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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

Pis.oni or dsssnd..t a... willard ss.csS xsssesss
Before Jacse OAKisu.
Prxi aud R~nooiph Llnss,e,
To recover sls 80 the amount Of six notes dsssA
Aasu 1885, by Mr. shetOe . tho cider Of Mr. Piss
svd rnSoFsed By latter and Mr. Lisddey.
The defense usur 10 alleged ths the sank vss tslssA
,.s. ana va. .se.d Se,@csn bin ssd tbs bat S., e
.rrsr sAsad loan shelton tho sm'asi assess essss
90 ns .s o Ss 90. N pr cent '''' ''a
In Bic testimony Mr shelton said hs made the arssess
with the easeeEi bat that gentleman testnst 20 esyas
coeeton OF ~ and the other officers Of the bsAk wee -
The court dd ceo,iae Mr. sA.Ou. testimony po.vs %
I'D, MI M,scn. For defendants, Mr.. ooodmsaI
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-oer. s-sssrs ysAss
ALLEGED INVALID LEVI.
Albert ste nhsns yohp Ors~r, shsrta
Mr. s. left with Joseph Dixon, 10 sell on commssioa,
cum Der fsofss and ensis vased * They vsts cab
.equsny levied upon BY the sheriff on an ssis1
sroSs, !, M ssinSsus tie Owner to recover value
tsppesr DIXON bad advanced his note 70 NJ sts
Ss e. rs S s S sfs md he eos sT .s
the said uo,s wa out Mr. ron bad evisoe intere No
property The eSmpsa. sa dismissed ne Sp ~, 49,
Mr. joseph Luz for de Edsns Me<ss staEsssaat Man,
ana Brown. Hal Yinderpoel
sUIT FOR ALLEGED ESCAPE.
Charles Jackson BY his guardian AIT JOAN Orser shsnd
Plaintiff obtained Augment against Capt. Joseph
O. wb Of the ship Hudson 10 an son for Islander smesns
ma four hundrod and ninety thfce dollars -
se,snytwo cess Execution suea but retaraed anssf
~sed when second sued sSsn" the psfsos snd ne
tended that Capt " While thus sisus,ed went svoySeos
the ship &c Orleans and the present suit Nsnsf tes
Th oos wa. sns.s .sins Capt White Is Re IN as
IN the vessel when below Sandy Hook. IL was coatsneea
dei,r.s that the proof Of IDENTITY wa. osuhe,ss. sast
B. O. HehinssI fr defendant. Mr. NanderpoeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

rrrspAr, Oct n-f.
The Stock market to-day wss mod@s.sy
and withou4 important change, Ihe "o'''eS
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BIRTH.
DIED.

BURR-on Sunday evening Oct. H. hn WIN HENRI
ERR. Of daughter
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
FIRE IN RUTGERS STREET.

Last evening, fire occurred in the oil warehouse
of Lyles Poihemus, in Rutgers street. near South,
but the flames were SOON eItinguished. Damage
slight Tie FIRE was occasioned through the careless
ress OF one of the workmen in leaving Lighted candle
upon barrel Of oil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

SUDDEN pEATH.-Coroner G. smble held an inquest
at No 60 Mots upon the body of Jshn NcCoxu.
who died suddenly Monday night while returning tom n
boLen The deceased taken III while upon Of tle Ho-
en ferry boss and lied the boat eacnsd her dock
TIE uy rendered verdict of De ah from disease OF IN,
heat" He was native of EevYork q years of age.
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The UNYGENATED BITIEKs Is tuo DtsI CrIIIDUu
medicine world for the Of Dyspepsia sud genera
Debility safe ana agreeable tonic giving mmsiia relief All
a cheerful sensstion Of health and strength.
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sr-pzp,oa CoCRT-ocT. is-BstoFs Jses. CAMPBELL.
sORRIsAsM BAsE.

In Jsnnsrv 1853, d.. Kieu'ed gave note for
a. bunSrsS aci.r. p.bs 20 The Horrs,n:s bsrk. when
- 80 .I3ut % be tnsttused He s.y, be gave 70 be
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rad All be The note the ea.sr d the sy
b.ni p ts discounted sud e.shed W hr Erta ~ho
ripss Neither u bsnks sppezs vere successful
Tts court he hat Nr Foo,s h.1dns bs nos w. eN
vrosTfz &C, sn< D.. having .aei no note uses 70
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fAiyer-is-men.I


fAdyeris-neniI
BLAKK's PATENT FIRE-PROOF PAINT, No. III
P,sr.-st-Sse under bead Of Psints
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AdTertisementl
VII sOyis DANDELION COFPEE-For Dyspeps a

