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BEIswlI-Yeow further deeaed sales Of 1900 lbs South
LAYING been made SO cents ong the lower nsure
cash.
continues much depressed atgur and unsettled p
ces ssles 100 bags Rio At IL cts.
widely Variance In their views 10 almost
prohibit operations and considerable shipments are Ia progress
FIRST hands We redecs quotations to "a OF GEN. out
they Itll altogether nominal
P1ua the market for State AID West
ern Flour nnue OF an adverse cArsc err fymptoms
St. ogher In favor Of the purch The dsmsni dung the
three has been exceedingly Hight and nearly Kinds
have suffered iurher depreciation Of rom go 40 cents Dbl
further 10 the OF freight checked the demand
Flour hiss also been In limited demand and
redrcson all kind, OF io30 cents Dbl. Toe sales
Richmond, aud O. zoos 80 for Baltimore.
GRnGThe protraetsd em5arras mens In financial circles
els depressing influence Change durpg the
pa day aad transactions have been to only m'derats
extent AMI material rsIu.ed rates for Wheat there
Wednesday slight reducsn from the rates Of
the preceding day. but anacons have been retarded by the
farther advance 10 the rates Of freight and Notwithstanding hold
have e their supplies freely, al prices showing
considerable decline, the sales ehtcumpsng
0Ol bushels including 800 White Michigan, 81 49, 5000 White
California 81 3o 500 Winter Red Western 81 r. elosI
heavy unssd and nominal Corn has been IN limited Request
ana pces DEFINED 361i bu'he the sales
comprise l55 ono hui he which 2 COO pae
ed yesterday CsC cents for Yellow soutrrn, 1O for do
M1LssENsv Orleans continues offered freely
iol only IBID prices. Al private the de-
pressed an ough we notice rather
continue "a especlA IL for cSsh The
sa are 100 ibis and u do at23T with little choice
30 cents, th Add months.
srG,RThe depressed and unsettled aud p
gain s4 Of cent lower will be seen by cur revised
extended noso Vie sails -, hhds Cabs a. 5S
cents; g. Poo Rico Jt5 2J6 crop New Orsas 5HOSA
-Th business rely Ia retll-ve notice II hhds
Keatuky st 9nl2E Msnufaet red Is giant th.re be
Ing business 10 establish lat Ofquotsuons
LssiLe Nov 93Thsre Is very dull and heavy ke, and
prices again ola ceat lower than last reported Breaks are
We light We quoe;-
Lugs marketable ....................;3 - q ~ 20
Leaf. common 70 soOd.''''-....-'.....-..
Leaf SaSui c u.ing an cutting. .........1O % II
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FOREIGN GRAIN TRADE.
The Mark Lane Express Of 10Th ult., says:

The condon Of the sampes Wheat very little improved
and been avg some shos decline In val
eely offered less money without ready pacement-
foreign though sill exteniye has been
value may TO several continuance Of
heavy imports the h rate OF dseounthe approach Of Christ
liquidation OF rena exert depres lag inhaenee
foreign orders will be promptly curtaed As conieque &c
This throw earlier Than convenient our own resources
the rop, upon iuner trial. said TO be much more den
I'D Of flour than moderate calculation Of 10
In the weight Of Wheat only Then sgan only small por
ton OF this An be the MILL without mixing. I'll, 10 be
hoped eore alters Will be easier, and that our
Imports will keep peee with the se OF he day But there
be much Of the forced TO the mArkAs there be
spreu lon for such trade must De du and prices Tor time
way In Farcs Belgium and Holland rates have been well
and Gsatz but Alexandria, and the Mediterranean and
PO higs oss oaD ana ne hsh range OF
FIRE gifts Is constant check upon s1Pors
all other GgoS together 6L per boil cheaper
In Ireland much Of things has bsen observable
wheat at Dublin was Is u bI down Cd to I'd Barey and
Maize dull Cork du and lower for all grain
In the editorial department Of the same paper We find
the following:
We are t5d that orders from the United States
Thursday but learning the prveee ing OF the
Bank the med and reduction made In
oGers both In regard pce ADD quantity The sagnslon
maket Friday wholly owing the same cSus
and may anticipate still mpreoa On the trade Tor
present. being certain that large quantity Of foreign wheat
thrown the market for SALE the lis on consn
ents dee This will also check. mt Wholly prevent
mpoaon which under present ercumSt inees would be
dtaeney In the produce Of wheat Of the ate ha
vest only from the mAnes Of the average YIELD ana
the quantity destroyed by the weather. or from rot having
properly Ipened but stu from the enormous deficiency In
the rOduce OF nour from gwen qusaiity Of wheat
poraon takes place III much higher prices As The new
year The den and for foreign corn this season VIII be
general known And,
OF the Baltic will 10 all probability, be closed oy vac
frost few eks the stoppase Of We supply oh ane
ca which getaV vii be result Of the letters sent out
this week. will serious injury upon the country a. Ag; as
well hoee Of merchants ntei ed In 'he American Com
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-11

