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THE WEEKLY RECORDER. OCT. 1$. PAYETTliviI,tl5.'eN-. V;. THCRSDAY^OCT 18. 1 Farming ltt England. The Preiidmt hu&is.ued a Proclamation for a day of (National Tliauksgiying, a \ d l,,,M el,u ' Foreig n Now*. UE.\ERAI, ITEMS. Uffici.l intelligence from Caudia M.ta that; ' -_- ^ — .other batUe had taken place, m which 7 .OU0 . ^ ^ MJNE AF J9 UL|D(N est surface mino in the world . pany, chartered by the state, aud invest-(entrusted the tosk a capital of $500,000, ha. been organized . o f the fleeces elite „.i. \, I Fain helil in tins i , N f'. say. Dubtnlly the A wealth y Another oatue uau taaeu piace, m nuim I ^ Cretans and 17,000 Egyptian, were engaged !'^^^^^r^-.--; ^ or y The former commenced the HI tack, anJ drove com baok ^the Eypgtians to the «ea, where they itig a were received on board tho fleet. A conflict work it. iBgi.>««,»..u i« reported between the Christians and Turks J — iB rumored that the New York State merited some of tho h Ics .ln«. for whlch^ e | at H^aelea. in which the tor chum the JJ^J^Vo^i'l^lllLrbur ^H? '^\.rplea They are eui'luiuly vciv |udv««tnge. „ • — i-«o-«-&t<tt»-huildinff— perhaps a State Prison. LOCAL. HVrELLIGEXCE. should,, bo thankful. iucjw»™uuu4j , ^- «• .u . ,.^,:„ n „f the many! and ungrateful and ignorant indeed | Ti e London Time, favors the revision ofjhe must be tl.. citizen who will not or cannot np-' n-ut«I,ty law. of England and .he L state, precinte them. The past season ha. not, por- —It Is stated that General Dix doeTnoTI propose to take charge of th<- French mistii until about the flift of December, the date Wool Proailuaia . MANLIDS, N. Y . Sept.. 1866. , A U. A-'TU. Prende\U of the Onondaja Coun tStT An intelligent and active boy, desirous i v Wool Gruwrrt Anuci>Hton i of learning tho printing business, may bear of -Dear MIL .-Your Committee, tr. whom was ' tt , Q0<1 oppurlunity by applying at this office, tosk of attending the cleansing | rr J * J ° tl (nr competition ivL tlie , * ^ village, ou tho first day of 1 _ (Burtca. Notice.) Ma y last, would respectfully 1 WBI ™<> PAPBB and EsvxLors SwMprp to REPORT. ' order at BAETLETT 's Drug a „n3 Book Store. Tlie fleeces were token to the factory of, _ ..»., Morgan £ .SneH. in the village of .\1 anlius—j COAL .—Messrs. B 0. i H . Beard announce bnjw, been all that the farmers, in particular, oould desire; yet their granaries are full, and they-reeelve an-ample price for thoir products. If there bean y Hill dissatisfied, let them turn their eyes to England, where the crops are not, only out down by tho urffaVorablo season, but where a {ilagua lias devastated thu flocks. Mr. Willard, an agricultural agent, thu. writes from'Chester, England, under date of Sept. 16 Tlie weatltpr for the last three weeks IU England h.s been very wet, which has inter- | forod with tho harvesting of crop*. There has been scaroely a day but there ha. been rain, and iminensequantftipsof wheat, nalsnnd other grain*, are iu the fields in n damaged condi tion. In Oxfordshire, Warwick, Worcester sblro, Shropshire and Cheshire. I saw lurgo fields o f oats anil wheat iu the swath, in shucks, and uncut, roueh of tint grain betrilining to sprout, and the loss consequently must ho vow largo. Farmers say that for many years past they have not had so unfavorable weather fur harvesting crops as thin season \ I came into Cheshire to look at the ohceso by a mixed commission, and advocates t.ie i B , SpluW deMr „\ |,» resign at |.>n. it | ji/-r- r jpu . on0 of your committee, jnitiou by England of the justice Of the | a( .captod, to ubo c ,r ect . The General - * family ,„ r recogi _ ( ^ claims fur the Alabama depredations. I W ||l pracude linn to Europe, \lioviiiff tnk»-n pn»- The Kin g of Unnovor has protested to all ' sage in tho steamer Arogv for Havre on the Cabinots in Europe against tho annexation of' 2 \ l!l \\tant his kingdom to I'russla. i , —John 8. Rnrev. the ,, , • . . , . , , . , <lieil «ud<lenly at Cleveland, on tin 4th u.st Tho French Simmer had protested against Ufi llrwml ^ r hc | IU1 | „ »,n..U 0 ..t paralx-i. Turkey ceding any porU in the Oulf of Eglna „„„.