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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17
Notice

i will be petition presented 10 the Commits
sioners of Holmes county, at their next regular
session, praying for the location of county
road. bounded and described as follows, to w.t.
Beginning on the State road leading from Mid
dletown. in Holmes county, to Mt. Eaton. in
Wayne county. at that point where the Milton
road intersects the said first named road,
thence with the section line west to a certain
point on the cross road leading to the Baptist
Church, thence to the llne near the barn ioru-
erly owned by Samuel Richards, thence with
said lane until it intersects the section line.
thence west until it reaches point where said
section line intersects the Bolivor road.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Feb. l. ls59-24w3
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17
February 3. 1859.


AN ACT
To provide for Plating and Recording Frac-
tions of Land.
WHEREAS, Sundry sections of land in this
State have become divided into such small par
cells and fractions as to render the descripti on
of the same on the tax duplicate indefinite and
doubtful. therefore,
SECTION l. BE 1t enacted By The General As
sembiy Of tie Stale of Ohio, That in such cases
the assessors of real proproty in their several
districts, may and they are hereby required
when appraising any such section sub-divid-
ed as aforesaid, to cause the said section such
parts thereof. as may be necessary. to be accu-
rately plated and laid out into such sub-divi-
siont as the different titles TO the land in the
same may require, and TO number the said frac-
tion or subdivisions as fractions CT sub-divi-
sions of said section, or such parts thereof as
may be sub-divided, and shall deliver the said
plat so numbered to the recorder of the county,
who shall accurately record the same. and from
and after such record shall have been made. the
number so gwen to said subdivisions or frac-
tions. shall be deemed in law sufficient de-
scriptivn of the land so plated, numbered and
recorded for all purposes of taxation and con-
veyaucing.
Sec. g. That the recorder shall receive for
his services under this act, the same fees as he
is allowed for recording town plats. to be paid
out of the county treasury, on the order OF the
auditor. and allowance of the commissioners.
Sec. 3. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
-..-- WILLIAM B. WOODS, ~
Speaker of the House of Representatives
MARTIN WELKER.
President of the Senate.
Fab
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17
Marriaqe 0otites.

MARRIED-On the 10th inst. by the Rev.
j. HELsEL, Mr.. SAMUEL FISHBURN and
Miss ELMIRA BOILING, both of this county.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17

sE The use of DR.. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tcrs for Dyspepsia, Flatulence. Heaviness of the
Stomach, or any other like affection. is second
TO none in America or abroad. To be able TO
state confidently that the "BitIers" are certain
cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, is to the
remOoes all morbid matter from the stomach,
purifies the blood, imparts renewed vitality to
the nervous system. giving it shat tone and en-
ergy so indispensable for the restoration of
health. The numerous Acknowledgements ofits
superior excellence and benefcient results, have
assured the proprietors that it cannot but prove
great cure to the afflicted, and inpart vitality
TO the thorough system.
See advertisement in another column
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17

syWe would invite the attention of our
readers 10 the new "AGUE CURE" advertished in
our columns. 1t is from such quarter as will
give the public confidence in its efficacy. and
we have learned from reliable sources, that its
virtues will sustain their fullest expectations
Citizens of the west cannot fail to appreciate the
paramount value of them, of q safe and certain
remedy for this affecting distemper without Ell
ther Quinine or minerals. and consequently
without injury to the constitutional health. We
have more than ordinary satisfaction in pro-
claiming this remedy, because We are convinced
thatit will answer crying want among U.s. aad
serve to relieve great amount OF suffering
Republican, Warsaw, Ind.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17
wool ON the saeep,s Back.

