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ne Ale4aeoSia klnemen, Capt ~. Mazfe, left
eoDpanyiax 6svs Wise. + he Aoant Vernon
Guafds, Capt. smith, sre eqaiped and watt ~
the srrfvsf q ths RichmoBd csuspaniss this afsss
me- nsss sss e e es S,sssa Join h and 9
Ths receipt Of = seleyr.phic dlspaf>h from Hal
tnore, about 10 o'cIcck this mornfnQ sfatinu thzt
the United ssat<s Cfose<s hsa had IN engsgepent
ner, who len Wszhingsoo In conpsnv win 1 =.
marines Yesterday afternoon, had been killed 10
the .nght as well ss THREE marines created the
widest excisemenf on Pennsylvsnta avenue.
ofaees and hotels. and a thousand rumors and SUE
mfscs were banded from month 70 mouth uosov
q which sbtsined currency amongst the eifixens
sasssa usnt dispatch. conveying intelligence Of
soldiers and the eapfafe o. the ring leaders a the
forces, had theeas.t q Wing Che aporeheosie
OF the multitude In great measure = Z :
Newspaper men and Telegraph operators. VIE
need hardly say, are butson-heled at every corner
TO-DAY BY persons anxios 10 learn something ister
from HsfPs's ferry.D
Annual srsnox OF rHx NArioxar Mrpre Al
CosLssEs--The opening Of The annual session n
TIE Haaonai Medical College took place last even
Ing at the city infrmarv- Present, Drs Thomas
MILE. airing, Riley, uolztoa, Wursz. Linooan.
Waters, Of tso faculty, and DIS Nichols snd T{,,f
ler. vsitoss, - siss large audiences Of auslenfs
and nen-Psofssiea.I pessou. :. =
ssnsoa- Prrsld<nf q coIunbisn coliers: ~ ~,
which, Dr. Thomas Miller, emeritus profruer a.
anstomy ahd phy.iols4y, delivered A eloquent
and ,n.,tsstis sad'es g The sss@bage usary
The address was divided into thsse Md. Viz
bow medicine hould ~ stndieA ss an elementary
staayi no. - . pkilosophy; and hsw 70 be %
studied and viewed 70 eIevsse &C. 50 Ne eyes Of
ne yenefailty q mankind. AM ue1fiaG Upon
the above Leading points Win censiderzbie efab-.
ossnon, ne spesket gave sundsy practical sdmo
niuons 70 students In relation - tks prknnrx I'm
portsacc - l.sinx fnnns alton N he norf tbos-
oogn knowledge Of anatomy; alss descsf binx -
pasnoIogy o. morbid sassomy. wfsk cssSs} -.
I nssss So Sssesia nsdica, thsrapsntcs ma
di 9enlue. e AnefIean medical edsesi5S. -
OF Tie to- nftle devotion b study ~ ~ - 49,
Of stfenfiee b psssnts 70 thelr sons VIM ~
dents, and ave!f npon ths fuenFe elssafioa al ~
medical profession ss the s1acnfioa e TIE No. n
the Community hecomes mere elevated.
,, opsn ne e'ss1 re 49, s..eststlsa wss
eises Of tie sv6niog eloae1- = - -
al, The rezulsf issturss g ~ nm eem1escsd
EHE - - lst1,I "a -, - =
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+. NJ IN CONSEQUENCE OF A MISTAKE
Il Ia yhs dste the above sale 10 postponed pnfil
WEDNESDAY the 18th inst ,s,Rs sGpT sHs Rlsoe.
90 iad = Marshal for District Of columSi..
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By j c. MoGUIREk OK a;

b G. MCGUIRE . oO4 AusEsSSSSSET
y So4xkl OF NEw JKlsET AyISyE Arb rolIa
fS1tfHEn1 S.fgsIsc taLx-sa fHUks6AY
!ssmsss 81 Ell sSss ysissts sssSsrE = - -
SS!!rer of N.Y. yersey avenue and north 3 sfrsse,
isstsi Ms $3.50 s.fs Nc; 81. h.yt.s ise,t q 9
n.s >. sSsS ~ We i.ssrss sssursd 81 dss5 q
&C I'D ). G. MCGUIRE A Co. A.ct:.
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rlCE.
M.ror's orrler; ess,ss.s si .: "a MAYOR:

Az p b = ssptp,.KsAA PIP = g
81; e ; Es S,.; fyfP 81; %aifE
Desirrs are invited 60 call and examine the same.
= Nc. i7o Bridge strsst 6sorssfovn, near the
90 lI-eolw sass,-ss 80 DAVID cosAp.
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1.-THE above SALE Is PosTpoNEI
Jos. X. BRA u6 nGSg u. gr P1s1 ss,
oc l8 J. G. MCGUIRE e Co. Aucfs.
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-, ~ 2nss.r cegsT r ssggsa tsdsy WITH -
.fkuAda1dA - - II. sssl~ s
.tasz az xosxs4
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y aSsk (, q yssss6:, Esa':, "a E ogss =
III 81 nv SH Own meosiss.ts spe summer vsas
NJ Sod, q PATENT. I.EArHRRtN
~, xokk nsiso assorted and Val worthy o. ssssS-
"a sss.s !. 70 q COARSE sgoEs end BOOTS
Ct !: :;s:::.' :: ~ !: 81 4:
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lin CONSEQUENCES OF THEINcLEM
eney 81 the Weather, the above sale is posteoaed
FnUhSDAf, October %. same hour.
ocfs-o WALL & BARNARD Aucts
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Steamboats,.

sE FOR PETERSBURG AND RICH
TH HsassaH.AeshHss MqND, THREE TINES WEEK
i me steamers BELN IDERE and GEO PEABODY are now
at o'clock Tor the above places i J '' '0i''
Freight received daily
datiOns S"PeiioI otate room accommo'
For freight or passage apply to
j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent
p Passo,. iro,,,l;... Light street hart
dollars. ''' " ei'iier place only hye
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NJ \; FALLS, Pres't Bay Line Steamers
"a "a Nj N; WILSON, Pres't S. d r. r. Co
Skipplnq.
FOR LONnn,

szsTS FOR LONDON
Capt Pedorsen w i. Per oyds Danish schooner Juno
VIII nave quick dispatch E E9r freight g apply
aes-1 125 Smiths wharf.
aE9saa For WEST COAST SOUTH AMERICA.
slip IA DuC s HifEssss pG snRee9 and COPPER fastened
d2.g,. FITZGERALD, BOOTH & CO..
13,oe South Say street.
szs5+ FOR BREMEN.
sS The good Bremen ship "ERNESTINE," E. Frercbs
master will have quick dispatch For freight or nassa
MS 3w Won KAPFF \ ARENS,
No y German street.
sa5sz FOR BREMEN.
quick dpa HaIS for he above p Gae Sn
freight or apply to the Captain on board At Hn
SON" ms vi wharf Or to VAN KAPFF i ARENS,
NC Nv No. q German street;
,yFs+s FOR MARSEILLES.
- a small vessel will be despatched above if sui
so,t, -, HEsLEN & ROGERS,
=! \: W. corner Pratt Gay streets.
yss4z5 SAN FRANCISCO.-C OLEMAN5S
sz 5Ef#b IINE-FIRsT CLASS CLTPPERS.-CLIPPER OF
ship SEA 3YI hPffmo %b Sthhe extreme clipper
loading at New York. and will sail as above For fig5
or passage apply to O'' foi i'eis"'
roet, PENDERGAsT BROS,
- n Smiths wharf, up stairs.
saE45Es ME- MIERCHANTS' REGULAR WEEKLY
~ - LlM Na OF PACKETS FoR WILMINGTON. n c.
ddayng large portion of board, will sail with
For freight or passage agplyto
DUNNOCk Il WEATHERLY,
coods .a,4 .. .,, n o. III Smiths wharf
ln1SS 81! IL ana all charges thereon promptly paid
kV Shippers VIII please send duplicate receipts and adj
?reSS to VI MERCHANTS LINE 49,
%c,lessrs l: O. y b. G. WORTH,Agentsin Wilmington I'd
satt5kkz FOR CHARLESTON, S. C.-THE MER-
s6fE<ACHANTS, LINE-To SAIL WEEKLY-The clipper
schooner ROBERT HEALEY," Capt MITCHELL is now re.
ceiyng freight, and will sail with despatch.
CHARLES PENDERGAsT,
No. II Smiths wharf.
sion. " " "u iiee oi coh'inis
M B-Shippers viii please duplicate receipts with
HENRY P Russell, Esq. Agent in Charleston. u dit
xSS4 FOR BOSTON.-EXPRFSS LINE
ssszs5 The regular packet bark "HADLEY,r Kent mas.
vel having most OF her engaged and going on board
WIN nave immediate despatch for the above port For IA
lance Ilreght or passage apply to
H., TIIOS. WHTTRIDGE Il CO,
Wv u and l3 Bowlys wharf.
$50 FOR NEW ORLEANS.-DESPATCH
EsS l. \ E-oads up town.-The regular packet schooner
Norris master, is loading for the above
port anu having the most of her cargo engaged, will hav,
quick despatch For balance of freight passage amply
,o.r HESLEN Il ROGERS,
nlS u N. W. corner rratt and Gay SITS.
,zt@ss5lzk1 FOR RICHMOND DIRECT.-To sail will
$3.50 Spatch The regular packet schooner GAS II
VA iph captain Catlan. The schooner is now loadin
ana VIII SAL as above For terms Of freight apply to
,.r TRAVERS MITCHELL,
~ No. Spears wharf
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II WESTERN

