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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

A PRIZE FlGnr BROKEN UP.-A prize fight
was TO have taken place in New Jersey, on Tues
day, between John Lees, a New 1ork pughst,
and another from Philadelphia named James
MclntyIe, said to be attached to the notorious
gang of '.killers." 1t was to have been match
for 5000. but unfortunately for the rowdy gang
Mayor Wood of New York, had been informed
of the contemplated brutal exhibition, and with
enegy and determination, set about very quietly
to put stop to it. In order to do this he had
several of his officers dressed in disguise. They
mixed freely with the rowdes, and succeeded IN
arresting several. The arrest of Lees was thus
effected
Between three and four O'Clock Tuesday morn
ing detachment of the police proceeded to
public house in Walker street Here they sur
rounded the building, while one of their number,
who appeared in the costume OF a lighting char
acter went inside. The police remained outside
under the impression that the rowdies would of
fer resistance. SERGEANT Ford went INTO the bar
room, in staggering manner, and desired To
Lees. Those in the room supposing nm to
one of the Philadelphia killers, directed him up
stairs.
Entering the upper room, he saw Lees and
several others No one for moment recognz
ed him as an officer. Ford Immediately SAID,
johnny, your are my prisoner The slhgo,
lar garb of tie man who addressed him, startled
Johnny and his companions. All replied that he
could not take Johnny The ofhcPr tod them that
resistance was useless, and that he must go with
him.
One of the men then stepped up to the officer,
and recognizing him, said, There Is no use in re-
sisting. it is Sergeant Ford Lees was then ta-
ken and locked mp at the chiefs otfce.in the City
Hall Mayor Wood fixed his bail at $500. He
is still in confinement The police in pur
suit of Mcintyre, who it appears accompanied by
II host of his friends, mostly Philadelphia Killers,
and many interested in the success of Lees a
mounting to nearly one thousand, had sailed in
two dilapidated steamboats, for the battle ground
Riker's Island.
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LATE sGNS TIE Halls.


WAsnlSGroN, Dee. 8.-To day the Senate
passed the bill remtting duties ON fish under the
reciprocity trraty. The bill granting three years
credit Oh the duties railroad iron was discuss
ed. utter which the Senate went into Executive
Session.
In the House several bills passed, among which
WAS one regulating salaries of Judges of L. S.
Gnults.
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The FEATHER at the North

NEw YoRK,,Feb. st is showing here slight
". aud the snow is badly drifting. The wealth
pr Is n little more moderate at the East. The
Northern aud Eastern mails all detained
PHILADELPHIA Feb. st is still showing
aud halIing. The weather is more moderate
the thermometer twenty above The snow
lies fourteen inches deep. The mails arebrhind
time.
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MR. BRECKENRIDGE DECLINES TIE
MISSION To SPAIN.
DODGE or IOHA ipPOfNTMED.
NORTHERN MARKETS..

NEW York, Feb. 9.-'fhe steamship Atlantic
has arrived at this port
Lord John Russell ha resigned. and il is sup
posed the whole Cabinet will follow
The course of the government has been severe
ly denounced in Parliament.
The feeling of the people is in favor of peace.
Aiiairs at Sebastopol are unchanged. Sick
nessis increasing among the Allies. Odessa let
tiers state that the Russians will shortly resume
offensive operations in the Crimea with large re-
Inducements. The admirnls of the allied fleets
declare the ports of the Black Sea aud Sea of
Azof i'll state of siege.
Prussia claims the right to participate i'll tho
Vienna Conference, aud has sent protests to the
Paris and London Cabinets against passing reso-
lations at Vienna without her participation
Indications are i'll favor of another earliest in
surrecticn in Spain.
The Atlantic brings no commercial news.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-lt is stated that Brock
enridge has declined the mission to Spain in
consequence of the illness of his wife, and that
Dodge of Iowa has been appointed.
NEW York, Feb Cotton is in demand
Flour Southern quoted at yesterdays rates.
Corn, mixed 81 90.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9.-Nothing doing.
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Shock of IN Earthquake D0irn East.