The New York Tribune of the 18th,
cautions the wool growess of the West
against making sales offieeces on the backs
Of their sheep to the wool-buying agents
who are abroad in the land engaging wool
at so much per poundin advance of shear
mo time. 1t states that there are hands
now busy all over the Wes. in taking the
fleeces off the backs of the sheep, by con-
tract, for future delivery at present prices,
and adds:
Can any of cur farmer friends mistake,
or fail to apprehend, the character OF Inc
bargain that is offered them for wool yet
on the sleeps back? Is it not always
made ON behalf of the dealers in the large
cities, upon the certainly that the price
will advance before the coming of the clip
ping seasonf 1t always is. And we be-
iieye that every sale of wool thus made by
our farmers in anticipation of the regular
market, has netted them loss, and the
purchasers apro6t. Numerous are the in
stances where as high an advance as five
cents pound has been offered to specuIa-
tors in wool on the back, for an assignment
of their contracts. ts I'll. ,fE
For twelve months to come there proba-
bly, will be no diminution of the present
value of the Wool in the great Eastern
markets. One motive for an impatient sale
we deem to be taken away by the convic-
ton of this truth. The rise thus far since
the last clip has been fully so per cent
We sincerely hope to hear next June and
July that our farmers generally got so per
cent. more for their wool in 1859 than they
got In 1858. To that end they should reso-
lutely decline offers made to them in the
snow, unless they are so much higher than
we hear they are, as to make the SO per
cent. advance sure, with four months in
terest beside. For the general information
of the too small number of our agricultur-
isis who have f1ocks of sheep, We give the
prices ef American Wool in the New York
market this 7th dsy of February.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17
THE LIVER
INVIGORATOR!
PREPARED RY DR.. sANDFoRD,
Compounded entirely from GUMS,

rs ONE OF THE BEST PTGATIvE AND LIVER Me-
ICINES before the public that acts Catkdriic
easier, nder and cficcual than other rnedi-
cine known 1t is not only Cdthdrfic but rem
remedy acting the Ls1er to eject morbid mat
ter, then the stomach and bowels to of that
mltter, thus accomplishing two purposes eifectually
without of the painful feelings experienced in the
operation of most CGtharcs 1t strengthens the systeri
Mt the time that it purges it, and when taken daily
in moderate Doses vii; strengthen and build it up with
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17

the principal regulators
- when itperforms its func
- the system are fully de-
= almost entirely depend
= of the Lirer for the pro-
- frnctions;when the stom-
are at fault, and the whole
- queree of one organ
ed to do its duty. For
q one Of the proprietors
- practice of more than
>xirem edy wherewith to
= rangements to which it
edy is found, any person
- Complaint, in any
q a bottle, and conviction is
morbid or bad matter
in their place q healthy
D the stomach, causing
flying the blood,
q the whole machinery, re-
. disease.
cured, and, what is
the occasional use of the
sufficient to relieve the
= food from rising and sour
u fore retiring, prevents
, night, loosens the bowels
tiveness.
each meal vii cure Dys.
y shoonfulls viii always
ache.
n male distractions re-
- disease, and makes q per-
y atcly relieves ChOlic,
is a sure curs for ChOl.
preventive ofChOlera.
- needed throw out of the
a cine after q long sick
Jauudice removes ali
I color from the skin.
time before eating gives
y makes food disgest well.
- cures Chronic Dlar.
summer and
: almost to the first dose.
attacks caused WORMS
81 surer, safer, or sreedier
- nerer fails.
Y, by exciting the absorb
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17

The Liver is one of
of the human body; and -
tions well, the powers OF ~
veloped. The Stomach is seH.
ent on the healthy action -
per performance Of its ~
ach is at fault, the bowels =
system suffers in conse- @
the LiVer-having ceas-
the diseases Of that organ, eG
has made it his study, in -
twenty years, to find some nd
counteract the many de- -
is liable.
To prove that this rem -
troubled with Liver -
of its forms, has but to try 90
certain. ~
These Gums remove all -
from the system, supplying
flow of lille, invigorating -
food to digest welt, pur- -
giving tone and health to Ed
moving the cause Of the -
Bilious attacks -
better, prevented,
Liver IifvigOratOr
One dose after eating is
stomach and prevent the M.
ing. but'
Only one dose taken be- ~
Nightmare. -
Only one dose taken at -
gently, and cures Cos-
One dose taken after -
Pepsia. y
GO One dose oftwo tea -
relieve Sick Heach-
One bottle taken for fe- ~
moves the cause of the'VS
feet cure. -
Only one dose immedi- -
while IL
One dose often repeated
era MOrbus, and an
"0nly one bottle is sh
system the effects ofmedi- ~
ness. 49,
One bottle taken for
sailowness or unnatural u
One dose taken n short
vigor to the appetite, and -
One dose often repeated ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17