Haez @zANHE MARYLAND R1UROAD
0PhN 70 GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINGS' MILLS
On ana after the 18th OF October the cars VIII leave Ca
Station for Owings Mills at 730 A. NJ Rrtprning io g
Uwings Mills ate and A NJ The O'Clock train Connects
PLACES tickets are sold at reduced prices '' "''''i
1n3- IRWIN 4 TAYLOR
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ft5A NEW ORLEANS
isss-SE LINE OF

1,,,r, rr, PACKETS.
" EDWARD EVERETT, Gunby
- HELEN A. MILLER, Cali
:" CHARLES, Rusrk
These vessels are all OF superior casq and ;nSnra 81
lowest figure They sail regularly advertised and are com
mded ny Captains well experienced in the trade The "a
pacy too of the above vessels such as will afford greSt
facility to shippers For freight, cabin steerage passage
apply to JOHN HENDERSCIS a. 20 ne
orc Ut, rr,,,-,o,- No 81 Pratt street.
GEO W. HYNSON Co, Agents, New Orleans, will for
their address, 0 i ia &c
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6aints. Yiqtnrs. &c.
Ga CHOICE WINES, BRANDIEs, &c.
- j, B. CHARRON & Co, AGENTS
!easffsa8z FOR VINEYARD PRoPRIET0RS

n E,
Have just received and offer for sale very superior COGNAC
BRANDIES, vintage of 1911 Charron Pere ct fls Brandt
Emile Belmont Co, Cognac Brandies various vinta.as
bordeaux Ciaret Wnesf from low to finest grades Burgun
dy Wines, from medium to very best grades produced in
France; superior White Wines Champagne Wine varous
brands HOLLAND GIN and SCOTCH WffiSK EYS of prime
qualities. - f
The above will be sold in United States Bonded Ware
Also on consignment 10 bbs very and prime Monon-
Gahea RXe Whskeys 10 bbs very old copper distilled
bourbon Mhiskeys 800 bb fine medium grades Bourbon
and Rye Whskeys to which invite the attention of those
IN want OF pure liquors Office No. 1874 LOMBARD STREET.
doors east Hanover - ~ -
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&nWILLIAM F. GETTY.
E&441 DEALER IN FOREIGN
Sss@ssA2 : AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
s. f. CORNER CALVERT AND LOMBARD STREETS
lnV1eS attention to his carefully selected stock Of
WINES,
i., ., RUM, ETC,
with the assurance fIom him that every article shall prove
imdortation ~ e VIC oos' =
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{: NEALE. b. @. HARRIS H. J. HEALE
NEALE, HARRIS & co.
~ (SUCcEssoRs TO NEALE LUCKErr1
TOBACCO AND PRODUCE
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No 26 COMMERCE STREET, Baltimore.
C c. Jamison ESQ., Bank of Baltimore; j. B. Morris ESQ.,
MECHANICS Bank Baltimore; Johns Hopkins, Esq Mer-
chants Bank Baltimore; R. Mickle Esq Union Bank,
umoTs; " Brady, Esq, Mer and Mechanics Bank Vrgi-
MAJ wheeling; Daniel Lamb Esq, Northwestern Bank Vir-
ginia, Wheeling; 5. Bishop, Esq, B. Foet Esq Com
MerelaI BANK, Clnclnnatl, ONO. apl-tf
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Lea MsA - FOR THE

