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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-14
6cnsrs ano forms Wanteo.

EARN WANTED-In EXCHANGE for q
Il DOUBLE HOUSE in the city The house Is .tus;et 10
btathes and best nes lbortocd that can be wshed
foT-heos and within IS 80 feet of Csas fee and
for several ry occupied BY the The farm
wanted mu. be within three hours ride BY railroad
steamboat Fl this city with good house. water fruits &c
and OF the o from ten 10 hty scres Inquire OF or
aSdps n kIGEON, No Is Brcsds st.
WANTED to RENT or LEASE-In Brooklyn,
w sHousE and STORE On one Of the ihorOashf.'es.
suitable Tor B.ke Good references WILL be given AcdreAs
r. C. II BoH No se5s FOsi Oee n Y stating terms, &c
"ANTED-To purchase or lease, q two or
w threestory HOUSE in seventh Ward. With modern
good repair agreeable
Address BUSH Chatham square Post oaee
WANTED.-A neat COUNTRY RESIDENCE
w wanted, with shout Of LAND attached, IN
ssfe efp6t sed IS miles from the city einer
puekske. moderate price Atdree w J., this
once esnk rent. price ana loeaii N lPOsiase pAa)
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Professional Notices.
OROUGH & MACDONALD, COMMISSION

DROUGH & MACDONALD, COMMISSION
ID LUMBER MERCHANTS, West Toy n Y ..-
s sSa ss'''''i' A''' O''''' ''''''H "'''A.
mr. d. GRISWOLD. No. 66 White-st., viii
~ devote the hours from 70 u III and from, 70
evening office patents Oes prescriptions 10 ell esss
Or. Dollar
IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.-Dr. J.
ALLEN late Professor In the Ohio College Of Dental sss
ARTIFICIAL DESiUREs. vEisi combine. d. 'oIIO~i;s
advantages ,
u vsfs the s.v. infect the hresth s not even tbs dh
est moisture get between the {, eth sud plate
ID A Artificial Gum which Is srm and indestructes
the teeth fo,ed At shEh hest, between aud .rouad es
base which uue' then firmly to s,eh otter and 70 me ps
upon which thsy set This gum tnparts 20 the tes ~
peculiar ana life like appearance which ehasess
3D. Crest sasssth !. obtained By thus uniting the rss
Gum .nd Plate and ordinary o'ee IN mtsssns can sss
oh els,y and s,,tnet articulation OF speech restored
This important change effected b. having the lsats d q
teeth and Of natural form To this form ths ssssas
readily adopted This perfect adaptation Of the t1ossste ~
der ufe prevents the kissing mufed sounas 10 sP-snae
snrtDs ofsn eseIved IN psf.sn. ws.tD, .asi, 80
be restored In whsre they have become s.nA
This do.e BY OF additional attachments TO ths se
woii 'upporns the teeth Ths.e are - 90 -
biiDs the sunhen poftioos snd snsun mem -
sum and become component parts 81 the dsnisp
and hen Rightly formed cannot b. detected ~ ms eosea
ns,. and also the nsturs expression Of the nos4
and lips has been ~rl tested having been mads spsen
ofsPho,csrsphie D.taeueotype nxsness which hsss
been taken Of persons without sat also ~
H. can Is office showing the great change spps
which 10 produced Ia the eoanensnees Of ses
w.a1s demurrer constructed upon is principle vheh ~
public invited call and examine, together 9Th ~
specimens Of bis improved style OF wofs ho' requiring
above elf sot men,s -.
eth The platte usually employed sor ths worh are psss
the purity Of which prevents the slightest tsfnss -
ole tsste In the mouth IN short this sysem smsoe
many portant features which readily sppse
by those v.sTgs srtf -sl features upoa ths pss
With reference 20 the utility Of this method numerous -
monas c.1 be given from emDen, Dentists IN the vsas
eitieso the Union ard the Ia tn -
other cities }. ALLEN, No 30 Boafs ~ l.
B-A email pamphlet. eontsniss fuller particulars -
(post pad on application.
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Removals..

