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General Intelli gence.

The chief t"pc ui lut"reSi from England
Is II ,.,ccrlrion "t the Pre- .ld-uI's M.ssar-
aud the comments thereon. The relrren
ce- III 1t TO Cuba, Mexico and Ceu,ral
America, ani III" propositions in relation
thereto, are generally uupaia,aLle to the
press. he lime, is UNUSUALLY severe in
It's criticisms "n the message. Much sur
prise Is manifested n, the proposition to
purchase Cuba rs the American Minister
had aIr"a ly hern ncufcd Ihs, Fr,uce and
England we're united in preventing such
transirr, even with the consent oi sp,in
The French troops were approaching
the SWISS territory. Explanations had
been demanded hl S"ifzrrIand.
1t is rumo,ed that France has contrac
ted Tor tic transportation Of free m-gros,
~ large numbers, into Martinique and
GuaIaI"upe.
a new c4n.pany has been proposed fnr
laying t"lrgr"rhrc cable. from Lands
End To III ,hiax, on new plan.
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House and Lot for Sale.
Jan. IL, 1859

not disposed "f previously nj private
Il sale, will cfi.r Mt public auction on 1T
Monday. Frbrnar, next, NV House and Lot
IN the Village "t l.uicaslrr. lately orrnpied
by X. q. Billings, mud bounded by lots of
J. Us. fous'ft. NJ. p. Crawford and others.
II il very. comfortable dwelling, nf good
size and nearly new. J. Z. SECREST.
Januagy II, lS59-Ietd
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Utlr9rupJlr.
NORTH AMERICAN

halifax, January 5.--The North
-amertcd" "ss arrived, ,~th Liverpool dates
To lie % December, three DAYS later
than those brought 10y ,he America.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, December 22.-
The s1teS at Cotton Tor the three days
sum up 30 900 bales, 81 which specuIa
tors took 2ooO, aud exporter, 2UU0 ,lsl.s
The qn"taNunu given are Mrldhnv Or
!"""s, ~; Mdd"g UpIauds, 6l3 lG!,
Snnc circulars report decline OF six
'een'h. and Others say prices are easter.
Lut unchanged. The Lalrs, accounts I'M
To the hour IT the sailing of the steamer
report the market rs quiet.
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Douglas Re elected.

SrRINGFIELD, Ill, J.r. 5.-The senar
t"r'nl elc"II"" came off lp dav, an.l resul.
i.l ia Tia" re election OF Senator Duuplas,
ny amaj"rrty oi eight on Jrnt ballot.
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Il. j. DgEAY. Eco For the infDnna
ton of our friends aud those who may
feel Interested in hearing, we would state
hat Mr.. DEllAY Is improving. and hopes
Are erieraine'l that he will be aide. before
great while. TO attend 10 business, "a
wish in ~h,ch ~e a,e sssured tie enmInu
my join US most liosrbly. - Camden Jour
nal
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n 0 T | G. E

\ IL PERSONS indebted To the late
n Thomas Cur"tOn, either by n"te or
Smith account, will come forward and max e
!mm"di 'e payment All persons having
demands against MIN will give notice accof.
ding to law.
w. J. CURETON,
T.. X CUkETON, HF rs
Dec. 8, lS5S.-43. ct
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p. The Bank Of Camden (says the .JourndD
mas declared II dividend Of 50 90 per share
equal 10 eight per cent.

The brig Echo, (,ays TIE Charleston
Courier) registered Putnam, which vessel
was forfeited 10 the United States for en-
gnging in ;he slave trade. was sold here
yesterday, by the United States Marshall
for $4,000, cash.
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NEW NOIIK

- . & Co.. "iir at IoH prices for cash
a and ''hrrl' terms for approved crruit
u LhrT" stock of BLANK nnd OFFICE
NFA llONARN. BL NIX and ACCOUN NJ
b'HpnS. Receipt omd Memorandum Books.
PAPER o. ALL KINDS. Card.. Circu.
lars, Bill Heads. &c, t'r,rilng aud l.itno.
graphing c\"Uurd Ia order. Bibles, Mis-
ccii""""u~, and Srh"ul Books
l.. O. n Co.. Publish RUllinu's series of
hrammrrS; C".u>t"ck', series on the .rir,.-
c"N; ii""Hrrs Pnyei"i".irS, BruckIe,by's
A>tr"n"mrN; O."rN', Gr"graph, rev ~
revised; S"n'hcrn Class Readers Pnlmrr's
Book k"rrtng and the cheapest aud best
Spelling B., , ever used.
Aug. 20, 2S-6m.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