OHOth % an 71U7tH7H717st 07r''' 1777F
BosToN, Feb S-The shock of an earthquake
was felt this morning, about 40 minutes past q
O'Clock, at Halifax, Sackville, PASSPORT, Calais
and other places. At Sackyille it shook houses
broke windows, and created much alarm among
the inhabitants.
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! ours, most Truly -. Ia.
THE FINALE SY st EN-.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from James Iinri,. E.q Lelter Alexandria,
Va-Aiter speak ing nf wonderful On ioJ.a.f he
.avs: Mrs II has ben suffering with the lip.r com.
paint md with inability, constantly complainnP, from
weakness. through her whole system. She enjoys
better health than 10. rui years being entirely
ed by the Of Hampton's Hteeoite Tiacture.n
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-ExtHrt from Il
Letter frnmj G ines ESQ., Lonion county va N.
wife has been Ton Yeas atiled with great wee ness
phin in the hrea-t, side aud hnck lHlpitaton the
heal;t-elene,s oil the system; loss of appetite
complex i'm saow; the sight Of eye almost gone t4o
otnr weak. pleased II say, Hampton 8
7incurc has restored her perfect health Her eyes
II good as ever they we're.
~ Call and get pamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY. & CO, Lynchl re; Sewers
Scotisvile;A J. BROWN, Charlotte, lie, and by all
Druggists throughout lheState. lar "a dscly
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another american ] ictory.

Isaac Albright, American, has been elected
Mayor of Lancaster, Pa, over keffer, the fusion
candidate by majority of 27i. The Tempe
ranee mon supported Albright
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GATHERS SPANISH MIXTURE.

l Aot - parlieie 81 Mc,cA,.gia II.
An lNrALi1nIE RkMtnY lar Scroiuln Kings Evil
khenmaIisn Obstinate tuinncuua Efuntinns PIN.
ple- or 'uslar. tie fnee, Bloehe., Souls, Gronlo
Sore Eyes, Ring Normo roter, Seald lond. En-
Judgement ard Pam { the Bones Il Joints. Shutdown
leets Syphlitie Dis,r riders, Lumhaga. Spinal Cum
rlaials an all Diseases arising trnm nIudleious
uso nj Mercury, lmPlndence in Life, or lmpuriiy ot
the lileod.
This valuable Medicine which has beco.oe celebrated
thu number o extraordinary urcs effected hraugh
It's agency Inns induced the prop ctorr the urgent
nest al then friends olle the public winch the,
10 with the utmost eonhleneen its virtues aud VIM
lcrful curative prof critics. he following certificates.
scIoc'ed homa lmee number. nre, however. tironge,
testimony thaa thu mere wpri oil the proIrntors nd
ali from gentlemen we'll kno In lher localities.
aud ri the highest resPeetablity any al them residing
the ,lS al Richmond, Va.
/. BOY Den. Esq, of The Exchange latel, Rich.
non. known every where, SAYS be ln. seen the Medi
called Culet's Spanish Mixture administered in
hundred casrs IN nearly the Diseases Tor which
I Is recommended, with Tho astonishing good
4uls lie suy', is the nost extraordinary medicine lie
lss
AeHe aud Ffeer- G,eaf Cur hereby certify, tla,
three yeuts Ind Aeae aud Fever ot 81 the
lent description had veral Physc nm took large
uantities otQ mine Mercury, and believe all the
ioncs nj ersol. but nil withou, my permanent
Lief. AT Inst tea Guler's Spnni,h Mixture, two
bottles al which eiftetuaily cured aud am happy
to .ny hive bud neilhe Ghils or Fever since con
.,der II the hes Tonic in the world md the ouly medi
zine TINT ever reached my cnse. JOHN LONGDEN.
Benser Dim, urar Richmond Va
G Il. laek. E-a INV in Richmond, aud Tor many
in the Pol Gico, hns such conl ence in the
.,ni-Ai 'hracy oi Cutters Spanish Mixmfe, tint ho
taufl upwards Of 30 bottles which he hns given
waytotc afflicted. Nh Luck snys he has known
fail when tnheu according 10 directions.
Dr VI nee, practising Physirian nnd formerly oi
the CRY lIoel in the eilY o Richmond heb wit
rerscd inn number Of Instances the effects Of Curriers'
Spnui.l, Mixture which were mos, truly surprising lie
in Of Consunl ton dependent the Liver,
the good effects sere wonderful indeed.
Samuel NJ Dfiuhcr, al tie firm nj Drnher X Mo ia,
Richmond, was cured al LIVER Complaint oi yenrs
standing h1 the ii Two hotlle. Of Cutters nni.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-10

