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Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

The LIQUOR LAW IN CANADA.-A strin-
gent Prohibitory Liquor Law has passed
the Legislature of Canada with a majority
of 80 votes in 95. This is an overwhelming
majority and speaks favorabIy of the Can
adas in point of social order and morality.
New Brunswick has also passed pro-
hibitory Liquor Law.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

D1sGRAcEFUL.-For several days past we
have noticed quite number of drunken
Indians staggering about the streets.
Any person caught in giving these poor
wretches, intoxicating drinks, should meet
with the severest penalties of the Law.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

IMPERIAL DIVORCE RUMoRED-Letters
from Paris mention rumor that the En-
press Eugene is to be repudiated by Louis
Napoleon; or in other words, a divorce will
be obtained, for "high political reasons"
Cal. Delta.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

D:&r We are under many obligations to
Hon. MesSrS STEVENSON, HALL and JOHN
son of the Legislature, for interesting pub
lie documents.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

WELLS, FARGO & Co., have accommo-
dated US with a full file of Eastern papers,
by the late steamer, also with San Francis
co and country papers, for all of which they
have our thanks.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

Posi- OTFIcE.-The Post Office will be
removed, the first of next month, to SrowE's
building, corner of Main & Placer SITS.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

WHATS IN A NAME ?-Everybody now
a-days is saying Z see) l. G. Woods, but
nobody seems to know of his whereabouts.
Don't halloo before you're out of the
uoodS." TSac. Union.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29
j. WING OLIVER, Editor.
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1855.

Mr. Octavien HOogs is our authorized agent
for the GEORGETOWN News at San Francisco.
He may be found at l20 Commercial street,
Iron Building
Kirk Brothers are our Agents in Sacramen.-
to, at the Posi- OFFICE LITERARY DEPOT next
door to the Post Office.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

nJ~ Thanks to the Pacific Express Co.,
for the Contra Costa and City exchanges.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

Be7~ Professor DEGoLIA gives his next
Party at the Georetown Hotel in this place.
Georgetown weekly news., 1855-03-29

MEETING at the Town Hall and at the
Union Church on next Sabbath as usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Latest Market Reports.

I1yrRPooL MAuRrrs. Friday evening Sept T.
CoTrcs: Rrov Slipey Co. -port th A'ns,' OF money
here and favorable crop accounts ~ Anrcf "t - -
sc ivy srd pcss Rave aiyn way lin0 ~. oaeny on np
lands xhich sre Wv Oh red Week. saes $500 tncut
g 900 speculation sDd 3,e eXPor Fisays st"s oy
FSr OdesI. ia, Midding 'ii. Fai- MOBILES .!i Mo
Siirs Ga Fsi, ~ 81 Mddlus c.! Total stock $4,000
h, 'rtirg SIS 100 American.
MANcREsrER-rrade quo'; unchanged prices.
JIyrRPOOL BREADSTUFFS Weather splendid, Out
prces u,ptsiued Brown, Shpley Co tero,t WHEAT IA
betsr demand ard prices proved h White onoted ~
dfZ6 Red sans fLoVR IN tair d-Inand A. luly ~,
webs pricesi weern ,Sna " 70 .: Phusde,Poa sni
with SOW "a white ~ a IS Yellow 80 80 Mixed 5s
asq Blu Of Corn viii be harvested safely "hoa
T.iber lisht crop. Sprina Co and Roots abundant
LfyrRPooL IFoyIsIONs-Irlmrner& Grainger, Law
BEFF and PoRK nchang@d ie'e bASoS 10 aoNe ~
end further advance j. es'shsbed ordinary Long bohr
I,ss"5 SG52 Cumberland Cut. HiGC'. LARD aetEs at
57G6O-held for higher price. stock being small ohesst
steady AZ % d6O TALLow excitHd9 dtareri Active on'
mes; 81 G a 81 for fines, North American.
IIyyRPooI pRODUCE -BlOkers tuculH reports:
dull So Pot IS tdss Pearl R0slS oepressen I,oh
Isrge srriyss 2a4 5common, hne TUEPtNrINs limited
demand sc SPLITS UR'ENTIAE que;, 5iyGSo.. OLish
on ase busites, l0i 40 advance LISstnD OL tsil i
rsrd a. d4i COP aud unchanged RAPE. small sales
n 1921 PAM in increased d-msDd, JuTs quiet steady
sLTPETFP considerably 49, two retaction Good
business in DYtwoops TEA quie; ConsOu aig9d. sUSss
very G hut excited. COFFEE IN Improved deand Tor
exrcrt RICE firm full price. American reported
LIyFRPOOL CoITOS.-Dennlstoun X 60. guote;
Mddiug Orleans sd; Fair Mobiles cd; Middns Mobiles
IS I'D Fair uIlsncs6.d. ,,:., =, -.,o
Of Discount cent and money has Sndlepy become con-
.idernby dea,er Cousols fell 10 90 bu- closed w.
AyrIlc,S SECURITIES Bell Co., London,
report m,rkst dull and prices IN some cases y
Sd 81 s7-ss At it5aiO7; T. 5. described, O61loS
s,sschuse,,, ste Bonds Msrylind Stirring W
u.s. saS,S u.s. Tia SPr
second 81. ds2l; N. I. Central Convertible, $685..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EU ROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
NO NEWS FROM THE SEAT OF WAR,