J. NJ. Smnl' who !, - the. eu-,odv of
the Sheriff. Of Lancaster District, by virtue
"f u Witt uf Capa1 Ad Saiisfncirudum at
the smit of John Adaus having filed in nv
office together with Il schedule on oath of
his Estate AMI effects. his petition TO the
Court of C"mmoa Pleas PRAYING that he
NAV De- admitted 10 the benefit "f the Acts
Of the Genera; Assembly made for the re.
lief of ln.oIvent Debtors. IL is ordered,
that the said John Adams and all other the
creditors. TO whom the said ]. NJ Small is
in auywisr indebted be- and they are here.
10y summoned aud have nu:ce TO appear
before the said C"urt Mt Lancaster Court
House on the third Monday in March next,
10 >hcw cau>r, if any they can, why the
PRAYER "t the petition aforesaid should not
De granted.
Office Court Of Common Pleas, I.ancas.
ter District, Goth Dec. 1853.
J. a. STEWMhN. Crk.
Dec. u. i5-3m
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DIsrRICr.


Mnthc" Turner, who i in the custody
Of The Sheriff uf Lancaster District, by viz
tue of i Win of Capirs Al Sat~facicndum
n; the suit of John Adams, having filed in
INV office t"gcihrr with schedule on oath
of his Estate aud effects, his petition TO the
Conrt oi Common Pleas praying that he
may be- admitted to th" benefit of the Act :
Of The General Assembly made for the relief
OF insolvrut debtors. II Is ordered. that the
sad John Adams and nil others the credi.
tors 10 whom the said Mrthew Turncr is in
nnywise Indebted be, and they are hereby
summarized and have notice 10 appear be
Tor the said Court at Lancaster Court House
"n the third Monday in March next, to
~hcw Cause, il anv they can. why the prav-
cr OF the petiticn aforesaid should not b.
granted.
Office Court "f Common Pleas, Iapcaster
District, 20, Dec, 1853
}. A. SrENMAN. Clerk.
Dec. ~. 45-3m
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Missouri Legislature.

Sr. LOUIS, January Tile LegisIa
tura of II Is Stale, now in session At Jef
fersou Guy. have under cons drrariou y
bhI auth" '.Ing y. S,s~art to order on,
the M'I"'a 'or the purpose Of rele:Iing
lIe n nsas msrandrrs.
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Hyneneal.

Married by Rev. WIN Cnrti4. d. d.. AT
TIC iesidcncc of Rev l.. {. linton, Charles
Si'n"nion Bricc. Editor of the Chester
Standard, to Miss Fannie hinton, all OF
Chester.
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MOBILE Jan G, 1859.

The sales on Thursday were 1000 bales,
with Middling quoted at lie. The effect
"f The steamers news has been To make the
market less firm
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Gents Furnishing Dap artne ent.


;''1
the cold weather twenty
HATS Of andI
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Notice.

iL Persons having demands against
1 'h" Estate of Jacob ~, Ic:. decd, are
requested {" c"mc forward and lay them
in, against the Isl "f February.
WM. ROWEI..
-. Il. rhYLER, >"'' RS
January 5. 1889. l7-3t.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA


LANCASTER DI~TRCr
James r. Lark, who is in the custody Of
the Sheriff. of Lancaster District, by virtue
Of Writ of Capins Ad Satisfncjrndum u, The
suit OF Price IL Dolby. having GIcd in NV
office together with Sckrdulc ~ oath of
his Estate and effects, his petition to the
Court of Common Pleas, prayiRg that de
may be admitted To the benefit at the Act,
OF the Gcncr.I Assembly made Tor the relief
Of insolrent debors. IL is ordered. that the
said Price 81 Doby and all other the crrdi
tors TO whom the said James r. Lark is in
anywise indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice To appear be-
fare the said Court ut Lancaster Court
House on The third Monday in March next,
TO shew cause, if any they can. why the
PRAYER Of the petition aforesaid, should not
be granted
Office COuEt Common Pleas, Lancaster
District, 6;h DAY of Dec 1853.
J. a. SrEWMAN, Clerk.
Dec %, I5-3m.
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II "A C s~TER LEnG ER.
New Advertisements. A
Notice.