Sick HeadA Bilious and Liver Diseases and
e.pess Recommended to persons Of delicate constitutions
Sold BY all respectable Apohecaes aud the praeph depot
Gomez Ct 9Th. ST. and Sdsv.
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RowDYIsM "A patty OF rowdes headed by one BIN
oBries entered Of Mrs. Pc lock. No. 1913 Cana st.
on Monday night commenced asaung the nns In the
melee csmphene broker and the saloon set hre
The the mischief thew nd dons ran of and
escaped the police, who arrived oay ime 90 exnsush
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

NATURALIzATroy.-There is just now the usual rush
of foreigners at the Ctyha to get their papers in time
to vote at the coming election. 1t should be remem-
hered that to be fully qualified to vote the papers must
be got out at least ten days previous to the election,
so that Saturday the 9th of this month will be the
latest hour under the law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17
FIRES.
yTRy IN AVENUE D,

Shortly after l o'clock yesterday msrning IRE
was discovered in the shsw window Of Arbs G. Ricss
milk and pie'depot, No. % Avenue D. The flames
were soon extipgnished. Damage SO; ne insurance.
The building, owned by Mr.. Knouse, is insured for
q, 600 in the Bowery Insurance company; damage
s25. The fire, from appearances, was the result Of
accident.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

ARRvALs-Among the passengers Of the Empire
City, which arrived yesterday from Aspinwsll. we
notice the names of Don Justo Arosamena, president
of the congress of Panama, and MaorGeneral Horace
w. Carpenter, formerly of this city, but an old resi-
dent of California, who hes filed many important Of
fees in that State.
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[AdvertsenenLl

To CURE Cough, buy bottle Of the BALsAM
ofWus CHERRY We have faith 10 this com binat9a
Of DR. WsrAR hsn any other remedy known hsving VII
messed Is entire sseees in many Of protrsetsd eLush
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

The sentence Of Rebeoca Davis, convicted at Cam
dan II urserna her child has been postpone OF
question aii,dc shs threw her child into the Des
sars rsn $ ferTy.boa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

join B. GouGH speaks for Temperance at th
Tabernacle this evening. Those who go esrly will Sc
cure the best seats. Enough said.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

A statement of the operations Of the Irish Aid so
ciety will be found on our first page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

Elizabeth City hss contributed four hundred doial
,ai ,Ey oEe eeuts Or the rssfcfh Norfolk sufferers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

ADVERTISEMENT
RASKIN's OLD STAND.
No. lO4 Be
Hosiery AND UNDEEGARNESrs,
Warm Durable and Elastic
Tose wanting the best st the lowest pess va pay
the importers and manufacturers.
A. RANKIN 4 Co. No. Di Bowsy.
Established z iszA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

An Engishman named B. Grange committed -
siss o. Trenton On Friday bJ tikins prison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

