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The London BuLicr says that Mr. TuoMAs
SPENCER, the discoveicr Of lcc,rotvpe, has
made another important discovery. lle has as
certaincd that the magnetic oxide Of iron, which
abounds In rocky strata and In sands, &c., at
tracts oxygen, whether il exists In " ater or In
air, and poralizes it-that this poralized OF ygon
is the salubrify Ing oZonc-that this ozons, go
formed, destroys AL dscoloring and poluting or
ganic solution In water, and converts them into
the sparkling and refreshing carbonic acid II tho
hoalthful spring. Even sewage water can DO
thus almost instantaneously purified. Moreover,
Mr.. SrRHCKR has discovered that tho apparently
mechanical process Of tiltration Is itsof magueti-
cal, and II Is now known that all substances arc
cOnstituiionaly more or less subject to magneti-
cal influence thus, all extraneous matters aus
pended in water, may bo rapidly attracted IN
filtration, and so separated; and this may be
done whether on great scale or q small, either
by the magnetic oxide or b ack sand Of iron, by
amixturo Of this with ordir ary sand, or by vari
Gus other means and Mr.. SPENCER has discoy.
cred a solid porous combination OF carbon with
magnetic oxide, prepared from Cumberland
hena'ite, which Is said to have very great filter.
Ing power.
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News from the Davis Straits Whale Fish
cries.

Intelligence las been received from the whal-
Ing grounds in L avis Straits, by tho arrival Of
the Dundee Whale Fishing Company's screw
wbaler, the Marshal, Capt. DEuCHAR, which
vessel arrived at Dundee, Scotland, on the 18th
Of October. She lef, the fishing ground on the
23d OF September, and Sirrl Head on the Zach
and saw the Chisftain, Of Kirkcaldy and the st.
Andrew, OF Aberdeen, lying there at the bar.
The number Of wh.les seen during the present
fishing season has not been very great, although
the number taken has besn more than usually
large compared with those Of recent years.
The Narwhal caught thirteen iish, and brings
one hundred and twenty tons Of oil and about
eight tons Of wbaIebone, The Nsrwhal b.ings
home news Of TIE total loss OF the whaling ship
Advice, Of Dundee, Capt. WALKEs, belong
log to the Tay Whale Fishing Company, which
happensd about O'Clock on the morning Of the
23d July, In tue ice, at which time shs had 10
tons Of oil. The vessl had been completely
squeezed by the pressure OF two foes OF Ice, be .
tween which she had been caught. The ere "
wers compslled to take refuge on the ice, and,
We believe have saved a portion of their clothing
and other property which was on board. They
remained 4S hours in this desolA'e position afI er
which time they were licked up by the Emma,
Of Hull. The weather Il reported TO have beer
very foggy at the time the vessel was lost aud
the leo was very heavy, and is said TO have been
from nine to eleven feet thick An English ton
Of oil y equal to tsn Of our barrels, BED
ford StGnddrd.
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our town w,s, and now, deserted by IN tho be<te
class q Me,NAns, sud . superabundance of the Pal
sd's. We dM not know whose turn vould cong
next, a. we hgsn 10 count our numoers snd fovpd
We could not number over faty Americans hsrc, and
NOS sxceedpg one hundred In the Art three couusies
Cameron, Hidaso and Starr. CorrrNAs, after thu
mtsssc'e Of the esth September, retired with his
forces to the Mexican hde Of the RIO orsnde and
place, maturcd his plana and rtcrus.,d Il hs p,es
sure IL Ia idie FOR me 70 spccu ate, but n this man
not Cen sndsd, and also bis powerful sssccsAes, by
our Government from Mexico, found and delivered
up, great many Of here Will have 30 emigrats a.
Ypu know with what case he csn cross and COMMIT
d p'cdat'ons, aud recrusr, en- n the whole line Of
the river was lined with our trcops I hope 10 $50
our Government make the domsnd aud not take
Mexican oeit aios OF bis death, which will be pro-
duced II he s,ts back there and Is demanded by our
Cover nmcnt
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MAIL ITEMS, 90.