The steamer Baltic lefl Liverpool at 10 a. N. on the
,h inst, and arrived at this port last night at mid
night.
Tie Baltic passed the Atlantic OF Fire Island at
haf past FIVE yesterday afternoon.
The commercial intelligence by this arrival mentions
that tie Bank of Englaod has increased the rate of
discount from q per cent at which it had sood since
the 18th of june, to per cent. Consos receded to
9O9 out closed at 90s.
The Liverpool Cotton market, influenced by the
favorable accounts OF the growing crop in America,
and by the increased stri0gency of money at home,
Lad beeo su, with prices of last week bare'y sup
rortec, sDd on Upands partial decline of l.l6 a.
The week sales amounted TO $4,000 bales, OF which
$4,000 were taken by the trade. Splendid harvest
weather had prev aied throughout the week, and the
bulk OF the British Corn crops was likely to be
housed IL excellent condition. West still thought
TO be rather light yield; but Spring Corn and roots,
Including Potatoes abundant yet prices of Bread
stu s are maintained under The impression that in any
event large imports will be required. Bacon has adj
vauced per cwt. Beef and Pork are unchanged.
Lard and Tailow in active demand at an advance.
Naval Stores generally dull. Rice Sugar, and Coffee
finn. American Securities are reported steady WITH
out material change in price,
The week which this arrival covers is more barren
of news than any similar period since the commence
mont OF the war With the exception Of the announce
1oent that the Russians on the Chenaya are again
menaoiDg the allied lines and surmise that England,
ipsticated by France is about to pick quarrel with
Naples the papers contain little else than Oods and
ends of correspondence respecting the battle OF Irdk-
fir spd the bombaIdment of Sweaborg-events Of the
past.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
R,ehar,i.on. spence & Co.'S Circular.