Adam Goose, in Hoboken, was tried and convicted
ysyerday before Justice Bernsrd Of selling liquor without
tceIie aad fa.t SO AID costs.
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the srI Of hi. note but car no: find him and he now b..
evs that the whole matter was got up for the purpose OF de-
sccud before Justice Pe,rcey and held to bail in
thousand dollars to answer the charge whea called upon
CHILD ACCIDENTALLY DROwNED.-COroDer Gam
bic he'd inquest yesterday upon the body Of VIM Ba,ne
evening IN ed with III. garden attached tns
The skd had been missing about two hour. before
his body discovered absve The jay rendered verdict
Of accidental death.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Coroner Gamble held an inquest
Who deG .uddenly on Monday ii t while returning tom Ho
boIen The deceased was taken III while upon one OF the no
TIE ury rendered verdict Of ah from disease of tn,
heat" He was native Of New.YOrk, Is years fass
RowpYIsx "A patty of rowd.es headed by one Bib
oBriep entered the of Mrs Pc lock. No. 1873 CANA
e lamp was Soiea and The saloon set on fire.
The rowdes pecseyng the mischief hev hd dons ran on and
the Gre.
CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c By THE
ORIGINAL PACKAGE REP.cxED The attention Of De,er'
invited are able offer great n1 70. sass
TAdvsrisement.l
CROCKFRY FOR HOTELS AND DINING SALOONS
pure and pesy whene ovs shapes Is well worthy the
ss5 . fGi ie I p Of No. s
0H''H'e'''''' GouLDs ELLIOTT.
IAdvertisement.l
s::a: aS
No Chamberst White China Dining Sets, containing 100
pieces, $50
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GLASSWARE, BY THE PACKAGE OR OTHERWISE
Comprising French, German. Brooklyn NswEOsand Con.
pres extremely low; No. Is5 Pe,rt aud retail q; NJ 81
Cksmbtus.
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The new style portraits, LAMPRATYPEs, present
mcre sody fne texture bod. Gle and beautiful far
in price No. @9 Broadway, HotMss''
IAdveiti.eroenLl
EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D., Editor Of The
sese opsIass and s ss,ssG1 No. Ps
and Fatu.s cured without the Knife or hsrGss
IAdversemsntI
Extra large DAGUERREOTyPEs in colors tor only
80 cents inc udDg besuda CASE equl IN quality 70 those
CsImine ss-
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The OXYGENATED BITTERs is the best certlhed
medicine in the world for he cure O. oy,Psps :ad g.9..
cheerful srssiion Of health and strength
Advertisement
De II LER
The MosT CosyESEST,
AID OILY RADICAL CUsE F0k
- FEvEk AGCE.
Sold by D. DksHLkR, Agent at the Depot No }4l Btoss
way n. Y, .nd By all respectable dealers
IAdvertissmentI
WILSON'S DANDELIoN CoFPEE-For DysPepsa,
Sick Headache Bilious and Liver Diseases and
e.pesls persons Of teeate CONSTITUTIONS
SOD BY al respectable APOhscaIss aud pracph isp'.
Gomez Ct 9Th &. and Ssv.
ADVERTISEMENT
To CURE A COUGH, buy bottle Of the BALsAM
ofWLa CHERRY. We have faith 10 this mbnsti9a
OF DR. WIsrAR thsn any other remedy known hsvng VIZ.
messed Is ertre many Of protrstsd eL1sh
ADVERTISEMENT
RASkIN's OLD STAND.
No. l04 Be very
Hosiery UNDEEGARNESTS,
Warm Durable Elastic
Tbose wanting the best 81 the lowest prcs va ouY u
the importers and manufacturer. .
A. RANKIN Co, No. Di Bowsy.
Estsbtshei Z iszA
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COURT CALgNDAR-rHrs DAY

The court then adjourned for the day.
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convert 20 ID, Ro1 On Catholic religion .sd yesterday FOL
Hayre Frsnee the pscket Admiral He goes 70 ths csse
St. slpcs Paris 20 sufy tJ the pnssth 'ot and viii be
there aboa, year and hall, This college the one whers
Bishop Bayley Instructed
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CoURr OF OTER AND TERMINER-This court WAS
Organized befre Judge Roekse sud Justices Syker snd
Enmon. Yesterday No business transacted and The cour
WIS Adjourned to fuesdsy next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-17

bIATEtIH DAY 'ss.TUEsDAY, UD T. 10
REBUTTING TESTIMONY.
The court met this morning, pursuant to adj )urr-
mont all Of the witnesses present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

A municston from tie chisf Engsns~r 9th eors-
plant u Hoe CompsBy No. ~ KEsast John Ossil ana
Pat NeCuifs, Of Fpsis< Coinrsny No. 20. Esf~rrs5.
The p@,i,lop o. msmk<n u Engtss Compssy No Q, "
b. allowed q increase Of msmbers. fL~fsry~;.
run svshp r0p Ertu0snr.
The rsrori ~ the Cnmufttse k~rsu snf bsprfsss,
sdvsrss 70 eosnrnng The s-afs fof Stationary vss 70
csiysd and srtsred 20 bs yftAisd.
btSGrD rrRu~s
Aissrmsn ror s~r.sth -ars, pssssni>1 Tbs I'd
kwlbg
wbsrsas thsf. 10 lsrgs nnfsb~r " ehhrsn 70 10
found IN tbs s,r~~ss bgyfng, 40 vhe are ksps ffo.s
our stubls schools by rAtou q n0' having ssi'ssss
ck the
Esssls.S, That special eogmit,<s b sppant~d ngss
this srd taks Into e0nasrs,oa The ssisbishnsss&
~ rsgssd schools reeotnpnsns sb<rssy ssea
ebi1Tsn MAJ b. sdooAtsi.
sat2rrsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