r,,,! ZOE .WASHINGTON AND TIE SOUTH
leave Baamore at ~ and 500 A. NJ and 3 I5 and 2oIp
n On sundays at 40 A NJ only Leaves WaS6ingfo1n f.
SI,na AT ~ ana 745 A NJ, and and.5 20 p NJ o.
SuaSs al ~ r. M only The second and tbTd tra;,
9o., rom Baltimore stop at way points The second M
~ lnS from Baltimore and the second and third fro,
"sgton connect nth trains the ANNAPOLIS Roaa
pGT '!GkgtS OF every kind, information &c auuv tm
h'Hl4AND, Agent, or at the Tick ct Office Camden Srst
W. z. SMITH.
T. NJ COLE ,,,r,, n; siaster Of Transportation
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EUHN .. FhIUE,
81 COMMISSION MERCHANT
-, 10 SOUTH STREET
Particular attention given execution of Shippers
| Orders for FLOUR, GRAIN, &C.. in this market
Refers to Messrs John s Williams Bro, Baltimore.
John II Price Co, b, audywine, Del
James f. Price Co,
| Tatnall Il Lea,
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fAPRON Il CO.,
~ SHIPPING AND GENERAL COMMISSION
! MERCHANTS.
Liberal cash advances made consgnments to our friend
| n LIV ERPO0L, LONDON, HAVRE, MARS EIIIES and ali
| ports in IRELAND. milf
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FOR FREDERICKSBURG. VA
esaThe steamer WM SELDEN, W r jl;i,,.'
Gsptan, VII resume her route to Fredericksburg and Land
WHARF, FOOT OF SOUTH STRFETFsr n o
Tuesday, February I'D, at O'Clock, p NJ Rri,rni1g
VIII leaye fredericksburg at O'Clock FRIDAY NGREi%S
she Will continue to leaye Baltimore EVERY TCFShA
ana Fredellcksburg EVERY FRIDAY during ne s.a.,I
Freight Of every description taken at low Tstsg Hr.
Sate, and Live Stock generally handled with care and
comloIably accommodated Through Goods punctnalIy f
received. 49, ana '' "'''u'" ~ >'"' ~
HS-For information freight or passser arpI, in Faitfnr
d. her ONCE 100 SOU III STREET, board the BOAT
e,o.r Agents in Frederick shurg
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GFO n POGFps
TOHN S & GERS
~ SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERC CHA NTS
NO. "a COMMERCE STREET,
j2ltf BtLTrNoRp
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EHsI~N OFFICE OF MONUMENTAL
49, - STEAM TUG COMPANY.
company boats having been put in complete runniu
are now prepared to execute description Of rive,
anu ~ harDor towing at the shortest notice
Inc Golnpany's Boats follows:
Steamer TIGRESS, Captain Luxe League.
Steamer IIONESS, Captain A. n. League
The commanders experienced masters and every guar
given for the safety of vessels in their charge Tn
rates of towage will be made reasonable For further infor
nation apply the Captains on board, of the agent
WIN. II. BOLTON,
iaIst No 81 Pratt stree,
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Commission Nlerfbants.