RICHMOND MARKgra, Dec. lOth, 1880.

REHRK-The gloom which, for several weeks, has hung Ike
dark cloud o'ei we Ouns'' o. 'n' ''y' ~, h
aud all classes oil ue community are NV 's.,-s ~, -
pressure which necessarily res fr'm eonadng their Ves
~I.S 80. rs.rrs ,or -bIs are
ana ,oot fo,x,rs to create;
rrsency the money than has yet eIei All ey'sand
hears are turned eagerly to "A'hns'on' ooAns anu
most agln' hope, for some favorable turn 10 iu'hc
lae % ''a. 49, II linz.
M ,S,. II ,,e, 70 u, that would be appropriate and erped
NV 'i'' :. -, -. A. ~ -, I,,o,n.iiv cam
s., Win one .notber The lnge Of vievsas have before
gd might he productive Of good results II nothing was
'ass',u nn o, 81 hand, Of sympathy ,,leh
ought ever among members of commercial eOmmu-
MY Ine asn,sao ,os W. yo- ats nav Ts cent on
bro 'e's rates 'o 'a,.A. '" 'e' 80
ron. as %, mica, !. sus
~ ~ .I.eeeY 49, oy,cts hGrS 10 b. prfd
t''4'' O'Nes - 49, , - :, a., al 80. o,o,. sid,.
BlcoSIae m.raen S Shs 70 sa us Hss. ig
nnminahy, al ~ Genus, sL'ulusIs rua 'I y 80
cts sugar cured l5GIoA ~ loau . 10 10 e'"'''
BUTrEa-we quote good prime Mountain Butter AsG22
cts Inferior sDlV cts Goshen E0ey5o co. ,oo9,
CASDi-We quote sperm at iiboo CTS 'o--es
Jac<son's Talow l5cis; city manufactured do IL cts
osAHr-Ws quote james River hyda ahe cement VI 'O0
coRs duh anih heavy We still quote at 6S cts bus co
CoRs MkaL-"e queue Aihnoiu oO''eu N'-4''s mini " "
' cor,u.we quote Rio at 4e ct; Lagun,ra lc cts Java
1C6tlse ts -,,, . , ., ooao, ..,,..
OjrroS YARNS we quote hAncne'e''0 Ut '''' 'e"
country ~ cents , l., ,,,,s,
FsAInrE- The market very 90 n Ma'aso a.. Gus without
PSzrLHEAs-We quote PERUVIAN Husno a. go
respect 10 quantity EAde Island sl4 American ~
S. sombrero s3 Patagonia 500 Mexican t Reeses Manpu
ESQ; DBergS 40 Rhodes super Phosphate Of Lime sf9 o
aaFaG, Eishm9nd do 20 DO hanRd 80 40 Bone Gs'
lSS Ruins Phospho Peruvian toO Do Bone ASH uusn0 W
DO tobacco manure tia do ground Bone ash so DO Ascuu
raj SAT- az TO sla. ~, 40 o., ,,., :.
PHWe quote HALIFAX ierrngs al g. ~ rom ,he 20
fr 10 store no haoAs' s,'S ON '' 'o ' '
PS The @sTEes Is very quiet We quote saper at $3.50
~, go % 80 49,
hTtfA teI,.-o m p.,,, law, =, 40 oo,9 hoy. si,s5a z
AuI =. So eo H - Ih =, a5 - - ~. a. n 81 u nc
~ ~ 49, - - 80 nee e,on S,c y H. Carfrn. Toe a
IL . Y
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O1kAGDRO1AL.
0FFIcS or rHE Who. December 10. 1850
y rnnannn mann

