davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-08-18
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. August II.
stnr Tfavee5 Sweynry Milwaukee,, 5'6 half lsis beer Il
stmr liaIon Morgan. Urand isse.,, .sob. stuceq.
Prp t;aleaa. steele: Butlaio, a3 tons n1 e..
Pup ar S1'si ii; Ii IL 6 i ss9 20 f 20
Gtobs &c r;2ts ba e. = 1rs s.1t sto bar. tron
IL: tt: s'Se S:e*a IL IT, s%ssr
Brig Ghampaaln- Yates Green nay 40 lumber %
schr Denmark, Fitzgerald Green Bay ls5 lumber. 10
shr Tdeoor. Reynolds South Haven, q eds bark !: rks
sshI Saelaiasnta: an'sn. St d 81. q IS x.d:
kchr Orion, GuAtcssh, IilakevIlie, k5 c1ls wood.
SER lihsa. Poison, sand Bay. II: s,ls ia5k;
sssr r s9isne aSa s k4s gs j Il % xsss;
:;eLr A4va,cr. D..r, Centezrille, ii cls wood.
seo1 sees iaa5 a aay as sss Et ties
CLEARED. ...
eii. 81 ri. elss: iii pkss fi ff':it' = '' '
stnr na,,n. Morgan Grand Harsn tags potatoes Ir'
F1op Fcp %s:sas ill., S.*s Sas s cstesI Ifai .
sSas T. ;s ill., y s1
s1o u, s III. h; 4 ,
Prop IT. ositas;a;ts 1850 'u wheat 100
ns 1 ii:st'a iiiisf' 1s::: f:'s c5sse Ssxe n1y y ta s
So n H$s Iss;$ Iss {'fr Co. '':s; &S
ssst Aeaas s,sss $nb: f;s Hsaas;; aasss; n ILL.,
sehr Xm Ald:c Bacheior, Two t,veFs, Is bt.s pros"
sssf ssI 4 f M"ss $n:s 9srss" fs s ,s Ct; s
ST. ST. fas G cEee i;'eer Nx xh
sss G;s ssS % Sa,s* fSas Kaan R.s ;ye .E ton Hs
Scow tvsnet, iiaci White Lakr :. brls BRAN Iris po
, 1859-08-18

Vessels PaRaInE the welfRnA Canal
Ur rTx11azArH.] .DrEKA1o, Aug. II.
vetscls paxed port Cobosre lock from i. H. 18th TIL
+. II. on the t7th
Bound We4-lah Brig Fir Charfcs Napier. On tue till,
1l3sk i.ark tr.x 1roqno!a schr There's .r-,.-
bonn.l Eist-l6h- schr Helen. 18th. Rn5ks Gibraltar,
lteputiie sclrs syph Faraslj Antelope. iaet iose.
, 1859-08-18


DnACLic ts'HrAsr, July lsT, lsa9.
Water Wmkssheir total cost July lss9...- s,s Is
MatSE plies on hand lusy ls5s- ,-...:.: lu=:5 IL
ls?9-.--'. aels 81
Discount On sNsds.- ..................... acNss4 ~
t.mce ,. fus,!1,s 1::.tu
+; i;l'n 'Se. W." nSite; ~ ...''' g
|ss ;,ss..s +, ;fSssiss sss. ii i'll 10
Geo. w. Dss to iasnec July i. isss is?sss
Total
Dr'ti-
lncome-total TO July 1T 1s39..~....-..... s4144ssS
Tnln. IS
Atthc naceting Of the csnlnon Council hsld August L.
IT, L: 4 II ats s*s report "'s '*'fa z
s1ArxnExr or xox11s RECEIVED Axp xxrEspkp sxor
IAHrARr l. TO JrxK S011. 16s@.
NseI rents ind
Pesussta for tapping ripss-cxeess Of cub receips4
Shutting OF letting water. el
Psostsds u ssit II 1:i:f loaa bsad:. 4s
Premium on gold eAste1n.... .............. 1906
Add .sl:as: ia isad: 4: Dole: i;::;a4eI; ;;
l. Gs6.33
Total laie IS
E.4s<A4auus.. - Ill
W'ater N'orn-including all cash expenditures for
eTsfins e.pitu;s; is1 1o,i,. Aooo
aad operating leaving out service eocks.... l40s 4;
LEV a:1: %ooi Z
B..aes issa Go. ". Da, i:si;i
J. 1873
To,x. a. e,s =
, 1859-08-18
COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY Eyxs1so, Aug. II. 1852.
Tic receipts ind shipments during tue past
Fl hours were rs follows:-
lEcEIFIa rrnnEcE rESrE6nAT.
, 1859-08-18

