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Mexican Affairs.

WASHINGTON, August THE Pres dent
called a meeting of his Cabinet today to con-
slider the dispatches from Minister McLane
al government of Mexico. 1t is reliably ascer-
tanned that several months ago the Miramon
government invited France and England to
assume the protectorate of Mexico, but they
have given no response to the proposition;
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Tie Railroad Accident-Verdict of tn Cor.

ALBANY, Ny, Aug. IA coroner's in
quest was held on the body of Charles Plymp-
ton, who came to his death from injuries re-
ceived by the falling of a bridge on the AL
bany, Vermont and Canada Railroad, over the
Tomhannock creek, while engaged in a regular
train of said railroad as mail agent, and as said
bridge was in a rotten and unsafe condition,
the Jury believe that those having charge of
said road should be highly censured.
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Ashland County Probate Court

FTNTE following Executors. 1Ad ninistra:ors and
Guardians having fled in The, office. Of the
Probate Judge OF said caunty. their account for set
t'ement to wit:
Final account of Thomas Hays, executor of Mary
Hays. deceased.
Final account Of. E.. Ingmand. Administrator of
Julian Charleston, deceased.
Final, account of William J.. Vermilza, Admins
TRAITOR of Sally Richards. deceased. .rr
Final account of c., l.. Stewart and lane Frown.
Administrator and Administrative OF the Estat; of
Thomas Prown. deceased.
Final account OF Isrcal Markle. Administrator Of
the Estate of D. e.. Krebs, decaased
Final acc ,rnt oe George WOLF Adminisirator Of
Frederick Pedinrer. dscnaeed.
Final accornt oe Fre1eric1s Aevd, Adn;nigtra: or
Of trcbab,fd Havms7 ~decessed.
Final accoupt Of Fliiae Dram, crardian Of Sar,-
uel .u7hv aud he same VII he for herring rsa d
court on The 5:h dly o. eep.embcr, a. D. 1852. ..
10 o'clock, A. NJ. of said dlv
J. D.-JoNEs, Probate Jpaqe.
- tG4 Aw1nx
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aea- In Williamsburg, says the New York
Epening Post, the thieves actually steal paving
stones out of the streets. That is taking beul-
der courses--certainly.d BIDS reaS r
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nonra or Ennalizntlon.

1t was understood by the Senatorial Com
mittee of this District that the Senatorial Con-
v~ention which assemblies at Mansfield on We'd
nesday, the 18th inst. will also nominate a can
didate for Member of the Board of Equaliza-
ton.
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cts for tn. Primary meetings.

Tickets for the Democratic Primary Meet
ings, printed to order, are at the disposal of all
candidates who desire them. Price, So per
thousand on delivery. These are the terms
upon which tickets are printed in Richland
and many other counties, and were adopted by
US last year. ~ 80
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eSg-The man who did not think it was re-
spectacle to bring up his children to work, has
lust heard from his three sous. One of them
was a driver on the canal, another had been ia
ken up as a yagrant, and the third had gone
to a public institution to learn the shoe-making
business under a keeper.
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July % 1859,


1eunSc1arfc senatorial convention.
The Dem ocratic Senatorial ConTentien, composed
of the Counties of Richland and Ashland will meet
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. on Wednesday, the 18th inst,
in the City ofMans6eld, for the purpose of putting in
nomination a candidate for State Senator for this
Senatorial District. The same basis of representa-
ti2n that governed the last Convention has been
sdoptel for The present, which viii entitle the sew
sralTenrhliss to the following number of delegates,
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which delegates the several townships will elect
at their Democratic primary elections on Saturday
the 18th inst.
J. ". BEEKMAN,)
WIN; BgsaNEIL. Senatorial Committee
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Democratic State Ticket.
ron oovERxon

FOR GOVERNOR,
RUFUS P.RANNEY, of Cuyahoca County.
LIEurESANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM II. Stafford, of Ross County.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HENRYO WHITMAN, of Fairfield County.
AUDITOR OF STATE, -
G. VOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami County.
rREAsURRn OF STATE,
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, of Richlsnd County
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACOB REINHARD, of Franklin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC woRks.
JAMES ToMLINSON, of Washington Co.
COMMON SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
CHARLES n. ALLEN. of Harrison County
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The Central Gomeittees of the Democratic
and Republican parties at these several points
will take steps to make this announcement
known among the people as extensively as pos
sible, and to select the place and time for hold
ing the meetings. aaf 3831r.-a 81
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GEO. w. MANYPENNY,G
Chairman Democratic State Central Com.
GEO. NJ. PARSONS,
Chairman Republican State Central Com.
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YTyaE incest PRINTS s. Law Ms at
5m47 SoU.&E sELBY,S
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C. ID 81 4 e II Y .

