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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK MARKETS, Nov 5-Ashes are steady
sales of 100 bbls pots and pearls at s525.
Coffee is extremely quiet but prices rule frmv-sales
of $50 bags Rio at l2A 2kc for prime and 100 do
tos at 124 Gl2Ac.
sis of IL Ktdll &c for middling uplands and CULTS
Fish-Dry Cod are steady and in limited reques-sales
F oho ats Western and st. Georges Bank at So 82X
for the former and $45Oa462% for the latter. Mackere
are in better reouestsaes Of SEQ bbs at S525I5 so
for No mess Sl3d135o for No 2 and s9a925 for N 3.
Other kinds are quiet yet steady in price
Flnnr &c-Western Ca 1al Flour is again 5ydl0c. per
bb lower under a limited inquiry, and liberal receipts
The better grades are very heavy - ---o- =.
Sales of l. 200 bbls at 70a4S0 for Superhne State
$4s5G4 95 for extra 95 for superne Western
s5o5@530 for low grades of extra do 50 45a5 60 10!
shipping brands of round hoop extra ONO; SofUdo'S
Tor trade brands do; and 50 507 40 for ST. LOUIS auu
Genes extras
Canadian flour is quiet aud heayy-saes of $50 bbls a
S5.4oa63o Southern Flour is heavy and lower, partic
uary common brands the receipts air-sales of l
Dds ~ for superne Baltimore, &c, and 50 u
(GI.z0 Tor tAe better grades.
Rye Hour steady the demand fair-sales of 40 bbs
at s. oV 80 Corn meal quiet at s4054 10 for Jer
Fruits.-hnturn Partridge sold by auction the carg,
of the schooner Catherine, from Palermo consisting
225 bxs layer raisins at S260G262k; 555 hf bxs do
ii 50 500 ur bxs do 90c 1850 bxs bunch al % 4o59
42k; 925 hf bxs do $l2ogl 22 200 Or bxs do 2Ic
Grain-Wheat is active and prices are nominal-sale
of Chicago spring yesterday at Sl10 and day sma
lots of choice white Michigan and Kentucky at 81 So an
Barley is quiet; small sales of State at S3@s5 cts.
Oats are unchanged the demand is moderate at 43G4
cts for State, and Al cts for Canadian
Rye is heavy-sales Of northern at So cts
Corn is lower and heavy at the close-saes Of GA
bushels at 9S cis for round yellow and SO cts to 81
Southern do. Western mixed is nominal at 9S cts.
Iron-Scotch pig is quiet, but steady in price; sales
600 tons at $2f as. Bars inactive and somewh
heavy sales of SO tons refined English on private term
Russia sheet in fair request sales pkgs II
1l4 cts, months
Molasses is limited request but prices are firmly mai
tained Of so hhds Porto Rico at 2s cts and ITO
Muscovado at 24(G2S cts,
Naval Stores.-Spirits Turpentine continues dull al
heavy sales Of 800 bbs merchantable at 40 cs 5
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Total. al..............,......lS Y
In October 1858 there were 2S buildings damaged,
and in the corresponding month of this year there
were but l6 buildings damaged. The loss by fire
last month is comparatively very small.
DIsGRAcEFUL CoNDUCr.-Y esterday afternoon a
named John Moon arrested by officer
Lambdin, charged with breaking windows on
Spring street, Eastern avenue. Moon was
drunk, and was deliberately walking along the
streets breaking every window which he could
reach. When brought to the station house his
hands were bleeding badly from wounds occasioned
by the broken glass
SHOOTING AFrRAY.-About half-past ten o'clock
on FRIDAY night, atfray took place on East
street, near Douglas street, between two neg roes,
| named James Coleman and George Hall, in which
Coleman shot by Hall. When the pistol was
| fired the negroes were but few feet apart, and
| the ball entered the right side of Coemans neck,
and passed downward, and, as yet has not been ex-
tracted. Hall has been committed for Court.
| VIOLENT OUTRAGE.-On Saturday aiternOo II
Mr.. James Connolly walking down Gay sire ct,
| and when near High street named Block
| Kennev without the sght test prOvocation made a
desperate assault upon him, striking him on the
back of the head with brick and also cutting him
on the side Of the head with sharp instrument.
kenney was arrested by Sergeant Hobbs and taken
before Justice Wheat, who held him for a further
hearing.
CoXDITIoN OF Mr.. STLEs.-Mr. VIM. Stiles. who
was wounded severely by being shot at the Four
teenth ward polls election day, is still suffering
severely from his injuries Mr.. Stiles was one o
the few men who, on that day, exhibited a deter
mination not to be overawed by the rullianism
which stalked through the city, and wounded
by a most notorious scoundre Mr.. Stiles grand
father formerly Mayor ofthis city.
| DEATH OF AN OFFICER ELECT.-Mr James McGar
ritv, who was elected to the Office of constable il
the Sth ward on Wednesday last, died on Friday
night at II O'clock after few hours sickness. Mr.
Mccarthy was formerly officer in the Maryland
penitentiary, and was worthy and most ezceien
H.. &. nI ynal alni
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La w INTELLIGENCE.