D. gol,e LivEtPooL Friday, sept ,. 1855
~. have bad week Of remark n, has weather. ~ssh
,d Trpers made rapid proD IL hASc.as 'peSssisr.
over M country The Inc wa hr aPptT. 70 have ehsekeS
lie ds poitoes and aecoant' are not - unie'otaSe as
a. wi,h ths report Of dearer market a, Narklanc,
n,i..1 y bushes done here WHEAT and sSoai I'd
~ n ls.t Frdsys dec inc reeJycrrs In 80 sns&
- b. .,ck INDIAN COsNNot much doiag IN psfcsi' %
Int considerable s.s have been uaoo, 20 Ht1Fe soo
Crtoh.f ana November 30 ~ garter eolveri
Mixed And Yellow "a II 30 quarter si,e
h. March next is reported al y s. ms mquEy s
lu Of pce, the spot although there eui btue eon
,umptive deusnd. ,.-,- 49,, ,Isa.-, ha,., bv
us niRaer for NHtAT, ADD eveutoAs tAu oo'
=. a. he fu prces Of Tueday; ch ice ssnp 80 o.
r-i.h ,ee D. FLOUR SID AZ further ADVANCE -
"a A. sci being readily m,de Tor SIsush, OF ~heh some
..,er IN huy Toj.,s quoaoos are for WHEAT new As,
can white Il 60 l2e red to IL outs le 81 S.s
FIorE 81 TO 80 p bbL INDIAN Cos>, rncd, 81 70 Soi
yellow ~ Is o. 40. -, -, - -..-s
PnSEHp,u,ri restricted BY OF assortment The smas
stool eff : held for advanced rates
R,-oN 1, n 400 d-msnd and advanced 81 % y cwt
I'm in ye demand sch upward Of see tuns q
IS z. q - latte TO- prime IN NitN
TNLoW again I Is higher, sad ssses hSe
Rosts offering freely and prcts rather ee'eri acs
CCe .oa TO from store, sno u i2ek quay
BAEN o. v IN al inquiry AZ our ouo' atoms $1,000.
CorToNA the close Of last week - ere was very anmsseo
A, and both ,ke rade snd exporters OF N ptes osS
- N,a,V onr u the favorable sNices received ~ tbs bs
tic of the wing crp the market hes eeen a'er ana enae
yev Gull hrouRhout the week tho sal to,enns ony io -
week ending Thursday % SO bales, all IA Ss a. sga
,a,es. OC her taken pecu atiop and ., tG
exrort Good staIsd Cotton from its srley comm tua
mics The Faisin the OF interest by he Bank yes-
fsv cent had effect the market hsNins oren a.
paed Sales to-day roach 600 bales iuSV oelhs eAi,.
Tor At steady prices In Manchester there little doing,
but nfices Of Goods aud Yarns srr very hrn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
ITALY.

The Pore /, founding college al Rome for the edu-
cation Of English ceryy.
traI dspo, OF tie Anyo-IJaisn l.gion.
Clol,rA s'ill rsgcs in Central Italy. In Northern
Itsy the dseaso still RACES although somewhat aba'ed
in yi,ulcTce. -. ..-.,
"a n fe.ler sngeesiiDr that the Engli'h and French
f,ets should be- cent to Naples, although says me
TIM Eneifber France Dor England would &C 'e1t
1000 of King Bombas beautiful territory. IL Is,
however question # France ana EoSland "rc ho "
trai,or 10 their high mission when they scquiesce IN
The infection of such n'oler.be evils as the king
irfcts upon the defeuseless population OF the Two
"SicEes If the Neapo sns should ever De stronZ
"cnoug TO take the mattcr in their own hands mere
"is no one in Western Europe but would bid them
Good speed,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
GREAT BRITAIN.