A Ill. Persons indebted 20 me up to the
"A first of january 1859, nre respectfully
called on to come forward ami settle mp
JONES' CROCKETT.
Jan. IL, 1859 4S-it
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a few short Extracts from Letters Tes.
timonials. &c.

~ L..,.,.. .,..,l rl.. .r, ,
and h,,, r,,,,,' ,,,. ,,,;,' - IL, '"'''''!,
Judgment, Il valuable remedy.
Hon. IliNi i flRNER
'""Sc o' oup'rE'1 '"urt, Hc"rgIa.
alt riyns ui, nIr.,,.,,. - hni,,,, ,Il,. >, -,
commend Jacobs ,ev,iu., nv own u,.,.,,,,.,I
cxu,Ii.ucr and th,. ,x,,.i,,;.,. ~, ,,,,. ,,,.,.-
LorS and friends around me. IS a sulE,.i,.rt On,
autec for me to believe it TO he all that II pirs
ports To tie, viz. Il sovereign remedy.
;, " wv
-" "'I,N """Se VI superior 'ou't, Ihc'okec
'"c"''
81 take crc,, nIc,.uro - rooou,o,..,;..,:,
S''t' P''',"'c !" recommending 'hls
diseases, for which | brIiry. il - ~. sm,'.,'
elgu rcmcdy-dccIdcdly superior to any thius
else ever tried by me.
GAULDING
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Estate Sale.
1900 ACRES WAXHAW LAND I
80 Valuable and Likely Negroes.
ALSO,

Ns Dist, ). e..
Benjamin H. Massey, James I Bill to sell
B. Curet0n, and others. Est ate o f
l,hos. Cure
ton. deed.
Under ard bv virtue Of the decree of the
Court of Equity, made in above case, dee
10. 1889 ! will sYil at the late rgs;dearc
of Thomas Cureton, decd, s miles above
Lancaster Village on the road TO Charlotte,
commencing on the 18th day of january,
1859, and continuing until the p~tnte is dis
posed at. the entire personal Estate OF the
said Thnmns Cureton, deceased CONSISTING
Of SO Young likely and valuable negroes.
among the number nre some choice men
and women likely Young fellows, boys and
girls: two young Black Smiths, one NTH
considerable experience and rcputaiion.-
The entire gang being pt"n"uucei by com-
prtHt, Judges. as altogether likely, valuable
and sacahlr.
Also. II horses and mules over 90 head
of cattle, a quantity of corn, fodder, oats,
wheat, cotton seed and peas road wag.
ons; plantation and smith tools. household
and kitchen furniture aad other articles.
Also, the real estate OF IN" said Thomas
Cmteton. situate in South Cnruiia. bounded
hv lands OF Alexander Cutfey, David Hood
! VI !
TAN ford and tie North Carolina line, sup
posed to r"nt,in about 1900 acres The
land will be rcSurvvyed before the day OF
sal" and divided into three or more parcel s
and sold accordingly. Piats Of The same
vii b" made soon us possible and per-
suns are invited To examine the sub di>is.
IONS Th. is II desirable body Of Land CA
silly cultivated. produces freely and ..6und-
nuiIy. nnd with satisfaction. Persons drsi.
! r"us OF picking cotton rs late as in the
months oi january and February are e,pr.
| rial'y invi ed TO attend the sale, 10 bid aud
| ~ purchase.
! The st"ck of horses. mules. cattle, hogs
and corn will be sold th. first day of sale.
alN" the la"d. The n"Gtocs on the second
! day ot sale
! TEtMS.--tor the land credit OF one
and TWO Years with interest from day OF
sale, pavabi" annually. For the personal
Estate, credit of one year with interest
! payable annually, the purchaser 10 give
bona with two ur more good surrIivs, and
also - Nor gage OF the l-Ina. Dlher terms
! on day nf sale.
JAMES II. WlTHERSpOON,
&. f.. l. ID.
Dec -, 1885. 45-st pf Sl3 Sc
.18- Camden Journal, ColumLin Guar.
dian, Chester Sranda,d, Fairfield Herald
Ih"rI"''e nemucrat, Will copy weekly until
sale
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Buok-Wheat.

4 NO, !. Article in bbls or bag. War
n rented. For sale by
JOS. NJ GAYLE.
Camden, Ian. 5. ls59-4in.
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Can 1les.

SPERM, Adamaniire and Tallow Can.
~ dirs--a choice lot just received bv,
JOS. VI. GAYLE.
Camden, Jan 5, lS59-47lf.
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SundIies.