eSa e ,S .vu. si; l. Hsnss nsss 9ss., 20
st|.c, yis = fsat a II: :::: c :
The Wheat market today was active and firm
ut yesterdays quotations. with closer range
OF figures. Tue principal: transactions were i'll
Spring Wheat, for which there was Il good ship
ping demand. Winter Wheat was quiet, viii.
no change in quotations.. No. White is scarce
aud IN dcmand, al $l.03@ 1.,4 in store. 4 lot
Of 1coo bushels was sold this morning on pri-
vate terms; and there is very little NOW LIFT in
store. Ihe transactions amount in oil to about
250e0 bushels, at Il. On for fair White delivered;
SIC for NJ Red in store 7.G7:c for No. Red
in store; 75G'6c for NJ. Spring in store and
S.@S9c for No. Q Spring in storc-the market
closing firm. Flour remains dull and nominal.
Corn advanced :t1lc, with good inquiry
About $1,000 bu were sud at c5c for a
cargo Of No. f. o. b.; IL GGac for No. Lin story;
and 5s8a:c for No. ]. iu store. There is fair
shipping inquiry for Oats, aud tho market is ,1n-
changed, though u shade tirmcr. About 1850
bushels were sofd at &c for Canal aoat, and a5c
IN storc. Rye firner. 1liglwincs &c lower
sales ut e;c. Alcohol, SIC. Nothing doiu. in
Provisions. Hides unchanged. Potatoes firm,
ut ;''c for cloicc Ncshannoccks.
TnE Provision TnApE.-Mr, Henry Milward.
provision broker, returned this morning from
ali extended tour in tic East. lie reports the
provision merchants in Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, and other eastern cities as very
much discouraged will. the prospects for the
future. They will not make contracts for eitl,et
hogs or cattle at any prices; mud seen, perfectly
at sea as regard prices for the next scason.
Bosros, Aug. l:'-Receipts, 1,5o5 bbls flonr.
1,o." bushels corn; 575 bushels rye. Flour
steady, with 4 moderate demand, at s. .a5G5.75
for Western Supcriuc to Family. Corn tir1ner,
sales Of yellow at s;@ssc ard white ut Sic. Rye
Sic.
New ionK, Aug. 15.-Eecsipts. G,f:4G barrels
uour 2.:aH bushels wheat; ee..aUo bushels corn;
corn; 1886 bushels oats; ~ bushels rye.
1NroR1s At MosrRE.L.-Tllc imports for the
first six months Of 1879 gre nut so great is were
these Of tl'e first six mouths Of 1857. 4 cuu,-
larason nluv be made in this way. !
lnlpDrtations for the firs: six months Of the
following years:
1Ss5
, 1859-08-18

Trot Between Princess and Flora
Temple.
New YonK, Aug. lin The two mile trot
between Flora Temple and Princess, for apurse
Of $1,000, which came off yesterday on the
two straight leats. Time: 4, 4,lu}-l.Ul.
, 1859-08-18
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

