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4 - aNeAbAfIoN.


Eumssous sp2ssls hazo bssn made to me By Piou'
asi patr Otie sa,ocasOul ana oyEea ia view of th'
prs Il dl.tisstsa snd danecroua condition Of On
country. 70 recommend that day BE- ct apart To-
FHuth,t,ftoN. Fasrtaa, and TA,Nea JhfouEliout the
Ion. In compliance vi h their reSuest and my
ON ,sn,s Ct daiy. dsslgpate' llil iasss o
FsiSqv, ths lth 6ay Of January, 1851,
f,r th.= 7orpo.o, AID Treommeud chat the peoPleaa
ssmls an that dar, amending to their several f1f 10
Of var hip. q KEEP &c as .olsmn Fast.
rha uuian o. the stats Is AZ he present moment
fhrraisnesI with aiarmi asd imn"d Ate danger
faals AID disir q Of q fearful a'aster PrvFat
throns shiu. our iau8-5u- 81 oring P'Pu',tion."t'
without employment, and ooussqn-piy deptved q
the means Of ea-ipg their breaa-iaa ed, hnr
Gems 20 have seri dtbe miniso' men All els''e
sr.ta .tste feouf6.iin and -di-mss; ahd lhs viz
Council. u our b.,t aad puress mea are wholly dis
rsrra.i. Is 81 +
4, th,s .sis hon- Of our calamity ana periI
whom tlsi W. rs irt r rsI4f hut & the cote on
F,tharsl Hlu muIpotsut Ann only can save u
f,rm hsadtri ois3t of our oen crimes and follhs-
surows inrrutituds aad guilt towards our Heavsn
} ,thtw. A.-t h9
I-tu then, With deep eonsrldon and P.n'isn'
,,rrvv usits in humbilng ourselves bslore the Nos
uiah, Iu oouiss-lnEbur indIVidud aud national ans'
and On askuvvledgiug the Justice Of our punishment
Yst &c fmplofe Hl@ = remove from our hearts tha
als, pride Of opus5u which would inpel us to pers'-
vsrs IN wrong Tor the SAX OF con Ssteney, rather
than ylsd lost subiu, ion 70 The uufrsssn exissn-
ciss D, which We a-e now surrounded. Let US VI
dp ruvsranos besssch him to restore the fri ndsfip
uni sOod VIII which prevailed among the people Of
ths srvoia States and, aOye all 90 saEe qs from t'e
hS4rorso q cisg var aad "hlood-guht ness Lst our
f,vsni pssysrl ssosnd to his TuTous that He would
not dsssft us in this hour Of extres peril hnt re-
eubsr uu ., he did our fathers IN the darkest dayH
ef he ss1olutlan, and pres rye our Consultation and
oar unioa The work Of their hands f5r ages yet e
eons. An Ompipotsnt Providence may Ovsrruie ez'
i.anz evils for permanent GOOD. BE can make The
ursfhof man to praise Him. and the remainder Of
wrath He can restrain. Let ne invoke every indi-
vdu, in whatever sphere & iis he may b placed to
fsl psrssnal responsibility to God and bis country
fol keeping this as holy and SJg eontFbufing all in
his povur to remove our actual aud impending ea
lsnitisA
II rie JAMES BUCHANAN.
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A cleveland Lady Driven from New Or
JAMES BUCHANAN

a LAlNaAAA-A AAA+-A
leans.
Miss Lucille Sexton, q graduate Of the HO-
meopathic College in this city, and q very
esdmabls lady, wen known to our citizens
and esteemed by ali who knew her, arrived
in Cleveland last Monday evening from New
Orleans, having been driven from the city
and State. Miss Sexton was, for time,
connected with Mrs. q. F. NJ Brown in the
Aritator, published in this city, but went to
New Orleans several years ago to practice
medicine. She had secured a lucrative prac-
tee and was pleasantly situated, when she
was waited upon few days ago, BY a Com
mittes, who charged her with her former
connection with the AgitatOr. This she did
not deny. They then warned her to leave
the State in tWenty-four hours, basing their
action upon an article upon John Brown
which had been Published in the Agitator,
(aftsr Mss Sexton had left however,9 which
q New Orleans paper pronounced "a damna-
be article of some merit.1 Miss Sexton ap-
pealed 10 the police tor protection, out was
informed that they could offer her no safety.
Being thus situated, she could do no less than
comply with the demand, and arrived here as
above stated. She avoSs her hostility to
slavery, but says she never intrdded her
opinions upon any one stths South.
So the dstestable Juggernaut Of slavery
rolls on, crushing out all life and liberty
where its existence is legalized, and lubrieat-
ing its wheels with the blood ofits victims.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18

