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FEVER IN VIRGINIA.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Aug. 7, 1855.
The yellow fever in Portsmouth Il increasing and
over half tie inhabitants have nov fed.
There were only two cases at Norfolk yesterday,
ard the ci.ease il confined 10 the infected district.
The wife Of Capt Bennon Of the United States
Navy il i'll with the fever at Gosport.
All communication between GospoTt and Norfolk
has been cut off
AT Portsmouth the passengers aud malls are trans
ferred from the Baltimore boats to the steamer Slsr,
which takes them up the river.
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Ngw WAY % RAISING CAcKENs.- During the
scorcli-c weather Of last week, fays The Abiagt5a
S.eal..d. batch of eggs which tsl beea deposited
under The eaves Of barn a East Abingdon by some
brig forth q respectable To-, OF lady and gentlemen
chicks who did rot appear TO be at ell disconnected by
Their ove uarIeT Of entering the state OF chicken
teod.
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DISPATCH.
ALABAMA ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Aug 7, 1855.
Further returns from Alabama show the following
Know-Nothing mejoriGes: Dallas County, 3lO Perry
County, 45Oi Augusta County, 50. Russell County
gives POO Democratic majority
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Aug. T. 1855.
The Anti Know-Nothings in the .City of Florence,
Alabama, have 800 majority.
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TE SOUTHERN MAII-TEXAs NEWS.

BALTifORK, IGts-Gy, Aug. 7, 1885,
Ncw-Oileans pspcrs Of Wednesday las' are 20 hand.
contain n Gslvestou dates TO the 25th Jolly.
Heavy i0ii in Westen Texas had doae cOnsiiers-
bic damege, end 0pprcbensons were felt II the storms
conbnD'd the cotton crop would lie injured and put
back fully three weeks behind former seasons.
General Smith had arrived at San Antonio with
twenty loaded wagons. He reached there the l9th
ult ard was on his way to Ksnsas under orders OF
GcIeTal Harvey.
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POSTSCRIPT.
WEDNESDAY EORNING-FTYE Ot'toCk-
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

The United states Mail Steamship Baltic. which
left Liverpool on Saturday, July p has been
Telegrapbed off Sandy Hook. She brings intelii-
gence from Europe one week later than that re-
ceived by tie Asia last week.
We -hsll issue sn EXTRA TRIBUNE, containing
the Bsltic's news iii impOrtsnt,) as soon as We
get our fles &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-08
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, Aug. :, ls55.
r. T. Paine, X. N, is elected 70 Congress from the
let District of North Carolina by 800 majority.
WAsHISGToS, Tuesday, Aug = 1855.
Dispatches received here announce the defeat Of
Mr.. Cngman in the With District, but this is
sdeYed doubtful
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THv XIV INnIANs.-Iu iomGt0n has been received
~ the Office Of Indian Affairs that these Indians posi-
lively refuse to 90 any further than s. LOUIS, giving
a. a reason that they have been joined by second
psr.v, that they expect sin another and that when
thev are all ready, they viii make arrangements 10
leave y; Louis and ion their tribe 81 Council Grove.
They wander about The streets begging, and perhaps
thieving. The Superintendent complains OF great
difficulty in getting them together. The Instructions
from the Indian Bureau 20 the Superintendent al ~
Louis are 10 request the captains Of seamDoa' he %
ake any Indians on bol-u without the proper written
permit and. il they viii not accept his olef OF sending
Them home 10 turn them over to The municipal auInol-
ties a. vegrants lie also nsructs s.cnts not 70 allow
Irdisns 10 leave tie bougl. G. Their irlbe without
permit
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MURDERER TO BE HUNG.

BOSTON, Iueeday, Aug. Z, 100.
John Wilson convicted of the murder of a fellow
convict in the State Prison. is to be executed the
5tb Of October next; the Governor and Council hav
ing fused TO commute bis sentence TO Imprisonment.
Cor life.
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despaired o. Robert Cameron, mas,er-buder, w.
r. Curtisa Superintendent Of TIE building, were SIT
ting beneath al the time and John s. Chambers aud
L. WeldIon, passing by-el well knowr-are among
lie killed
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STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER ON LIE DELAwARE.