DENOVAL.- undersigned, now reinsssee
III at the old location. Nc. Isl Broadway VIII m.s9
ese Of gdsment Dsfpr.d Ia the hr circles Of the s1s
desvot elicit Continuance Of the fsyou Of hh nsesp
patrons under positive differentiation % sdhsfs suS'I
Cash sales az such moderate ebsTgesu Il IL ssievse
prompt resdy sequsscence TO the terms - eona -
best Interest WM. T. JENNIS0s. Diaper and To'S
No. lJl brosdssy. Sd doof shove hs k..o- 49, szy
DLNOVAL.-1he PHENIX FIRE lhev
IL RANCE COMPANY Of Brooklyn have rsnS~s =
ney.Yort Bnaach Once 20 No - Wsllss
PAILAsDER SHAW. ss<ssest
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Srw YosK F-b 1853
DROPOSALS-TO CARPENTERS and MA
SOHS-sesieo yropo-s,s be received By the Govern
or the Aim. house At Their Ofc- R9a1d. ,ss uni
o,sleei e the tb ing.s Tor the CARfE>fEHs AMI Ma
SONS OkK ard MATERIALS for su -ddiSn TO Be made
to The ts,lUm Idiot Ctidren R.rts's l.is,d The
t., spd stseosors for tie shove - tbs oe-
furrf itf Be oo'snet Proposals. - Be
~in the q resPouibie parties secrr;'y
IN, performance Of the ard tue sovernors
the th Of jrenx any =. ofs-s 10. deemed By them 81
vsri.tecus 10 the Department
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Hlillinsrp, ST.

lust OPENt D-A splendid stock OF STRAW
~ bOsstTs FRENCH FLOWERS. a. vheh toxe.k-
WITH srreral s.ssuert e. <fLLISEsr Gooos vii be
&C ( 70 CASH PrIcHAsExs q. n DICED rkIcts
hOrER 4 KcfsHUN
Mes ca Ala &c J0EE ct carer william n. Y.
Ps-Jns; received. sCx rxh white OsSieh
Ms,sh II f,s;ieis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-14

TINTED STATES PASSPORTS for all pss
" OF the world indispensable 10 travellers Issued By
MONIES Notary Public, No ~ Wsusn-st. N R.-nsss8
red citizens must produce thar cefiihe.ias
WILLIAM DUER, Attorney and Counselor y.
w Lw, San francisco, California
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-14

hkAVf tkElGHI tor ChAkLtSIOr.-A
sr~ hansr-d he.vy Fresht 's ,se sbo--
!. he's By nan.-dist- spple.tsor q
ePOFFORD TlLEsToS Co. ne. - Brosdss,
KNO WV o T II n G. S o A p =.
IN This beautiful AID frssraEt Sosp, enbensteA Of
"K.or Soth . shond be IN and the hands Of every
rtnb-r Of the order and frierd' e 10 To be oei.ned
wbo,..ls Of HAYES. HISsOALR ROBINSON. No.
al pev.t and retail Of T CoDDisGroS. DraEgit No. us
Brc.d~sy under New YOih Ho,el. ane al the principal
Dfus ei.ts
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miscellaneous.
DAMS & Blu CKIN G II A N s,
"A No. IS SouihSt Se~fork.

GRAHAM bUCKISOHANs
NewOresns La,
c Oh IsS I On 4 c MIS-.
Are prepared &c sie liberal advances eoaSsnnents Of
Floor CI.:r Proysons Az ether pIotaes u either s4d
~ above.
NOBJRNs EXTRA OIL for MACHINERY
~ end BURNING Tn, is simple and compound
OIL beng entirely free from Resn TarPertne Iedis Ras
Der or sny other IL Is very uniform 10 q1aiy
that rurehssrs will sooc Oh today and poor Oh
to morrow pure and buns IL hn- mcdaniel lamps
WI, us tube nizhtianps which are good sis OF pare
on For msshinery n sbsurp~s-c By any other except
purest sxtyu Skiss L. otca fOao1l IL sAi not
nseliI.ry-snd prevents machinery from hs.tss IL dars
BE b.. the place Of 10 so'ne large establish
a. Il purpose, and essts lea This not
new OIL experiment. but has been soid q A4irosds
s.su.hip. FsTs Machine shots &C.. 70 Gccers md
Desr. Tor the pest esht yexs snd comments its- Psrl
.y Railroads ard other l-se who wish 80 Oh
the, 10 mach i-s- price;
AID IL III give then does sive others sstfs ion.
Barrel. 81 10 ~ s.ot. THIS OH not 20 be hsd Of any
other Dealer in this city The only Aren't beirg
JOHN QUINCY. No si John ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-14