The Secession Convention met in bg
on Wednesday, and, to judge BY our repOEts,
continued in it until the adjournment to
Charleston. Il wasS it omen Of the voc
he disuniOniss are seeking to bring down
upon the country, that nature herself should
revolt, and thar 3 ''hesvy aud almost ob-
seuring fog should 'hahg like a pail ever
the city" A dread disease also psrEaded lhe
city Of meeting, laying its ghastly hand
upon citizen ann stranger, more terrible
than an army with banners, and sganst
which no truman arm could prevail.
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THt CARA TO SuPPoRT FaE CONSTITUTION
RrSrWEp By G@, scoEE.-Ths New Ybrk
Century states that during nulifeatiOn times,
Gen Scott was ct Fort Moultris, with cdm-
mand Of eight hundred men, and full compile
meHs Of officers With a view to allay some
natural auxisty in his own mind as to the f.
deity Ofhis officers, he sent for a Judge of
the United States Court and addressed him
in their hearing as follows; ,.,s
''Judge, have long ago taken my oath of
allegiance to the United States Government
but it occurs 70 me that in this extraordinary
emergency | viii do 1t again. There is no
improperly in it-snd gentlemen, said be,
turning to bis officers, 'ft will not hurt sny
Of us..llA
The oath vas then administered 10 every
officer present; and the occasion was fslt to
be one of unusual solemnity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18

This crisis seems to have quiekened our
Northern Senators snd Representatives into
statesmen. The calm intrePidity with which
they meet the most sggravating prOvocation
is admirable. You can see them, as they sit
in their Legislative halls, close ranks to re-
ceive an assault That indescribable express
sion of the countenance, as man looks at man
full in the eye, translating from one to an
other identical impressions, Indicates to the
close observer how firmly they are Certifying
their minds. It sensibly affects their naughty
and insolent assailants, who demand with
agonizing but bitter wrath, tWhy does not
the North sneak We come 70 insult and
provoke you; why do you not resist p And
then they whirl away in a frenzy of passion,
shouting Wrathfuly HWhst Lope Of eonees-
sion from such as these They do not eotDefl'
Yet the North remains calm-ma5terly inac-
tiVe-holding out the olive branch-now ask
for bills Of particulsrs-ever protesting their
readiness to yield sVaythHg bUt principle for
the sake OF union and harmony. But still
the South storms-"You have executed the
Fugitive Slave laWl Your personal liberty
are exceptional, and not the cause of seces-
sionl The election of Lincoln is inconse.
quentiali But you dOHot love tts--there is no
love lost" Still, the North, imperturbsble,
courteOusly asks, "Whst do you require 2P
and the South, springing wildly to the floor,
hoTls with demoniac energy through lVer-
son, with sharp incisiveness FROM Davis,
gloomy menace through Brown, and rave Ye-
hemence from, Wigfall, ''We demand a slave
code and utter subordination of Northern
principle to Southern prejudice and slave
holding interests. II we receive not these
and more, these marble walls shall become
the habitation of bats and owls, and this far
fabric Of fraternal States shall be shattered in
to thirty-thres fragmentsP Il.
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msnt bad batter besetiled noa. frankly and
I'm Lly. y serving 4 ) tslsiiorisstO ffss-
DOM and ihln peace 1iey Be- attained md
esssblishsdona a firm bass.
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E,tablisbed RslIsiOn Of the Cotton oOnfede-