THIIhDtII HIAf IutrUtY, Au5 !, TOO.
The bodies OF Mr.. Douglass, the Express Agent, and
Messrs. Ramsey Ind Hughes who were drowned in
the Mcdonald collision, found this morning aud
taken into Chester. Two other bodies one a colored
man, were also found near Red Bank, n. j., this
morning.
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EIRE AT OSAXEGO-

OswEoO, n. Y, Tuesday, Aug. y 1s5j.
fire last night destroyed the dstilery attached to
the starch factory in this city. Loss about - 600.
The starch factory uniDiued.
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STEAMBOAT BURNED-YELLow FEVER.

NEW-OILFA'5, SlIUT1HNl NUg 7, I'lv'
The steamer Alton, loaded with 1000 bales OF cot
ton, was entirely destroyed by fire to-day No lives
were lost
The deaths from yellow fever during the week end
ing tonight were go which shows u decrease.
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SARATOGA, n. y, Tuesday Aug z, 1855.
The suspected burglars examined. Knsbury
and Henderson were seen by tue chambermaid near
General Halsel's room. G. ". Merritt Of the New
York Police Identifies Henderson and Eddy az old
offenders.
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LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, Aug. y 1855.
Johnson, Democrat, is elected Governor OF Tennes-
see His majority is supposed to be about 800
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EDITORIAL CHANGES.

BUFFALO, Tuesday, Aug 2, 1883.
TuuE1ow WEED IS about TO retire from toe editor
ship Of Tie AJoay Ereniag Journal and SAMUEL
WLKIsoS Ct TIE Buffalo Democracy takes his
place. Tile Democracy is to be Discontinued.
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FAILO ACORNICE-S PERSONS KILLED

JINCINNATI Tuesday, Aug. . 30.
The coice of the new building IN process OF erection
for the Ohio Life and Trust Company foll al o'clock
this afternoon, crushing TO death six persons and n-
juring Others two so seriously that Their recovery
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THE LIQUOR CONVENTION.

SYRACUSE, Tuesday, Aug. :, l8j5.
Delegates 10 the Lquor-Doalers State Convention
are arriving fast and the hotels are full already. The
res.hcr Is quite cool.
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TIE REWARD OF LAEOB.-OccasOnaly we find
men whose understanding Of their obligations to their
felow.men exhibits tseh something after this SORT
finn al Nisgars Fsls Who have enjoyed the reading
of Tile EIDrss 20 the amount Of several dollars, make
pay ment therefor in the following currency
NIAGARA FALLS, Aug. Z, 1875
".F6fCrs Moirry EKpsel.
" DEAR sIRs. We write ycu 20 Inform you that We have
rrended rsyrsn and fsied 50 you vii De 70 kind
lto . cur rapeI-as for paying 10 l. impossible
Yours, very respectfully
"EAMNAYS HANCOCK, per J. 7. Powers"
There Is a cool and insulting in ID eplsc
which goes coed way toward canceiling an honest
Debt and r. frdng the publishers Of Newspaper for
tie capital and labor involved in It's production. Tho
paper will be promptly stopped gentlemen; but We
1dyse you 20 take out patent tor " new way Of
paving cd debs.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13
MARINE AFFAIRS.

THE BRITISH STEAMERS The Cunsrd STEAMSHIPS
will resume their ups to the post Of New York in
Januar, TIE new ste sme; Persia, which will
make The fl ct TIP, will leave Liverpool on the 2th Of
Jsnu,ry. and will reach her Dc OK at Jersey Ciy or
about the 23d of that month. The Asa and Africa
will alto resume their trips in their order, after tina.
cafe.
The cipper,bip Dreadnaught, Cept. samuels, from
Liverpool, srived yes'erd9y, brings one thousand
tuDs of pe dry goods, seven huLdred suns OF steel,
tin PLATES end cutlery, being the largest cargo OF me
eoocs ever shipped to Ne~.York nom Liverpool
For EuRorE-rhe Collins mail stesDer Adsntc
left esteiday for Liverpool with eighty one passengers
ano s46O Oj4 h specie Among The passengers was
Gen. Paez OF Venezuela.
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THE WONDER Of the AGE!-Dr. TOBIAss