„ ft | 1K ,|, t i, n „ (,„ | 1IW i .ren ir.nt< I l.v suv- to America or Russia. '.oral piuuiinent physirmns. <m Tin rndnv ut. feev^rol persons prominent In the laving of - u • '\• '<*\ tho \ \ ndd-ll h...i-e f..r a vt-nlk. ,., /.,,> , ii i\i .i • but Kooti returned, compiuining of u iioin in the Atlantic t able have been knighted by the , ^ ^ A „ er a (cw ^ Queen, and the reason assigned by her for not exclaimed. \I aiu dying,' jnui in about an conferring distinguished marks of honor upon hour he expirod. Cyrus W . Field, is an apprehension that ll | —It is stntei -1 that a short time since, \ two might encroach on tho provluco of his own hundred orgatimen an I Italian itinerants in , I I ne musical line, h'lt Knglrnd for America t o Government. | (J , V t j, tlr „ rt - A de i l( ,| lt f u | ., r „ Bp< .c t that. A later dispatch, from Constantinople, an-, -_ KrK 1)(sborft)) s^,,,,,.,.^ nf f;| OUCP . tl . r , nounoes the completion of the purchase of tho M„ n ^, i, n oe nt<jry old. She i« in good health, iidiind of Uelos, a most important naval »Ui- reads the newspnper nuUiuut the aid ofirlusses and has knit Blockings and worked ' •' ,,,.„„ n -,.fe carefully, thoroughly and »e|»arat»- Iv^aT^preeisely-allT^TraeTvTnBl^ the animals and fleece«, butb before and after leansing. were all under the inspection of B o f your committee. These ng- re. we're placed in the hands of our Secretary to moke the necessary computations, with tlie following results. Jiiiiics Hush James Jiusn. Ham , weighed 102 pounds; celei.rated horse tamer the fleece. X4S diysold. weighed 17 1-2 pounds .-lennsed 4 7f. pounds, or >W-i of a pound for the gratifying- intelligence of a reduction in the price of coaL See their advertisement. * -»-. BEAR D HALL, SATOBOAT JBVEWINO .—Chas. E. Fitch and Patrick Corbett will address the, cit izen, of Fayetteville next Saturday evening, at Beard Hall. ^ - GOME llout—Re v P. M. Baker, of Rhode ..„.•!, \pound of\animal m a year i M™<*. who has been sojourning a few day. in J..i«-|ih He«s, Ewe, weighed « 5 pounds; the , our village, and delivered a conple of able tierce, S5S8 days i leaused t 72 poun .We , WelgtieU OJ pouuuo , iu. | uur viiiu^o , auu uoiiisisu \ w. — old. weighs 13 pounds , and j <crm0 ua.befor e our congregations, has returned inds or.u5b3'J of a pound for ofwr & pleftaant vMu for the dallies, and to satisfy invsclf in regard tn the losses resulting from cattle plague. Dairying | the Eastern question hits been almost wholly broken up throughout the country. Farmers who were niilUlug sixty and eighty cows lust season, ore now doing wu enu help it, v.itil the tion in tho flreoian Archipelago, by the Uoiieu — - - . . > „„• , i.eing rruumi, IIIWIU |..»uu--u.. -— -- - ton in ti e i a , g . j I soldiers nf tho revolution, the wur of 181 J. and t„,u time of growth and weight States (.ovemment. and detail, at the same , ^ r ,. Mllon . ..f'thea . al This pn« was awarded to time tbo positive interests which the American —While threo little boy . wero amusing people have in the progress and solution of th.n.s.lvos with a toy cannon. In Ne w Orl-an*. I, ,, . . _ one of them put a hull or some otlo-r inis»ili> ireaniuig of tho injurv .tfier'l ufleh pound of animal in a year. Ad lison tl Clapp, Ewe , weighed . r i8 pounds: the floi-cn, 8 !l.*> days old, weighed N pounds , t-|enp»ed 3 SO pounds. ..r nC<>7J of B pound for I each rxiiind of annual in a year r-pencer Beard, liwe , weighed 63 pounds, the fleece, 3G5 dny» oht, woitfhed 7 pounds , and cleansed •! tl pounds, or .07732 of a pound tor eaob pound of annual in u year The prize was offered ou the basis of the Moore prize of 1H66, that is for tho beat fleece they offer the highest price. Farmers can do ..f one year-e growth or thereabouts, which on j no bffttor tlm - n tbJ8 chaoce afford j . I.eing scoured, should iirodueo the most wonl v . . „ , , „ .