Coughs, Colds Influenza. Croup, Hodrse,,ess, Iron.
chitis Diseases Of the BoareiS arising from Cold.
ineipie't Consarmption, and for the relief and
(J al all fossiJle) care Of patients is advanced
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-02-17

To amend section one of an act esiitled "An
act to regulate Enclosures and provide against
Trespassing Animals" passed January 18th,
lS40
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NEW NJ ARkET HOTEL,

Gde DER 6tru mo Ntaribnuitr., 8lhmpnc, pa.
Gem rricnccn Nuttitum miro tietS ru cir0eriftcc 6p,eI kr-
items tmpiptIcn. @leidnii9 { lauten lid Die llnhrwihntttn. ods
cas- ttFi2s YuFtitum III nfter'm Selu@ ttr,S SrihmadpOu tinoe
Nescrbicr uno irnitt9e @giril&un9eH, ncbt ;upprfunn,cner @trts,
nun9 iinSen wiJo. 0Gnter II. Yptuert
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Nu1rrrerunl

"UHUEUtIHNN.
9err George @enstad (Scbn hes
meilanp 9lmts-9 teutmeiiterS Scnaitaf in NRcr<
bcli), s%e9rnrGrti9 un9rblid in pprr bel N,6mpnp
in Sir9inisn bel cincm 2aurmaunr brlhGfti9t,
rpirn bierpurd eriuht, bebufs Der iiGcrn 3ufer=
ti9uns fur i'm mi6traer Na6rihten, feline wie
audi ~lrines Nrtritsaebers Genour 2lprelIe an tic
llnter3eihnrtsn rin3uicnpen, rntpcprr Direct per
Nrit, prrr purd' Die Srrmittlung rrr Siice ricico
Slattes. @bas. 6elmutb II. Gu.,
D NcrtG Y9iuiam Strcet, 81, ~ 9Jprt.
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United States
Se00crbicrzS0

Weinen 0reunpen nno reg rrutIten Wubiifnm Die
er8etsne Nu'eias, ZAP i'd rie SGirtGihait rrs unitep
StateS 0ctele, Gde Der l9tsn unO NtainItra6e, iberz
nUmmen babe, unp Dap es mid ireuen mirp. rtdbt VT
msinr aecbrtcn 06ite nit DEN belten @rlri(buaaen te.
pienen Su tGnnen.
Sobn 6 III enbGuIer
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Teuer= mub Standardization,

Der
Virginia Fire & Marine Insurance Company
pe en Bona 6ips capital BON $500, 900 bedst
uno i'm Sabre 1882 burd Die @elesgebun8
BON Sir9inien ~ein9rieBt purpe.
ScrtderunSen mercen cur6 bieie ahe GOnpasnie ert6snt unter
Den aunfisitcn 8coln9un9en Qe9en 6euer- Unb sBaferitb6pen an
gisentbum aler Dirt, ais: 5auier, Nieubei, gater unO 9BGorrn
IlCr 9rt, lOpphl in Ter Staot, ais aud in Nance, uno perSeu bic
b%elrefrnprn MusSdtlun9en prompt aclenttt.
rs" Sur Die YOIte ue Die Iufnasme Der su p~rrfbernSen &C.
ssnitdnec wirb nihfS bercthnet.
SfTce 30. I3l WPainlr, 3idntpno, 3d., cine Ibir x terboIt
9i5path SIfccr. Q8. 9. 9pw0rein, Nr1Gp.
WIIIidm NlI!le, Sr.I StertIar. IlO.l.
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Va itbctm suttIcr II. Gump
l42 Ntaiuitreet.

%cnp1cblt fcintnStprc in alien Sprttn oil unb @GlTcrfarbsn, Ninfe
NirntnCn Ii. |. ~, tbrnlp ~6cRitcrgl0S IN irccr @rrEc unc Sualiti,
Cir &unnraIrr une VicbbobCr pon MIlerei unb 3ettncn zinc arpFt
Nusw0bl Ncr bctCr 01fCriaicn.
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Wirttihafts. @ertauf.