CRCUGT CoURT FOR BALTIMORE ClTY.-Hon. VIM.
George Krebs, Judge. The following occupied
Saturday:
John Pickrell rs. Bank of Baltimore. Before re-
ported. Further argued by Meredith for defendant.
Not concluded.
There was no business transacted in either the
CoURr or COMMON PLEAS or SUPERIOR CoURr on
Saturday.
In consequence of the absence of Judge Stump,
the Court adjourned by the Clerk until this
morning at IL o'clock.
The UNITED STATES CTRcUIr CoURr meets this
morning at 10 O'Clock
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

LAUNGH.--At o'clock on Saturday afternoon,
a beautiful launch took place at the ship yard Of
Messrs. Skinner & Bro, on the south side of the
basin. The firm have just built to order of the
Norfolk and Chesapeake Steamboat Company, a
steamboat 10 feet in length, 2S feet breadth of
beam and So feet depth of hold The boat is called
the Northampton, will run between Norfolk, Cher
rystone, and Matthews county, Va, and will be
commanded by Capt. Patrick McGarrick,
perenced seaman; VIM. Wright will be first en-
gineer. Immediately on being launched she was
towed to the wharf of Messrs. Chas. Reeder d Co.,
who manufacturing her engine. 1t is expected
that she will commence her trips about the 18th of
January next. In the evening, at eight O'Clock, all
those engaged in bniding this boat, together with
rick to partake of supper at Wagner's Green
House, Pratt street. Quite company assembled,
and the evening was spent in most agreeable
manner.
SUPPOSED MURDER.-0n Saturday Capt. Morris
and Lieut. Thompson visited the farm of George
Konig, on the Neck for the purpose of clearing
| away the mystery which hangs over the disappear
ance of the woman Mary Day, who left this city on
! Wednesday last for that farm. Mary Day was the
on Wednesday, and it is supposed that Leaf has
killed her. Leafs gun was found on the premises
the barrel broken from the stock and marked with
! blood. There also on the lock of tht
gun a quantity of hair and clotted blood
The officers did not succeed in discovering
the body or anything which would fix the fact tha
a murder has been committed They brought tht
bloody gun to the city. Leaf was seen on Thursda,
evening coming towards the city, but has not beer
seen or heard of since
FIRE IxsPECroR's REPoRr.-From Col. F. H. B
the following figures, with comparative table
| viz
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AMUSEMENTS

FRONT STREET THEATRE.-Donetti's celebrated
acting Monkeys, Dogs and Goats are performing at
Front Street. There about forty of these ami
mails and the intelligent in which they per-
form the various tricks is matter of SURPRISE
There was an afternoon performance on Saturday,
on which occasion the theatre was crowded by
ladies and children. Call and see the Monkey Cir
Gus.
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-To-night Mr.. Bur
ton appears Sir John Falstaf, in Shakspeare's
Merry Wires Of Windsor. On Tuesday night
1ioeBh Night will be given. This play was per
| formed on Friday night, with Mr.. Burton as Si'
Toby Belch, and was acted with much spirit and ex
cellence. Mr.. Ford has gone to considerable ex
pense in getting up this piece with appropriate
scenery and proper costume, and deserves liberia
support from the community. 1t is seldom that al
opportunity is offered citizens of witnessing tn
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5bippIng gntsilIGeRc
PORT OF BALTIMORE, November s.