TIE WESTERN TOBACCO TRADE
circular dated LIST November from n. ii. Clark, To.
bAcso Broker At ClMksylIle, Tenn says:
The Of Dry this larger than
al The western crop Of Tobacco Of 1850 yarousls eAted At
from 30 hhds which with the stoek Of Leaf and
strips 10 0oO win make the receipt al n.
Orleans Sept SCI p from 1000 hhds 10 20 900 hhds
perhaps found correct The
nary Interior and the Inferior VIII probably
have the elect urge forward the whole socG BY mdsummer
fore the inland The Tobacso In
the carye dr generally OF Inferior quality mostly short
leaf Of fair body and With unusual small proportion
OF long, heavy large leay qualities The make Of sPips for
1861 from the character ofhe crop (which IN n for stemnin
ruling and heavy stocks In the English markets.
vii very small probably exceeding 1000 hhd 70 60 hhds
10 the entire N. teu1bg Missouri The ros OF the 18th and
18Th Of October did damage In this secon toe entire hav
lag aud housed before that date with the exception OF
plants The receipts Of Tobacco at Clarsyie for
the endsK August 3st IL d hhds, exelu
ve receipts and from eleven stemmeries
1000 hhds g
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Al Marbourne In Hanover Dec sh. 1860 hrs kLA.
BETH sAYhE wife Of VIM saye OF Hanover and dssgf
Of Edmund Rlfin Of Prince George county
OF congestion bran o'clock. the evening Of the
4th inst ant Of father Col I'm FOR
ter 10 the cou MANY POSTER daughter OF Id
ward Rawlings OF his city, aged year. Al moths
aud IL DAYS.
rI- Fredericksburg papers please eipy.
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their new advantages than those Of the town OF Le1ng
ton and central portions of Rockbsidge They RaVe Ia
bored long and seadastly aud have contributed literally
Of their means for their Improvements all Of which VIC
ara st,re they iustly value
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Packet Zine from EIfehnlond 90 Lexington.

By reference 20 the advertisement Of hesrs Esom x
Co. the travelling public W that there is no" reg
uar line Of Packets to Lexington. The North River Canal
is about completed, and opens not only ehennel OF
valuable trade, tributary to tie James River towns and
cdet, bi, furnishes public thOrOughare of travel to
people chat heretofore have been bemmedn by mountains
We EnOs Of 10 people Who Eill appreciate more Justly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-11

A Partner WASTED.-Ar F. W. Page proprietor of
the Pete sbug Intelligence. desires dispose OF half
interest in that pIfer Il is one Of the Oldest Dunals
in tn sta:eand enjoys fir share Of patronage Terns,
low and liberal,
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EXTRA SESSION Of TIE TENNESSEE LEGIsLA-


NASHVILLE, December s.-The Governor Of Tennes
see has isucd call for extra session of the State
Legislature TO the 7th of January, 70 consider
the condition of the country.
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~NOTICE TO OUR FRIENDS,

1><SS CUSTOMER, AND THE PUBLIC GENfsALlf.-
We In the hest assortment Boots and Shoes both
ard OF the best imported goods In Hoe
that be found house Ia the city seShee We also
manufacture Boots Shoes and Gse a1d indeed all binds Of
and shoes We also keep hand and continually
manufacturing Shoes suitable for farm haad and also for house
servants. Al Y. HILL CO.,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturers,
No. 1871 Main Street,
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~sPECIAL NOTsCE.-Owing 10 the

49, stringepcy the Money Market and the heavy dis
charged consequence the Agents q tbs Company
Instructed this date until further noce
celve monies Of Fares and Freight but Virginia
hankable finds and Specie. SAM l. RUTH supt
Office r. y. md p. r. X. Company
o. Noy mol
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MARRIED,

On IN. Oh ust the residence Of the brides f,thsr By III.
Rev Dr T. " Of Rictm1nd, Mr. CBAS H. kHo rs md
Mss NJ DsEwRY your ge daughter Of H. T. Drevry' t'a
all Of Chesterftld
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
TIME Stockholders Richmond and DanVie Railroad will
meet al the new Exchange" Gj0ong Colum.
bIsn Hotel on WFDN CsOAY, l2th inst at 12 O'CLOCK.
Fntrance through the II til or from Virginia street
ProSi >, will hand their powers n possible.
THOMAS w. B3oCKESBR0UdH,
deIi-2. Secretary.
OJEN pOLLARS HEWARD.-Rsn nom tie
subseribrI gsh iHs;ant JOE LEwIs IL. about 20
wears n age br ghi gage he I'd eolor feet high
tn above regard vii paid for his s22reaeas delivery
tous dell--ttf2s' rHos. sAsL HAKDGR0yE
TIQUoR CAsEs,-HAndaOnsly furnished, fOrIals by
Ia dell DOVE 90, Drusg ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-11