Sir Charles Napier has put bis threat in execution
and has published pnr ion of his correspondence wan
Sir james Graham. The correspond snce on the ~u9e
sio.s that Napier had all along the approval oil the
Admiralty, az expressed through Sir james Graham,
ano that be strictly followed out his Instructions,
which were not 10 hazard tie fleet ainst stone walls
The publication has not e1cIed inuch interes.; tne
public being rather ured oi the story vi Oiu Nn'i
"leys' wIoDfs.
There is not word of pc itcal news-if we except
ruuor current in the Clubs, that Britain Intends 10
csll Naples 10 account and viii make recent insult oil
tie Neal often Police 10 an at ache OF The Bntish En-
bassy TIE groundwork of a quauel
The news Of the death OF Abbo' Lawrence was re-
ceived in Eng and With every expression OF sympathy
On the 7tb the American ships in the port OF Liver
pool displsyed their days AT hall-mast
In the sffair of Edward Oliver the peuti0nng cred
tor has failed 10 establish his Gaze, consequently
Mr. Oliver il not bankrupt. PIivae statements
mention II at there il of nearly lOoo 900 almost
II adv for distribution on the estate. .,,
Fer, n. OCounor tho noted charts, has Just died.
aged 81 For some time past he was under me eafeo
lie lis er having been removedrOm luha'lc asylum
lie did not recover bis intellect bat died complete
wreck.
Lon don papers contain severe editorials on the use
ls of tho fleets. The maintenance aud cost OF INC
Baltic fleet alone ir called $50 600 sterling per dV
A dcseryecly compmcntnry notice OF The CanHd,nn
Departing ut Of the Paris Exposition appears IN Ihe
IOndon Ttnes of the 7tb.
Mr. Ilnck, of The Canadian Legislature Is appointed
Governor of Barbados There those who conceive
that this appoint ncrt is IN reward tor ms recruiting
sefvi,ca In the United States.
Tie Queen nns family arc al lalmofnl, Scotland
Mi Nn,tmi ha wtcngh ifo' mnuh,cf gan has prnvrd
n complete failure its hninonto mass at hpn, Whom
beitg welded romans long In IN ncades'o"' s'a''
hat tu, O. analogous tn cfys ALI aaiinh t'hoa li'"
n,d tho unart, At thr urta IL destroyed Tho oipoi
inc ~ IT wrought nun AMMAN Ia ltee foio aban'n"oi
A. Am,iioat Luub iau,d 4" fewalu ITO Among ,h"
" Muiuuns' 10 viewed Nv Fts i'HtF" '"''' iNo
reviewer 'ut siieia - hifne uihct av''irrhsl
An inerr iuus t,i,h has iust ,rns &" II ht in the
ti,etuu"l te,n Market AZ Tho seas'r sho s,aia
,ssieis Ltrpa ~atubn eIe 49, the hai""ete'. a"i go
come 'ne ias ~ has tse" ""lho' ih'' 'N' "a'"'a'N'
Iotsl Iu.af.i srp,Ua .hins sipi',s a"i consequently
bisIt. r,i.es usi,h -as 90 cool sv.""'''"i "A'
id,.i,l 10 a. s., 90 ,a'"ta'i"a ~ no iAlias""-
f.r IT, i"enum.A, 10 e,."'.i "i'h hA' a'd pa
hob .
~. i.s.s., i5rs a.. ,a'.l "~'uta' rs p.iii'h
s.es.stits aas i9v containing $50 $40 N'"s ..'i"
-, "a SO - .r",-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

s,e ILLEGALLY sia,,irp. Tho inhabitants Two 10 90"
e'aM apprehension 81 hene '"n,he'ded. Tie tow" 70
trpd
NAssop - HtvAstornt .-t lnn HnichahnlI viiina
rnm Arvaanpnl that Tho Qualifications have HteallT
puIIrrd ani That Tho gafi enn has Experienced o"'aid
rin Llc luaaca
Wiiiine ia The i1h, The i'fnoo NOTICES the now
homhHnmrnt commenced "a tho 10 u, hnd ndda
ION ,ui nife dcspi'o Tho violcncc ~ tho homhafd
mshi. the nrlllcty ~ Tho town replied WIN cona'nN
tuccoaa nnd with no less cncr.y nnn that oil Tho On
ctuy nnd hy ia we'll directed fro ailouccd some OF
th,i, baitcIics aud dcsiroyod the cmbrasurv of 9th
cm. The serious damage done 10 orr ilrthcaiions
was rcpnred by ~ ~ well ~ possIhc, although mo
iuccssnn fire OF the besiorers at short range oonsd
crnhly delay cd The works
This Extract Il fiom the Tnralide Rusr Of Aug. 80
RrssA.-Gcn. Berg, who commands ct Sweaborg,
has been d, corated with the Order )t st Andrew.
ST. yTERsBuRG, Sept. An Imperial uka'e hiss
been issucJ abolshing on the proposal of Prince
Pasbkieyifch the Field CommissaTil OF the army on
sctive service Corlmssary Annenkoff resuming
lis former charge. Count Nesselrode has received
"Iemssion 10 travel.
FRANcE.-The Monitear OF yesterday contains all
Inn erial decree modifying the import duty on manu-
featured iron and machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