Knives and ! orks from 10 cents1o Sc a seit. Pock
ct knives. American and German, Rogers. Weston
holms: Sci rs and Shears .:ogers, American, and
&c man, Pruning Shelrs; Razors, Ovarian. ed
Wade s Butchers Rogers; Yves enholm & Gilcarisi
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D

In this line we have every thing that Saddle and
Harness makers require. We will dnplica:e the bill
OF any establishment w1rnIn. 30 miles OF ashland =
Saddler's and Harness makers remembe our propo'
sition, bring along yoar Cleveland, Wooster or Mans
field bills. We will duplicate them and make mon
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The Democracy of Ashland county are requested
to meet at their usual places of Holding elections, in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
DIED..

FREEROu Saturday evening Nov 49, Samuel A. Free1 aged
40 year..
:4tI wear OF lis age thomas Gilbert, iron founder
lke Isnds the family invited attend funeral ol
invitation. O'Clock, on Monday, 2ist inst.
GAkETYIn this city on Friday, Nov 49, John Gsety aged
years native OF County Loutn, PSrlsh Of Corr.
HUNTIAG1ON-On sunday morning Nov. ~, amer short i'll
ness, Mrs Lydia Huntington aged u years
at the rresOytenan Church Hudson n y
tuesday, at " O'Clock
HU4CHiNsOS-ln wnismsbursh on Friday Nov 49, after
Tong illness Mrs Margaret hutchinson in the 6th VI her
HCnAN-In this city, Friday. Nov. is ascr hOr illness.
Joseph Koran, sged 80 years
ons. G Ss5p i' S SE years D
JAnsEN-In brooklyn, T. d lI p JnoD, ssea 50 year.
fNTPPOp Friday Nov 49, at his late residellce No ISL
Fianln street W Wallace KnsPq aged n years. months
and % days
kANL-Cn Saturday Nov 49, catharne wife Of Jane. Kane
Of no. sbl 4 hHd avenue
hAsoN-of consumption Friday night, Nov 49, a; the resi-
d,ce of her sen, -. Mason No. los first street, Williams.
bursh Alice Mason
MEsEKULL-In this city Saturday, Nov ls, Abraham
Me-eTole, in the 5ssh year Of his age.
NcGINhksn this city, Friday Nov. 49, after short III
ness Thomas MsUnnes aged % years native Of sligo, Ire
land.
sNhCKEER-on Sunday Nov 20 Edward Augustus, youngest
sen OF IN. sneekner, aged year, anu month";
The fends the hIiy requested 10 aend bis funeral
az ococi Iursdsy nom his fathers residence, NO "a
East Fifteenth street.
soMrRNpYKE-on Thursday, Nov. IT, By. an accidental
discharge of gum John oomerndyke son Of Jacob W. T.
soprn,ayAe aged 70 years, months and IA days.
THuM-ln brookyn,on Saturday, Nov 49, James Thorn, in
the year OF his
b fsrs a. church Of the pilgrims lthe Rev dr. Sorrs
corner OF henry kemsen Tuesday, O'Clock
D. M without fuT.ber invitation
TuoMPsUN-In WILLIAMSBURG, Saturday Nov. IS, Alex.
Thompson, aged years, months and II days.
vooDWARD-On Saturday, Nov. 49, Gilbert Van Doren.
vosnset son Of Richard and Julia A Woodward aged ~
xitcd 10 attend funeral tomorrow tUe-dsy 0ciOck
N M from his residence, No. 10 BooTI-En plsce West
siTeetl his remains viii be taken to Green
wood for inteTlnens.
New.Jersey papers please copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
marLe,. Reported Iz Telegraph.