Arrived.
Steamship Parkersburg Powell, - hours from Charles
ton-rdse to Saml T. Pearce At a. m. 4th inst
north of Body Island, exchanged signals with schr
showing red burgee with white letters, and private
signal red with white cross-probably "Petrel, from
San Bias for Baltimore.
steamer City of Norfolk, Parker from savannahmdse
and passengers to VIM. MentzeI. experienced heavy
head winds damaged sails &c Passed at 10 a. m, 4th
inst, of Currituck schr Petrol, for Baltimore
Steamer, Baltimore Greene, 5 days from Havana-su-
gar, segars. fruit &c to Friend Ricketts, Co. Oct 80
lat % 81 lon so 80, Boston Bark having female
hgnre head also Heimaphortte brig.
steamer Henry L. Cav, Her, from Philadelphia-mdse
to ]. A. ShriVer.
Bark LaPwing, Kelly, from Rio de Janero Sept goth
coffee to hugh Jenkins & Co. Left barks Swan, Len
non for New Orleans, same day; Floresta Welsh fol-
PhiladePhia in two days carlotta, crowe unc Jus
ma, Marshall, for Baltimore @ next day; brigs Clarence
unc and others.
Schr. Samuel, Jones, from sombrero via Hampton
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BY TEhGGRAPH.
Through ILLtAM FrsuEP y &SoN, Stock and l7fokers
49, Nnu Yorl, poet. Of saturdar. $

The New York I70Sf, OF Satufday, says:
The heaviues in the stock market noticed upon the re
ceint If the Americas news Yesterday continues this
and prces of the railroad shares are decidedly
iawaran,i irrrrrlar The State stocks good railroad
bonds and few dividend paving shares do not partic-
notc i, tha dnwrward tendency
T ~ sb saIes Of New York Central predoninated and
~ -. n,osas ar sOX
Pacf Mail was about the steadiest on the list 7S4 be
-. IA ot ,ha c,osa
IIinois Central shares have again responded to the
rndnn ouota ons by the America. The lands and road
far this month is gaining 81 600 per day. 25S cars
there loaded on the discharged Thus
wne-half the new corn which has reached Chicago has
been brought from the South by the Illinois Central and
O00 bales of cotton have come east by the way of Cairo
49, Cbicago
Hndsop Raodinp Toledo Rock Island Galena fell z
n | 1prcent
Michigan Southern Guaranteed firm at lSLdlSI
Tho common stock was 6kG6&
The coal stocks are confidently held For Delaware and
Hudson 97 was paid.
rha closinr nrcns are Galena 72AG72T: Rock Island
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Yesterday afternoon the roof of the house of Mr..
Joseph Hankey, on Lombard street, between High
and Exeter streets, was discovered to be on fire.
1t was extinguished by the members of No. 9 en-
CINE company without giving the alarm.
The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon was caused
by the burning of a pile of hay at the corner of
George and Chatsworth streets. The engines were
soon on the ground, but the fire was extnguished
hefore their arrival
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The rest of the Opposition ticket elected.
CALVERT COUNTY.
For Congress-Hughes, Dem, 442; Hagner K. N.
439.
Com. Public Works-Duke, Dem. 506
House Of Delegate8-Parran, Dem. 5O7; 'Briscoe,
Dem, 538; Turner, X. N, 342; Dalrympe, X. N,
314.
.SheriG-Hutchins, Dem, 538; Gibson, X. N,
AL.
473; Dare, Dem, 42l; Owings, X. N, 397; Yoe, K
N, 434; Dixon, X. N, 40.
Com. Co,rt-Bond, Dem, 400; Bowen, Dem,
ATS; Jones, DEM, 434; II. T. Turner, X. N, All;
Dowell, X. N, 3O7; Gritfiss, K. N, 434.
County SurUeyor-Grover, DEM, 469
CECIL
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ALLEHANf COUNTY.
CUMBERLAND, Nov. 5.-The following is the off.
oial vote in this county as declared to-day:
Conpt rolJer.-Jarrett, D., 1884; Purnell, 2,124.
2,21O.
Senator.-Mc McKaig, D.. 23l7; Smith, A., 2,l44
House Of Delegates. Gordon, D., 1887; Barnard
D., 1924, Treiber, D., 2,l93; Browning, D., 2,O68
Bean, A, 2,262 McCeary A., $3.50; Smith, IA, 2,
22s; Hartley, A., l,ss4.
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pOLTrE JyTELLIGENrE