SoME two or three hundred acres Of forest were
burnt in the town Of Sharon, Ct, on Sunday
morning, 9th inst.
TuEI have curiosity In Norwich, Ct, In tho
shape Of Pcconic tortoise, u sea monster VI the
turtle specie, weighing over 1000 pounds
lr Is now reported that Senator OvIEDo,
whose marriage has made such talk, Ia al vil
merchant, ana not worth over 100000.
TrE Victoria bridge, at Montreal, Is rapidly
approaching completion, and the first trip through
Is expected 10 be made on the 2lst inst.
Ir Is noticed that numerous and large hocks Of
wild ducks have been lying north for the past
few days, fact which argues for an open and
pleasant fall.
A CARGO Of 900 boxes OF lemons, bound to
Boston, put into Holmes Hole on tho 10th inst,
and |, snow being landed, the vessel having sprung
a leak.
Fx-PR,sIDEsT PIERCE has purchased tract
Of fifteen acres Of land In Concord, N. H., on
which he intends TO build house next Spring.
The earnings Of the Auburn State Prison, for
tho month Of October, were SG.S00-an increase
Of S2.SOO over the Same period OF 1858.
A fnE buck dear was caught In the cow
catcher Of an engine on tho EIie Railroad, rear
Deposit, last week.
The male births In Europe surpaSs tho female
four millions every year, but balan ed by the
gresie er number Of accidents to males.
THE dogs killed In Cleveland Ohio, are sold tC
| glove manufactory In Ltchfeld, Medina Coun.
| ~, where tho skins are m sde up into kid ant
| buCkskin.
| The quantity Of wheat brought into la Crosse
Wis, Is so great that there are scarcely enough
| freight cars on tho road TO carry II to Milwau
kee.
THE Canadians are discussing the subject O
supporting schools by direct taxation. The New
brunswick HeraId is Of opinion that q large ma
jority Of the Peop.e are in favor Of such policy
ALTERED bills on the bank Of Attica, N. Y.
are In circulation. They are Of the denonina
tion Of ayes, raised from ones, well executed snC
calculated to deceive.
TIE Pitts6eld, (Alass.) Sim, states, that "a
w: RIcHARDsoS & Co., Of North Adams, tool
l6s pounds Of sand from bale Of cotton tina
they purchased last wesk sos fifteen csnts pc
pound"
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

MosDAr, Now A-aP Il
AsIIEs-The market Is without change the demand
$o3ih.
Flour Asp MrAI--The Inquiry for Western ana
mAr ded early In tho day restricted aes but h0
ders generally Arm at quotations for the low
grades but the better grades are easier and cioss
for supsrsas sase S IS i5ssS % % t e. sssrs
$oaSD 10 for supeihne Western; s. 9oA$5 - for az
a aC low gs de-; y oaass % for .hippns br.ns
VI 20 for extra Geueoee and St. Louis brands.
Canadian -four s frmer, but quiet; saies Of sss
bbls at 80 2oaS6 2o. Southern aoar Il IN modersAs
demand and 10 STEADY tho arrivals are rot large,
tho sales 100 bhs. at IS 50ayS rs for glpsrxs
Baltimore, &c, and 80 saaST 70 for tho better srsr.
10 no bS % I IS Se.,f % cc aHa ass .Ss,s. :.::
Jersey stsi TO- Buok~hsat -four h In good Ieqasu1
st SlsSi22,
loser at cosei nothing has been dons in spring ths1
can learn, and wo hear only Of 900 buah chcio,
Red or Amber Western at 81 90; 1900 bush. d.
mmas iGasns y, ~ ~ and HiSo baah god Wsns
Dot very active saes Of ia COO bush Al soc for ~.
State IS. SOC. for Canada East ssc. for cao.oe y.
NADIA West and Slk66a for Wsstsrn. : =
oat, are hrmer 1t the close the supply Of oho,o,
Is not large sales Of stAss 81 isA 45s Wsuassn, x3}
aiih, and Canadian "A a44h. lH7fTr
Rye Arm aaes Of Loco bush- a &c SO.
Corn u hrtn, and In fair demand no nike,
here sales Of 1900 bush. Il % eie Tor nav oru
Jersey yellow, and u % isr I'D ssaihsrn yellow.
change tho d.mAnd y moderate holders sensr m
are firm the sslss go bbls. q SIS SIS O0H %
Mess and $40 ~ fus frimA hcluded IN the ssis q
ooo bbls. Prime, ssllsss option, al the year psi
| vate terms.
Beef y firmly held tho demand y fAir for III
trade; the arrivals largo sales Of $50 bhls. Il S5
for Country Mes, 80 . 30 n for repaeket as.s
| end I'll $ll 70 for extra Prinis hsAs b sfssdy
sales Of ib0 tcs. Ohio ss $40. Beef HAns heavy
| sales Of 100 bbls. at $14 70 tit 30. 0rcea Asa
| arc quiet at 6k . 81 osntA Lard 70 rsths
! bmsr, the demand ID fair sales Of 800 bolA tek
Il cents. Butter and Cheese are dull and hsssy :
l former rates.
~ whuKr.--Ths market Ia arrs, the dspAAA isls
sales Vi 100 bbls, o. s;H esahs,
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FL N A N CT A L &o.
NEW YORY, Moniay, Nov Il