„ 1 • 1 . ...» i _ ,., I the national Bank of Fayetteville, REQISTKV —Our citizens were busy on Tues day and Wednesday iu registering their names prior fo election. One more chance, anortbe last, wdl occur on Friday before election, OATS.—Scoville, Eaton <fc Co. advertise for a number of thousand bushels of oats, for which put into the little gun , not BOGUS . —Wo do uot uffltct our readers, when i' might do Th e missile . ntered the im right side, ami -penetrating tlie heart, was al most inuueiliatelv fatal 'lb \ luile boys were f Id I Silencer Beard, of Maniius. I'liilmhlv there never was a prize offered in LECTURE.—It U announced that Rev. Mr. Spencer will deliver a discourse before the (Jood Templars of this vilhige, this evening, at Invitation is ex- the I'nited Mates, in any way pertaining to wool, that has so completely awakeiiod the | tnu Presbyterian Church WIMII growing community, us the Moore pnzo | , , .. . TI i. ' 11 u i . tended to ull t o attend, of 186.). The result, as soon us publishod. was ars ot age and the I c \l ,1,,d rve, T Agricultural journal printed \ •t three veurs old I \ ' l ' 18 English language iu the world. W e 'lliu babe wus uot. I ,lur \ w * r '' l,,,l y l\\' tiu \y roused by the fact | recently issued posters, announcing that he will , -\L't i ' • .i \ i . ' .i . . , , . , i i that Mr Clapp took the prize. In other laud-* i eeil his farms situate on the road leading from and seudhig It t .i le.ndou and othur markets, dint n number of gemItfnien, cluiiuauts for in injured » . , , , ,- . w i wil „ .„ . ' on. ave on IU H IOBU leaning jrom I —A n old colored preacher in \V\i\i<. * nHt ,rulb \ mt . \\derlies the whole n^ j the btone srbool-bouse to Peck's school -house, sunsutiotinl rumors nothing at oheeso making, having only half a f roI U Washington und elsewhere, which fill the i, r „, | lt . r n . frimi U tolSv dozen oows left of thuir herds. Soino hove j, ow ^ork napeis one day. generallv to be dm- ,„o.her had b.-r vonngert, ^^XT^^X^>^^^ The last of these storie. is arms at'tbo tin, . REA L ESTATE FOB &ALK —M r E . Voorus has Oruiit gloom generuliy premiis auo ng tl nil/ lioiu I.tigiaioi, vtuiit -d upon tin I'u-i farmers, since in addition to tho luimcnso lois.-s ; d j . h R j enmn(J „| lolll ,i h „ im i.!... e .-..| A ..t«..... . *l ,.,M,. IM tlw i mi. I r* < resulting from oattlo plague, there is tho uu- , certainty of future operations, the bad weather , medinteiv , irginin, I l^lliiuml, I 1 J'in < ol i l .ii -jn -t m a i it .1 an interesting young lan\ of Ins own uoluruud • I '-atioii hi mt heun lost sight of, and made for indemnity within thirty pemun whoso age is only a\ jenrs. for harvesting tho grain crop, and the serious ! days, with a threat that in case it was nut com- losses among tho sheep wluu a change, has been m«do to sheep farming. The most into! ligeut tanners toll me that all remedies tried as a prevention or cure of cattle plague huve proved unavailing, nnd that tho urualung out system ha. been the only ono that could bu safely adopted to arrest tho spread of the dis ease. I walked over the farm of a largo dairy- man, who reside, some tcu miles from Clieatur, and asked him to show me hi. stock Ho took me down a path in tho meud .iw and pointed out an old marl pit or excavation, saying that the best part of a herd of ulghty cows lay in that euolosuro, eight feet below the surfaoo.\ Spain . This nation, once tho most powerful in Eu rope, when it. king wa . likewiso Emperor ot Germany, appear, to be sunk into the most abjoot poverty and despotism. The Queen, who hold, the last crown of the Bourbons, is notorious for hor licentiousness, and nnderher minister Karvaoz and thu priesthood, tho last vestiges of public spirit and liberty seem to have fled. A Frenoh journal thus describes the state of affairs: \ Novor linoe the times of the Inquisition and Ferdinand VII has there been seen snob terror prevailing or soch silence All the lib- «r»l journals have been suspended. The few which survive are contented to borrow from a little semi-official journal, not political news, but tiie most insignificant faots.