-ti,k s.s psriion ws< sispSssd o. q Hneeans'a pf~
s.-,i,. s.fsass 90 lard are hid fof hsh rTiccs- =
s.rpTTss .sry GrB 80 the es,'sr s.Nss e. wno' 80
. g -, u esn' frffsefi0u D9i.b Si'raie 20 az 'n'rs
80, y - "a ss. IN. 4 psrceis II has bee TaA .
T.lt., - Ssist n sss19 Cor y e. 90 the SPOT aud 9'f'
r,A IA, s,,s~.. b. been done darnt ne week. sh
Goa he n.rtss y qss,- Common Cons "a "a, esysSs
rs ~ fyu. CemHon B.ocss iAl H,f' ~ ~ az
az ~ s,,sf. ,Yry .sfee Al rs QlZ6l. Banes i2'i
Tir g. -Lss 10 hri.k 6smsro. =, -. - L.
-FfLrSs quit e. &-s ib@f1'' b"ss % ''' ~
arflgaL -. ..c~.
TtsuNJxr- Roasb quoted at O.. Spirits In rather ~"e
AarnanA a 81 fof ALneEesn. in eAsks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
fBy Telegraph.
THE FEVER IN VIRGINIA.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Sept. -, 1855.
Tie steamboat from Norfolk this morning reports
al increase in the mortality Of that city and Port-
mouth. At Norfolk there we're ~ deaths on Monday,
and 20 up 10 noon on Tuesday.
At Portsmouth there were II deaths between dusk
on Monday aud noon on Tuesday.
A large number ofnew cases had also occurred
Anon. the deaths at Norfolk were DR.. George L.
Upshur. MAYOR Delaney and another son Of the
Rev. a. Smith.
Josiah Wills, President Of tho Virginia Bank, and
John TUni., sen, were among the sick.
The souhorn mas as late due from al points, is
received.
RELIEF FOR TIE lELIOw-FEYER suFFRKERs-
PoRrLAND, Me "Wednesday sept 10, 1885,
Ting of our lea ug citizens was bed last even
ing for the purpose of aiding the sufferers rom yellow
fever at Norfolk and Portsmouih a Committee OF
tNclye Vas appoin cd TO solicit subscriptions
RTIITF ~ sNEM, Mss.
BosroN, Wednesday, sept. 10, 1885,
Twenty i've hundr,d dollars have been contributed
in Sslcin and RENTED 20 Portsmouth and Norfolk fos
the IrAs IT the sufiorn there
RTyuRrFp rryER Ar FAIR IiNFN, CoNN.
NSW HnES, Wednesday, Sept 10, 1855.
A ,c.cgrsphc dispatch has be- published in soine
southern papcrs, stating tbs: three ctses Of yellow
sevcr have occurred al Far Haven. This is untrue;
and 40 only foundation 'or il is the fac, thai q lady
Who sriyed there recently Ipm the South died sud-
denly 81 something akin 10 yellow lever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

"Ne,e~ NU,,~, Wa, hea lcul'v cs'Nl. " wa
stated the, NJ Ncsp~ Vac ae,e'eeA by an imrs''ss,
,ese which came y" ,a,te, unexpectedly to-day
and c,i,e SN "Hrpel,v IL ,rwpd
TheCn,psAS stated ,hs, Nc 0'eeley was not In
ue CITY. spd the Wceli,g aliownei
l, had hocn reported through The day That Tho
cpsn,ce N NE cause meant to hreaI ~ Tho m'"ung.
hw oS~ II the faint mani cstsnn ifem ite Nf'' York
NreaN establish mont, there waa not Tho 'oa"' asa 81
disturbance, Otdcr harmony. aud onthu"a"hc mp
provsl NAKED al the proceeding" in degree soldom
Known IA q political gathering.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
MINORS OF NEGOTIATION.