<N~IIITTUWTIH' VtIIuUT.
Gtne neutrality-suspicious. II. frcquente 2ogsrtterr
s0irtbl6aft, nit ncuem Sn9otersS BOARD &c. &C,
itebt meaen Notwithstanding in petersburg
gum Srrfauf. NGbercs 3r ~srfrasrn in rer SIfsc
plVicS YlattcS.
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o. II. CHALKLEY,

o. H. CHALKLEY,
6anpler BON Geper unO Shub-5tnrinas, Smpprtsur
BON iranSDlifem &altlebrr,
-. Str. ,wiihen Niain II. GarY, 9tidbmono, pa
, 9sutit,n Snubm0fnn wiro biss Y~Dlfanpislt aGrrt rte Vo,,
vOn EeOfr alder Nrt bitsne %empfOblen. Oieirlben Inben baje(kG ~ ~
9Ieidb aleS ~ ibrem @eirdft n0thige g8erfisue, bic {. a. SSinbinos
Gstteu &C.. ale SOrten llppere II. + 10 9uS ron Sattlsrn unS
SudbinoerH Sebraudt nerbenbe 2sber .if 9leihfals Spordtbio.
@ae 0lsIs @rtitsI weTOsn 9e9en SaaT Oper suts 9aYiers 6iaisl
pertapft. 49,
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Safe., Suad oauS uup 9~aQertttr. Salpn.
NReincn Grcuncen ipnit rer erIamnntcn Nublifum Die crSctrne
Iniuee, Zap Id ant GuEt 3 8 Ncucr NiarticS, netcn Ncoc'a so.
iI, en- ncute Sna6z oduS Ctn9eritNrt babe, mpiclbit retcu Irnhi.
Str Su pNetn ut. Gtnem teht iatlrelhcn Sciutr icNt ireuuttnbit
ent9e9cn Spbn MarrbouIrr. 9ot !"
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SrD0OOSs

Yer Undergraduate bat ieinen ucueiuarrihtctrn Sture
an rtr Gde Ter 6tcn unt SrcarltroEc icctcn nit einrm
rcthcn uno arldmodppucn Eager ulrr in ciuem Dry
Arrre- @rltaft p~crtcmmenrsr Nrtltel wicrcr %crG1uct,
oe or, IA or nur 9eNen Saar acfault bat, ,u 6uFerit
e'l!i9sn prci(cn rertduit. BUR Nuiiht pcrle!ten lapet
treunoitttt cin 9. NJ. 81 Y cnbou m.
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0dS S'er', Etqurr= UNI Hsiu- gelhdit Ger llntcre
irtfnrten 1T ppn Der Item Strofs nndl Ger 6ten, Ode
cFr WtarlbauIfraGe perlcAl mcrrcn, mpirtblt mir uns
lrrnfn irerpen, pte a~cnci9ten gufrGNe unierrr serbrtcn
Nunesn entar9tn,unsbnfen. Gputratte fur 2,tfsruna
pom Ster m1brsno Der Commemorate werpcn iCbt
pcn uuS ~ouegcitstt ump aIrant,ren mir rie Sriu(luno
%oerlsIben. uu}er Eager pou Champagne, Sin, Sranrp,
Wplsts9, Gtgarrcn &c. &C. ut lin rridcS. ulp rrlautcu
mir inns bic Nufmertiamts,t bts biriaen Wutl,tums
aud parauf III rihtcn. @autrr II. QpNnert
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Nusuif Srceter,
Npptbeter unp Iruaailf.
SO. 10 StraEc.