^There are no lunger either journals or meetlsmt. The pub lie^ptaecs of amuiemcut are oHkd nt ten o' clock. It is the death of levent^&miiliuns of individual.. Marshal tfsrvaez ,^Po Bees Eu rope ocoupied with* the gravostffiestionB, be lieves that publio attention will Wk trouble it self with his oouduot. Every day -at Madrid ana throughout the Peninsula, especially at Barcelona and Seville, arrests are made and people shot When night arrives, patrols of the ovio guard, esrbine in hand, perambulate the streets. All persons that can leavo Spain are hastening to do so. Spanish refugees huve flocked in great number, to south of France. >\onvaez has again confided the eduoation of the Prince of tbo Asturias to the Archbishop of Burgos, one of tlie chiefs of tho ultramon tane party. Lastly, the aeligiouk orders of monks, Capuchins, Carmelites, etc., who have entirely disappeared from tho country since 1840, are about to bo recalled. The new gov ernment Intends to place its support upon bay onet, and the olurgy The treasury is ompty, ull industrial enterprises are insolvent, and the discontent of the people is extreme.\ It cannot be that even priestcraft has crush ed out all of the old Costilian spirit, and if any of it remains we may look for a revolution at any .day. An unsuccessful attempt at ono oo ourred but a few mouths ago. Tbero is ..id to be a stroug republican clement in Spain, which may bo strong enough to effuot a change in the dynasty, and other material reforms —a republic! is not to bolooked for. It will bo a blessed thing to see tho last o f the accursed Bourbon. dethrontrcLand exiled. JEFF. DAVIS .—In reply to an enquiry from the President, tho Attorney General, under slate o f the 12th insL, says be see. no reason wh y the Circuit Court of the United State, should not meet in Virginia on the 4th Moo- day -of November next, as provided by act ot Congress io May,last, and Jeff. Davis tried for treason'Wore that civil tribunal. MAXOULUK.—An Austrian paper.says the Empres* Carlotta expect, b y the next steamer to hear of the abdication of. her husband. The tclegraph-Jilso-s »ys that Gen. Sheridan is in- formed /of Maximilian's arrangements to leave, ' and that they are ucarly ready. —(.mi zulos and l'elllcer \v. re executed short- , , , , i , MI . . • .. . i i i i I h lifter ten oVIouk on Friday lutt. in It. u. ing plied with, Canada should be seized ond held | ^ ^ Brooklyn, with.,, a lew blocks as seounty for the debt; aud it was argued | |if t(u , Keur ()f tmj lllurnK rot Si-in .r Otero. that a foreign war would havo a tendency to allay the bitterness of leeling between tho Radicals and Conservatives. The President \declines iucurriug thu expanse of a war, for financial reasons, ho is anxious to reduce the taxation and restore tbo currency as soon as possible to a specie basis.\ Not content with this, tho same writer s»y . \ it is said \ that a ooiupulsnry.deinMKl will be immediately made on England, and an army ordered to the Can ada border in ICSB than six weeks! It is with sucb \ new. \ that the wire, are daily occupied for the boDefit of city papers. TsyrEEANCE ADROAO.—Whatever msy be the prospcot uf (he temperanoe cause iu our own land, it is certainly not encouraging iu Great Britain. An English paper before u. .ay.: In the first half of the present yuur 10, 'Ihev made a full eonfei -Hiou of their pal !.• inn llonin the dtcd, ami charged \ i le » n Ii l« IUJ the planner and chiel ai -sux-un. .Neither mui.