NEW hOkx, Mon1ay, NOV 10
The Pacific Bank has declared dividend Of 3 psr
cent, payable Dos. ist The Trulaecs Of the Otsis
Lfe aud Trust Company are paying . dividend q
10 Per cent to CREDITORS interest being mAis up 70
August Stth, 1851, tho day Of failure. We lesru.
also, that Mr.. Resmsn, Of che trustees has AlsA
his resignation In tho United States Circuit Court a
Ohio, leaving the manage 'aont of the trust wtth
james T.. klbroth alone.--Dayid Burtnett Esq., hes
been elected President Of the Ciihcns Bank Of tkis
city, In place d Jay JHyIu, Esq who dtcllnsd
re election account Of III hsslth.-we are advised
that funds have been rcmittsd to tho Anerican Ex-
change Bank 70 moet the Interest duo jan. I, isss,
on bonds q the State Of Missouri, ipued 10 Ne
Platte County Railroad Coat meeting Of tbs nrso
mortgage bondboidon Of the Catawissa, wliians-
port, and EIio Railroad Co held at Phiadslphis a.
Friday 1t determined to fcrcoloso their mostsags
and to form new company, 70 bs called the Csss-
vissa RAilroad Co.
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California PublIc Lands.

California diifeTs from the oher Sta.es, In re-
gard TO tho location Of her pub bic lands. In
stead Of locating at ono time all tho lands
enuring TO that STATE, under tho ac! Of 1883
she sells land warrants which may DO located
upon tho general public lands. Tho United
States General Land Onies, upon receiving no
tcs Of he lands 80 loca ed, approves such TO tho
State, and patent Is thereup.n issued from the
State, confirming tho lsni to tho individual
locator. In o. der TO facilitate thc location Of
these " school warrants" and which, as stated
above are used by the State as mode Of So
lecting lands enuring to it, under tho internal
improvement grant Of 1871, as extended to
California by the act Of 1858, instructi,ns are
being prepared at tho General Land Onicc to
the different registers and receivers in the State
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 10, 1859.
Correspondence of the ". \. Sun.
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A gentleman at Canton, Mnss., on the 10th
inst, writes to the Boston Traveller as follows :
Unusual interest was excited hero b. day In opnsc-
queI co OF tho oshumat,on Of the body Of JlsEs
SnALA, II this place, for examination, by order OF
the Coroner. Tho following Ia outline Of tho story
SOM ten months since, JASEs 5uIIA, sgcd %, mar
ii,d young lazy ~ II. About seven weeks sine .
he was seized VITA u ness, and died tho eighth day.
Some dsr 10 iugg1st suspicious of poison, aud ato.
ries involving tbs character Uf tho young wife were
In ciroulat ON. At last II decided To test tho
question oi pnison By an autopsy. II performed
t9-oay BY br. hisSwohTr, o. Bnst1n, ia presence %
srsk a Milton. Aud Dr PEnRy of Canton. Portion
of the yiscera were sent tp DIR JAuSsos, Of Boston
for chemical Analysis. Tue Coroner has tasea meas
ures TO hays tho suspected party brought before III
iury In ono Neck.
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street, near Dcanse,te, turning q private hou,,
into bterhouse AZ this honsc they stayed eleven
,esrs, during part Of which tins thcy held second
beei bouse y Camp street, cf DesnsgAte, which
tbcy called "The figrm's Rest !" and was supcrin.
tended by Mrs srokr,' son. To this house they
yearr, when they carried their furniture &C. No II
Richmond street, betweeu 81. stephen sire, nd
Brcushion rad, ss'ford, wAerc they still live To-
their little Whispering together the sts,a Of their
onnveusticu being the peculiar figure of HAssy
sroKns, and specolstion5 thereabcaI
a, They were living In Richmohd street mp 20 the
time OF tsgedy which has revived the whole history
Q, his singular person. NAnnr srosRs appeared
,tteiy to be fabg into deccyed circumstance, and
sns Tear % poverty believed TO have induced him
went 20 the Swan pub c-house Peodeton, sad, after
drinking four glasses Of ae, he lst for the purpose
sc Sse,Gss has ne 's"S to In Jsrosc @ Nest In
In the sluicc a the river Irwel, st n dc Wheel,
and on examination the body Of man was found
standing upright In the wster. AZ toe inquest be-
fore Mr. Coroper Ru1rsn, on Saturday, tae body was
I'd, ntihsd ~ that Of "HAERy" sToxEs, the well
hrown n ahstr b icksetter Of Stafford snd II would
probably have been buried In Its clothes A. II wss,
and the tecrtt Of the poor, con- aycour, hard working
lIAprIs1 STcKrs would thus have been buried with
her, bad not ono of tho jury he acJuaiotcd with
portion OF her past htsory. lie mentioned his Wp.
pioon that the deceased was q woman and not
man, AID 20 women who werc sent By the coroner
" soive the mysteTy, rotitnei ttterlpg into tho
court ith the information that true enough. the bo
dy In the mans clothes that of perfect woman
AMI no man. She was very hill br, zstcJ, but the
sbapc Uf her wonnnly AXE al to ted by bro id
strap which WAS buckitd round her body under the
arur.
There is somcthipg Of grandeur, a'ter all In the
charactr of that strange woman. She has
left n'mtntNs of her industry and akin all over
Manchester, and ia maIy places In sLturd. She
was vuiy clever IN the erection Of "a chimneys aud
some OF the highest Ia Manchester have beon xnoIy
or partially cbustruo,d unJor her superintsndeuco;
she has bui chmc1's, chapc's. aud extensive
blocks uf dwelling houas. among which are
n entioncd the laIgs touses at the back Of
st. Phillips church, 5alford; she was muet expert
Ia fitting stoves and frc-gratcs, and her aid In
this branch oi her trade has been obtA ned some u
the b II houses In Ma chester: and In the DAYS Of the
Chaftst riots sho was svurn In special constable,
aud vas made captain cf her compsny. Her indus.
Try AID skh at ono time placed her very % nfIrt
able cicunistances, anu theio ere pot-ons who are
now Soemcd among the foromoet men n Msnches-
ter, who have been ente-tNntd s the roaring ahp.
peIs gwen by "HARRY" SroKts
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l,btb ssl <ss q