Bryy.Io. Nov 1876 p u--FLouE quiet and unchanged.
dr.pchins has prevailed during the entire aaroon 70
stretins business waE,r Spring steady sale. II 90 bush
No Chicago Spring 81 Soc I0ks IN moderate demand
ssies 100 bush Illinois 20 arrive at ssc Other Grens
nominal Wb.K1 nominal 2c. CANAL REEIsHr. irregular
and through engagements LAhb 49, s gols s
bush. " heat. 400 bush. Corn.
nSV sT sbl At FSo1 100 bn.S % S
DETROIT, Nov is-tLork quiet ~ ~ Syeo wax o d1u
crciSSaTi Nov s-ELOuA quiet at 81 90. wHEAr qaies;
SIDES ease Mss PoKK nominal At s+ Hoes noziuaiy
SrsclssArr, Nov. Is-FLouR .dvaneed salOc wHIsxY
hrm ate. PAovoSs in better demands Meas Porn arm
sris.s ,.ndins upward sellers demanding SC. 2 70.
NOBLE NOs. w-CO1Tox unchanged, sales to-day OF 100
Ssf 1s' Of hs sses & seeS % s pC ahead
lat years Oses stocs in port nLoOo bales Freight to
MosLE nov Is-CorToS-ssie' to-day, 5000 bsles marie.
NsxosIEsss, nov ls-Tbe market for COrros has inn
proved especially for Far aud Adens grades '.e: tossy
ssa7ic. CoKs declined and selling at 7ec
cHcAeO Nov isIFLoeH active and loSisc 20, Lower over
CokS quiet and declined Re sales Of - 90
ploSr a. 90 bush wbesi $3.50 Corn bush Oats
sEIFsEsrs-4l go bush. " beat, q 900 bush Corn
for Club o9sy gis. o.Ts steady RsSSf nn. sSl'
O.wEGo Nov 49, p m-FLoUs steady at previous prices
WHEAT dull Gales 400 bush choice canada Club ON private
N limited semsns .os. $50 bush Canadian At s CSsis
FkEGhrs unchanged 80 NC Flour and Oc on Wheat 70
Newly LAKE lAPUkfs-lfVV JUL FA0uf SoivVu oesh
Wheat, sl0O bush. Barley 420O BUSH Rye, $500 bush
Peas CAyAL EIPoRTslo00 bols Flour 30 90 bush Wheat,
10 Sc bush Barley $500 bush Oats 40 bush. Peas.
PBADELPHIA, Nov. lsELouE frn sales today sOoo bbls
WHEAT lee. active smslonengs and unchanged CoRs dull
and declined d2c old elbow Udylc 0Jd7c. OARS
duh al 4lQ42c CoFYEE ltGzlc sUdARhIm MoLAssEs &C
tive; Muscoyado 2Sc. WHISKY firm at 2bo2Ie.
TOHosIo, Nov. l9-FLoUK dull WHEAT quiet; prime
White, ~ z2G$ Isl prime Red sSasoe BARLEY steady at
tOdt3c OATS steady al 55do6.
SAVANNA Nov ly--COTToS quiet.
EXCHANGES
CHICAGO, Nov. l9-Exchange on Newly ORR, sd9c.
MOBILE, New. le-E1cnange New YORK, lite. discount
Weekly Exports, $5670ov.
MONTE, Nov. l9.-EIchsnge New-York unatered
NkwOKLEAs-, Nov ls-Exchenge Ne~-Hork 90 days Ii
= discount; sight Exchange, sqtc-
NEwORLHAEs NOV. sExchange on Newly ork without al
iteration.
PHI1pEIYHIi, Nov. l9-Exchange New.York
changed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
as current last Saturday and to-day:

There is but little doing foreign bills, and the quo
tatiops are without change with downward tenden-
cy. Sterling is lG9I9ll0. Francs 5.l6i S5l5l.
Freights: TO Liverpool: 80 bales Cotton at 5lod.i
300 boxes Cheese 25s 100 ties. Beef at Be. Cd To
London: sOl tuns Tobacco at 81. cd. To Glasgow:
100 tcs Beef at 6s. A British brig of l36 tuns 20 ST.
Domingo and back at 81 $50. brig of 200 tans, out
TO Bermuda for 81 0O0, port charges paid The schoo-
ner Fleet yard go tuns, sold at private terms To
Bremen $50 bales Cotton ~ packet, at Clio &C.;
$500 ID Whalebone v steamer at Lei 100 bbls. AP-
pies ~ siearner at 81 80 y bb 500 bales Tobacco, at
81 25 q bale; 400 bales Cotton at lie. The brig A.
H. Badger, of AS tuns, out to Cape Town, for
extra for deck-room.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was; Total Re
cepis $ISJ, SAG 10; for Customs, $6e,OO0 Payments,
sI5i, AZ al Balance s. 699, 397 o.. Treasury notes
received for Customs during the week, S. So 50.
The details of the earnings of the Gaena Railroad for
the week ending Nov. Is are:
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E ae .tsassiip Cy Of Baltimore, fer Lireyp0-Nspo-
leon Ssrony and lady As r. Pstteson q. Speise Mr. G..
Sew ard fhonss Ennis, DR.. II. Wilson, J. H. WeeEe J. A
CobuTu Ala j. 8 LeowsEd, Capt A J. RAingesrd, C. Wy
K NJ Squire, A Bradshaw Il. Patteson h Boyd Dr. Bemis
AID friend Boston, G. g. PenberoE H. =. PeEbsrton, Inos
ilson W 7. Ratef Capt MscAinnon, R. ~ EDe Grie-n-
H. Y Havisnd W. A. Kane. \. j. OHsoran lady and
four children Cincinnati Obio William Andrews and lady P.
Raphael and LADY JOIN Thompson hoas Snih Joseph Tick
ell, and 10 In the steeTrze. Total 22.
F0r Southampton and HdrTe, 10 The ste1Hahp Fdsdyb-
Mr. A Fitch Adolph rouneE, Baptist Lepsge. Alfred Fses,
George Wssr Ju.er Quann p Clnch, Z. West n Weber,
John Muller L. stephens Antonio Airanis Antonio Bos b.
FLzo George lark Adam ChTsstnan. L. Bertrand Gross
Brei Jas Barrow @. " BeDsrd Henri Schsnck, Cha Ans-l
Ulich 1hebsnt, Mr. SinsoDe Thomas Reeves, Mr. Dresn,
Pierre Kohl Michael Gross Robert Guinter Ar Rohrbscxer
John Csr, Peter Neis, Mr. Gle, Mr.. stsPhan Joseph d.
Anbr cir Felix trznco Joseph UenrTene W iam Gtoson,
Aphonse Creyty }. SPsespenir E,enne kspp, Edward
De Leon, Richard Werd Rob stewart WDdeTspin Abss-
ham Isaac 4. D. Paos; siss caroline Schmidt hds Becenot
La Sienoie Cresemen J. 0uichArd y. Meyer w H. PEI,
cod q. T. W allan T. 81. Dawson. r. De Castro, r. De-
blois, Ar and Mr. bsterd v Oyan Gen Hulsey JA smith
Aander Mr.. and Mira Moio stsoe MGe Adelaide stensux
l. G. Austin o. Gon children, NJ. still bezd Lem
Ambrose Wagner George Rins Jacob HcPty Adam 5chEaa
W Weir Adie. Figi schsnberz Gillette Duvernis, W
neux. ldore LsyAssere NJ. L1nect. j. Aa1ieney, ID.
Proe Egea PERI =. Gusepa Msrdin Roee Deznge, Fred
Kohl j. Lanpnltti Aug BTseei Jean Canaer u Klein, A.
Hesiok, = Graz $ Devon, l.. SteiDbsck, Werknsr Geo
heis- Rsehoger b. sehuse. g. Block T. Vol A. sehn-i-
der " ITSEin J. frbon, M and srs bronet, Jas Richie
Total. 1871
In bart lire, for ST. Tzonas w. III. e. Poster James T.
Ei Ma James Fnlay Moses Chichester, Amos Coolidge
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by Telegraph.

FORT LAFAYETTE, Nov 20 sunsst.Bsrk Elizabeth ps.-
ing up the Nzrrcws Two brz In the bay bound H. ship
Great Western for Liverpool passed dow the saews e. H
n.
HIGHLANDS, Nov DO sunset-One ship At anchor on III
Bar; signal. Wind fresh from n. W. clear.
SANDY HOOK Nov 90 suHset-Ship Escort from Li.erpos.
passing the Hook in Of the Huntes Wlnd hesh ren'
n. w; clear.
NEWPORT, Nov. BAR. schr. Maria PictsR baser.
Savannah for Boston, Ocean Wave M LockhArt AlexAndfn
for Windsor n s. HarbinzeT alve DO for PorAndi Occst
Herald CLIFFORD do boston Maryland Brown Baltimore for
bangor Albert Field Philips, iG1nton for Phiade cop
besrre Portland lor Albany.
3rhArr brig RAINBOW Bourn, Porfo Rico for New-Havsa
sid brig Lillian Nichols from Savannah for 81 john b.
BAL1 IAORE Nov 20Au. brig Ocean Belle, from Nss-sa
via Mobile wnsrs she put IN distress having split Der sas
&c -
EEW-ORLEANs Nov. 2o--ATT ship Pach, from New-fons
and Mary Glover. FROM Liverpool
BOSTON Nov. 7o--Below, ship Goddess, Dom Calcutta
SAVANNAH. Nov. i9The u :. u Steamship star o. te
South from SeY OK arrived below yesterday afternoon
O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21