TTHE WONDER OF the AGE DIR. TOBIASs
Il VENETIAN LIHIMENT 10 warranted to cure Cholera
Cole sesSohpes. Chronic Rhsums ism, vomilinss Cats
Barns Od Sores svens, Toohsehe and pains Of "A knds
GREAT CURE FOR RHEUMAfIsM
Capt Consoek OF the steamer Bsac collins Line) wa
cured 9 attach of Chronic In d.ys
by DR.. Tobi.s's calehr.ted Venetian Lnau1ent
FROM The EDITOR OF THE POLICE GAZETTE.
NEw-Y OAK Jan s. 1854
DR. ToBAs-Deay SI: Please send me few more bottle.
of9our Venetian Linment, and ell ~
time that rh.n.yer have used or Rneum1c Pan' Too b.
sehe &c has been ded with immediate relief Several
OF my friends also your niment bear testimony
hso value an, dear SIR, ours very resp 70 ly,
LEE0W.
RHEUMATISM OF TWO YEARS CURED IN TWENTY.
FOUR HOURS
NEwYoRg, Dee 5, 1855
DrAR SIR c;npot allow myself 10 be silent 10
spsct 70 yoor valuable Venesn Linneut suffered for
Je.rs from Rheumatism and have bee treated by several phy
seens and also used edcnes wiz relief until
friend advised to try and, wonderful TO ei..e
was cured en- rely BY two applications You this
you see ut and II am The Of who is suffer-
from that awful elsint being IL gill afford pies
sure and will cobhrm th. above who ca On
THORNE WALLISG No 81 Washing on.st
To Dr. TOBIAS. No. 60 CouItlsbdtsL
Price % AID 50 cents. Sold by ! the DTuggst1
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FIRES.

FIRE CORNER OF WEST AND WATTS STREETS.
Shortly after ten clock last night fire broke ont in
the pine lumber yard o; j. johnson No. 2sl West
street. correr of VISITS, North River The fire
oriyir eed in small open space between ssoIe aud
larse pile of lumber snd appearances iDdics'edthat
i. was The work Of an incendary. The flames were
subdued before they had gained much hesdwsy
Ioss about $50 The fire was discovered By some
Young men resicipg in little building on one side of
the yard
FIRE IN HUNTINGTON, L. l.
On Tuesday most calsmtoas fire took place in the
village of burlington, L. l. About l2l o'clock. mid
night il was discovered by Mr. Ireland proprietor of
An oy ster saloon on the lower floor OF the premises
He vel Immediately {, call Mr.. Carley, who slept 10
a 70 m over bis gric-ry chop. Meantime the smoke
became almost suffoc-ting, and Mr.. Carey with bis
oe.ks had 10 make their escape tn, ough the Windows
above. While SO engaged the floor OF their bedrooms
gave way ard fell benea with loud crash. The
flames spre ad rapidly and very tae buildings oc
cupied by Mr. Carley and Mr.. Ir-l.nd Mr.. Dowoe's
hoo. and shoe store Nj Nice ,fflss cigar store aud
Mr. Uewett's drug store were in eneet OF hs ne.
The pisht was intensely cod-perhs,s the oldest OF
the ssson yet the people gathered ana rendered all
the sssi lance in their power lhe'e wss neitner en-
epe nor rope and ladder company TO render any assist
sDce wbaever
The Efforts of those assembled were to the al
Joining bui dngs of which the dwelling. bouse of Mr..
Heuett was on fire some TWO or three times, aud tue
building was given up lost, when the Il smes were
Issuing rom benz ath the chimney and Ehep all hu nan
efforts appeared to be Of no avail 10 general aston
isbue, T. Dung man bsmtd Daniel Underhill ascend
ed OF the immDent risk Of his life ana by almost super
human forts put out ths fire.
The y hole block Of buildings were destroyed. Sew
ers families are u TO wn out of employment with the
loss of all they possessed.
MIR. Carley lie partially Insured. The other families
ere upde rstood 10 have Insurance.
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RuorHrR RrprrmED.-An appeal for $500 Was