Danttne fur tS tiSber seippnrcne 3utrouer boft er, inter 3,
fherunS prrnlpter gtStenun9, eonclbc ouh fcrncrhin III erbaiien.
8eepte wtrbcn su jcHcr Sci, (ci Gag unp9iotl prompt unp o-
mtfnbaft oueecfubrt.
ollie Sprtcn 6orteitafe, GsnittrstoS, Sruhtlnbcr, Gieorrcn,
Holtr. 8au~ uub Shnupfobat beIt6nbi9 mn5anp unp wtreen IN
on bilislten @reiIcn prrfaufi.
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Seaae 9gsoSeigeaa.

ueeahb altstser guru6erete.
Den Mtttsiieprrn sur Nadri6t. oce nc m6trntliz
den Serlanmlunacn auf 6reitaJ (!tcnr pcrtcat mcr.
Den iiup. SIM Outrage
.. i. s a mann, S&riftwart.
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Sefanntmabmnscn.
@inlapuna gum
Stiftnm9s=Sa
Der
ScntScbcn 6r0mfcas
WufcrN@eurr9s &eTenIdboTt
am IL. Sctpber 1859
Scfanntmaebnm9co.

III
Serrn q. S6ap's ,uuirn SaQ."
Die unterseidnste @rmmitte srlautt l6 bic
6reunes piticr @'rieaihaft fomis pas s%elommtc
publtfum sur frrunplidben 8betInabmc at pielcm
Saue einiulaoen, rem fr it6 temiibrn mirp, in
jseer Sejtseun9 gu einem 9elunsenen unp germ
bslu6teu gu NADER.
Sir CUTE Muiif 1T ssfrrst. unp mire aud 6err
S6ap ih tsmiben, als aufmrrflamer 9Birtt
iein MrSIi6ltcS Sum @eIinssn pisIes 8eltcs teis
3~utragsn.
Der @intrittspreis fur einen Serrn uub ,,pet
Oamen tetrdst so Gents.
Die 6 pmmitte:
Sens.
Srtn1mer.
Oilcpnt.
Ster.
Srug.
@rnt.
S&marS.
6elcncr.
gauterbad-
&lItert.
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Snr. S. Mellpn,
SmpOrtsure uno gambler pn
Srdnoies, 9Sine, Sins, Nume unO @6gSfis,
&abade unp Gi9arrcu,
SO. 1874 Gorpitr0Fc, 3i6mpnS, ga.
Sn mcincm Store uno Spnbco Q8arrbruie babe i'd esaenpSr,i,
Fclgenbe Mrttcl, Die tb melnen ocuthhen 3unptn benen5 cnpfrb'
len fam: Gpgnac, &ptIle uO Saic.ac 8ranbteS, bclLSnSi.
ihen IS in, Somajea &um, SeOtit uno SrilD Sgbisfra
400 &biS. 9enni. uno Sbip 23bi5fep,
so DO Sranbp, Gin unb Smcet g8ein,
30 DO DID ppIe 8ranep,
15 DO oiiOItirtcn 8ge lDbSfcp (opn II Sohr, on,
100 20 Creditor &pe @6btsfcy (fr welbtn id aIIrinii,.r
M9ent bin),
so G6rte Champaign +, pOrlislihe Sprtcn.
Glaret, Sauterne uHo 9eioeebeimer Weinc Guro,,c eI,,,,.,
Girltpalsr rno @blpntb; YOnbrn mD DUBLIN Vprtcr. GmtS
Ole; d6te 6aOana Giaarren. ~"N
Oantenb fur boS mir icitttr ssihenftt 3utrausn, tpHs ib Sura
punftttGe &uefubrun9 oasr %Hfna9e ba1clte aud frrnerfin mi
Al erbalEen. Spbn 6 Spr elan
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2Upprls &ilmureI 10 mic rdtcu ~prutld,en 9HahbcG
Der Sranntmein, bel tlrincn UNI 9rpBrn SunntitGtrn
iu biligCn Nreiirn ~0crtluit z. SteiuIcin.
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Sermiiebte 9lm;siecm.
OCEAN HOUSE.