Total. ...lH,ns T7sAs iOifl2 n9,s7e gs2l5 aes,ISo
One of the principal features in the above table is
the falling off in the receipts Of Wheat Of about
200 O0 bushels and the increase in those Of Corn Of
upward Of 100 COO bushels The receipts of Flour
show increase.
At Philadelphia, The Press SAYS:
The shipment. Of Specie Neiors have for days
sssa hey are euftn. tEsI loans rapidly ~
M TO s5 nm, , sd uoon s oh Ta SS
les OF their money who DO nc; appreciate ne Proes Of paying
e thus 70 extent poor the outside capitalists fan
funds and stand ready 70 furnish just much they
bali rEies."
The New Orleans bank statement, as compared with
the statement OF the previous week results as follows:
Decrease spece.. es So ncressein exchange sSise
Increase IN circulation. 5000 bslaaces..... l015
Increase in short loshs ss Decrease IN long osEs rs 80
The Western freight agent of the New-York Central
defends that road for refusing prorate at the low
tariff now current, and says:
Last Summer could reduce low enough TO ssi
~ iheE And they were willing TO Prosaie on any rate sae
Ike simple last there little nothing in
al in rood boating condition and Offering what little
height there wa At any price, which forced the Se~f orr Zen
tIs Railroad with Other rail lines, 20 work Tor extreme low
price, = nov n~4f " nter ne fsers are 70. $40 aso 20
carry The sisa the canals taxed to Their utmost capacity
country hed itl pfodue. ..sins usrst In the Atlantic
eis. the banks ls their discount. thirty and sixty days
the raj ns and Tor Which their night and h-y certain
have u their power procar reEunestive rates IL
simply remains for then harmony AMI eErSe 1 rates
Of waich 10 shipper reasonably complain VIA AZ tue
C0ay Cion that have been assembled the purpose sdyzn
rtes and TO devise railroad properly
worth something Mature has done than al ts yeHr oy
furnishing boai harvest Yet ssry few railroad
wiling to reap the oeaeaf oay share ~th
much lees freight IN the county, the Pr-seni so-sed so
rate oy the Newly Central Railroad wca1 have
b oonsdeEed extremely low for the months o. October ard
November. Tie oEy difference between SOW, H. THAI
railroad seats have been doing Business long ue io low
rates, arem1oeraiiye one appears eHtostioazte"
3fark efs-CAEEyrIIr REPORTED TEE r. 7. TEInrxE-
SsrUEpAg, Nov. u. ls5s
AsHEs-The narke l. steady. With sis den11ai -e- u
o. bbls Il - IL fss Pct aud - rs foE PsssiA
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mens but the shors interval has dodbs eonidbuted
20 accelerate the advance Reports 20 'he effect that
dividend by the Pacific Mail Go. = probable had an
ianence uo, that stock Al the Second Board. II vas
earrenfy reported that the Dividend Commitiee had
decided 70 recommend = cent, in cash. The West
eru shares, without being active, had a firm Iiarket
through The day. and ar The Second Board were frae
lion better The doubts which recent traffic Iet1Fns
sagvest IN regard TO the Winter business Of SINE Of
thess roads prevent active speculation in them,
and the feeling against Railway investments = al
very arong. The market is steady for Bond vii
moderate transactions State Stocks show no msieria
change in quotations. The most important dealings a.
the Second Board were in Pacific Mail, New-YCrS
Central and Gaena. Illinois Central was fymer, bu'
NOT active At the close The market was duh, bul
prices were very wen sustained. In Bonds, there
more movement, in Erie hrsts and seconds, u
consequence Of the expectation that the Receiver vii
soon be able TO pay the interest. In these description
there has been an advance OF 2 cent. The clOsins
quotaiions are: For Virginia &C. 93l ga; CantcT
Company. II els; Cumberland Coal, 1914; Pscif
Mail. Isl a75l; Neyv-York Central Railroad, So $50
Erie Railroad, 797k; Hudson River Railroad, 9la
81; Harlem Railroad, 81 sl0; Harlem Preferred
ISL a36; Reading Railroad, 1f S3S; Mchigs
Central Railroad 400 041I; Michigan 5. and y. Indar
Railroad 81 a 81; Michigan S. and n. Indiana Guar
anteed, ~ 9l7i; Panama Railroad, 1919 l32i Uu-
nois Central Railroad, 81. 96lI; Galena and Chicsso
Railroad, 72la72a; Chicago and Rock Island Rs'a-
road, 50 963l; illinois Central 7s, - eS5l.
The annexed shows the prices Of the leading 80 "a
c.. "A A.. -1ou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21
SATURDAY. Nov. le-P. N.