Nominations for U. s. Senator in Pennsylvania.
Harrison RIG, Feb. Sth.-Ihere were to-day
sixty nominations for u. S. Senator in the Penn
sylvana Legislature.
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Real the follow ing Certificate lrem Indy, endorsed
by Postmaster +. Z. Cooler:
CApoN BRlpGg.
llampshire county. Va, March Isl, 1871.
Nr. J.. p. Cooper Deaa SIR: Agreeable To vnur
quest mud m, desire brncf tie afflicted. here
certify the graz reet hive received from the
of Hampton's Vegetable Imetne
taken win yioent pDipitatioa. or rather nut
T., NJ an trembling Of the lrurt, which continued
rl dass; seemed a- i'm, heart had almost forgotten
II, Office. Fhf family became anrmed and procured
bottle this salablp Medicine, and beiofe hal taken
bottle Of this Tmetnre Of HamPoa's WIS en-
Iifey relieved.
rni- /, the third Instance Of clief in my family rom
the use of ihi- valuable Medicine I so three years
mol was laid up with liberation Of my anhie from fleet
al wnat is generally called II ili leg. had ios m,tc
mad appetite. nhd the VII eh was sorle ont inches
W. and down. and half WY around my ankle. rejected
every effort bead ii until proe.red llamPon's Veg.
etabe Tinclure bottle of which restored my health
heaed my ankle, md am treer from swelling than for
tfteiaSt hirtygeats,
hgain one ol my daughters very low from severe
dvsente v aud when size began sit up her feet
npnced swelling. which increased every dne, and began
n be very pninfu-s,:e nsad bottle OF Hampton =
3nciure; the pains assuaged, the swelling sub
81 fed and hcr hcah ,eluraed-we hept her legs ban
daged with strips of wooden until her strength returned.
have been thus pnfticuar that others nn Ter similar
circumstances might be induced 10 avail themselves OF
Ills remedy. Yours with respect.
ELIzABfrH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify tint | prr-onally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards. and enn safely recommend the a.
huye statement 10 be correct
+. p COOPER Postmaster.
Cepon Il eidge Hampshire county, Va.
ry Delicate Iadie, and Children will please give a
trIl.
Space mi not atrmi 10 name hundreds RI oilers, as
Gen ". tieodrieh, Capt. Thos. Ganoi Robert Gnnlt,
.ames Snsth, curel of rheumatism
John Peryaf "A. Griffin, loln Lux, Rev. v Esk.
ridge, [. S Navy, aud thousands Of others cured oi
Dyspepsia, Scrofula Cough Livel Complaint. Bropchi.
It's ST. Eifu- Dancc &c. We reaef own citizens.
Gail On them.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liner Com
plant The Eerdict has gone FORTH AHddmit
that champions Iincture" has no Superior !! :
ScorrsyuLE, Albennrlr Co W..
March 2Sh 1858,
MeSs,s Mortimer i. MomJroy :-Gentlemcn-l huvc
been at lied the last eight yenrs will hheun atisn,
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, suffering all The whe
With puins IN the shoulders. hip hnk and side, shit
ing from onc side the other Palptaton of the hcart.
lbs of appetite. cold sWess ut night, excessive costive
ie>s and eren, debility aud weakness | tried many
remrnes which lorc no god. but nthef grew
worse. Lat fail ndvised 10 thy champions
Veget ibe Tinctnte " and nmharpy 10 say ii ha, cur, d
ine am now free FINN al pain, and il the enjoyment
oil perfect henlhand take pleasure in recnmme- 4.
Ing the T.ncture 10 aI afflicted MS have been.
Yours JAMES NJ. NOEL.
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New BEDFORD Feb. "a fire occurred yes
terday at Mattapoisett, by which $50, 900 worth
of property was destroyed-half insured.
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IyEHCOMrLAINT, JAuNDlGE

