
loHc; schr H. Bradley, wheat to o1~ego NJ 1oe sehrs
Queen CITY, kenosh7 and CaEo9ton, what And aouf 10
OsdsnsbuFx u per huaael and com II 11c brig o. r.
Williams and seas st. Andscw1 hra to Bno 10 II &C. sehf
Genet What from Ali~aatee Il Buffalo II sHc aad sehs
s., Paal. sane, At skc. ...,..
FLOUB-Receipts Ait bss shipments SIS bh!t. Maj
tet active and advanced 1-K913c. Sales Ves: 100 hra
White Winter II 30 deyee ITO bsls Co nj SIS deliver
cd 100 br "Aetaa White Winter Il 800 deliFe1ed 1eo
bfas cholct Red Wi1ter It 4s devtrd 100 bfs good do
$50 delivered; 100 as s7f do 1t 40; 100 es!s "Sc1b
uer Spring Extra ut 80 dalresed; 700 lsh Weat AufoIA
do 100 bsla Gesseo d, n 1T delivered; 90 b7ls
"D.cotah" and Is hh!s Nstecx" do at SIX on tack;
100 ta1s Loekpor "hydsauIic II 81 atoat; 100 bbs
"Kankakee Chy,' 100 bhls = Na1p.e Ceanx and 100
bill "Cono" al 1t $50 delivered; 100 bbls Aarple 4
Dsan" S hh1s sterling" 81 bh!s 'L7ts Street. Is biz
Asiaaiic' snd 20 bhs talr SrEns Extras nj 1t As ds
nvered; 100 bhls ~creseeni" 100 btls "Johnston,'i
aa1 81 bbls -Geccsa~ do; al It As On track
-, bs!s 'Hsaorer City" dos ts 'come,eia d. 10
bril- "aye,lyr 100 bs "st LouIk d. Ill u .: delIv...
I'd; 100 bels ~Loyeas Co." d. 100 bss sBelvders~ d.
100 b,ls .Poet b5.un" d. and 10 bfs fLr Spring Extra Il
n415 dese1ed so b1s Iowa spsi-k E1ta 1t 4lsx DE-
1yered 100 t,s -Arrd" % b.a .Fox hi1er Valley and
10 bsis low grade prts Est.zs II 4oo delivered
Tofouto do $50 delivered $50 bs Supetne II so de"
nrered lis ha Fae tour In sae $50 81 a,a choice
extra Hye Flour at4 % d.1iysred.
THEAr-Rsceipsa 81, 81 tn ahlpped. eslss b7 W1x.
Tm-Advaneed 167c. salts were: 800 bu No He'd 1t u
track 500 bu ds II u In sosa so bu do at i In store;
No Red At ESQ ia store ba do 1t 1t SOC IN STORE
sFztso Excited and advanced :9:c. Sales wese: 4oo
hu1aes No tp1tsk At So In .tore; 800 buahss rol
sp.nx II eske in 1trze; 1000 bushels No Spring At
SIC In store; esco bu do It E7e in store 30 bu No
spnr It e In store 100 bu do u &C In store; so bu do
II sc In sose 100 ba do Il in sto.e Do In los
n 81; In .toer 800 do In lots 1t es store; 900
bu do In lots sse Ia bu DO IN lot 1t sse
o. 200 bu Rejected II TIC IN xtose $500 bu do It nc In
stora bu ehocs lscopsR Club II nc On track sobu
do =. SC On t1aek.
CoRN-Keeelpsa A11nbu no shlpsnents Naskst fzrez
On Old. a1d Atva.ced 9zs new. Eaes 100 hu
e.r 1t Sic aao<t. so bu No SIC IN 10 bu do 1t
&c in so bu do do 1t Soc on track; 10 b1 new
thensd i. 70. - b track 800 damp 4seR Is
bs On i.aek; 80 hu do 60 tack s s1 do
&e 70 - on track; 50 bu Ear Corn 1t 81: Is s On
tack 800 hn do Sc t1aek so {yey Y) sc
| On nt.a:k.
OArSReesap.a IL 81 bu: shspped 1tobu Xsrket I'd.
vtacsd xlc Sale, we7e Canal Il &c adoat soDo
lu do 1t s.r .an,t 1000 bu No =, soxc In stors 100 hi
do .,s,e In ,tore.
! RYE-gcce!p,a 171s tu: no shpu.u,s. Market firm.
sas bu No as Go l, xto lso bu do II &c In
tre so b Do n &c on track: 1a tu do Al &c On tek
| BARrEY-Hace,ots 10; hu ,h'pned go bu. M.,kst
, 1859-10-21
Description CT Capt. Cook.