The Stock market was firm and steady to-day, with
an improving tone There was but little speculative
visor, however, in the movements, and the prominent
feature Of the marke; seems to be that of sluggish
strength. The dealings In New-York Central, though
not large. resulted in sn advance of cent during
the dav and the stock maintained its usual steadness
a, the new quotation In Hudson River, the move
eut was rather more animated and the stock had an
upward tendency ut both sessions Of the Board hhauy
closing at 39I Panama and Pacific Mail were both IN
beser a. rnand, the former advancing TO 1871, and
the latter 20 10, al the Second Board. The
Panama movement is the strongest we have
had for some time at the Stock Exchange,
and has enlisted the support of outsiders, who, al the
sane tisue AVOID Railway investments generally. An
expected ex,slron Of the charter by the Government
% New Granada stated Tie basis Of TIE improve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21

AxrnfcAs MAroRALTI CosyEsTIos.-The deS-
0atss % the American Nayoralty Convention met on,
SATURDAY, evening, at No. I1 Bowery, add ORGANIZED
by eIeeting Gilbert C. Desne Chairman, AID George
w. Warner Secretary
Mr. Rufus S. Andrews was nominated for the Office
Of Corporation Counsel by aoclamston.
A Committee was appointed 70 confer with a Com
uittee from the Wing General Committee, in reference
TO the adoption Of the Wing nominees After lengthy
discussion the Convention adjourned without taxing
action on The candidate for Mayor, until Friday even
ing next.
TASNtSY ALDERsAsIo NoNIyATIoSs.-lne IAN
many Aldernsnc Conventions met on Saturday mgh,
and made the following nominations: - o.
Dist II. George P. Bicksord Dit X Chare- O. Cornell
~ Aegurnedio tuesday " ~ a - w. wstns.da,
Nlll Peter Mitchell AFIIerenos Fsfley.
SCHOOL OFFICERS TO Be ELEcTED.-We give below
LET Of the School office 10 be filed at the December
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MARRIED..

BERRY-DWIGHT-On W ecuesaay, Nov IT, BY the Rev Or.
Hawks Nathaniel Berry Of Lafayette Ind 70 Joanna, dsogh
ten Of the late Timothy Dwight esq. Of New-f oTk.
CLARK-LYON-ln WihInsntic, Conn, Wednesday Nov.
10, by the Rev O. W ad, Eugene CLARK Of Brooklyn
N 20 Julia o., daughter Of has the former place
GAMBLE-bkOWEh-On Thursday, Nov H. at the residence
the brides father by the kev M Searies, sir Iii
bic TO May keSnor daughter Of James brewer, esq al OF
Brooklyn.
HAFkNs-GUION-n this city "Wednesday, Nov. l6, by
the key. Katton Smith, Mr. Edward +. hgyens to h
Abby Ouion daughter OF ChGres l.. Oui0n esq.
SANBS-1UkNLE-OD Thurrday evening, Nov. II, by the
theodore H. Cuyer Jesse sands OF 0rk 70 Mis-
Mary NJ. 4 uTner Of Dsnnary, Comm
WnfELER-DOWlE-in this city, "Wednesday Nov. e.
by Kew L. NJ kTebs d. d., 5eVfse W w hseier Lucy
edest daughter OF henry Dowie ofAndes, n. \.
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