ENANCY Candies, Raisins--wholc, half
Il nNi quarter Bnxrs, Paradise nuts, Al
mnnds, Butter, Pecan nuts. English Wal.
nuts, Cocnnuts. Herring, Cove Oy strrs
Salmond, L"brtrrs, Pepper Sauce, Tomato,
&c, &c. FRESH, just received BY
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, Jan. 4, ls5g--47lE
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NEW FALL & MfilzEaa1lGn GOODS
Is FOR HSSSn-9.

WE, WOULD EIrFUhY iN|DtI Or EJjf) IIt' TIH
uabc for this
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FANCY AND TURPENTINE SOAPS.

SOAPS aud SLnrchs--a we'll selected
- stock just received by
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, Jan 5. IS59--47if
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He use and Lot for Sale

EBS THE Subscriber offers for
&I sIG snl. his House and Lot in the
Ed IkE Village of Lancaster. bounded
stsss.sSsssskk9 stsEss.Ssk9 by Dunlap street, Cav street,
the Jail lot and others, containing about ore
and half acres. The house is IL small, but
c"mf"r'nb'e dwelling, and there are all the
necessary "ntbuildings upon the lot. ANY
one wishing To purchase will call upon w.
VI. Conn"rs. Esq. who il authorized to sell
for me. Terms made easy.
r. s. CROCKETT.
Lancaster, Jan. ~. lSh9-IS-6n.
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Special Notices.

~" See advertisement Of DR. Sanford's
LIVER INVlGORATOR in another col
u.nn. iy
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Cracke kers.

SODA, Wine, Butter, Boston. Lemon and
- sweet Crackers frcsh fr"m the Bakety.
JOS. VI. GAYLE.
Camden, Jan, 5, 1859 47u.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

DoLEFuL TINS IN TIE WEsrERs CoUSrRS.-
The travelling correspondent Of TIE Madi'o~ WA
Journal gives very gloomy picture Of his experiences
in the country He writes
"To travel round amorg the Il rners We hsvo
done for tho last four weeks, aud hear hard times
repeated forty times day, excuse for not taking
paper or paying mp old sDros; TO see nec women soA
chicren In threadbsre and tsttered gs'ments pspsr
STUFF into windo~ Is where should be giass to and
country stores closed or doing very little; worx-
ing for their board mere r hs; promises to psy,
wbetht verbslOr written of account; oen even de-
ticed by ell those whOee large houses aed b4rns ia H.
cate considerable means, as well a. thoes living is
cabins to hear the dolDrous complaints Of t.0s-osS
reazes the severity with which The enasest prsssars
IL felt" -. q
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
POLITICAL

1t is sad that the Senate will probably adopt the
recommendation Of the Postmaster General for the
abolition Of the fraDking privilege Of Members of Con.
gess substituting for the q nombsr of stamps.
Is there pro- pect that the House eil concur this
| wholes, me refvrm1
-"Rchmoud," addressing Wings and Americans
through The R'cft7ond Whis, says:
"The dry bores Of the OLD Wbig party have begun
10 shake and move together aud its sO-called
valley Of de aih is sgsin alive with armed men."
GIea. goodpess what will the Democrs ats do before
this dry bore armyl
The Washington correspondent Of The Baltimore
American ssys:
"Gep. Scott has, among ether objects in going to
New OIIeabs, personal conference vith Con. Twggs
as TO the force that might be deta ched from his and
another department, for the purpose Of the military
occupation OF Sonora and Chihuahus according to the
Recommendation Of TIE Pfeeilents Message. Iii
quite probable that design will be carried out, whether
sanctioned by Congress OF not"
The Kentucky Statesman recommends Of the
Hon. james b. sy for Governor.
The Washington correspondent of Tie Harris6srg
PGso says that the secret Of the attempt to embroI
judge D,uglss with Senators Sde and Jones is tas:
"Ceftsin politicians, who peyer have their
Hatred of the stion stated, trembling With
fesr est when Douglas comes to Wsshn ston he will
msle peace with the Administration and leave them
in the usch. To avoid this is u cir sim; and il they
bring about q personal collision, they suppose
that the feelings Of both sides will be much 10.
famed 10 pat conpYom, and reconciliation on, Of
the question. These Den are not ro~ Certain what
conrse Douglas will parsue. Hrs trip to tue Soath
has alarmed them. They remember well that it re-
qur,d the most extraordinary sxeItops on their pst
10 prevent him, after lsst session. from sbsndonog
the war upon the Adminisr ,tion ard proclaimias
peace upon bis return TO Illinois. They really fesT
that he vii give them the slip this time; hsooe the
extraordinary used TO embron him with pro MI
pest Democrstic Senator'S Tnis would be 9 sster-
stroke. 1t you'd secure his allegiance TO those sho
have enlisted for q campaign Of exterminstioo, an
wond be capital plan Of exciting public ~ ynp.thy
foS Douglas the victim of the arrogant, tyraanieA,
sutocratc and ferocious Buchanan"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01