By this II will appear that the expenditures have gra
eualiy and steadily increased, though Il Is we'll known
That the character Of government has deterorated
The people OF this city realize that the actual
cost OF conducting their municipal affairs amounts 70
ali the money appropriated Is devoted 20 public wants
In my opinion examination Of the subject and close
scrutiny OF the various items composing the accounts Of
the disbursing officers, will show that II Ii the undue
unnecessary extraordinary outlays, without sufeient
equivalent that have swollen our taxes TO their present
II behooyes u.s. as guardians Of the public interests
TO look TO the subject Is longer permitted
artieeps eriminis, whether the money Ia spent under
our Eyes or not. Besides greater caution In appro
priatons, called upon 70 exercise vigilance
over, and demand accountability from, those
Ures should be- guarded as asreaiy AZ amounting
TO hundreds Of Thousands. The principle which win
permit dlsbursng officer TO divert the value Of one
dollar In money or property 10 his or his friends
iator
The treasury can be relieved in many ways several
present OF expenditure be abolished entirely
and large be brought into the treasury which
80 TO the pockets OF individuals.
The street openings and subsequent heavy outays for
that purpose In regulating grading, paving sewerng
tis TO reply that much Of 1t ia returned 10
this treasury by assessments upon the property bone
aited = ?, little IMPORTANCE 70 the party VINO pays
o. adding 10 the value Of his real estate whether
under the plea q supporting the govsrnm.nt
10 protect the private property Of tho people n ven
their public treasury. A now conducted the public bu
sIness apperaDlng 70 streets IL under the direction Of
SIX Of the departments besides several outside commits
sIoEers inspectors surveyors, appraisers and other
temporary selected agents The law ofcer superntsnds
the selection Of Commissioners Of Estimates and
msns 70 open examines titles TO property Affected and
oounsels the legal proceedings necessary In opening
widening, and altering streets.
The Street Department adverses for proposals OPEN
MAKES contracts therefor, and through it, bureau
makes and collects assessments also has charge Of
the opening, regulating and paving. The Orosu Aque-
duct Department attends 70 tbs sewerage, and Ayas
Croton water pipes.
he Repairs and Supplied has consre Of rspairins 70.
bytny rsyeusnv. curb and gutter, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

HoKaInLn CALAnrry-norHsK AND CafLp BUssr
Dam -Tss PoaghhsspsLs Pyas u yr,dsy taf.sms
nat 1asstay morning last woman nsas~d yorsy
and bar skkf. alsa ala yssrs. v~fs tsrst W desss -
Fsvbsrs. syrssrs BY ths svAsoos ressvsd " -
Corossv that thu rp1thsx . vy~n&n ~ icf<1r~~sse
hsbs ss1 that sh. hal rsfrsA " I'D -lsA hss As~4
var issvlsx Lsks>i essdis hss oeasA- frs@ -
eanSls usdssbssiiy by se1Aa~at tAs sfs v9 css@a'
nk&s caixGiy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

NATURALIZATION ~ n. Lyris~-Oves thrse tsos.
ssrs csFtheatss o. nstsrslston rffe hsssa bfof-9n
-, h ~. ys,,g. court u Loas ooasty sashris~1
"a grant them daripx ts ysas iast cios~d, i1p -
vhIeh ver fnsI tsy<rs. Nor. thsn svothirts ~ uss
n1rh., r.vs t.kss cal IN ihs Criminal Coar Tha
carts a ,bs e,J ~ Nsv Yors, dnvsos The r~rA
asa 90, lsss sbars sessls that nsDt~r ". hsvs Ne
~, ,hsfsforv that F' Loeis seoDrsng " m royuis-
es |. sr..t.r p<sn, 81 rendezvous Coz E.rvysss ss
rrs,los tLaB ssy other city u ,hs uSloa.
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!, redeemable from the Sinking


Corporation stocks and bonds held by the Com
missioners OF the Sinking Fund, account
Of redemption of the city debt. -. ~, 252, 2s9
Additional assets (bonds and mort
gages) held BY the Commissioners
on said account ................. Oil, $50
Balance in bank, Jan. /, 1s55.... 1724o ISL 455
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12

Total amount OF funded debt Jan. l, 1856 81 1854 COO
Which il an increase compared with the amount OF
debt, January 2, 1854, OF 500, 600.
The OF the snkirg Fund for the payment Of
nterest the city debt fully adequate for the pay
nent Of interest on the above stocks The balance TO
this account January 1855 being SEQ 900, invested
temporarily In revenue bonds Of the city corporation
and cash In bank s3l7 log H. thus rendering II
eessary 70 raise any amount for nterest city debts
by taxation.
In connection with this statement another present
ed Of the amounts which have been raised by taxation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-12
Actual amt of permanent debt, Jan. !, 1866,

-
30, al
which Is reduction, compared with the amount Of
debt, Jan. 2, 1854, of s460, 246.
Funded debt redeemable from taxation and payable
with the excep ion Of public education stock In
nual inst ailments of $50, 0O0 January ], 1855 -
Six per cent Building Loan Stock. No. q re-
de- mabie in 1855 and 1856. 100000
Five rer cent Public Building Stock, No. 3, re-
deemabe in 1857 and 1854. 400 900
deemabe in 1867 and 1870. ..........,... 500, 900
able in 1873 ............ $4,000
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STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
y. w. BRYCE,
FEE UNION HOTEL,
| CHRISTI aNSBURG MONTG OMBRY VA.