shout loO Acres stust.d little above H'ds
Psh directly the bsnks Of the Hrdson River connsadn
view OF the r,er and surrounding e0un,y Ga the
premise. there is variety OF Fruit, &c large Mshros Farm
Hou,e Bns Ice touss Fish Pore and t~o most excellent
spns House running through the Farm
The pace can II desired he sod IN two p,rtsthe Msssos
AID Is 10 50 scres The place has al neeesss fng Tools
Hor... Gov, wssons C.rrissts &c .kc fo..seE E,,s,
desired by the Let Ct Mach Terns s..y fe pdes saa
other Particular apply 10 HOVER AOs0AS
No 5 xstropo.i;as Bash Buildiss Pioe st
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OFFICE OF rHr GOvrssoss % Tst ALssHovss.l
F-b 10. lsS !
DROP AL TO FREIGH rERS Of
l STONE - 4 SAND -se.led pSOp~.-s - Be received
b. the Cover 81 Alss House te- oe- Rotuais
Puk Until 2oeiecs p Of the SKI tr.t Tor FREIGHT
no from Bl-eiw-lr .l.te % Bellevue h0sPs 'eea satn-
ti,hs Il BUILDING STONE Z. b. r-quir lac r'on-
VII be placed eosid the yes.s, toe e ana b ~ Des-
uent ,fo be landed be -sue y tie .5nu.Obr The
,isb, ,tore be rse for BY 'he .uperf ~. yat
us.sur,d 10 the wall Al,o for fzrnishirg BUILDING
SAID Of qua'y tee shove place IL ssek s9a-t
ties Re exec for 10 Be Measured Il tie vessel al PAD
fcf ty TIE JSe- FOR fgfthsr pEtea ara srpiJ 70
MAJOR HAkkER sspuiEtsLeeni 90 the premises
TO MERCHANTS and MANUFACTURERS
j siLAs JONES r,.Bgfactur-s ssd tr-ps t.na "a
es.crips Of PAPER BOXES. 81 the best es.ii,y
cid ,tsne, No. - b,iSen-.r-. New Ycrs
WOOL. WOOL, WOOL Two email lots
w sod OHIO WOOL. shos; lc ccr = sor s.ls .. No :.
huIrsya AVERY. sUrLER CECIL
YEAST POwDER--B. I. BAbBf1T II the
.dsis.i tns-eios q NE cEEHicxL rEAsT rowpEt
shcs yrepss-S snd sck ~ hin Mo- snS ~ VSaso
90 ct H.v,rsrt 10 ito Thoss shc varshsss sacss
nat shsv 80 that With the shcve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-14

~ No SE,ersit House corner eth sv ana l1shs basel
and Farm for sale exchange and n lt so waited
TO purchase OF rent Southern Western snd
foI sale trade Osners Of real este s please call snf
superior advantages OF eeus oes TT he
ss,e Of property. KEYES OA6LASD
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CT0RE 20 LET-No. $50 Fulton-st, opposite
- Warrington Muke,-s good loes,ion Apply =, segye;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-14

2 Z z E r ATIYE PAN o s.
y THE OLDEST ESTABLlsHaGNT
T. II. CHAMBERS,
Nc SIS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