BArr7xonE, Oct. e0,-Tbe following is y de-
scription Of Capt. John E. Cook, one Of tbs
leaders in the recent Instruction: Height 5
walks NTH bis breaat projecting {or*ard and
head lesniug towards tho right; hAa light hair,
with small growth around the upper lip, with
saIlow complexion and sharp, narrow face. It
is generally conceded that Cook il still in the
mountains OF Virginia, OF On the Maryland side
Of the river, aud tho neighborhood ia 10 closely
guarded thzt he eau hardly escape.
, 1859-10-21

New YoRx, Oct. ao.-The steamship De Soto
ha. arrived at this port With Havana dates to
the 18th inst, and nearly quarter Of q million
in specie.
rne De Soto psssed, going to Havana, the
u. S. steamer Kyandotte.
The political news il unimportant. =
Sugars were very firm. Freights rather ac-
tive. Sterling Exchange 11@l7i per cent. pre-
MUM. Northern Exchange 5@5* per cent.
premium.
, 1859-10-21

Sr. PAc1, Oct. l9.-Luther Preston, convicted
.ar robbing the mail while acting as Postmaster
Ut Preston, Fillmore county. in Minnesota, WAS
sentenced yesterday morning. in the United
States Court, 10 ffteen years At hard labor in
sentence with the utmost indifference.
The trial Of Geo. S. Lumsdon for purloinipg
1etters from the mail, while employed as CLERK
in The possoMce in this city, is now il progress
here, aud will probably be Concluded today.
, 1859-10-21

CHARLESTON. S. c., Oct, 20.-The Comier's
special Nev Orleans dispatch states that the f.
yer, at the latest reports, was incrcasing at Gal
weston snd Houston.
Frost had made its appearance in portions Of
Mississippi and Texas, bat tho crops were un-
injured.
Another attack on the town of Brownsville
Has cxpected.
, 1859-10-21

HAMILTON. G. ". Oct eo.-A match between
England Eleven was played to-day, one innings
on each side, which resulted in faror OF The
North, THE Total score was North So. South IS.
The Cricketera leare for Rochester, n. r, this
evening.
The match of the Eleven md % OF Canada ter
minated in favor Of All England. hAring to
make Il rms on second innings.
, 1859-10-21

bE 1fif0tAfH- DcYJALa, Oct. .
ILorz-steady and In hr demand Sales ECO tbs 1t
NN&t lot Spring state: s4 % for coed Spring Ind
e q y aaost d D. for ezra VII. Ind and th!o o.
geA1s-Wheat-spin9 active and better; Red and Th!ts
80 nette! Sa1es - buah NJ schl SqFtE et *oc
Sstna X u tie latkf dxu1e 600 bu Canada Cub O.;
~ nu Whse lleh. II l7.1tlsc e01 bu !" bite IndQd
SssCtt 9ve; 200 tn Red A!ch private tesHa Corn
nsa eaes Aoo ~ No Ii 1t s2c B1Eey In d.naad and
oeftet; Sa'es .o.toobn Canada Il 7oc.
MAnKISaes 1t *Sa9Xc
New York N' ~ ~ -
LAkx 1xrot1s-sooo bu dour, 1000 In whe.t aGoo bp
CHsn E11oz7s-sooo bu 1gu1 700 bu what. 5000 bu
, 1859-10-21
Indian I>roub1cs-NebrASkn Electf0n.s
$4,000 from Pikess Peak.

*10030UU 1fo70 31eeS
Sr, LOUIS, Oct. e0.-Two Snnta Fe mails due
Ut Independence on Tuesday last hare not yet
arrived. Fenrs are entertained that further di1-
Ncu,ies with the Indians hare occurred
The returns from Nebraska indicate the cleo
ton Of Esterbrook, Dem, as Delegate to Con-
gress.
psrty Of men arrived at ST. Joseph yesterday
from Pixies Peak, bringing one hundred thou
sand dollars in dust. :,
, 1859-10-21

Posr SAnx1A. c. ", Oct eo.-Fire more ot
tue crew Of the propeller Troy, which founder
cd on Tuesday night of Point Dubuque. hare
been picked up. There were % persons on
board, only eight Of whom art known TO hase
been 6ayed. j.
, 1859-10-21

lxu1AxAro11s. Oct 20.--Wm. Clark, American
Express Messenger on the Indiana Central +.
H., was killed this morning near New Paris. Ho
was out on the top Of a car and was struck BY
hriHue.