These produce annually sb,ut $50. 900 tor I,
OF iron, the value Of which, In an ordinary yesr,
Is fifty millions Of dollars. or this amouat, the
portion expended for labor alone Il t35. 200.
From table, prepared by Mr.. CaARLKs T..
ssib, showing the duties, impprtations and
price at Liverpool, each year, sisce 1910, II
appears that under the tariff Of 1916 the increase
in the import Of iron Is moro than ten times tho
increase in tho population, aud more than thirty
eight times tho increase in the domestic produc-
tion.-ifhus,
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Iron works In the Us.cd sssrss

From table compiled by fhs American from
Association, exhibiting the rumber os iron
works, idle and in operation, In the United
states, II appears that there arc furnaces, rcilng
mills, or forges, in twenty five Of the States of
the Union leaving but eight States destitute Of
Iron works: those are Mississippi. Louisisna,
florids, Texas, Iowa, Minnesota, Califcrni. and
Geson-all upon the boundary or frontiyr. Th,
following arc the tables:
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NEW YORK AHD HARLEM RAILROAD.
AZ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
FARE $2 TO sLBANY.
9p and afSet S noSDAY' N,yeWber 18th 1852; trains
For Williams Bridge $50 and II A M $3.50 and $50
For White Plsins-ls;so and bPM.
For 6no p. NJ. from depot cor. White
For Croton FaIls-4P. NJ. from 26th st.
For hlllsrton- I. n. from 10Th St
For Albany-9 A. NJ. from 26th 1t, mall train.
RETURNING, WILL LEAVE
Wilisms Bridse-6i0 and $3.50 A, M and $40 Pm.
White fiains- o and T'lQ A. n; 40 +. a.
Croton fAlls1A A. n.
Milie1ton-7 A. II
AIbauy-l1 A. NJ, mall train. nlitsl5s
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CEwING IMACaIsE

SEWING 'AACaIsE DEPOT, NO. Q
~ 9ieecser q, doors from the Bovery- Money sd-
yanced on dhmond, watches And jswery; two Singers
No and two family machines sor sails cheap, 70 paw
advances Lsdies learned to opefSts perfectly oil q
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AUCTios sAIxa OF sTouKk.