1--WE undersigned hay NJ nrrhuard this we'll Known
4 establishment. formerly kep' bl Nj Saunel q. Vii.
au.. nud having tehled md furnished 1t IL the very
bc, sye beg easeta invite the pub ic TO give them
call pcJeiug themselves that cNcrlion viii be
used 10 rlesse all md entire saii'iee'oo given ~ no
charge nllo.
Their Table sIali uot only be supplied with the
Mo luain markets but the markets. of lynchhatg
Peter sLufr Richmond AID Norfolh.
rcrsons visiting he Naunlsin> find ChisanshnrR
Que Of the mo.l plr,snnt aud brau,iul v,aees in The
State situated nne mile from The Virginia Hni Tonnes
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the Alleehauy Springs All they t-A ia Il Gull
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The senior puitners tintc al be diyl'd alternately
between tlc yellow Sui har aud the Union Hotel where
he would be- rlensed 10 hs old "n Is, und the pub
lie generally NJ. CLAtkE,
iuur27 deoa9n w.. TEMrLlN.
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presence and attention.
Laree ,ud convenient addition. iuye. during tn"
Winter and Srr9 Ecen made ftte ha liing- ct tn So
Spring iogrthcr With 4 ronyenieft Bath.ng House
Which viii uui only add greatly to The conirt It WIS.,
tors hat W II enable tho proprietor - Hccommpioie -
n much larger NUM- iLno he abe I" arc"mn"Iat'
the last season. Place, oi innocent aud heal ny Amu7o
nnent have also been provided
The m -dicual Qualities oil these s. rings have hoc'
ascerai:ed 20 be not interior any White N1IPhu
Sp.ings in Virginia. aid the beautiful and pi'Ursq -"
mountain scenery by which they are surrounded, Nm
pure a invigutulins air peculiar the atmosphere OF
The place. ore not surpassed by TINT Of any other place
in the State.
The Table and Bar will always be abuud'rty sup
piled with the very best the country all lis aad ey'l>
attention will be given hy the rropfee "a t'' assist
ant Ia ih- comfort and enjoyment Il visit u.s.
a Hack will be in eatinoss at BsaaHrkS Depot t,
convey passengers tine SPRINGS being one nl' ana
INN ediately in view Of the Il ,lltona.
CHARLES PHBLPS. PROPRIETOR.
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Aid for Norfolk, Coepofi aud Portsmouth.
NEW York Aug. l7th.--A meeting o. mer
chants was held in Wall street IN day for tie re
liefof the Gosport, Norfolk aud Portsmouth suf-
terers by the yellow fever \ large committee
OF distinguished merchants were appointed to co
operate with the Corn Exchange Committee. 49,
The latter have sent forward - 00o.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. i7.=-lhe committee OF
relief appointed by the meeting held here yestcr
day in behalf of the sufferers nj \ rfolk Ports
mouth and Gosport. have Sent 5000 to the How
ard Association at Norfolk and s 100 10 The
Portsmouth Association. DR.. ". IL Freeman,
from the West Indies, volunteered IL services
and lnmediatcly started for " fix.
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The Very Lqiesi From The Ter, District!

TIT 10y E7FfSf from fHe I'm VisffIcf!
We conyersed with 4 merchant of Norfolk yes
terday afternoon, direct from Portsmouth ny
way of the Seahoard and Petersburg Railroads
who brings us the latest tidings from Norfolk and
Portsmouth, and they are of atruly melancholy
character. Not "A letter paper from either
place came through yesterday, but our informant
states that there was no abatement of Fever What
ever. The general impression seemed TO be that
ii was rather ON the increase at both places.
Mr. c Barclay, highly respected and well
known Book Merchant of Main street, Norfolk,
died with the Fever Saturday
Mr. Samuel b Borum, of Norfolk, has almost
entirely recovered and expects to be cat in day
or
In Portsmouth, our informant was told by Il
physician, that about twenty new ca came un-
der his observation on Saturday, "A tafge number
of which were colored people.-P Express.