BROTHER REDsEmED.-An appeal for 200 was
nnbi,teo In The Ner. York O6server few days
ain zee, and repeated in The Journal Of Commerce 70
compI,te The SUN neeced for the freedom Of smes
Isle. We announce the receipt OF the fall SON
L,.d,d, and thai already we suppose james 70 Do on
biz wa 70 New York 10 embark for Liberia to rejoa
be brother.
The facts in this case are interesting and highly
honorable. Some y 7ars ago, Ei~srd Lsle, OF VIII
uip.ton n. c., by careful industry and economy re-
deem cd mself, and we'd with bis family TO L.
IBERIA He wss prosperous and coptentei, and earn
stiy 10 obtain the liberty of his brother james
A correspondence was opened with James's osner.
Bu, tie value set upon james was far beyond Ed
yaos convenience.
Dunn. our la-t Winter visit TO Liberia, iwsrd now
a respectable trader at Buchanan, add magistrate,
mana ed The case to u.s. and expressed bis earLeU wish
10 zee James In Lioeria. The price for James Wa
81 OOO bot The owner, In view OF The peculiarly Oh
the case, offered to deduct 500 sud take $500.
Edward placed $500 in my hsnds toTArd nls of9 gs
er's freedom and promised to make an en !c
owner finally agreed TO ttro~ of tyoo mus sess.
ing but s2oo to be obtained. Inc UNION Oh
tbese brothers and their gratitude VIZ ~npJ 49, 80
p+I.a.e the generous donors wno nave 20 cnse''
fully MADE up tbs sun. l|'" ~-
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THE TURF.

UsIos Course, L. L-TRorrISG-W faesday
Dee l2, ls5j.Match 81 900, mile heats, t, wagons;
w whelsn namssb g. Jsie Oakley. .... Rcd forfeit
PiHer 9. IN. Lady soness ......Psid forfeit.
The great Tfoiting match between Know-No'hing
ano Tacopy mile heats, best three in f0e IN harness.
came Of ON Tuesday, and Was witnessed by large
col course of spectators. Know NohiDg won the
race in three straight heats and Of course carried off
the money. TIE frs, beat made in 2iO; Know
Nothing rad il all his own way, and came in winner
unbout any exertion Tacory being in fac. no where
Ih4 kI ov leg ores, who ha1 lost money on the win:
n, in bis previous races, had the eyas open tight
and determined to make up their Losses, which they
did, with a considerable surplus over. One e ntle-
man won -, 900 ON the match; and so /. vas Sit1
many Others. large amount OF money changed
hsLds. The following is q summsry OF the race
CISTREyILLE Course, l.. L-TRoTTISG.-Taes-
day, Dec II, lsj5.-Match $1,000 mile heats, best
three in Ave.
H. ooJrp II James b. G.. Know .NothiDg.......
W. Pesbocy names ro g. Tseony.............'
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Mr. KENNEDY OF Roxbury has discovered In ous Of eur
HUNOR from TIE porsf SerQfsia a common Pimple
He isd In eleven hundred and never fsed
possession bundled certificates Of lis value all within
Tsobottl.s ave warranted to core a uursns- sore mouth
One three bottles will the kind Of pnpes the
face
Tso or three bottles will clear the system Of bilss
Two bottles warranted to cure the wont canker in the
mouth and ste mach.
Three to Eve bottles the Of
sry,pel.a ,.,.
Two bottle, running Of the and
Four or sI bottle, are warranted cure corrupt running
One bottle will sc.ly eruptons OF the skin
Two CT three bottles are warranted 70 cure the worst case OF
Two OF b.es warranted he Desperate
Three 10 four bottles ar. warranted to cure salt rbeuu
Five 20 .isht bottles will cure the worst case OF scroas
perez cure wbeO the above
Nothing oohs improbable to those who have vain tried
growing the pastures ADD along Old walls shood
humor In the ystem yet 1t fixed fact II you hsyes
about IT, .uitsg cases bgt not your. Peddei ove
bous,nd tiles of in the vicinity Of Boston lnow the e
oft IN every II h already done of the
done In Massachusetts it to children
S D 70 s people & e , s sS so
perfect state OF health b one bottle
To those who subject TO sick headache eote will
always great relief cstarrh AMI tzzness
Some Who have taken bsvs been eoVe for and h.ve
easy but where there Of the functions Of
will veJ singular feen but you must NOT be
ssImedi hey always disappear from four days to weet.
There bad result from IT. the contrary when that
feeling gone you will feel yourself like neg person
heard Of the nost e1avasant encomiurns Of it that ever
lat ne 10.
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY No. 129 warren-st.,
Eoxbury, Mas Price ST..
Wholesale Agents for New.vork: C. " CLICKENERt Co.,
No. 81 Bsrcay'st.; CHARLES RING No 1872 Br adw.y;
A. b. 4 d SAN0S No 14l Wi liaD-st MARSH, ORVIS
Co., No $50 Greenwich.st.; sCHIEFFELIN, BROS CO.,
No. 10 UIlau.st.; BOYD PAUL, Chambe'sst; WELLS
q Co No lis Franklin ST. 1cKIs SON. ROBBINs& Co., No.
las Maiden.lanei BAviLAND, HARRAL RISLEY, WAY
a. Maden-ane;
Brooklyn; and for sale at retail BY all respectable Druggists
throughout the Union.
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