~
Medicine 81 rywierc. sep51y
lsExGOMPLAIN JAuNDlGE. nYs-
Lprpsu Chrome Nervous Debility. Disease # the
kidneys, and al discusses arising fun Disorlerod
LiVrr or Sfna a.i such Constipation, lnmard Pilss
tuilne5s, Blond 10 the lien Aedty OF the Stomach
Nau heartburn Disgust ol food. funess weight
II the Sonnrh Soar Eruratons Sinking 81 Fultrrlbg
the Pit OF the Stoma, H. Swimming of HE II nd, llu
ried and difficult Breathing, fptteripg nj the lealt
Cboking Suiocatlng Sensations when in lying pos.
ture Dimaess Of Nsiou Dots Webs before the sight.
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heal, Deficiency Of Pers.
pIalinn, lclowness Of the skin and Ewes Pain IN tho
Sidr, Barh, Chest, Limbs, &c, Sudden tushes Of leut,
Burning in the Flesh Coustnn lmaginhgs Of Evil and
gIeat depression oi Spts, can be elncmnly cured by
DocrsR lIpoFtANps CELEBRATED
GERMAN BlTTERS.
prepared By DR.. &. NJ. Jnckson German Medicine
Store No 100 Afel At. door below Sixth. phiiadn.
Their power over the above Diseases IA exceed,
il equalIei, lay any other preparation in the United
States ~ the cures attost, in many cases utter skul
physicians bud lniled.
These b tiers are worthy the attention of lnvalid.
Poisoning great virtues in the recifcaon Of tie liver
md lesser glands, exercising the most searching power
in aud afeoti Il the digestive organ, they
witlal s5.c, ceruin and pleasant
VIRGINIA TtsrrNnSY. -Df J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va feb Gtl, 1892. said: II am entirely out of the
German Ritte.. They huye become al the rage Moth.
ne .lse sells.
Tie Tenth Legion, published Mt Wnod.tock Va
aid, Jan l0th. 1876: "A Great Med.cnr.-We have
niiormy rernined from recommending to the public
Of the patent medicines of the day. unless
thoroughly convinced Of their valIe. Among those
pn-ider worthy Of notice. is the German Bitters in
cnted by DIR. Ioriland mud prepared by DIR Jackson,
Philadelphia. One instance, in particular ia which
plcrur virtues - medicine have been tested
la fAen under obscrvnri During the last sum
mei, of Mr.. Abram CInbill, OF thi. county.
cry seriously affected with liver Complain, and after
trying, in win various lies he purchased bottln
OF the bitiers and arr using IT. was so much relieved
Of his distressing muady thai he procured other bot
L. md ta,l ,,tirt 4ly iaul
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GAVE YOUR BOOKS ~ pApERs.

- Every business mar. VIM con.ia,rs his fooks aud
Puper, woft I'll, ing ,hoald be provided with of
ialinai, tIee-l'roof Safes. He ten feel
against inc. nt,Jtri,, and turelar~.
These Sap- are FOR s,le at manufacturers prices By
thr Agents J II. #lfOMFSON %.
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VIII You Read the Truth 2