While cotton politicians are busy in sever
ing the bonds Of Union, and settling upon a
plan of government for the Independent Cot
tondom, itseems that the Episcopal Clergy
men are not asleep, nor so far carried away
by the political excitement as to lose sight of
advantages to be gained by the Episcopal
Church. It is rumored, and we give the ru-
NOR for what it is worth, that letters or cir
culars have been addressed to prominent
Nor'hern Episcopalians, stating that in the
event Of secession, efforts will be made to
make the Episcopal Church the establish he'd
Church Of the new government Such is the
rumor, but like thousands of Tumors in these
exciting times, it may have no foundation
Springfield Journal -.- l-o
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2 The sSpring6eld correspondent of the n. Y.
Herald telegraphs thus:
For the sake of comment, repeat the fol-
lowing paragraph, published at the head Of
the editorial columns of this mornings Jour
nal Mr. Lineoln's recognized organ), and
embodied in the special despatch sent to the
Herald this afternoon. As stated in the de-
soateh, tgit is known TO have smanated di-
reetly from the President elect" and hence
deserves especial attention:
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10 EEr

TWO STORES and Ohicas on Public sausrs. one on
Bank street, and good DWELLINGS, on Eruzpsct,
Huntington, Chestnut and other streets.
A LARGE AID convenient brick house On Prospect
street, west OF Erie.
ALSO-kOra q Term Of years, q vacant lot On Seneca
street. 100 feet from Superior street. A gOod
location for business. III lease IN parcels 70
ROUsE & JENNINGS
decT surarfrr gEraaf
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scenes at Wsshlngton.


The sspondent Of the Cincinnati Com
nerqial wriisi
Now the polntlesS but gindictive WigfalL
showers upon the " infamous Yankees and
AbolitioniS,s from Maine 10 Missouri--in-
cluding IN is broad sweep Senators aud Re-
presen,stives from the Norlh-torrents Of
rillainous eplthsis, eliminating IN insolent
and arr, giant threats-laughable If they
were not the echo Of the peculiar" class:
"You 'haH suppress your infamous abolition
incendiary publications You th7H suppress
abolitionism in your pulpits You shaa
compel your abolition oraiora (tRrniDg 70
SeWard) to desist from enuncisting their sbo-
litiOn doctrines on the hnstings You shall
suppress your abolition schools and semina-
ries, &c You shall do this fembFaeilg,
with wide jesture, the Republican side Of the
Senate).-ShGL is the word we use and
msGaF
Now, the elegant and graceful Davis,
Wields A trepchsnt and glittering blade Of IN
vectlve. With ineissive thrust be punctufes
the integuments of illnsive schemes for peace
and Union, penetrating the very marrow Of
hopes and desires, and sweeps with swift
gestulRtiOn the clouded horizon Of politics,
warning with eleetritying p0rtent the mari
uers Of the good Ship of State TO prepare for
the Inevitable storm. seis
Brown follows il fell spirit, darkening the
gathering elo,m with deprecaIory and for
bOding eloqueuce, and Kissing with illy-sup-
pressed vehemenee, the intensity Of bis peht-
up wrath.
The difference 10 denunciatiou and SLAM
der, Is precisely in proportion to the distinc-
tons between the characters Of men. laws,
with choice and polished rhetoric; Brown,
with dignity of demeaner and expression /;
lVerson, with the insensate wrath Of an i'm
potent demon; and Wigfall, with ths gross
bate Of mediocrity, ars the outlines and pre-
dominating cOloring Of 8 painting completed
by the subordinate fury of the secession
masses. So through the columns of the
newspapers, the balefll hate Of your Cobb,
your FOomrs, and other secession heralds,
CLEANS with fierce heat upon the steady but
yet plscabl0 North. r.E.r.r-
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FOE SAFE Or EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR TX cHANGE.
IOWA CO., IOWA-i50 acres, well located nsar % q
heiroad now running I'm lroFed lIrnI5 around
Will exchange for q house and LOT IN clfV.
WILSON AfEhUE-A large Brick House, nearly
new, and In good 5ty le, With I've acres cf land
VIII exchange for coed arm.
II ACRES--un kinsIaan street, miles ron Court
House with large cottage HOUSE. barn 3 good
orchard nice r1r a country reslle1ca OF Marx
st Gardsn- VIII EXCHANGE Tor q ilrms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-18
Stwiag 33laehines.
T D. LAWLER & CO.'S
SEWING MACHINES.
THR LAnIEs FAYoRIrE.