TNHG Most Economical and Quickest way OF
Il making
THE FINEST CRYSTALLINE JELLY,
hto bus, for IS Cents, package Of
Pure Gelatine,
with which and plain printed teeilons making
Three QlNrs Of deeou ear Ane and tAnspA
JELLY,
WITHOUT IOmIHG OR USING EGGS,
WITHOUT srxAiNING,
OR CLARIFYING IN ANY WAY.
IL may he made without trouble, IN ulues and well
In the pAIor chamber - the kiiehe1 For sale by
JJskPH LAIDLEY, Chenht,
Main and 9Th sire. %,
kI1N OF THE RED MORTAR.
deiO Richmond, Va
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IRGINIA.Atr rules bel In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Of Gloucester county, nrst Monday In No
vemb,r lstO, being the day OF hs month,
Robert D. Taliafeuo, VIII sues for thu benefit and
At the cost a. j. Lyle Clarke, Compi.
against In Chanecry
James ". Leigh, John /. Blbble, and Jefferson W.
stuobs, UetL
The ohee. Of this sui. Is to subject the OF aed n the bEi
proceedings msntoaed 10 the Of judgment
cred by The p.nf 10 the said Court inst the defendant James
W. Leigh And appearing by s ayt made and hlrd that the
defendant L,gn Is resident Of the state Of ylIgnia
moon Of the n untG by Wy ndham Kemp his torney.
dered that m said defendant also appear within month after
due publication Of this order and DO what necessary protect
his i-tsrests In this suit.
ACopy-Ttste.
deli-w4w r. CARY, O. c.
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u BLE WASH FOR PREsERyISG THE T.Efd-Th ! .yiua.
bic preparation composed Of substances which long experience
has proved efficient In preserving The teeth decay
It's fragrant Tooth Wash, iIpAtng lcoui fresh
m breath, aud completely removing all ie
teri substances the eih. IL also keeps the gum soh
heshy and adherent the teeth Used according TO the cee
lions Il will treetuAy preserve the teeth render eu sSs liable
wh.n decayed prevent Of the painful aud d
Agreeable operations OF the dentist
Manufactured and for sale by -
della JAS y. DINAI, Druggist.
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NEW YORK MARKgTs. Dec. s

Total bushels .... 1851 1871 SsI 19I,2gT 1874
Decrease 90 far this season, f42. $50 tushelL
wooD quote Oak at 3Ad3T 2 cord, Pine 2HGS. The
relau prices are tlH for Oak and for Pse.
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A Letter from a Member OF tno cabinet.

The Pburg Ciroaies Publishes the following letter,
which, says "a prominent Clergyman Of Ptsburg has
Just received from member Of President Blchanan's
n .hirntn.
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CODE OF VIRGINIA.

NkW EDII1ON.
BY Col. Geo. Wythe Munford.
7 JsT published and for sale By
% A MORRIS.
Publisher and Law Bookseller, Rlshnend, Va.
ALS0-Jnst Published
Guide u Magistrates with practical FORMS the Discharge
their duties out u Court which added
Prosecutors sherni, Coronsrs Con,taLls Rseh afo
Clerks, Ae Second kdon In which the laws brought down
the present time, with notes. ~ Joseph Mayo at
Law ard Mayor Of Rehnoad price o. Of postage on
receipt Il the amount
edition OF TAe Analytical Dgeei Index Of the yrgl.
MIA Report, fra DaTadal To The present iiS I5h GrGtan
uys Including also the Decision speea Court
pei BY Alexander H. Sands ksq hor oftLe hory Of
10 Equity The New American Porn Book Editor Of
Quarterly Law Review
The labors Of the edition has been thoroughly revised
the Int odueon many titles greatly n
laged and improved and Ill commend ts1 patro.
age Presan- viii be uEd eotsplete and accurate
index o all the vrg MIA Reports
. CONSTANTLY on HAND
largest and most complete Books 10 be ind
In the euh al the LOWEST PcR - which vopll beg the
tsntiou efthe Legal Profession. A. NORRIS,
noss Publisher and Booksslsr,'
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wHzl 1--WE conoue TO quote Red at tL20; White at tSo -
Thes are for pineyey little offering The
rec .lpts Of the past moth, 4c were as follows:
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nyHE copartnershp heretofore existing under the drm %
Il NICHE DrNNAyANT c., In the PUBLIC PRINTING
AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE AND BOOK BNOEaY, Il ibis day
dissolved by consent, Mess TYLkR and WISE retiring
The debtI due by the late hrm account e the said ee and
bndery will be paid by ltch- DunnayALi whom all eebs
due 10 the said firm have been assigned.
WM.F. BIToHIs
wM. W DUNsANANr,
NAT TYLER
q JENNINGS VIE
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP

GROUND ALUM SALT.
Snn eacks CIR JUND ALUM SAIL, II noe order eotsyn
OUU meat, for aeb by WIN. RoYsrEs,
deii-lw Car. Cary and Va ss
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ID CORRssPoNDENTss..

80.
clss i.sn BOA sdss n ~ paper OK aot % paeii4
AZ nat rc u song stlaftag ougA @ % taooa % as
l tsf "a - departed un. 0otsGrr Ho-css s-eesa
4. a1lt las afe c1.lrgad ~ GdpsFtissEsEts.
- Racdaacf ratilkG % rcin rCi.sf coni1isstc1sosi
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States that have violated the constitution In the Of Person
berty bills be Union Oeas1g 70 afhate In
bond they tiled TO respect consdeA
0a the Union and the Union be hose States should
be sect ad aud the remaining states including the eatre South
constitute aconfedeTaey.
Il suggested hoped hs Hon A. r. Stephens OF Georgs
will visit Washington before the final catastrophe His
pathetic u undoubtedly, be Of much SerVie In th
crisis.
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The undersigned will continue carry the PRINTING sud
IuRBiNDlNg RUsNEss 4. heretofore In ali Its vail Us
their cid stand Of Main aud Tw h Streets
rnance 9Th Street All work entrusted TO the will 10;
the and reasonable terms We ant
work give satisfaction As proof Of capacity TO phase
respe fully the edition OF the Revised
Code OF Virginia. being Published ofour Int ng
Ending We would h0 the Cle Il Of the
Couutes Corporations In the State, well tie OIL q
the Commonwealth and qua tf he materials
usedin BLANK n OK Mandatory
We respectfully solicit the patronage Of the public
d ii-c3uf RITCHIE A DUNNAyANT
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CORNS REMOVED FROM
~ their feet without pain 10 a lev <S3XHl&<A
onds. strangers and Others suffering from -YTXSSkSA
Corns Bunlons, sails, &c, should pAIueu NssdSis<s-
larry take notice they wish TO avoid the III consequences g
bad neglect Read these fee extracts daily
thankful patients Rev. DR. Mitchell Having
corns tried various ties without
until had DR.. Schultz eel thankful
comfort Afforded Another thous' nds suffer
and should be doing lsce 10 other the pubic the DR.
did | certify n lis en- Ire painless
Dr. tally In attendance at bis office, walls Hotel, Wall e.
10
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-08
Munstarg ana Gamnrsrtizl 3sbieba,
BALTIMORE. November Z. 1850.