AKKIFED..--......,.. Aug. Il.
Ingou,as L. Sale. l'6tans cual.
Mart0n Otiaw1. 47.7 bu corn.
T1phahout Lvckp,Et, ssuU IBIS hsehwluc.-
i Ec1tllrI. .uLrt, l1J Tins earth.
Pelcsu, Joliet, eD c yds stone.
CLEARED.
Il Gooaell Ottawa, Light.
)ntId. Ottawa, light. ..... ...
Laura A"n Ottawa, GU1.5 fei lumber, e. go shingles, 20
1ath,
Juliet .,.iet. Hight.
Pelican. JulI {, tight. ...
Autnb"t, Joliet, p's6 Il lumber, .NH Shingles - tbls
, 1859-08-18
Texas Election,

A dispatch, dated New Orleans, Aug. Is. states
tcat returns had been received in that city from,
se counties in Texas, which show majority fo1
General Sam Houston, Independent Democrat,
for Governor, Of eight thousand over uurdin X.
Runnels, the regular Democratic candidate. For
Lieutenant Governor, the returns to hand seen,
in fasor Of Francis Il. Luthock, regular DENT
crat, who is doubtless elected. For Land Com.
missioner, Francis II. White, regular Democrat
was two thousand ahead at last accounts. In III.
Western Congressional District, Jack Hamilton,
independent Democrat, was ahead of r. 4.
Wanl, the regular Democratic candidate. From
tile Legislative districts re have tie sc-
turns of Gfty-funr members, twcuty-nine OF
whom arc a favor ur tile reelection Of Geuerul
Sam Houston 10 the United scaatc.
The New Railroad Freight Arrange
mcAL.
[Fra'u thu \. J. Tribune, 16h,l
Tic following are the a'l rail rates Of freight
TO be adopted to-day by The four lines. NJ
change is l1adc in the sd and Ill, classes.
, 1859-08-18

New Yonx, Aug. 1.-The steamship Persia
sailed for Liverpool this =. 81, and carries out
nearly $3m], 900 in specie.
, 1859-08-18

MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
lHl GREAT WESTERN tcAxADA) RAILWAY
Summer AFTanaemene.
Trains leave The reas Central Depot foot Ut Lake street,
~ an-p4r rot Aeeorme.aon Sundays szeepsed> A.
10 Cincinnati Enp;css tsnndays EXCEPTED, Ani.s n
so.m-ts1;aia* pr - Saea.y., .ss u
Ds,.it es9 P"; s,.gsn,loa S eF e 81; sSslo.
e. s,oa az e assax ;: ax.ht H." pn' Ss" 20't ''' p'
500 York a1 Be.tea ss;
S:Ssfs bas;ae * r.: Albany ~ Id %1a s%. Ss@
s:y} A.,,e i e.2aR.,s ea;,2 a,: 4 4. a c'n'
Sc a. ssaffz e f ss
Ssxy Fl n ax IL
rra Que~ aud AZ pelnts In Gambia Eaa Northern vsr-
n'eGt Hsw i,s.s:r lams45! H. ,na4s MaRs'
Though Tickets * .s Il ths principal ka.tosa once
psorn street. Chicago T '!s dtp9t e.1 IT h3ss
HJsr.1nso Genera. Pa:seursf y nes s::a
D1TTSBUl:GIl, FORT WAYNE
l. AND t1il':At;o RAILROAD:
N"w cnpiec, and cars run fr,n CLcax0 TO klisburxh
w!tauut change. c',lntctla@ with the great
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
CRY :'d y ts rtet.r towns u Pennsylvania. Se~ss-
iersha, i taking lis route viii have tie benefit Of
~ f. E;i51 sstgsa ssS, sSsats :: so additional s''
ieave tls t... corner Of Canal aad Van Burcn
s:s"A M-M.inlus Lxprcss, daily. SUNDAYS ezceptxi)
r., M-Si*hs E.pFs,i :,,i day. tsa5urdy9 s1esgs*d
Railroad Duasrk Buffalo, Ss,r1 Fails New York aud
Boston, an4 a iustir t,wns e Nsw E.Etans. via New
Asu sou.hto Columbus zaae.viie, Newark, vt. Vernon
struaense Wheeling and Interior towus u Ohio and VIZ
Tke above sr.lns connect It Forest with trains Aa4
Eyer E,s4t T. sp.pf!s4 uEt.na Gsop md C'aSan,t
, 1859-08-18
V.V.=.--------- -----EeF-. HS-3
H q + E r. K D U G q D.
chicago, Cleveland l. PITTSBURGH
2kcSr Pailrnaa lima