JAMES WHITEFORD.
- ~ COMMISSION MERCHANT,
40 ~ SPEA RS WH1PF
SELLS FLOUR, WHISKEY, AND ALI, KINDs OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE "a ~ nS6tr
y HENRY SMITH, =
~. ron COMMISSION MERCHANT
~ Dk UY!NG AND SELLING ALL KINDS OF
"H D1 MUmdNDLSE AND COUNTRY PRODUCE,
0rFiVE Cok OF PRATT ST. AND BUCHANAN's WHARF
So.:,.. BALTIMORE, MD
attention given tie purchasing of foods for Conn
y herchants-Cofee, Sugar Flour, Fish Bacon Tobacco
Nc ana Guano Phosphaes all other kinds OF Fertizer
FARMING implements Fruit Trees, Seeds &c for Farmers
=, REPERENCES
Aessrs RoBr, MOORE & BRO JAS W1IrsFopn Fec
W. II. CRAWFORD 4 Co. JOHy CARsoN ESQ '4'
" CHAs H. Ross d Co JOsHUI HI RTsHop1;vp Ps
- GEO. SANDERS Il Co. WIN 4 H0oprp ~ i''4'
q bD0wEN MERCER, RoBT. T. BANKS, -
&c II. ArPpLEGAETH a SOM +. MEREDITH, Esq
e" BIB Co. II w On pSIIN ~ Esq
stiff 10 w. 'NnrFLiN' r'si'
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1-lzllaisAlsl1slt..
Bail Rpals.
La FOR THE
M --SH WEST, NORTH
AND -
N . T II W EST
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAiTwAv


Vest, NORTH,
,,opr,M o 1T WEST
NoNlHhhN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
FLNTER ARRANGEHEyr
CHANGE OF HOURS
i d aer NV E1lbEh zt 1863 trains will leave Gal
The Mail Train daily Except SUNDAY a.oo, :,
and ali narts Of the Vest and Cincinnati, St Louis
Buffalo, and all parts of tie North and Canada i hlma
burg, LanGasteT Lebanon, Reading and Pottsye pa @
OWlnts Mills Reisterst0wn and Manchester Nj a. an"
Iork Accommodation Train daily (except Snpda,, .,
T. NJ and from York at S;l5 4. NJ a. 'i'
day at 500 NJ for all part of the West and Northwest
travellers from Washington and the South by the %
NJ and 20 ?. NJ, make connections with the trains over
For TICK ETS and information apply at the Ticket Office
Station N E. corn of Calvert and Franklin streets
JOHN 7. RIGNEY, Asst Superintendent
j. d. WARNER Ticket Agent. n28tf
d g. PHWI4144PRE4L 1 p :
NJ, BALTIMORE RAILROAD
=, a. ,FEZALL ARIA NGEWENT
Ph,iI2deiPhia win leave PRESibENT STREET. pEPOi
pa RYppS SSS PP, sunday as follows viz:
A. N; EVENING MAI{, al az y q NJ WAY MAIL IOI:
N Y U IA ; at 52S P NJ only All trains connect with
Er oih TIN! Tins Except 70 T. NJ on Saturdays
ID r. N stopping only at Stemmes Run Chase,s and
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE ats15AN ,aM
FOR LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL.
BY leaving in 10 l5A NJ train will connect At
WIN oS9 r. NJ train or by leaving P NJ can proenra
ceck Gm S9nduct9r spend the nghtin vii
NOIICEIAl colored persons whether bond or free "
% equired 70 Drlng some responsible white person, peru
portion of the road ~ "''' NC ''Nsh '''' ''
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a RANBERRIES.-20 bbls Eastern. LANDING
Sand for sale by PALMER 4 THOMAS, Is Bowlvs wharf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08