Exeelling all other Machines now in use. The feed
10 positive and entirely new, applied to this Ma
chine, that it misses stitches Is simple in
its construction operated with ease by child twelve
years old a cali and inspection will satisfy the
chine In market.
aS-We cordially invite the Ladies' to call and ex-
anime our Machines aud samples, at Mr.. 7. 81.
Nichols store no. 50 Superior street, Cleveland.
WILLIAM PRESCOTT.
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8uilaFra.

BROOKS s. q. = B. ". BUILD
EE3. Af1o Hanuiactursrs q lq9lsl 1llnfli
Hl7h Brackots and al kinds q scroll s44allE and
Gothic work Particular attention PAID % llttlnf
lp storel. factory On Division IToess lelE leaill
Blosk, GlsEslAad, ohio. lqsEsA
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MORNING LEADER.
s. "a 7s55is 81 no oa7l5d s5III5s

- Fer TelograbhII, Market and Marine
News see Fourth fuEe.
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-MP5KI0lYlEID. 9 80 - =
poUsE ( JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE / INSURANCE AGENTS
No, 211 Superior 81, (,lp ssairs,
.7as, ..if =. MAkBLE BLOCK



ILLIAOIss,--.ln NORTHERN part q State, and near
choice lalds. aslscisd very sariT, auf nov sur
ryunded 1T aetfisnlHni q. gau sell E1 s. Per
acre and ls veil W0rth 10.
FARM o. l09 Aok85-Isn miles from the city
loii sandy ana claycy loam zlof housa and
I- barn. tFo Orchards &C. VII sell ths Ehols or
80 arref. et5 DIR acrr.
F0UNTAfh AbbEf-BetHaen seneca and Ontario
trl Stresses Hcuse and Loo $40.
RIVER sTkEE EEI-M e5f Skis House and Lof 500
STOCK AND ELArUh h9s-oi a Green store. with
lease o. Store II desired, iu q good loraii1l1 and
stL nov doing geod business. VIII be 30 q cheap
OOLAMEk-On Euclid Plank Road, House ann one
snd half aerss Of land, viii some fruit tres.
BOLLYAR sTEEET-H House and Iot ehsav. a $500.
fARM II l35 ACREc-In kirtiand, 4 nIiieg from
Mlllougnby VILLAGE larIn house and baTu. two
"a. orehardsI WITH eelle 81 Ecres good bott1n land
so per acre.
UNTVEHSfTT HEIGHTs-Tacsntlo tlots fn the rrost
desirable locaff1u % sail e. from $ = 50 uer
loot Alaos good Brick Houls and laf---all on
long time The streets are vide and lois unu-
alallJ large The haalthiulness and beauty Of
this locality IS also the Educafional adFarta-
gee By means Of the Cleveland institute and
superior public schools are uu1ur els1ad These
F advantages, toEethsr with itg noarntss 60 the
business pIrt OF the city, Zone nile from thu
Public scuarcsl must reader University Hiahf8
soon one Of the most desirable locations about
the city for aresidence, and the present % a n
Flrable time to make q good selection sf q low
price.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-28
FrRrHFR FROm KANsAs.