oSLY lsf HOURS FROM CHICAGO TO prrre
|. DCEGH.
And In t!lryct connection win iha psu,~r,,z,1 - 49,
hp9a: o. ,n no tHss2s5i IT, I h"aI, 70 N:w YotE H. ID
she peI.os It ths Achn Southern Railroad a.
d. At-AEriyrs 1t Toledo. t:23 M Ceyeian o:1 ;,
t. y 5HtsaurEh. ~ m, phiLaleiphiA AM Z
a. l.e' s:e0 Cleveland o:as m.
New fufk. lA:fj M. '''"a II.
YarE cna1 1aH ne y Y the New
~. ~ o"te ett'lnE tin~ u nuke The anve - I'll
sse"ss @ III 5snnn,'y ,psy; an4 M
f3Raaepaa arr rrsie.i *pleal tlcepinssf' anu
;Se easrsrl through from Chlca:1 to Itt.h,,,A
ch4Egc fHE handling: '''o 4se" 1oEk, and No
ths ifs Ior s tskrss by Cleveland Pittsburgh, Tie xabv
I'm Iefsts can be p!ocue It c oes OF hs Ich,
ret cornr, ~ unss the Esyare House the do.
'' ~ ~ u's k;'n;s; =; Il ';skvt & st9st* N ths West
Gpo II. Gn.r i;s,1 s;en1 Agent, chvclsnd.
eAAA' oes tf:r4. d2' ChcaEo. tmy3l l36ixm
, 1859-08-18
Rdurnun9
CHICAGO, BU1LING'rON ):
~ QUINCY KA1LEuAn i:

On md After MONDAY. ADJUST ORR ,o.,
1t;!' WIN Fu' from Chicago " io...!r it, !ras*rss,
s-9 Az tsnnd4ys excepted, for Bu,,a.t.n 49,,
4.lo i.A.' too'say. ekt"3f-l} far Annsa. =" -
SAMUEL Fo~Ht1. General Ticket A:rn,
.ua o. H. HAMMOND
, 1859-08-18
Transportation.


4 MEXICAN TRANSPORTA-
= TioS acknowledgements
aa'sf '1e LAWS OF the STATE Of New YORK. ere.EltN
CASH CAPITAL, ..... 500, 900.
JOHN l.: KIMBERLY, rre+t!e...
JAMES e. EVANS, Sec'y ard Treasuss=
the opening o navigation, this Company viii te pre
ParSa 70 Transport Frpertx. Nerch*t, etc. FINN New
G:i"n Albany aud Troy a1y the Ncsrr1 cites
s fH1f t!ns1n* px}uce. rtc isutn any II the Me-
tus. Eater, with great and iisia.ch anC ri
As 10" rates q" hy other responsible nv 1t thr Snme
nsy K:gin bills of ladinE property vhe d.
sseo- 1Gs Company have E1e II
EIGHT STAUNCu PROpELERS
e ply between Buffalo and Chcsc touchu. en- rcuta NJ
The9hFK!r Milwaukee. Eielnt, krno+ha am. Waukrrsn
ttqln Al Chsso ample facilities and warehouse ncc0nno
As me RECEPTION. ass>EtinS anil shipping aiI 1.1-
Gs entrusted 10 their wrh will under tfu ert
y e'r AGENT, ~hu will give Ills par<naal att!or i, u
1causst 81 Contracts adjustment cauls and tau,aes
Asous Company hare. large line Of
CANAL BoATS US THE ERE CANAL.
mt sr about I" establish HE Of Steam Cnc-, B.x a,xo
W ies Warranted In representing or nieEu. custon,
efs- t:1 iEey cac Fry ~"3-
4, GREATER DfSFAlCn AND ATLE RATES
aa nas heret"!1rt eeeo :iren- We Therefore Ask n
t;e !, continue ;1 M " ratt'ae 80 literally bestowed u
0a1sS and Ducks % Market street, setec y.sanxon
s1d lsi Aa:;:on @ st1eet.. Chicago. III. " ">4''s''n
la4S1.62E1 cHAS. E. CHAss. ax.ns.
, 1859-08-18
GO, IOWA AM,
~ NEBRASKA KAIfi,n.n ~ ~ u