OMoISN ATT, Nov.7.
FL0UR-The market continues inactive, and
the demand quite limited. The sales are con
fined to $50 brls extra at 495@535, The re-
ceipls continue very large, being 5,795 brls
since Saturday.
WHlSKY-A steady market and a good de-
mand. sales of 900 bbls at % a 6@235s the latter
rate for wagon
PROVISlONS-The market is very quiet,
and We heard of no sales to day worthy record.
Mess Pork is offered freely at 1875, and Bacon
at716@9i
GkOOERIES-The market is unchanged:
$50 bangs Of Coffee sold at l2@l216c, and 80
brls new Molasses at 43c.
WHEAT-The market is irregular and un
settled. Accurate quotations eau not be given;
sales 100 bush prime red at ,04; 500 do good
white, ,l3, 4U0 do choice while, / 20; / $50 do
good white, l LOG ,l2 $50 do mixed, ,02.
CORN-The market is firm, with a go de.
mand, and prices are steady at 43@44.
OATS-The markets. 6rm, with a good de.
mand, sales 1000 bush at 46.
RYE-The market is dull, and prices have
declined &c per bushel: sales 1000 bush prime
at 75c.
BARLEY-The market is dull, but prices
are without special change.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
The San ivan Dlmculty


The Horald's Washington correspondent
saye that though diplomatic rules and per-
haps prudential considerations prevent the
State department from disclosing the exact
condition Of affairs to the public, yet Il Is
believed that serious difEcultes may, and
probably will, grow ont Of the dispute be-
tween the United States aud England in
reference 70 the Island Of San Juan or Belle
vno in the Straits Of Juan dc Fuca. Il ie
generally conceded that Gen. Harney was
entirely right 10 taking possession Of the is'
land for the protection Of the United States
ctizons there and for tho maintenance Of
the rights Of the country TO the island un-
der the Packenham treaty Of June 10Th 1876.
The President will submit tho cores
pondence 20 Congress at the opening Of the
session, and will ask fOr means, money and
men 10 enable him to defend the rights OF
tho country and uphold the honor Of its flag
at oil hazards, and to the last extremity. -
The correspondent also considers the re-
turn Of Mr.. Dallas before the holidays OF
earlier in the session Of Congress as posi-
| BILE
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
Interesting fr. m BrOwnsvilIe.

N. " NOV I.
BY the arrival of the steamship Arizouia
from Brownsville Nov I'd, we learn that
Cortinas band continues it's depreda tions,
threatening fire and sword. 0n the 10th
thirty men entered the city, fired one round
and were dispersed by the artillery and fled.
On the Oath ninety men with cannon and
howitzer marched against Cortinas, drove
the guard from his house, proceeded and
were surprised by an .ambuscade lost the
cannon and hOwitzer, and were finally en-
tirely deleated-four wounded, none killed;
Cortinas lost two killed. Cortinas after
wards sent letter demanding Of the citi-
zens of Brownsville the surrender of the
sheriff and others to save the destruction of
the town.
A general panic prevailed at Brownsville.
The city was barricaded and trenches dug
An attack was hourly expected. IL is re-
ported that after taking Brownsville, Corti-
mas woulI attack Brazos The Mayor oI
Brownsville appeals TO Orleans for u hun.
dl ed men, as the citizens are worn out, and
the Rangers had not arrived.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
New York Market.

New YoRK, Nov.7.
FLOUR-Is without striking change: sales
is 100 brls at 4,2O@4S0 for superfine state; d..
sO@4,S5 for extra state; 4, 4,80@4,95 for supertine
western, S, ,0595 IS for common TO medium extra
western, and 5,45@5,G GO for inferior to good
shipping brands extra round hoop OHIO, mar
ket closing steady. Canadian Flour unchangA
ed: sales 30 brls at 5.20@6.30 for common to
choice extra.
WHEAT-Opened dull, and closed with fair
speculative demand. shippers not in the mar
ket: sales of 5,0n6 bushels at 10 for choice
Chicago Spring, ,l21i 10 for Milwaukee Club;
/ I3 Canada Club; 35@i 80 for white Cana
diau extra; As for white Michigan and Ken
lucky
RYE-Heavy and lower sales 4SO bush at
s3@95.
BARLEY-Plenty and dull; sales 5000 bush
commnn State at 75c.
CORN-Droopiug; sales 9. 800 bush Yellow
Southern aud Jersey 97@9sc. 9S@99c. for
Mixed Western nominal ~ 97@95,
Oats are steady at 44@44116 for State, Wes'
tern and Canadian,
VHISKY-Is shade frmer: sales of 400
brls " 81.
HROERIES-Sugar firsn: New Orleans 81
@716. Coffee firm at ll@llA, Molasses firm
at 40
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
From the Pacific Slope.