MAAhAW, NO. NOV. 70.
DR.. Welton, q resident of this city arrived
from Fort Scott on Saturday evening. he had
been on business connected with the Lapd Once
He reports that Montgomery in person was en-
camped within i've miles Of that place with IS or
50 men. A detachment had entered Fort Scott,
and finding the Government officers fed and the
Court which was 20 have been held on Monday
last, broken Up, they seemed 70 be satisfied and
cid not molest the town in any way whatever
4ontgomeryis object for the present seems was
only TO murder the officers there by breaking up
the Court and prevent the trial Of some 80 Of his
FRIENDS in custody. He publicly declared that
ne VAL now remain 70 prevent the sales which
are advertised for the Cd of December, and also
TO take possession Of Vernon and Bates counties
IN the msantime-
Montgomery ssaid to be regularly encamped
with large comfortable tents, with plenty OF pro-
visions, *.
Tho men seenat Balls Mills who were thougbt
70 be Mo~utgomery's band, appear to have been a
company Of Government troops on their wav
from Fort L~eavenworth 20 Fort Smith.
DR.. Welton did not hear Of any of Montgome.
rvs men having been in Missouri.
Judge williams left here yesterday morning
for Clinton, Henry Co.
The snail party Of Independent Minute Men
which left here q few days since have returned
Thev went as faras Balls Mills and reported that
10 nearer they approached Fort Scott the less
they heard Of the dhncuiuel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-28

OuARLEsroS, =. C., Nov. %.
The LegislEure has just read for the first time
a bill 70 arm the State, and 70 raise $4,000 for
that purpose.
Tenders hom other States continue to come to
the Governor, and so strong and universal Is the
have been given, 900 soldiers within her own
boundaries from the mountains 90 the sea, viii
come forward 10 the defence OF South Carolina
hey would sooner die, than see the State q
gatsd province, than passiyely submit 20 a
huarce Of Northern encrOachments on her
The Governor Will send IN his message at /
O'Clock tc morrow. He will recommend that the
Legislature should, TO some extent, encourage
and foster direct rade with Europe and the Con
tinent, by taking upon itself part Of the losses
which night now the establishment Of direct
trade, and 70 this end q proposition of
some citzens Of Charleston to estnblish a line Of
steamers between that port and Liverpool Is IA
vOrably Sought Of In the event OF traitors art
sing within the State, after she shall have as
serted he soTereignty, II Is probable that he will
advise sCfae legislation more particularly dein-
ing treason 70 the State, and setting the punish
ment for that offence.
Il i believed that he will recommend that s
law be passed, Furnishing suHanarily and severely
and heavily, perhaps with death, any person who
ciTculates incendiary documents, avOws himself
an abolitcuist, or In any way endeavOrs TO ineite
that South CAROLINA shall bind herself to take
$4,000 ucrth Of arms annually for i've years,
from Ma. Ripley, IN accordance with the propO-
siuOn of that gentleman, and that a negotiation
be entered into between South Carolina, Georgia
and Alabama to fix upon q site for the armory.
He probably viii what the Legs
lsture he's already anticipated him in-that is, to
arm the State at the earliest practicable period,
50 as to prepare for the nrst act Of the Federal
Government
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-28
NRw YORK mARKRT-NOy. "a.

.. ... AuN HAaAeAAfNsl ....|
FLOUR-Exhibits lees activity bat prices gen.
erclly without important alteration good extra
state IL in fair export demand ut t5,06, while holders
refuse to accept less than IS, lOa5,ib. The total stock
10 made up TO the 18th inst, Is 1898 bls.
Sales 1900 bbls, at 4,75@s5,OO for superhne state;
81, tor extra state; S4,75(n5,eO for s~uperdne
western 5,B85,io for shipping brands extra round
CANADIAN .FLOUR-yery moderate request
Sales were 800 bbls at SS,lO9s,75 for common to
RYE BLOUR-ouist and steady with trlalng
CORN MEAL-In moderate request, and prices
without striking change.
WHISkY-In moderate request at steady prices.
Sales Of $40 bbls ct l9k@ac.
WHRAT-Thcre Is scarcely so much EXPORT de-
mand for wheat, but prices generally have undergone
no material change. Total stock ~ made up on the
2tth Is Agh53,74 bush, Sales Of Chicago spring af
Sill Milwaukee club at Sl,l5@l,l6; winter red
western st Si,25 red state at Sl,2l selected white
Michigan At $780, inferior do at $3.50; white Ken
RRE-Quiet and heavy at 7Oc.
BARLEY-In better request and market drmer.
Sales are 400 bush Canada West at 7Ud75c. There
iI a fair demand for barley malt, sales 1900 buso at
CORN-Loss active and market scarcely so firm.
Sales 6,O00 bush at 650f6c for mixed western ahoRt,
aud IN store O@73hc for small lot Of white.
OATs-Little hrmer with more doing, at S743Sc
for western and Canada 3313sh for state.
PORK-Market dull and steady for mesa and
Sales arc $50 Bbis at sI7,N9H,75 for mess; sI2,s7 for
B~EEF-Market continues quiet and steady
Sta50nll,m extra mess.
PRIMEMESS BEEF-DulI and UNCHANGED.
BEEEH AMs-Dull at Sl4a4,5 for western.
CUT MEATS-Quiet. Sales Of mall paroles at
TH@I4c shguldersi lO9l9Hc hams.
DRESSED HOGS-FiIm at 7s@7<c.
LARD-Market duh. Sales are bbls I2J at uK@
uAe for prime city l2al2bc western.
BUTTER- Quiet and steady at lO@i4c for Ohio;
CHEEsE-steady st 9@lOHo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-28
TIE BORDER EXPEDITION.