! Andrew Ginniher was arrested charged with as
saulting and beating Ebby Fisher. Held for Court
by Justice Carl
Patrick Daley was arrested charged with as
sauting and beating Patrick Lockrin. He was
held for Court by Justice Mckinley.
Milly Cavern was arrested charged with assault
ing and beating Lawrence Mcdonald. Committed
for Court by Justice Jolly.
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MARYLAND ELECTION

We present this morning, returns from nearly the
whole State. The Senator from Dorchester, as we
stated on Saturday, is an American, while the
Somerset Senator is still in doubt.
The official returns from Allegany, show the
election of McKag, Dem, to the Senate, and two
Democratic and two American Representatives.
Charles county elects the entire Democratic ticket.
We shall await the official returns before pub
fishing the votes for Comptroller and members of
Congress Jarrett (Dem.) has a considerable
majority for Comptroller, outside of the city of
Baltimore. The Congressional Districts are rep
resented as announced in our last. As soon as
the full returns are la shall publish the names
of the members elect of the Legislature. The
Senate will be composed of not less than II nor
more than 13 Democratic members, to or Amer
leans In the House, as we announced on Saturday,
the Democrats have 46 members and the Ameri-
cans %.
We annex details:
BALTIMORE COUNTY.
We learn that there is no doubt of the elec-
ton of Richard Cuttings States Attorney, by a
majority OF 33-he being the only candidate on the
American ticket that is elected.
CARROLL COUNTY.
Governor 1857.
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Later from Denver CITY
Shin News

New ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-Arrived ship Audubon
from Boston, having been damaged ina hurricane
and lost portion of her masts
NORFOLK, Nov. 5.-The crew of the bark VIM.
A. Platinus, Capt Burnett, now in Hampton roads
from City Point bound to Marseilles, have mutned.
The mate, 5. Gurham, is dangerously stabbed in
the lungs and has been brought up to receive med
cal attendance. Officers have gone down to arrest
the mutneers
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.-Arrived barks Cordela
and Foresta from Rio; spoke 18th ult bark Justina
from Rio for Baltimore
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INOTESTS.

On Saturday, at noon, Coroner Sparklin held an
inquest over the body of a negro, named William
Brooks, who was drowned in the Long Dock. 1t
appears that the evening prevous Brooks, who was
quite drunk, and while staggering about the deck,
fell overheard, and was drowned before assistance
could be rendered. The jury rendered verdict OF
s'death from accidental drowning"
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presentation of these sterling comedies of Shaks-
peare, and they should crowd the theatre on each
representation. Mr.. Burton's acting needs no en-
conium, and he is most ably supported by the stock
company.
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VOL. IV---NO. $50
ttlQnEtarn sn0 GomMertiaI at0Ien.
BALmMoRE, November 5, 1S5