w 2uQ A!ltF HO0J4Ys June. ltth 1as1
Traits viii run ~ follows: ''a01' !oflt1 oat.rs
TRAINS WESTWARD. Tp,t~.
MAIL TRAM 49,
1cas1 Ctsasu&o..... 8:G0 am. Ieorc ..' !ht1.
Lea$H C!ln. 1915 pm. Arrive ~ ~, .t'!:ls IN
Ar1yo " Ct-f sf-4p- Atnye ii thi h.1'i ,r4 M,
AS. ....... 10 PM. xnm. .:E III
NIGHT 7AAI1 Lave ia t4HN
Leave thtc 'z' 2t0 pm. Atnve Ut tIint' ls1,r
IL Eiint.n. $50 AM Ar1j,n =, t'"" .H"" snH.n,'
Arrive at CstEu !tal. "'ot'';''... w .r
4dA.......... -...f:-1pm.
E@ ES%n"ee'A'7 with all Through rrIns fer cll.... d., d.
A. Ynsre it'., ." si,, sax.s ~ Davenport a N.1.,
1tn see" fur 7'1to": II !sn will St4s, %n f, '',1.
.,s9,o! As2ma. cr.ef :,s r., t,i: ~l. *.a. r ,.r w.
.ha.isI M,s1 FIR It~'sI aa la'. tfy ':J.n' J..l''
1s Nr*t"', lh$moins* .1'ri t,,rr i;.ur sa.
VII! ste4utF Etackl4.wx un C%.s.f E*., or,
NateIlD.,. " ''t "s Vita -,
Ihs ,:. ::hnfest. eaeape,' asr, mott -.,.u,.s, ,.
srom Eh!c:o to the MItssrpi !t.yet, MI t, ~ ni.
s.e,, s ~. St III \ r. r. W:ts ;.c't '. T..
III lazT.a9e Tor Clinton or lLt gtsE wtr viz I.Gsas
scro.. tis river f:ee Vt c!l.4ryc. "''e '".s*5ta
fy:5y M sy.r.. =.
, 1859-08-18

sECEETAEY,s REPORT.
WATEr CnNx1sstoxEE's Orrrr3
1Htnnis. July !, 1S::s. j
Ia IL" Eoa*d cf lTo'cr t"mo:soa's m tic City # GHi
ts4D:
:1:-1 141vc the h,nos to submit l.c1rwIlh ny re,rr
.-ua hafyls,rly financial eitlrrfs f,r iii IL
nsuntt+ e,lit's June sinh la>:. '''> ''~
te nc,ne VI the Wafer W.sks for the half year amounts
w4,'f rr,a! and assessments ..s,s.:,4 ol
Excrss t'f 7tce1pts Vvrf costs Of tap
IAne FllE~ E~...-.s...-.-...........-. II 81 ..-...
The expenses for the zane time we're: ''~' ."
ttost. fnir -ating the Works aud keep
c,st; ,ss s;s 4 i,sr| t. s|a't ,s:.:s M
Excess Of income over costs Of orer- 0''''' S'
atEnE. repairs. aud iutrrvzt for the
half yclr cndin. Je!le III. i65s...... 4G20 IS
Three hn.srrd and seventy taps haze been inserted In
tue rs1 since I.n IN larger su,uasr Than In thc cur
Iaj< inte1ttd January !. to juns J1h lSs9 SO
lnsc1seo previously
Total number Of taps 1u1y 1s, ,ls5o.........S6:9 1850.
Watcrlns been lntnduccd into 5ls buildings during the
alf ytar sss1tco In ahc several dlvtus Vi tue city, rs
fulows. viz:
N"nh Di.islen... 1ts
sL =. Iii
81
$40
the city rs t,iluws:
IT, The North Division.
W.1t ..'''.....'-.''''....'''''''''' a9.9 -aHg
Appended n!e st.temet* Of tue balance Of the different
I'd during ths half year.
''D' '''''1t X WITH: II. Ts.xuA..
r SECRETARY.
, 1859-08-18
Fare Always IN Low N by Any other