A special dispatch TO the Democrat says the
Border Expedition, under Gen. Frost, encamped
near the southern terminus Of the Pacific Rail-
road, awaiting orders from the Governor.
RumOrs are current in Jefferson City, that the
Governor ordered the troops TO return, in cunse-
quence Of the President having given orders to
Gen. Harvey to pursue and arrest Montgomery.
wherever he may be found.
Another probable reports that the troops will
remain in camp for the presant. and a small
mOunted squad, under competent command, be
sent to the neighborhoOd of Fort Scott, to report
at head quarters with all possible speed, and
the movements Of the troops be in accordance
with Official information brought back.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-28
ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMSHIP aCITY
OF BALTIMORE

[11 ~
OF BALTIMORE"
NEW YORK, Nov. n.
The steamship City Of Baltimore from Liverpool
the ltth trst., aud Queenstown on the 18th, arrived
The Canadian arrived at Londonderry on Wednes-
day. The new steamer beinster, Of the Galway line,
way. shs viii follow the Prince Albert on the 18th
There hsd been no news Of the Primes Of Wales
when the CITY 81 Baltimore sailed.
The steamer Himalay had gone in search and 9TH
Pie Ieport Is 6siieved that Thouvsnal is soon to
quit the French Foreign Omce.
me FORMATION Of a French squadron Of revenue, to
The Bourse had been buoyant and higher, but re-
lapsed, closing dell at Df l0c.
England 7eeommended the King Of Naples to aban-
Farinf bad been appointed Vioerov Of Naples.
neE Council was appointed, including Poeri and
Gsrabaldi was appointed General in the army.
Melbourne dates are to September 9th. CONNER
cial affairs were. rather more favorable. ShiRments
ofGold during the month 10 England were 1900 OF.
seanEn aboard the shin jeremiah Thompsnn. at
Liverpool. WAS brutally beaten by the boatswain and
died The after; named John Aeggen, jumped over
A Subscription had been started in England with a
view OF presenting Capt. Wilson ofthe brig Minnie
schsher, With aplcturs Of the rescue. Ofithe paHsen-
gers and crow Of the Counsaght.
It was stated that the circumstances attending the
Orange demonstration in Canada would be brought
before Parliament early in the session
uLateet markels By telegraph to Qusenstown.I
kst dun.
London. wednesday ~night-ConBols closed steady,
ct e2S6E f0rmouey. and g36s3x Tor account.
American Sto-ks-The latest sales we're s304 for
Il. 7. c. T6s0 for III O.; Z7027S for discount.
The steamship Canadian from Quebec, arrived NJ
Londonderry to-day.
BArEsF.-The advance In the rate o. discount By
the Bank ofEngland was not known TIL after the
close Of business on Tnesday.l
The draw upon the Bank Of Frame continues, and
has become more active, and shOuld the af1ux II
gold c~0uflnue, q rise In the rate Of discount bY the
Bank n England TO 81 would be decided upon By
Thursday
Commercial advices from Austria are less unHatis-
hst0rv than for some time past
At Melbourne business was healthy and money
plenty.
The London Times has no doubt that the allies
have taken AMI oocubied Pekin and will hold posses
aion Off The whole winter.