- ifusted any particular emotion ou the uallows — A dolalcatum was reported in Man Fran IHulv appreciated Vt hile the Inot, cuiiuol lie I IOHI sight of that extremely heavy fleeeoi do j easy, Igivo cxtretuily heavy nh-ansed flecoes, still, ought it not to be the aim of the wool grower l,i produce fleoeu» Wnicli will not shrink so iterrtblv in cleansing. | llcsjiuclfully, A. A. Tatpr. I J \MES f .EUOES, | A F W ILOOX. he i n«'.»rn part of this town. Torms made .TIexlian Now*. Mexico correspondence, dated Sept 29th, the 12tli inst. which will amoiiet 1 »nv» that MiiMiuilliun s iieHh^uinistry was very active and industrial!., but hud nolbiug to so cum the pul'lie conlidenre The compact between the Emperor and the Church pnrty is vntnally to turn over tho powoi inio their hand-*, on the reoeiptof twen ty Ave million* of dollars. Ma.tmillinn to be niiorly the e\eonti»r of their wishes. The ' Cloireh part\ hav uitinencud operations by declaring that the abuses of tho press should be suppressed Mr OfeTburv, tho United Stales Consul al the Cnpitol of Mexico, had left for Ne w York on a lento of (ilweiuo. A banquet was given linn by American* in the city at which the half a million dollnrs in currency The pe< petrotor, a Ixiok-koeper, has absconded, and is believed to have gonu to l'ln |iu or I 'liuatua. —Among tho new post masters appointed i« ,Io& Davis, 2d, Albany, and I ' I D do Beck with, Cazenovia. —J Davidson, the builder of the >*knneato- les railroad, is paying laborers $1 .Vi per day He advcrtisus for lUU bauds. —A news boy named Roe Ml off th e Syra cuse A Hlngbainton cars on Wednesday last, aud was instantly killed. He lived in .Syracuse. —The Chicago Tribune lueiilioiis a Htrange mortality recently uniting th e homes in Lyono i Loiitodcrnte exiles made speeches, oxprossiug township, in that State, soverul valuable nm ' groat love for the Union niul» lui\ing died within the lssl fe w days. | Orders wero is «ue .l on the 2flth ultimo to CJOIOK LIME .—Wo coll the attention of our readers to the advertisement of J B. Wheeler, who offers a superior quality of quick lima for sule. His long standing in this branch of busi ness, and uuifurm fair dealing with his custom ers, render a \ puff\ unnecessary. VALUABLE PaorEaTT H>R SALE .—Mr. J. Arm strong offers, as may be seeu by his advertise ment in another column, his hotel for sale. This hotel is situated in a most desirable local ity, and any man who can \ keep a hotel \ will do well to call and examine the premises. BL'SISESB CDAKOE .—We learn that tho mar ble yard of this village, so long carried on by Mr James Mead, has recently been .old to Mr. Josephu. Orons, a youfag man of undoubted ability and taste in tbis business, who will give full satisfaction to bis customers. Give him a csil. NOTICE .—Dr F M. Byington, having sold 200.OUO gallons of homo-made spirits have been , It is reported to havo been caused by the I send two thousand troops to move against , his interest in the drug store, hereby requests retained tor consumption as beverage In the giasshoppers, which, being token into the Duinngo ami San I.uis PotoM, iu order to re- United Kitfgdom—uumety, 5,660,204 gallons mouth, bite tho tongues of the annuals, and 1 poses, the norihern houndttries. Unimportant in England. 2,364.203 in Scotland, and 2.20U, I make thum so soru that they will not eat' and desultory skirnnshing was going on all fi9S in Ireland. Tl is i « an increase in ouch of i thereafter, und starve to death. I through the interior Mm shall Hazmuo had tho three Wlnedoms over thu quantity in tbu Tho Syrncuso paperahave this in tin ir |KI - '\\'e d orders deferring tho departure of the tirBt half of I860, and n still larger inoreaso | j |CO ro . )ur t ••tiaralii tlazzard nnd Tiieo.Uoe. French troops for ine pi.>seut and Mnximlllian over tho quantity in the first half of 1864. The j A H tt zza r , l (both colored;, of Mnnli' * we re 1 wa « imp^siul «ill. the idea that another revo- increase in Ii-eland over tho corresponding pe-j arrt j f u r huing druuk and disorderlv sen lotion wn« iinimueiit in the United States, • • 1 \ Inn I ,„„„.. .„. [•.anit.,. ! \ Tii ..t- c4inoli l ,,..ft KLV .. ..it I whichh wou'd secure hunn upon hi.. thronee It nod of last yenr is nearly 800.000 gallons. I I TL>I)CU ,,,,,^,,,^,,1 •• They should no tiave se | whic wmi'd « rl -ure hu ui...n hi thron .i.. .... . .!....#.