ssyW ren nsnn ssd tie c. um;tee q tbs Co@moc
COurctl- ss'erd the Cbs~b-s smd thu Cheering.
TIE Mayor sdere@ted The ssussos brssS,y. g'viog
him selcoe to the city. aod express pg hrs psrsoos
grsti6cA'ico tost be bad heen selected to ~eioons
b.u. Mr. Douelas responded in bsief speech, -ub
stsr,iAy Ite same he made to tire rnmi,tee Of tho
Board of AlderD+u at the Everett USE ou weioe -
DAY. Cis. ns AM Others taea .ss7i befoIe the Seoa
tor, each shskhg bis Sess'onsl LIMB in fes'fuI'y
cordial panb,r, sbcs iuec.ion the Little Gan. ,ore
without ~irciig z. Several tuntreds OF the NewYotk
Democracy p.s.ed ia revis before toe 3enaor during
the haf hour thst he sufsr-d their p-ronsl in-pec
top. At . quarter to be Iett the chamber amid tbe
sgai.h cheers of tie cro~d-snd proceeded to the
Everett House.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
AWFUL RAILROAD CASUALTY.
Twenty to Thirty Lives Lost.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Friday, Dec. 3l--p. m.
This morning, the train from Macon ran off the
track, two miles from Columbus, and fireman and
wood. .pssscr were liled and @. w. Smith, engineer,
had his jaw broken. None of the Passengers were
injured.
The morning train to Macon ran of the track at
Adams's Mills, 10 consequence Of the culyert being
washed out. j. II. Miller, engineer, the fireman and
wood pssser, and conductor, Smell, were killed and
several Of the passengers were drowned, but their
names are as yet unknown. About dozen were
saved.
1t is supposed that about thirty were aboard. John
Peck csme here in hapd.car with the news. His
stste inert is rather confused.
The following bodies wefe recovered:
Two Misses GuIGrs of Salem, Ala.
w. II. SMELL, train hand.
LADY and three CHILDREN, of Texas.
Two LADIES Of Columbus, names unknown.
The other bodies have not been recovered.
Twelve persons have been saved-Df. Walker Of
Columbus, DIR. Phillips Of Aabsma, s. w. Blake Of
New-York, Conductor Smell, gentleman from Texas,
gentleman fiom Alabama, and four others unsscer.
tanned.
Among the killed, il is believed, are:
THos. O'BRirs of Charleston.
LiUR. Wrsr Of Georgia.
Mics VAN MSS.
CKLxsIK SHARP.
w.P. Durxk Of Houston County, Gs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
COURT or APPEALs-Dsc. sL-Dscr.ross.