The pro Russian pager h Nord of Brussels, says:
eff may interpret in pacific sense the returning
ACTIVITY Of dponlatsts, ali hope OF an srraugement
is not lost. NJ de Bourgueney ana Prince Goceakoh
passed tie whole morning of the 30h nit. together in
conference with Count Bu"l al Vienna. Toe Vienna
Cabinet has already replied TO the last circular OF
Count Nesserode, the existence of which Is now out
Of ooubt. The COMMUNICATIONS which taxi place
between Austria and Prusais give reason - believe
that the German powers will END by agreeing upon
political pro ranme which they will be eoe 10 oPpose
to the belgerent parties who may be tempted to eX
tend ii war beyo the object for which l. was osten
siby Undertaken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
THE WAR IN ASIA.

Intelligence from Asia Minor ia reported to be more
favorable t. the Turks. According TO Turkish bull
etin the Russians advanced, on the 9Th Of August,
against the ntr, ncbment Of Kars, and attacked q
battery. An artillery fight ersued, which lasted two
hou1s. and The Russians retired, leaving 100 dead.
Allowing for exsggeratOn, it would seen that no
general attack had been attempted Erzeoum is said
10 be completely relieved. At kerpi-hsni, village
on tie road TO Kar skrnish of cavalry took place.
Af,erward the Russians broke up from before Ere
roum, and retired Kars across the Soghanl range
Of biils.
Letter. say that OUer Pacha will not 90 to hsrs,
but will II owe on 10 Tefs with the two-fold obiect of
rnepacipp the communication of the Russians with
GEORGIA ard cutting OFF Their rerest, and also OF pre-
sent6g an opportunity TO the Crcassans, and Other
mountain tribes, to Join him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20


Our opened the extreme prices Of Friday hruay
prnorted but the arrival a the Bsc, advising ufthcr svcr
b account. Of the gsowng crop with Large receipts OF nss
Cotton al the porte support % tue eNP~etsoa
b ,on b,pa an earl, o1e The market consequently a.
med much curtsr Tone sud, though quotations sEs I'M
bnsd ". close today with prices rsher N favor OF the
Sn~eS SPECTATORS who bous largely al the elise OF Las
ck In h. expectation of unayorabs accounts hsvs
ce had no induce niue the- operations and no u
or, ,hou al not pressing sellers svce desifo TO r-ase
tsif business has been done In Sea Islands ofasl ADD
Fqvptlau have sold largely, bul rather rstsA gu
ts have met steady sale at piees slightly bel'" those cur
rent lest week. .o. r.
expert; Market nat . -. 49,. ..,,;u. ,.,, an, III
rd the quantity In the lands Of spinnen now nHgihcsnt
While az the time the consumption continues AZ msh
market has been very frm the m.nd fcr
xnort and home has improved while pianer IN the ao
ce OF py octs and with many working utdeI contraes
which will keep them employed for many weeks ask ery iah
prices. -. -. .,-,,..,,, ,ha A,c,sss~
Rulor n the Eng and being r,Pd sd confersote
- lie have raised discount from 81 70
cent Couso have declined lightly and close to-day AZ t~
90s. nj, - coo h.,,.,. ,o,, a, Al, On al5 torr
comm on TO 7b Il cwt for fire qualify Foe sales of AZ orc
amounting 200 barrels 1871, and small parcel Al "
hl Turpen,ite moderate quest al Sfo NJ
y ~ cwt Lard continues IL good demand 30 tuns having
hanged hands At 6 60 cw. good business h.s been
or u Ta low at improving Ashes are IA very nisso
reouest end the sales have only been retail
bpyApsTUFFs-A business hiss been done a tu pficcss
ana on some slight advance has been obianed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20
RUSSIA.