SALES OF REAL ESTATE
HEw Yosx. Nov Il.
House and lot on sth sy, Both st-2'zso. SiallS
ut on soth st, near Tth av, On 2oxi0o, to-
BetneI ''''...,','.... ....,..,,.. T.b90
IIouso and lot on fsth 1t, N Tth ay-2sx9l... aVS
DO do 9th st, n Sv C-90x9I. ....... S.0s6
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHAPPKD YLEsH, ERgPTIosA SALT
SEpcxIns. xosfhSM, sfHS ,HSS' TSA sumUxs. sxm
sssvssx s.s, or. cured 81 5a.ss. italia. Onsn,oa,
sesS Th. Ans article sold for 70. eeut At SO aud
90 Brcedwsy. 100 Fulton. lbs Bovery, and Hayes.
JosES dkNUMn OLD CORAL HAZE RHSroRA-
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(KJANTED-LADIES TO LEARN TO OPE-
w rsts on Stusers and Wheeler a Wilson's sswins
noschinee the binding gauge and hemminE taught
learn trade terms from 81 70 81 Apply at the
eorneI Of Pssri sud esds sts, over the oc.y store,
Erooklyn. oa9l a<Ao'lH
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VXTANTED-FOR THE UNITED STATES
w army, $40 able bodied men. betwssr u and 80
yesp pay Sil per month, furnishes with board cloth
tps and medical attendanos; also 70 good musicians
wanted for artillery aud infantry banda For further
information. apply ct tbs prinnpl recruiting rendes
Vous, lib Cedar q oo20 NAcs1SJ
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UTANTED-PERSONS WHO WISH no
w hsvs Lessons on singers sewing machine. Terms
sasy, aeA Learned veM In the businss., and recon-
Art door. esSe Stac1u .
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A RTIFICIAL FLOWER ERMAsERS-wANT-
n l5 girls to learn 10 IN AXE artificial flowers wages
paid while learning, and work thu year round; also 70
ment door. nI4lssl1g
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yXTANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAM
w bsrmaid or waiter, or In small family TO do gen
cra that give reference tn her last
employer, and be for three days At her last
place, W Presidoot st, Brooklyn. MA 3s10l a
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BECOND BOARD.
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS

T7ls table s derived NY ooSnpsrlsop u ths rrss
Beard sales each day -
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yKJANTED-LADIES TAUGHT 10 OPE-
w rate On Singer . and Wheeler 4 Wilson's swing
a,ehnes by the most experienced teacher In the city;
practice unfU peifscf all kinda Of work, and recon-
neuded TO Place aner learning. Biadns, tuckins,
hen NH and gathering suasss i1eluded for 81 En-
poyer, supplied with the bed Of 50 Stan
| Sca Il: also operatKn wanted MS AaesN<
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UTANTED-AT WALLACE'B OFFICE
w Bands st., Brooklyn, good cooks ehambermAids,
rufpes, general houscvorkers, sm Il siris Ac they
must be we'll recommended Employers In city and
sc.ntry promptly supylisS With sacisnt ssrysnts st
Nils olioe. - 2<Ac'1no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-01

Proclamation ia pursuance Of resolution Of the Com
COuncl o. tie City o. NeS-f 9rk GO hereby eferA
REWARD
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS!
for the detection Of sny rers0n
VOTING
ILLEGALLY,
vhc sha aud ss counsel advise
another bis OrE ILLEGALLY, or &c 20 into
any AID ELECTION DISTRICT FOR that purpos az TIE
ensuing Election, 10 Be held In this city on -
1UESDAl, the eth day Of DECEMBEk next ..
To be paid upon the couYron o the ofendsr ana me eetn
he Recorder District Attorney, the Judge o. tbs
Court where convicted that such conviction hed gpon he
estimony Of the person persons claiming such reward
al claims sor such reward presented 20 the undersigned
writing within twenty days ssT the conviction Of such oreu
Der. shall BE- disre egaTdsd
Given Enaer my hand, at the Mayor z once =,
DANIEL F. TIEMANN, Mayor.
NewYork, Nov. -, l6sa
Political Printing By steam !-Every description Of
POSTERS, plain in eOlcrs CIRCULARS, TICKETS, kc.
k e1ecuted he best manner the hors notice and 5;
the LOWEST CASH PRICES, by BAKER GOODWIN,
Tribune Buildings
PcliticaI.-The small RUBBER RINGS for FASTENING
BALLOTS be bad Of the soe mNnuitrre under the
pasusl G. A. HUMMER It No. % Joknst,
Dutch, ard OF {. W BRoWER, corner Of ls,hss and
fth-av.