„».. i«.,.os., i. - i, contidi'i.tlv asserted al WiisliiiigUin by gnu tho same first six months of 1866. 1,'!)24.874 such a bud example fur-Vluto tolks. proof gallons of brandy imported from beyond seas havo beon entered for borne consumption here, and 1,032.851 proof gallons uf rum, and these quantities ahjo show an increase over the first six months of tho two previous years,\ AMERICA IN THE EAST.—Thu last news from Europo states that our Government has pur chased, for twenty million dollars, the north-; •„ \ t . - , , „ . J .... I lub, in Syracuse yesterday afternoon. W„ em part of tho island of Molos. in the Grecian | have not >et heard tho rc8U | t of lho gume Archipelago. The island lay. the first aft f r _| —Thoprwters in the Government printing doubling Oapo Malea, on tho way to Cunstan-. office at Wa-hington lately struck for tho eight tinoplo, and has a noble harbor. The primary j hour system, and the Governmeut has aoceded objeot of the purpose is no doubt to suoure a depot for our Mediterranean squadron, but it is probable also that our Government is cSFe- fully watching the Eastern question, which promise, soon to assume great magnitude. European nations view this purchaso with jea lousy, and England and France appear partic ularly to have protested against it to the Sub lime Porte. _, . ... „ ., , > tlomen who are interested, that Santo Anna -The veteran, of the lnrli N *, ( avalry onJ . h ^ , ft . r ^ d|ffioul propose to have a re-noiun on the l^th of De- fc , , lnt „ roe8si<>n „ l , lnutun , frier , a8i oeniber next, at the Globe Hotel in >yraeuse. | ftnd t)mt ^ fnn }mg an „^, llon WIth SttIlU —A counterfeit or tho nuw fiv.i cent coin is Anna at its head will land upon the Mexican in clroulrtion. It may be distinguished fioui ; C o «s t iu nine to seize the French and Austrian tho genuine by the softuess of the metal , military supplies, thus paying the oxpunses of —The Ocean B . B. Club, of North Manlius, I the expi-dniou The hnrgain n that Juarez is plavod a challenge gnme with the l eutrul City i to wrcsl from Maximilian the confiscated ' \• ' ' Church property, and Santa Anna isto recover In* own confiscated property, which is is of al most fabulous value. [Dullness Nnttco.] Ono good WOUK IIOBSE for sale by 16 B. G. & H . BEARO. to tho demand —It may bo interesting to some to know ! that a foreign-born person coming to the U. Stales prior to eighteen yearsaif age, after a residence of five years Is entitled to naturaliz ation without previous application. —Among tho 200 persons lost in tho steam ship Evening Star, on the passage from Now York to New Orleans, wa . an Italian oporn troupe, comprising fifty-nine persons, and Spaulding's eirous company, thirty persons. —A fire at Wiscosset, Me., on the 9th inst, destroyed over fifty buildings, including Um customhouse, a hotel, sad loft, marble works DEATH OF JOUN VAN UUUEN.—Lion. John Van Bur en died on board tho steamer Scotia, on the 14tb inst., when within two days sail Of land bay warehouse, and two yachts at the New York. His health had been for some iTIAKRIAOES, lu this villag e Oct. 4. by Rev. Mr Babcook, M r A. S. Harmon, of Jackson, Mich., to Miss E. B. Randall, of Cortland. N . Y. In Cluttenango, Mr. (ieurgo A . Cook to Miss Hattie E. Allen, both of Kirkville. In Pompey, Oct. 10, Mr George Davenport, of Soeiuaw, Mich., to Miss Lydia B. Wright, timo declining, and reoently be left borne for a tour in Scotland, in, the hope of improvement. During his tour he caught a severe cold, which caused inflammation of the kidney., and was so weak when he came on board the steamer that he was -confined to his state-room. Mr. VSA Burea was born in 1810. Ills life as a politician, and whose sooial qualities .toured him a'wide circle of friends, is familiar to the people not only of tbis State but of the Union. A TEBRIDLK FLBE.