4 Medicine must nave merit aud great merritt stnnl
: \ the lest ofpnblie opinion. No arr of
savan,e worthless ultire To keep ii up good
medicine. If ii be not loa'v
A cool medicine will live. be ONE popular, ind ~
,l il, salc- year after yenr in spite oi opposition,
The pro r readily fni lis virtues, and the tune al
t3aa t,ass,, from 6urh mouth with rapdty
HIM INV raf erz sfrrnd it. living witness testi
y ae l. ne rne medicine has made for him is Of far
service II an any newspaper advertising.
In prod OF shnl sly ahoyc. refer you
lIAMPTON'S NEGETBLE 1INCTURE nnd It's cf-
t.cts H. praise il in the mouths of multiiudes The
besl men in our country give their testimony 10 its
wonderful enre.. Among them nnlqe Hon. II.
Cay Hon. Rich VI Joinaon. Vice President of the
l'ned Stat 5 with hundred, of others Capt. Ihomas
Clnot--br Dher the celebrated plyscinn of the
Emperor Of fanre-wn. cured by it Of disease Of
pynn yeas standing aitrr the slto all the Doctors oil
Europe md Amer, a had failed 10 rurc.
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Il II. HOPKINS, II. null, W. II. Ryan, Y W ATKINSON
HOPKINS, HULL n CO,
Wholesale Dry Goots Merchants,
$50 Market Street,

babIlmoRb
INVITE the attention Of Merchants, visiting tins
loot II lheir large stock ot British frnnch aud
American DRY GOODS. They hive nndenvored 10
-oPpls deficiency thu las onr existed in tins unikct
J kerping lnrrn and elrennt atnsl, al
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
MANY o ahich of elegant quullty md design ilav
nf taken advantage al The depfesse Of hr market
in Tufnhusng their Gonda. will be nhe oiiel
gr,i inducements buyers mud in order To secure the
MT rHApf. they will sell MI profits. Tor
en- ~ 10 punclunl drnois. feb dtr3m
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pxusm MOUNTAIN WILL stones

ileUsEB MOUNTAIN MILL stones
- THE undersigned are procuring from their cele
,ratd quurry, Mt the Bush Mountain Montgomery
" Mil Stones and Burrs of the very beat quality The
irputnt,on Of tiese widely know T., but II
Railrund giving increased facilities In hbc ORDER.
~ have an ainted Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston and Lee
< Johnson, Lynrhbmg, ncents for the snle OF u m
81, will rrcrs orders mud hnve them fulfilled
.lntinst nn'iee.
Our Address, Ble burg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL. PRICE & Co.
Jnmr. NJ. Williams. Dnnyile, V Reynolds Co
Leak iilir n. c. are ase ourngenl l.P.& Co
Inh "A dArle
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Telegraphed for the Daily virginian.
Arrival of the Steamer Atlantic :!

Resignation Of Lord Russell Whole
Cabinet Expected to Follow -GOv-
eminent severity denounced in Par
Lament People i'm favor Of Peace
Affairs nt SebastOp0l Unchnnged
sickness increasing among the
Aliies-fen>sia intending tO resume
Offensive Operations Ports Of the
Black, and the Sea Of AzOf dccilr-
ed in state Of Seigc- Prussia claims
tight to participate i'm Vienna Com
fcrencc-NO Commercial News.
MR. BRECKENRIDGE DECLINES TIE
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Read the fooV ne Certificate lren Indy, endorses
b, Postmaster f. Z. CuoIer:
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BENNETT \ REERS Prnn,ielnr

NJ. - Mnin ST Richmond, N.
Aud f.r sale by J. II. Seav, d. X. LYMAN. J II.
Imnp.ou 4 Co. Llnchbure, yp., nnd by den'crs in
N,dT@ina. q, cry vi rfc sen5.1y
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rIe0AL WnOMlE MAY CONCERN,
We shall continue to call upon our friends Tor
the of theil bills, de lst Jnnunp FOR the bal
nncc Of the month after which, having the time
necessary devote TO it, sha pluce those remaining
unsettled IN oihcy hands for collection.
L. Il BURROUGHS, SIIAFER & co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-04
The Powder Mill Exrlcsion