y A.x tnr Tickets by Pittsburgh ~
syvanla l:lrsa.. 10 chicn.;o mai e this ihe
DIRECT LINE okET sEITE5N E57Wt TYE FAST AND THE
eT1 ;S H. Msv"ns " aEya.y fsrttxe i f:E together
s. srt*1 i Y vs !ss ss H. sssss tsss pSsey y
IA rs h '.h,!pnI Eastward will dad u their advantage
ast ss IT, ?, ;snpPnx sp2y to
n pSy: s. j. fo JSssn sassns?i; Ill.,: O.
G s'i l. %sS;s*f 81 f,i SSs ! t.: Ri 9i,sI f..
e. :'T: f. : =: Hea Ms IL a'hf,1 fn W1
Y Gf;'s;;a i; e. tlt"; III il. sas i. Lonis M"
a spSy va pasaas !H' 1esa j.: - =; !, fsii fc;xat
7a'a q L've Stock, md t;aI cc!.inoia.i1nss,
A asaa {; %EsTM9S E!sf;sf ss thereof
'a, Sss 'cs = !ss;%s. !as & /,
I'll tS ks IT. By 5 % s t,.na,
wh s't3'EE y which eus!s ean e frxalvi to PIT
ln it s.sri wseoae: Mt:sas, s<"sft Kss' san1sr. F
Lakes. 49, '''~' w. ''' -'''''' F." e''s'n
81 ~ shh esaIse@ 81 -
s ; Il .:: Il q. ,s;.g VI b
c'41xyi BY o.her I;ailrsul Companies. ~'|
s;'x ss:s:: ~ 1:1s :e E FL r. ~u
'o rat %e ~ ,rrn a' 'nrn y, T t. r. .ptt y th. Fu.s
vii dnt + T. their Interest 70 iii saatsof ths Com,
II efs @ ss Il ;asy:t: ssys e s1' iii III
II ~ sa!ysss y,;a:'ff fa'isissh.: a;isi.I2hl
..,t Lsfs H.. y% AssoE ous. South William
$$si f;fs: f:;: s:: S*;s; lssss' se|;ssas.'',
1nos. \: SColI. cvneEal Sups.. AIa'una IA. jal3
, 1859-08-18
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
Il RAILROAD.

E1GN ~ y IL ANA LEN 11kk1l1
Il RAILROAD.
The Capacity OF this Read Is equal to any In TIE
County.
THREE TtIROCGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN rlvrSBCKGH AND FIIlLA DEpHA.
Connecting Etret In the Union Dep.t At Pittsburgh with
Through Trains floni Ill Western Titles fIr Philadelphia:
New York. .>t,'n. ltIi.n'ee and Wa.hp..un CRY; thus
furnishing eies fr the transportation Ut paeuscrs
surpassed for spec,I AMI eonfutt by any ttlcF rAte
Express an Fast Llts run through tD rAIE!sip.a with
% snYxtus c.1s sue at.ache s' Zach Tram; Woolruas
daily Mail ant Far tinS sundays cxser,e'i. Tlcc .,iIy
cvnIctt f'r l;:4tsE1uf. AMI Washington.
Trans cnl.ct 1t Pittsburgh with the All. Expsesa
Y"Ek 1t lvIs)r.M.
Tcat. Pittsburgh with the I'm. Fa,s Line.
Arrive in Philadelphia Baltimore AN. anil III Nrx
fn.k 1t 10 Z. II. M1ll Trains leave Pttstiirl 1t
Arriving at Philadelphia II PM New Yu1k a;3V !, n.
Stx tty trains tctwevn lhiaferhia anil New fnrk two
daily trains l.t~een New ierk aud i>tv1. Tsu,h ssrta
{ail lsailt G'"d either VI The alnve Trains.
E*sAt T1tR.ta t.t @M soul VIII Norwich Fall River
or Staninsttn LieA-
Tickets E,warl may be obtained 4: any Of thu Import
ant aitns. Offices III thr West: a G.<.ru any u the
regular liEc - te:trs the M'>~i~ippt Uh! rivers;
a"l lck. Westward IT the ote.* Vi tie Company su Ucs
ten New forE. Baltimore or Ihi:adeiphia-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-06