—On Sunday morning last a fire broke out in St. Joseph street, Quebec, which, spread with fearful rapidity, and in a few hours consumed-..twenty three hundred houses, making twenty thousand people home less, and iuvolviag a loss of about three mil lions of dollars. Six lives were lost. Most of eluded wens six «hurcha. and convents. wharves. Loss about $200,000. —In Canada beef sell, at 10 cts. per pound mutton 6, butter 17, potatoes 20 cts. a bushel. Still labor is low, aud many cannot gel em ployment at any price, and they flock to tine side by thousands. —Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton announces herself as a candidate for Congress in the Eighth Distriot of this State. Ue r platform is \ uni versal suffrage.\ DIED. Iu this village, OuU 16, Mr. John Dale, aged 63 years. Village li e tal l market. CORRECTED WEEKLY. Flour, per barrel 810 SO a IS 00 00 a 00 a SO a 13 a a 00 a 83 SO 2 00 Albany Cattle Market. ALBANY, Oct. 13. , , r _. .„ „„^ , BEEVES —Although prices aae lower than \ Cheese, per l b 00 a last week, i t can hardly, be said that lho fb.P- ketjuat closing has been a losing ono t o sell er. The stock average, lo w a* t o quality, aud prime extra was scarce, but this did not pre vent\ a decline on that quality of 1 -4c per lb. The decline on other grades was l-4a24c SHEEP .—Tire demand.continues lu^-nt, and prices have receded nearly l-4c per lb. Coui- 16 60 76 00 a -si 00 00 a 40 the building, were no doubt of wood, but In. Wo* ^ ^ ^ ^ '° Hoos—Aroingood request at lOall c Corn, per bushel, Oats, per bushel Beam, pur bushel 1 Apples, dried, per lb. Potatoes, now, per bushel Onions, per bushel Barley, per bushel. Butter, per lb Cheese, per l b 00 a 20 Lard, pec l b 00 a 28 Eggs, per dozen 00\ a 22 Salt, per barrel 00 00 a 2 66 Hay, per ton 10 00 a 12 00 WooLperlb 46 a 60 Mutton, per lb\ 10 a 16 Beef, per l b 5 a 18 Pork, fresh and new salt 00 a 18 Coal, per ton 1 00- a 8 00 Wood, .oft, per cord 6 00 a 6 OO Wood, hard, per cord 4 00a 7 00 all who are indebted to him to coll at his of fice and settle accounts with him Immediately. His oflice is still at tbu store, one door south of the Bank, where he may be fuuud, or orders left fur him. ..— - THE LATE ELECTION, resulted in a Republi can success in every State. The majority lu Pennsylvania is about lti.oOO. in Ohio about 40.0UO, and fully as decisive in Indiana and Iowa. There was a net Republican gain of one member uf Congress. .The members so far elected to the next Congress, number 67 Re publicans to 12 Democrats. A STOET—We do not intend to adopt the \to be continued\ style of pnbliahing .tone., but we do not wish to reject a good story when it is nut inordinately long. The story on the first page will be concluded in two more num bers ; save tho papers, nnd wben you have read the whole of it you will agree with us, that it is a capital and most amusing story. f TONSOSIAL.—Our neighbor, F. H. Allen, is now the sole representative of bis art i n the village, but h e is equal to the task, and satis factorily fills all orders. We \hear that 'his business has increased so much of late, that he has secured the services of a little thavtr'So aid him I All are as well as could lie expected. Now is Tflx TIME.—A new and exceedingly ingenious little machino for paring apples is offered for sale by B.C. 4E Beard. This year especially, all tho contrivances of Yankee ingenuity are requisite, and should be brought forth, as apples are scarce, and fruit that has terotofore been pitched into tho wagon for the cider mill or the sty for the pigs, should ibe saved, and the best method of saving them is to get one of Beard's apple parers, and in few evenings havo the windfalls and common fruita all prepared for drying, and furnish ti e sty with corn more abundantly, thus alleviat ing the wants of many poor people -who^oan make apple-sauoe a substitute for butter, Which at its present exorbitant price, and likely to bo higher, tUey cannot afford. The machine does its work as effectually and as sparingly upon the apple as any ever invented, ^^^i no family should be without one^whd has Kjiple. on hand. Call at Messrs. Board's,\ where they are on exhibition and for sale. .. .