Judgments duIueu WIN COsts-Tcbpio Mc-
at Mayor Of Albany Mayor of Albany
Bvep %. Mayor Of Albany sw, Spencer sst Boo
BOONE ss Neoe; BsIt!e ss GiLcsni Hsnioa sx Taylor;
oDd Avenue Railroad; wsirsih sst Redaell; Ls1on ast
Trail S-eor at Pei, Watson sz Fks nrnons PIanb sst
cssii Nosasl IDsqisaes Company Wheaton sst Gates
susruse AID Osweso Rarosd Co Mstbndiss Ept caarch
sst Bsker ct sl Be ~ster aet Bater; 8iedsa Smith
Clui AZ Owen HsIs ss CITY Of Ctcs Potter dsarad
roSa; Belsu ss C.rp.pt<r, VIII sioO damage; Day s
Roth with cer: asmsess Wright eat Baldwin, with
per dsmairs Avery Lyon, vh 10 cent damages
HuIlhui, With 10 pr dan Clsosd ss: Bodss ~
10 pr dsnss-s stpdds Wsxpsr, vfth 10 per sent
dam ages B.s,r ssi G4kas 10 per cent dA.se' r..
L,,hss3. vsh 10 damages, FisL sst cAarmcsss
yGssusn: reversed, with ti Osansd-reors sf ss-
Judensrt rsversed with TRIAL orsersj, eos = shAs
eveb.-ys,e Deoersri lockwood ext fnoug 0oefascJ
r.. vss. o Ssr.ieS sl.ea ;ss a.h; ~ "a, AZ sssr
W...cr al. Tborpsou Mood Mehssli Cssd<r ss Cs<
.,s1su. Aan. I,.srsrse con.sy sro.a tss ths ssssi
RAY, L.isn.a ct 0r,nssl B.sr q. Hnasas River a..
JusSn.s. su,I u.n<. pl.saa, With cosv.-Hoy. .s
Jae,nep, r.yer,ed AID iu1Snsn. fos sssrs t With
Atp.a dsui.ssd with oss.-Feoss sIsL Green ~. De-
vsccrio.
fr Iefererce seoosdrg % Jadse Oenbu Hs1 <seI
Trvs Company sst Cafed Ases FIRE Insafaace Comtsay
srs tser,y o.hsr csnsss With ve same p,sintiss
srusI vith eos,-Rsed sz styser, Smith az Jenkss.
Rearursrt ordesed-Brsss ssS rslDer specls receiver
Je~.a sat Eetn'sf B.ier at City Of Uds: GeGid asr
ch-vn HauNS Csilia Ch.Hts19as County B.ax at
Rsz~y sn!rb az. 3Isni; Saith s.t s~smss.
ho,iou sa.f's sppes denied With $40 cryts-CssAAs
! Mes. YSsk T;ssSas pock Co hf. HICKS, Csssk
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-01
cana DAYS LATER fA0M EUROPE.
THE FULTON AT HALIFAX.
lard abertrcmbie Succeeds Napier.
LATER FROM INDIA.
conoo Adyaneed-Breaastufs Dull-ConsOls 97s 'S91f.

HALIFAX, Friday, Dec. 81. 1858.
rbs United Stats M,n stea nsbip Folto', Captain
votop from Havrs wa Co~es .ljsa iost., wi'n %
4,s~epsers and 20 tabs freight for Ne~fofk, arrived
f<se Al 4 %. ~. to-day, short OF cosi
be reports succe ssion Of violent westerly gales ior
Twelve days 80, d,
Al 10: 40 q. no. to-day excbargsd signals with the
10, Al all ste .nship Arabia ience for Liverpool
Tbs tteamship CITY Of Baltimore from New-York
- s.tu,dsy. the 4h mat, arrived a. Liverpool on the
Il 18th ba.
\ The r NJ steamship Cansds, from b B'ston Dec. l,
A.. Halifax arrived at Liverpool 90 the i2ta.
lord Abescrombie is TO succeed Lord Napier at
. Washington.
n Tbs European and American Steamship Company
ar sboot u wind up toeIr sf.rs.
The new steamers for the Galway line are to be
4ss,y 10 jane.
The to.ai amount Of specie enrOute to Europe from
kus,,sls Ia ES37, ga.
TIE Losdoe Money market was very easy. There
wa good supply at p cent.
The applications at the b ank of England for dis
oount wore rather Dunerous.
The B.tk Of London and .he county and city banks
sd reduced the rate of interest deposits to and
half per oert.
On the 18th at 97t s9l.
TIE month ly return Of the Bark Of France shows an
huesse of fI,l2O00O in deposits Of which f57o,oOO
we're in those Of the public, and increase Of O7O
. 600 in treasure.
The Russian mobiles are unwilling to emaucipate
their terfs, without full iDdennifcs.on therefor.
The Emperor Of Morocco has gwen up TO Spain,
without conditions, the officers and soldiers captured
! by the Riff pirates.
Some additional sDews from India waste hand, by
the mail sresdy tleerapbed
Fo,t S,mree, in Oode was taken by Brigsdier Eve
|Bsh on the 9th Of November, with the loss OF only
1.-TWO Europeans killed, aod three or four wounded.
Taniia Topee in the Sspoorah hs, the outlets OF
which are closely guarded.
From IDdore, Nov. %. ii is stated that the Mawa'
of Banga has separated from the rebels and gone to
Gen. Mtchell's camp, en- routs to ildore.
From "SsmHenwsIre" it is said that the remaining
rebel leaders have given themselves up to the Gov
elnment