ARRESTS FOR ATTEMPTS TO Pass CoUSrERFErr
MoSEY.-festerdsy sft-ircon icu N-gYsts d
Eewud ard L.ope Devoe VII pr.t-rd-d to b. t.h. sad
into NJ R1ers In the cry OF aud,a and nsi oyE
B.Dh o. Salem sa"i hey ns,,e lind msaaooei y.s
ter5ay It's passed The previously
srk sns BoboIep Mr. Rher dscaen il; and Mes.r.
Beatty and Samuel Robin Of Hsd'oo par'ued the
n l.,,, Cit, where they ed M KING. hs store .ai
offered ID. .ane kind OF money 10 nent fr ioue
b., LEFT there time feviouy. They we're
-.sd ard Recorder Gu ter them be locked in n
a Pri,ou 1bey will brou,hi b-fors him thi mor-i
Those vbO have taken his mon sui aid a'des
b,Iprooucirs il this morning at the Recorders Office
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SUPkEME COURI.-ln the matter OF the ~
~ phcston Of the Mayor Aldermen and Coun0sity cf the
OFT pUBLiC PLACE between sch .DS iosb-st. and lbs
9TH and sb w the City Of EewYork-We the Comnds
nonen OF Estimate and Assessment N the sboys entitled
matter hereby give pocs the occupant
snds affected thereby and 70 al othsD ~hoD
- follows. 70 wn:
ln. That hsv. eompleted erir,s.s ..-ssna.
ard that all persons whoee reress are affected ereoy s<
who te opposed the GO Their objections
vrtn duly vented 70 the ccusaor.o 81 their oee no
ITO Broadway from S n this city. seore tie Sih n,
ID That peTsop eonrceg themselves
sseeved BY sad .r.inse and nsssnert, viii be heard
opposition the before s, e rscs u 10 ocS
A. H., on the Est Gay Of Scyer oer 1855
Sd That the Abstract Of the fed Estimate ard ASesres.
tofete with an al The 1dsv1ts est stos :rt
other documents which ssed by n making report
have been deposited In the Street Comasscaers Oce Of tbs
City and County Of EevYorf there % remain vsn NE t
day OF Deeenber te5S
<th That the limits embraced BY .ss-ssmen - pt
lows: All those snd stdstsd In the sid City bounded
by the center line OF hs blocks between IiSb
the south by the line q toe keE otv 4t eat
and 42 the by the center Line of the bocfs %
I'd and Sd the west by the center ane OF Tia
Tain otr los pieces ard parcels Of land fronting either ode
9th 1h 9Th TIN and stb between 18th and l6tba
fronting On either sde Of he sts sth, lib and sthsv
Broadway between SD and fos aid cut On the sac msp
Of the Cotnni,siopen.
9Th That r. port ~ be presented the s1rrems
held .t the City as the s,d Ciy Saturday, the lk
Of December D. 1885, the opening Of he Court
that day. and that then and there or a. soon .. tezn
SCI be heard, motion will be made thks &C Ts>crs %
soa6me5.-Esw. Yort, October 2, 1858
N. ULSHOEFRER,
WILLIAM KENS,
L. BRADISH >cGr.1.i.ioaxss.
WARREN RRAoY,
O5toDl5 JEREMIAH TOWLB,
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AERIAL NAyIsAIIOs.-Aonzo N. Mace Of sping.
field, Mas writ to Us that TIE ides Of seia nsviga
op, by rising through the stratum of air supposed t,
be kept in mott by the revolution Of the earth visit
ing in suspense until the required place rolls around
enc then suddenly popping down upon it, belongs 70
him, iMsce,) and lot o Mr. No~iand, whose name
.ss mentioned in Il 1t connection in recent s'icH
Mr.. Mses says he has advocated srch tneor' III
feur yeNs past.
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IAdverusemeut.
A NPnIlAI NEWSPAPER