IN The meantime kh-sia-wh)se attitude "a IA
doubtful A. that Of Austria during the Eas tern war
iu,fia, We say concentrated 100 300 men IN Oeor.
ga, While The Lnpegor Francis Joseph, alter hay.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-01
.gp Gfiearapt.
Foreign per steamer bohemia.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2s.-The london Times says the
feeling France against England Is more bitter than
it has been since 1876 and charges the Government
OF France with directly encouraging it.
1t also says England must have a better under
standing the subject of the Duches than Waewski
gives before she ought to take part IN the European
{ The Earl DeGray is dead.
The enrolment of 10000 naval reserve force COM
menccs IN England on the first OF Jansary-
"A serious mutny occurred aboard the shp-oi- the
line aPrincess Royal, at Portsmouth. One hundred
FRAvcE-.The -aPays', saws an extraordinary
credit of thirty million francs will be devoted to the
Chinese expedition.
denim the 'Times'" article on the war feeling in
Fronce. The "Post' says it is a wicked and wanton
alarm to excite the blood of the nation.
LosDoS--Money is active at former rates Bank
applications exceed the average demand Funds on
Tuesday declined Is to d under unfavoraole fore
bodings but rallied and closed at LILO above the quo
tat1ns OF the previous day. Money rates Z1zhOz&.
Instructions have been received from the French
Government at Alexandria not 70 interfere with the
vigeriat, at Toulouse, has failed, with liabilities
amounting to eight uilli'n Of ff..nc-
( FRASeE--Wheat and -four advanced. O. 49, ~ =
PAus.-Rentes 70f.
BuoncamIagne enters at once upon the duties Of
Regent of Central Italy.
There doubtful runners OF ministerial crisis at
Turin on the Regency question. -
The Paris correspondent OF the London Herald
says that Austria at the last hour positively refused
10 sign the instrument of peace if Csvigran accepts
the Regency of entral Italy.
There are 5000 Venetians in the army OF Central
Italy, - 49, - -.
sPAN.-The spaniards charge the English with
supply ing the Moors with weapons, and instructing
them in the use ther sof.
Active preparations are making for war.
The commercial p cssnre at St. petersburg is IN
tense i
Tue rate OF discount is advanced 10 1z-but late
advices say the pressure is abang and rates reced-
ing.
telegraph line between Centa and Algiers, is
about Con stTucting.
The London Posvsays IN c action of Prussia on the
Hesse Cdssel question in favor OF restoring the con-
stituton is most emphatic recognition TO support
popular government and national right IN Germany
Russia -Gortsehakon By a circular intimates that
neither Russia or Prussia Will support The propect OF
the Italian confederation.
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Nor TO BE TAKEN Dows.-The resolution