ST Louis, Nov 7.
Tho overland mail Of the l4th arrived last
night. Great preparations we're making to
receive General Scott. All the military COM
panies and soldiers in the Mexican war
would meet him on his arrival and escort
him through the city. All classes of people
were proceeding to pay him their tribute OF
.vSpe0V
The creditors Of Gharpenning q Co, mail
contractors between California and Salt
lake, attached heir stock and other proper,
ty for debts, amounting to $4,000. IL is
feared the mails viii be suspended from the
cause
The water courses throughout the State
are at the lowest stage, and miners holding
claims in the beds of streams are gathering
rich harvest of gold.
Oregon dates to the Sth of October states
that Fish, with $50 emigrant wagons, had
arrived at Cascades, Washington territory
Advices from Captain Wallen's Salt Lake
expedition and Lieutenant Mullen's Fort
Benton wagon road expedition, announce
the good health and continued prosperity of
the commands. Capt Wallen rendered
great service on the route. The Indians
were quiet
British Columbia dates to the 10th state
that everything was quiet at San Juan.
The British Colonist says it is currently
reported that new Governor, named Howe,
is shortly expected
The shipments of gold from Victoria in
Sept was $4,000. The miners on Frazer
River were doing well,
Business in Sa' Francisco was slow and
but little doing from first hands except by
auction; sales of India goods that way being
quite heavy. Provisions dropping; crushed
sugar lie; coffee more buoyane candles in
active, domestic spirits irmer.
The New Mexico mail of the Goth Sep
tember also arrived last night via FL Paso.
The overland mail coach by the northern
route had been detained in consequence Of
Indian outrages along the line.
Passengers and letters report the contin-
uanoe of depredations and murder on the
plains by Indians
Letters from Traos, Mexico, to the Repub'
lican, mention battle between the Utah
Indians, assisted by Mexicans and bands oI
Arapahoes, at the crossings of the Del Nerte
in which % Of the latter were killed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
Arrival Of che Vanderbilt,

NEW YORK, NOV 7.
The steamship Vanderbilt has arrived
She left S champion early on the morning
Of the 9th ult Her adyiees are anticipated
by the North American at Quebec She
brings 400 passengers including Senator
Clingman, Carroll Spence U 5. Minister to
Coustantinople, Judge Davis, Of Florida,
and the family of the Brazilian Minister at
Washington.
Bombay adyices to the 9th of Sept. had
been received at London by the Overland
mail II was reported that Nena Sahib was
diving Of fever. The ship Wabon Of Boston
had been struck by lightning as Bombay.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
Explosion Of a Propeller on Lake Eric.

The propeller Ohio bound for Buffalo and
Cleveland with q cargo Of $50 tons Of mer'
chandise, when ten miles of Long Point be-
low Erie, on Sunday morning at two O'Clock
blew up and sank in ten minutes There
we're seventeen persons aboard, Of which
rhos. Corbitt, second mate, Michael Done
gan, wheelsman, were lost, The remaining
fifteen drifted in the yawl boat without oars,
on tho high sea, with but little clothing, for
fifteen hours when the propeller Equator
picked them up aud brot them to this port
The Ohio was owned by the American
Transportation Company, and, it is said ,was
not insured.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-08
RaiIrond accident

BELvlDERE, Nov, I.
The passenger train Of the Belvidere and
Pennington II, r., which left here at six
o clock this morning for Philadelphia, was
thrown of the track by running into rocb,
when II miles below here. The engine is a
perfect wreck, and the track is torn up for
several yards, No person hurt