mops the subjects treated Of In the December number OF
HrSTyEis MEDICAL SPECIALIST are: PumonMy Consamp-
ton The Teachings Of sund.y .paPer The Des,h
III Chatter Cd Medical Ethics Medical Journ SIS Ultra Or
ibc5oI, Illustrated; Few Word, the Inhaler; Popu ar
Medical Re,diDs Medical lnhsson IL History Continued;
ner T. senst Inhsioe pder-d Qusckey IN nhsstion
The commentator VI the press and The Eetnos
ability Of IL. Lave aesdy gained for TIE SPECIALIST
spread fsine 49,, -, y,..- -, . H.,
pop,sr busTFR NJ d No szs Brosdgsy, Nsw.Yors.
Yearly tubcIpton for The SPECIALIST 81 Single copies,
10 cent?. ,, -
Pub.hhedby sHERsN % VI
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. ,,oy FRyE SPEEcH AT the Disc Pies
cd AiaAoh Re Be,bspy, Va, presided over BY Rev.
t1hge, ~ "a nObeI there recently according 70
Ae pe,toss Ohio Democrat quite disturb on
&C. ouh. snsa BUM who, in fulfllmeat Of his sp
;,,neut TO preach oa the Sabbath eveoins 10 the
poI sse pulpit undertook to .pesk on the subject OF
Hnosp Rights AID 10 Opposition To Slavery although
in yery mid terns. This 20 incensed tho Southern
stu6tnts that they attempted personal violence eod
Rams Was obliged 10 fee. The faculty the nsxs day
c.psur.d the imprucenee" Of Burn', and 10 eonse-
quence tbe Northern students except rev VINO
awaited eirecops from home all left, and sso some
Southerners
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BROOKZY N ITEMS.

MISS SprsoL.s CONCERT Al The ArHEsEUM 70
NIGHr.-Miss Anna Spinols Of Brook n who has tor
several years been rgidly preparing her'f for the
profession Of a vocalist, under Sienor BsJ'ot, VII
give Ter frs, concert tom ght rbuIsdsyl At the Aths
neum, assisted by Me, Vail, another debu'aa'e' Mr.
Apnmas sne Mr.. G. II. Evans.
Mrs Syipoa's voioe il one OF rare s~eeene's ana
f.,ibity She executes With ease sad fidelity suca
elsborstiens as non pu mesta, the finale Of GIN
der,ila. From this it may be judged that she Goes
not recoil before the moot difficult and brilliant pieces
AZ an American artist, in her native city! she deserves
q careful hearing from the pubic