Mercantile letters from st Petersburg contain no
general news The rate of exch ange lends downward
the beaviness IL attributed to the lrge amo9nt o.
parer issued 70 meet the expenses OF the war Expec-
aons are general that The paper will be redeemed ny
t5e rroCe,d of losn to be- raised when the var IL
ovei. The Nisbni fair for manufactures and imports
is coirg of fayorably good prices being obanec aud
debts being fairly paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

TsNlsNXsttoV - ssstere CsHgrfssioHGl Dis,rict.
"a. Na.vs2se4., CAcsxifis. OF tho ss,h ult, giyes
,sta,ss ~ l,s elevton nom al ha. four counties In
tho EAs,sie psssfieL Tie VIDE @r CongpSm,n In tho
sess,'sshsa'a nU,a 10, Evans American, i7,9 Ward,
p,@.. 'gN kVsns. e 10 supposed, Is elected by .
considerable msVshy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-20

f..l,z ,sgirnrr'i Ths isf."'ry ND lesvi7g ssvr-a
,,;s.r.,s In The fsriiS,s hss6s The sans bsnl ~
sp4,as entered ibe oiy ~ Bioeoq and sltseks1 ps
I,use 81 he fnFnaojsGi, whose borse ani arms ther
..,,is, III bot icing pursnsd ~ dstahnsht 81 me
tsf,sosl DuaJd lpy eispe'sed. Ibis prgTes VA inc
Iayb.,s have MI ai,aDiOf.sd neir plans pf oVl var
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THE YELLOW FEVER.
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.


The General Committee report the following doua-
tiops for the relief of the sufferers at Norfolk aad
Portsmouth:
Amount reported stb inst s 9s 81 Tbeophlu. Anhooy,
$40. Wells PIoyoet, 1885, DenisoD Z hnso, HlO An oia
Citizen IS; WIN. Nhelten Lebanon Spnng 5Di j. Covert.
-; The Cougrs gstcnsl Church Of Conway, Ma by w r.
Hale CUh, $50; Pioest $Oi Third Associate rrss
w D. slOt; Erg-h Nsighbohood y. jersey! Floi Bluot
s SIMS s.; J. 4. Van Busks, S3OTj A. VI uiii. 30;
Mercantile Lodge No A. f., $50; Res, Ficoner
Co $50; OGceIs Clerks, and HANDS sgpOyed la PRINTING!
Bind other departments Amehcan Bible Society, Astof
Mace act + Van Andsn, Brook IN. $40; o. Horton sons
brook IN. 49, w. T. Delano, 52oi A Friend OF tho
Blown. Hal d Co., SO; Csal. Sl5 Total, tS6S68.
This amount ID made uPto 4! p ~. Of sept H.
Leather Manufacturens Bank, IS VILLAIN 81
Ala meeting of the General Committee for the relief
the Norfolk and Portsmouth sufferers held at No. II
Insurance Buildings at PM. Of Sept. 10, there wero
present F. PERT, Chairman, VIM II. Macy, Treasurer.
and Messrs. Douglas, Oracle, and Collins
Tie Treasurer reported the whole amount Of contribu-
tons passed through his hands s29 s5 6s Of which
he has RENTED s24 1926, leaving balance in hand Of
s5,26O6 e..
On motion of =. PeIit, ESD, II was
Ordered-That one oasand dollars be RENTED for
the special benefit Of tie orphans OF the three places
Norfolk, Portsmouth, and GospOrt.
A letter was then read from Portsmouth,, Nirglois.
After the letter was read il WIS
Resed the avcs Of DR.. Hunter and tho sothos
tiles thst DO nunes physicians BE- from tho North that
DO by luIses phJcsns be ussen BY the Com
Int;se.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JosrPH L. COLLINS, Sec. pro tenn. T. PERlr' Chsinn"l