The particulars the explosion of aresche's
Powder Works mention of which was N ads in
our telegraphic column, yesterday hay e been
received Tie drying house of the establish
ment, which il located in Eden Park. WAS
blown up, as Is SUPPOSED, through the careless
reSs - , workman. The house contained
about one and half tons of powder. and the
explosion aud conclusion resulting were tire.
meEdOus- The house had been in operation
Ter about forty years without al accident and
was considered the safest house at the works
All connected with its operations were killed
At once. Ihey were blown to atoms, and their
remains were found al various distalces-from
forty to two hundred yards from the house.
Three OF the woIkmen were Frenchmen, named
Eugene POrene, Joseph Du Pearce and Francis
flsler. boy named John P1gh was a. 90 EN-
pl0yed IN the house II the time-all were killed
The explosion OF the dry-hOuse caused a
mill situated Sbout three hundred yards dis
lsnt, u e1pio' Q. Ia this mill four persons
were 2an5er.usiy hurt aud two badly wound
ed- Peter McGinlew was thrown ABOUT forty
rect, AMI. II is thought, will hardly recover.
faiTick BaTE was running frvm the mill when
the EShtnlrg rod descended, fracturing his
skull. Ills recovery Is doubtful Thos Null
len had his collar bone broken by the descent
Of piece of til. ber
The engineer, Mr.. Mitchell, was seated at
POS'' MS newspaper, when the ex-
Plcslcn took place. He saw a barrel of now.
der explode, but escaped with a few slight
bruises
The mill was torn TO pieces. There were
about 400 lbs. VI powder in it, which is less
than usual.
The trees around the drying house were
blown up By the roots, and one or two horses
IN the IeighbOrhood were killed.
IL an not connected with the mill is is said
to have been killed, but this seems doubtful.
Drs AsAeW, Bush, Wilson and Draper, from
wilmington, are present, rendering all the aid
In their power 10 the wounded
Mr.. "aresehe says the explosion must have
been caused by ore Of the Frenchmen who
WORKED In the packing room and was addict
ed TO smoking pipe; Mr.. G. had cautioned
him two weeks previous about it. and told him
to quit the premises, or quit his pipe; and he
supposed until now that he had abandoned the
practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-04
PERSONAL.

.... Santa Anna, it is reported, has lately
pureha considerable amount of real estate
In the city of New York, including a maynif-
cent private residence in the upper portion of
that commercial metropolis.
80. Judge Cotton, Of Mississippi, has An
nOuneed his leu dnciatiOn of Know NOTTINGHAM
aid withdrawn from the canvass of the State
Senate.
80. Besides the 1900 Germans collected
near Sandga.e, England, there are also about
l,oOo SWISS at Dover-sO that the foreign le-
glon now musters a force Of Z,5UO men in
very respectable state OF discipline.
49, Lieut.. Col. Bragg" little nore grape.
braGg-is scjourning at Newport.
80. Because her lover was slightly cool, +.
young woman In Lowell took some oil of cedar
On Monday, with view to commit suicide
fortunately, II did not quite work, for the
lover has been talked TO-, and promises tn
marry and make il all right. This is the best
way.
....Hoh- William L. Marcy, Secretary of
state, who Is now stopping at Willard's Hotel.
Old Point, recently visited Fortress Monroe.
ana w@s received with 4 salute o. sixteen c-,n.
de also reviewed the troops.
HAIRY Lehr (Brudder Bones) of Kun.
ke!s Opera troupe, is in this city, and stoppinp
at the Potomac House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-04

as the quotation would Indicate Miss Car.
roll never was Catholic, and she is well
known in this city, (where several years ago
she conducted school,) as the daughter of
Thos. King Carroll, Esq, of Baltimore, Md.
The attempt to impose her upon the commu-
nifty as an original Catholic, and as a member
Of the highly respected family of Carrollton
CAROLS, is like every other thing originating
with the opponents of civil and religious free
dom. Will they have the honesty to "put
history aright' in this case?
There never was clearer case Of false pre-
fences than this effort to give consequence to
the silly balderdash of Miss Carroll against a
religious sect among us. 1t is, however, in
capital keeping with the want of integrity of
purpose which Know Nothingism SO univer-
sally manifests.
The Weather.-The record kept at the
Smithsonian Institution shows the following
condition of the weather for the month of July