OCEAN HOUSE,
Gde Der 6i9bs II. @uuritrasc, Yprtsmputb 81.
Dag rstIsnNe @gtIitam miro anf tieicS rcrjl9Ijb tinseri6tetr
Sptcl 9oni erSebenlt aufmrtion aemaGt.
n. $. %ssbtte, 9rpprntrr.
Mrs. y. 0rttrs,
Srutidc Scbanmc,
grpapfraEr ,mi,1,ru rsr e. nm :
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Gin MGrhcn
fam Icglrih einrn guten Yias uno prten Qr6n fin.
ben bel 8. Marrbauitn.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
ArrivaI Of the sseamerAsia


NEw YoRK, Nov I3.-The steamship Asia with ii
verpoo dates to Saturday the 18th ult has arrived
her dates are not so late those brought by tbs
Hungarian.
The Asia passed the steamship Africa on the Sd
instant.
The Asia's mails for the South, left this morn
ing.
of the Royal Charter, and also commercial adylces
of the week ending with the 18th, not embraced Ii
the Hungarian adyiees.
The number of persons saved from the wreck Of
the Royal Charter is only 49, and the number Of those
who persisted is numbered at 455.
Great damage had been -occasioned by the storm
all around the English and Irish coasts; numerous
coasting vessels and many lives were lost
The American ship Rockingham. from Cardiff lost
her anchors and ran on the mud in Penartee roads.
The bark Marlborough from Baltimore has been to-
tally lost near Ifracombie and the second master
and pilot drowned.
The ship Tomasa. which arrived at Liverpool from
New York, was struck by sea October 9th, which
carried overheard the first and third mass, five sea
men and two boats. -
Lord Brougham has been elected as the Chancellor
of the University of Ednburg The widow of the
late Sir Robert Peel is dead
The French Government has ordered one hundred
gun boats, mounted with rs guns each, to be com
pleted with the utmost dispatch
The arrangements for the combined French and
English expedition against China has been completed
and its departure fixed for the first fortnight in Feb
ruary next. -a i
The U. S. Frigate Wabash is at Naples.
The Paris correspondent of the London AelrS
says that the recent meeting of the Emperor Of
Russia and the Prince Regent of Prussia is the
subject Of great anxiety at Paris; the general i'm
preston there is, that they have agreed not to
oppose the annexation of Central Italy to Pied
mont
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PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 18-The steamer Hungarian,
from Liverpool, with dates to the I'd inst, arrived
here this afternoon.
The following is a summary of her news, in ad-
dition to that furnished by the telegraph from ST.
Johns N. +.
The steamer Teutonic arrived out on the 10Th ult
The steamer Vigo, of the Philadelphia and Liver
pool steamship line is to sail the 10th of Decen-
Der, via Philadelphia.
1t is stated that the divers after an examination
of the wreck of the Royal Charter, reported so
unsatisfactory as to the probable recovery of the
gold lost in her, that the underwriters have de-
manded forty per cent. insurance. Fears are en-
terained that the bullion rooms will not be found
intact.
few additional bodies have been recovered.
The steamer Great Eastern expected to leave
Holyhead for Southampton on the I'd inst.
1t is asserted that she goes to Liverpool in the
spring, and that Mr. Scott Russells services as en-
gineer have been dispensed with.
q The conservatives of Liverpool have given grand
banquet to Lord Derby and the principal members
of the last administration.
LONDON, Wednesday, Nov. 2-The London Tines
city article says that the intelligence of friendly
understanding between Russia and Prussia seems
calculated to have a favorable influence in prices
from being likely to interpose a partial check
against new European wars.
Among the few spectators assembled the noon
quotations for consols was 96s.
The demand for money was active.
Inc London NeIoS says that the lmmedlate supply
of money is scant and that the impression is that it
will yet become somewhat dearer this year.
st. Petersburg letters say that the rate of dis
count has risen to per cent.
ENGLAND.-Commercial disturbances exis, par
ticularly among the manufacturing interest.
The London Times, in an article urging the dis
patch of the Chinese expedition, says that i the
private American letters from China speak the
truth, Mr.. Ward, with a studied intent to ridicule
him. was drawn to Pekin by mule and donkey.
tandem fashion, and if his ratified treaty is found
destitute of the only useful stipulation the draft
tained that is to say, the regulation of trade and
tariff, then conceive the Americans may, by this
time, have concluded that their humility has not
answered their purpose.