BALTIMORE, November Z, 1860.
The Stock market has been object of more than
usual interest to day, everybody being apparently de-
srous to ascertain the effect of the Presidential election
upon it, Those alarmsts however VINO have been pre-
dieting fearful panic follow the announcement of
the election of Mr. Lincoln (for which result probably
nine out of every ten intelligent persons were prepared
IN adyance have been disappointed, evidence of q
panic being apparent either in our own, the New
York market The market here was however weak and
in Northern Central Railway shares and bonds there
aconsderable decline, bat the decline was occasoned
mainly by local causes. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
shares and bonds on the contrary very firm No,
thing was done in the bonds but of the shares there
were 425 sold at 500 cash. and s69d694 for the opening
and it closed firm at 500 bid regular way, and $40 bid
buyer GO days OF Northern Central Railway there were
500 shares sold at from SIC at which figure it opened
down to $l54, the latter figure being decline of s2
on the closing pce of yesterday. Most the Northern
Central Railway sold within the past few days
hypohecaed stock which was forced on to the market
by parties who have loaned money upon it, The bonds
of this road declined to-day per cent Sales
$l7 900 1855 at 61 $1,000 do. cox, s17 600
Co. and they closed at 59A bid 60 asked The only
OF Railroad bonds other than the above of 81 900
Northwestern Virginia endorsed third mortgage 7G. OF
City 6s the only sale made of 800 1905 at
but they closed bid 1S75s and bid 1905
these figures being decline of to per cent the
i' ~ az tie oose Sestelu"y' Inc mining sochs were
generally weaker than yesterday, but the only Of
them in which there any of consequence
was Springfield. OF this stock there were some 100
shares sold at So O5@21O cash, and s22o time these
figures being decline of Is cts. yesterdays prices
Springfield closed at s210 bid regular way. Guilford
brought the price yesterday lot of
being sold at S11O cash The only other sale of Mining
stock was one of 400 shares Deep River at 50 cts
cline of 10 cts.
At the second board in New York to-day Missouri G's
advanced but New York Central declined Reading
and Harlem 81 each, Erie SI2, and Gaena and Chicago
SlB but no quotations received for the first board
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-08
LATER FROM NEW MEXICO.

THE WAR WITH THE lNDIANs-SUCCEssEs OVER THE
NAVAJoES.
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 5.-The New Mexican mails
with dates to the 22d ult., arrived here to-day
Col. Candy had engagement with the Navaoe
Indians on the I'd ult Forty horses and five hun
dred sheep were captured, aud five prisoners and
six Indians killed.
The Utahs, under Capt. Pfeiffer, captured 5 600
sheep and large number of horses, with nineteen
prisoners and FIVE scalps.
Captain Buckman's party of volunteers took sew
enty horses and one scalp.
The Indians sorely pressed on all sides, and
the time.
Fhe Utahs had proved treacberous after receiv
ing large number of horses they put out with
them, declining to have any more to do with the
campaign. BY their treachery the Indians recov-
cred 5000 of the sheep that were taken from them
The command of Capt Pfeifier was put in immi-
nent danger, but after hard battle they escaped.
Business at Santa Fe very dull. Flour is selling
at $40 per sack and is very scarce.
The weather on the plains is very cold. There
is no news of Importance from the Plains.
Tenpyson is engaged in writing a new poem,
founded on the history of Queen Boadicea. He
fairly claim the title of EnqIish poet laureate:
for the subjects of all his largest Maud
"Tbe Princess" "Idyls of the King" as we'll as
many of his shorter poems-are suggested by Incl
dents in English life or history SIN Memoriam, -
too, is tribute to young Englishman.
Anthony B. Nelson, one of the most prominent
merchants of New York, and President of the Sun
Mutual Insurance Company and of the Board of
Underwriters of that city died on Tuesday morn
ing.
The ship 0ctavius, at New York, from Calcutta,
lost by cholera, while there, two of her seamen,
VIM. Smith, of Baltimore, Md, and Edward Dorse,
of Portland, Maine.
Hon. Stephen A. Douglas was in Mobile, Ala. on
the day of the election.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.

T.JAGo DE CUBA-Schr. John Gritih.-165 hhds.
sugar. 32l bbs do tierces do do. honey, 500 bales
tobacco Kirkland, Chase & Co.
COASTWISE.
BosToN Steamship Ben Deford-2O7 cases boots and
shoes, Grnnel 'enkins; 2O4 bbls. apples, Thomas
Bond; 4l2 do, III burn; ia bales dry goods, Du-
val, Keghler Co.; 21O bbls mackerel, B. & 0. r. R.
agent 100 do herring, T. r. Mathews Sons; 107 bales
dry goods $50 do PIG do boots and shoes 20 bbls
apples, sundry persons.
CHARLEsToN-Schr. SilUer Stdr.-13S bales cotton, A
G. SchaeGer 90 do, Mills Mayhem CO.. rs do, order;
% do rags, Wheelrght, Nudge Co. SO boxes copper
ore, ID. Keener
CHARLEsTON.-chr. Maryland 100 bales cotton Mills
Mayhem Co.; 81 tierces rice, John Williams Son; %
do, Richardson CO.. 50 do S5 bbls turpentne, James
cases do, B. S. & W. A. Loney & Co.