The transactions in Stocks today were hght te to'a
value of the transactions at the Board being only ABOUT
$4,000 For Railroad shares the market was pretty hrm
There was however but little done in the the sales IN
cudinc only 30 shares Baltimore and Ohio at $57A cash
for c onanr and 100 shares Northern Central at S20
buvers pion 60 days The former stock closed at S5S
hid a57 asked for the opening, and the latter at S2os
bid e2oI asked regular way For Railroad bonds there
was same INQUIRY and note sales of $4,000 Baltimore
and Ohio 1885 and 81 600 Northern Central 1855
at G6 There was nothing done in Baltimore City 6s but
they closed at 9SA bid, 99 asked for 1885, and 9SE
bid 9ST asked for 1S90s. Mining stocks continue in
demand but the market for them notas strong as was
Guilford dropped off to-day X. We note sales Of 900
shares at sl69dl75 seller 60 days and $l75 seller 60
after 30 days and closed at S bid, $lA asked regu
lar way We note also sale of 200 shares Santa Clara
Mining Co. at $40 buyer 60 days. There was nothing
done in Springfield Gardner Hill stock, although there
were some lots offering.
SALES At THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD.
StTUP" -, November ;, 1850.
s9a1 B. go RR. bds 'S5 5OJ shs Guilford Mg.
ca.h. ..Siifi co. 500. l9}
2aaA y. c. Il r. bds. 80. 90 100 :, so. .l69
2u sls santa Clara $50 g sGOaf 30. Isi
Mining Co. 100. 10 100 shs N.C.RR. boo. .20]6
20 Shs q. o. Il. opg. ..57h
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Surrender of Hazlett to the Virginia Au
thorities.
CARLISLE Nov 5-Wm. Harrison alias Hazlett
one of the Harper's Ferry insurgents, was to-day
surrendered to the authorities of Virginia upon
the requistion of Gov. Wise. He left here this af-
ternoon via of Chambersburg for Virginia.
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Senate"John % E. Smith, A, 2379; bade, D., 2'3io
herif-Wm. Segafoose, D., has 100 majority for
Sheriff. States Atormey.-C. NJ. Webster, A., is
elected by four majority.
House Of Delego,es;0S: R. Gore, A., 2,Si2; J. W.
Mills, D., 1885, L. NJ. Shipley, D., 2,303 William
Reese, D., 1928.
CHARLES COUNTY.
ComDtroller- 1883 Goyernor- 1851
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Destructive Fire in St. Louis

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. "A block of about twenty-five
wooden tenements on Green street, between Fifth
and Sixth street, known as Robbers Roost, and
composed of notorious Irish groggeries and disre-
putable dance houses, were burned last night. The
loss is about SIS 900.
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Democrats. Americans.
Miller .... 1898 Taylor.... .......194S
Caldwe....... 1889 McIntre. 1886
Jones, A., is elected States Attorney; Oldham,
D. Sheriff. Stephens a"d Mccullough, A., and
Evans, D., County Commissioners; Harris, A, A.
L. Evans and Bddle, D., elected Judges of the Or
phans Court.
KENT COUNTY.
For Comptroller Of the Treasury-Jarrett, D.,
765; Purnell, A, 843.
For Commissioner of Public Worhs.-Roberts, D.,
sol; Lankford, A, 828.
For Congress. McHenry, D., 7G9; Webster, A.,
$40.
For Judge of Circuit Court-Carmichael, 1,O86.
For State Senate.-D. G. Blackiston, D., S06;
Jones, A, 7S7.
For House Of Delegates.-Phillip F. Raisin, D.,
$40; George Fl. Wilson, D., 1853; Thomas p Burgess,
A, 7S6; Albert Medders, A, Sl9.
For State's AHorney.-John Leeds Barroll, Ind,
690 Perkins, A., 1871.
For Sherif.-C.ouch D., 6l1; Vansant, A., 797.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
Comptroller of the TredSury-Wm II. Purnell, A,
| ,207; A. j. Jarrett, D., ,206.
| Commissioner of Public Works.-B. Lanktord, A.
| 1l99; Lemuel Roberts, D., l,2l0.
| Congress.-C. C. Cox, A., I,l82 James A. Stew
! art, D., 1920.
! Jacob Wilson, Ind, l, JIG.
For House Of Delegates.-John r. Keene, A.
1,2l4; John Webb, A, LAO; VIM. X. Travers, A.
1,l79; VIM. Holland, D., l,2ll; z. w. Linthcum
State's AHorney.-George w. jefferson, A
l,l9S; Thos. H. Handy, Jr., D., elected, l,l9l.
Sherif-Josiah Kerr, A., l,2O6; W. j. Cowart
D., 1,2O6.
Orphans Comt-Wm. B. Dali. A, elected,
1,2lG; H. G. Grieves, A., LIPS; James n. Sher
man, A., ll97; j. w. Henry, D., elected ], 234
James D. Twilley, D., l,2O5; VIM. W. Mace, D.
(elected,) l,206.
County Conlmissioners.- R. Cook, A.
1900 Thomas Lambden, A., elected, } l,2O6j MIN
rod Newton, A., l,167; John Brohawn, A, !, lS9
Thos. j. Lecompte, A., elected, POS; Robert NJ
M"Ts5al D. 2qs Thomas IL sm0Gt tcdG d. (elss Ssz
John Tubman, D., elected l,2O5; John Il. Mann
D., l,l92
.Surreyor.-Reuben Hal, A., 1,l99; Thomas
Ball D., elected l,2ll
The vote for Sheriff being tie, under the me-
Constitution the Governor can make the appoint
ment.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
The Americans have carried their ticket with tn
exception of one delegate to the Legislature Ec
ward Long, and possibly have lost the Senator
Cox, American has about 100 majority for Coz
s gress.
e CAROLINE CoUNTY-oFFICIAL.
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IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