Nor To BE TAKEN Dows.-The resolution
demonstrating against the standing out
dishabille In public of certain cast-iron lamp
posts of the female persuation, introduced
into the House by the distinguished gentle
man from DeKalb, was on, Tuesday last, ia
ken from the file under dispensation of leg
islative providence, and read, when it was
Withdrawn by the gentleman rom DeKalb for
amendment Having been amended, the
clause touching the lamp posts was disposed
of. In the mean time, the gentleman from
Dekalb took occasion to let the House know
that he had been sent here by the indepen-
dent voters of the County of DeKalb to be, not
only maker of laws, but conservitor
of the public veal and public morality, and
he was not to be choked off and swerved from
his high aud holy mission by pulled up edi-
tori ~
Meaning that he is sent here to straighten
things, and that we are addicted TO lager beer.
As to what the gentleman from DeKalb
was sent here for, it is subject about which
we know nothing, 1t was step on the part
Of the good people of DeKalb for which we
have never been able to see the necessity.
We confess to the lager.
We move reconsideration of the resolu-
tor, and pending the question, we beg leave to
enter our solemn protest against the violent
assault which the gentlemen from DeKalb
has made upon the private character OF our
metallic friends in front of the Capitol. 1t is
true, Mr. Speaker, that the appearance OF
these cast-iron individuals does not indi-
cate that they have been extravagant in their
expenditures with the mantua-maker and the
dry-goods merchant; it is doobiy true, Mr..
Speaker, that the eye Of modest manhood
particularly that of the gentleman from De-
Kalb-
But if any gentleman wishes to move an
adjournment, we will cheerfully yield the
floor.
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MIss DAvESPoRT.-This estimable lady
aud accomplished actress has, during her en-
gagement, which is now approaching its
close, increased the reputation she already
enjoyed amongst our play goers. Her visit
will be remembered by them with delight
and her return awaited with more than or
binary interest. With them we may express
the hope that she viii not let more than
few months intervene before she appears on
OFT boards again. The oftener she comes
the greater and more general will be the adj
miration of her splendid abilities and lady
like demeanOr.
Tonight Miss DAVENPORT viii appear in
her great character of CdmiLe, and will close
her engagement tomorrow evening, with
farewell benefit. On both of these occasions
we hope to see the house filed to overlooking
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Arrival OF the steamer Europa.

NEW YotR, Nov. 3O.--rhe steamer Europa has ar
ri we'd at Halifax with Liverpool dates OF tue 9th.
The steamers Kangaroo, Persia and Ocean Queen
had arrived out.
Cotton-sales of the week ~ ,00o bales, OF which
SPECTATORS ok 1900 and exporters 1000 bales
qualities Irregular and geDeI ally lower; holders
pressing tie market. Fair aud middling qualities
improved. Market Gull. Breadstuls dull bus urn.
Provisions dull. Cottou--sIieS Friday 5000 bales,
Orleans lair 3I6; middng "a. Mobile fair ia
midding 3-I6; upland lar LniddIIng ga. Sales
Saturday oUUO bales Stock at Liverpool Ala 900
bales, Of which go 900 bales are American.
Manchester advices favorable. Market firm. Con
soils 81 (D9o56.
Bullion hr the Bank of England increased 80 900
pounds. Money market generally unchanged
HAvRE.-CuttUII--sales of the week 5000 bales
market quiet advanced lD Il. New Orleans Tres
bales
Ratihcarions of the treaty will be exchanged at
Zurich on the 2lst.
France has issued an invitation TO the Powers who
signed the treaties and the three Italian rulers To at
tend the Congress.
The attituue of the French and English press Is
daily becoming more warlike.
The Times calls on MAJ Oleon TO put an end to the
suspense.
Tle Congress is expected to meet at Paris but no
date is mentioned.
The London Society OF Arts has inaugurated a
NOV ement Tor great exhibition in 1862.
The Paris Bourse was steady. Rentes 95f 95 cen
times.
Napoleon opposes Buoncompagne assuming the
Regency of Central Italy.
IL is reported that GaribalG has resigned the
mand Of the army OF Central italy and joined the
SLrdinIin army. .e -a-
Arrived.
NKw YORK, Nov. 3O-fne ste inner Circassian has
ed