FOREIGN.
PAPoso-Bdrl Scotland.
500 tons copper ore, order.
SoMBRERo-Schr. Samuel.
$50 tons guano A. c. Elcott 4 Co.
TRINIDAD-Br brig Syiph
bags old canvass, 1000 lbs. old iron master,
C0ASTWISE.
CHARLEsTON-Str. PdrkerS6urg.
100 casks rice j. Corner Sons IS do. do Richardson
& Co; so do do, Jno Williams Son; do. do, C. W.
Wait Son. 60 do. do E. W. Conner; 347 bales cotton,
Brigham & Parsons; 81 do do, A. C. Schaefer do.
bags, Hall Loney case mdse, T. D. Johnston box
do Foard Rogers: do do J. Head; do. do, DR.. j.
Hail. Is pkgs do Wilson Burns; do. do, bales do
mestcs IL do. cotton, SO cks rice order
SAyANNAH-Str. City Of Norfolk.
249 bales cotton, A. c. Schaefer; so do. do VIM S.
Kennedy 81 do. do, J. E. Clemm; so do. do Geo Kerr
SO do do order; so do. dOmescs, B. S. W A. Loney
& Co; SO do do, Woodward, Baldwin Co; 100 casks
rice Jno williamson Il Son; 100 boxes copper ore, D
Keener; IL pkgs. mdse., Wilson & Burns do. do, W
t, Walters / Co.; 5 do. do, sundry persons.
BOsToN-BdTk Nashua
30 bblq herring F. F. Pope; 36S do. do. 81 do macIe
rel T. r Mathews Son; 10 bales domescs, Mills, May
hev & Co.; 20 eases mdse j. s. Barry.
CALAIs--Schr. I'm. Carroll
$50 600 laths, Geo. II. Rogers
EAsTPoRT-Schr. Alice Nolce.
go tons plaster, Kelsey Gray
NoRFoLK-Schr. VIM. Spear.
65 bbls. sugar Knox & Co.; ,095 bushels peas p Nal
Co; SIS bbls tar, Corner Sons; 5000 stave
VIM. Fl. Perot; 1l0pkgs. mdse., order.
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New York, Nov. 6.-We have received no tidngs
of the steamer Vanderbilt now about due from
Southampton with advices to the 2Gth ult.
Vessel Ashore.
New York, Nov. 6-The schooner John A.
Stanley, with cargo of cotton,is ashore Square
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Cincinnati Commercial.

late Utah city paper mentions the arrival OF I a
company of European saints, who in tifty-slx
wagons, and numbered about four hundred sous,
mostly from Scandinavia. There were SIX aeatSs th
and three births on their journey OF three non'us
| through the country,
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The Governors of Vermont and Tennessee have
set apart the 24th of November day of Thanks
giving in those States.
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Uem maJOTIIy ON congressman. .''' ZF-IIo
In the 4th Congressional District Of Virginia
Pryor's majority is Sl5.
The official returns of the Nebraska election give
Gen. Easterbrook, Democrat, tI0o majority for Del
egate to Congress, and he has therefore received
his certificate. His right to the seat will be con.
tested by Daily, the Republican candidate, on the
ground of fraud
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The steamer Kangaroo, from New York, for Liv-
erpool, took out 230 passengers and $4,000 in
specie.
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The Chicago Times, Of Friday says
The Grain market tolerably active yesterday, and
prices of wheat cent lower. The receipts of grain
The of wheat did exceed $1,000 bushels, and
at 81 02d 05 for No red winter 90c. for No red
winter Soc for spring and SEA S3c for No spring
Corn dull and droopng and about $4,000 bushels sold
at roc for old and Soc for Oats quiet at Sic
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