Col KINNEY ALL RIGnT-SQuATrED AND
BU1LpING.-We transfer to our columns this
morning, the latest official bulletin from the
Kinney expedition. 1t had safely arrived at
Greytown, with an aggregate force, including
the commander-in-chief, of twenty men, and
the Colonel, like bona fde squattcr, had set to
work in building himself house Thus, at
all events, Greytown, with the accession Of
Col. Kinney and company, is pretty secure
against another bombardment from this ad-
ministration. II will also be perceived that
COL Fabens and Captain Swift left yesterday
in the steamer Daniel Webster, for the same
destination; and we are further Informed that
the brig Ocean Bird, which sailed hence yes
tcrday, goes out with quite company of colo
nists in the same enterprise. In the meantime,
Col Walker, on the Pacific side, having been
betrayed hy the revolutionary party, had
joined the government forces, and he may
probably, by this diversion, put the latter
fairly upon their legs again, and himself in a
good portion for the most useful services to
Col. Kinney in his project Of Yankee coloni-
zation. Will the Nicaragua Accessory Transit
Company give Kinney, Walker and Fabens a
chanceY New country-full Of raw materi-
als--fne field for American enterprise Why
should II longer run to waste
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL TO CHICAGo.-The
bark Arabia, Captain Policy, arrived at Chica-
go direct from Liverpool, on the I'd instant,
and was to leave on her return voyage on the
9th. After crossing the Atlantic, the Arabia
passed into the st. Lawrence, and surmounting
its rapids by means of the British Canadian
locks and canals, entered Lake Ontario, after
sailing through which she ovsecame some three
hundred feet descent, in all, Of the Niagara
river, by the locks of the Weliand canal, and
entered lake Erie, thence through said lake,
the straits and lake Of ST. Clair, lake Huron
and lake Michigan to Chicago, in the heart of
the American continent. At Chicago she is
somewhat up in the world, being at an eleva-
ton above the level of the sea, which overtops
the highest pyramid Of Egypt Such are the
achievements of science, labor and civilza-
ton. "Peace hath her victories, no less re-
nowned than war;"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

TIE REvESuE-It appears from the revenue
returns for May and June that the aggregate
receipts from the customs at the nine principal
seaports of the United States fall short of
those last year by $674,l62 The figures are
Receipts in May and June, 1854. 81, TAG 600
DO. in May and June, 1885,. 1908 s3S
This deficiency is too small. To bring the
country to rights the revenue should be much
smaller-no larger in fact than the necessary
expenses Of the government. 1t likewise ap-
pears from these figures that the curtailment
Of mercantile operations is not SO great as was
imagined. A diminution of three millions
and a half in the imports will not do much
towards the balance of trade.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

sRArooA, N. Y, Aug. 9, 1855.
The room ofRobert Halsey, Esq, Of Ithaca at Congress
Hail. in this place. vas entered yesterday morning. and
nine Williamsport and umira Railroad Bonds thou
sand donrs each, numbered between nfy and seventy
and five thousand dollars worth Of diamond jevelry be-
sides hvc hundred dollars In cash and other property
taken. Three burglars have been arrested all found
with tools Cor opening DOORS but Of the property
has been recovered The burglars gave their names q
Abram n Kinssbury, George Eddy, and william Bender
They have been remsndsd for examna ton on Tues
day morning. They were discovered by Mr. shdmore Of
the New York ksvn'ns Pos, who had sees Eddy before
the police court In New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

This popular opera revived Last night ut Eiblo's
with all the advantages Of admirable cast and Of
and gorgeous stage accessories. Notwithstanding the
unprecedentedly long which it had at the Broad
way in the spring. with the troupe, IL TO
have lost nothing of it, attraction from frequent repet
on the house being literally crammed from top to bot
tom The interest which the reproduction of this picce
invariably excites il due less to its musical merits than
to the popularity Of the well known fairy tale on which
the beto founded and the variety the mechanical
conrivances reored to- 10 give effect to the tansforma-
tions In the ingenuity displayed in this latter respect
the chances Of the continued success Of the opera
usually lie although with vocasts Of such lodged
merit ~ the Pyne and Harrison troupe, they may
he said to rest on q surer foundation. In all o.
stntiai requisites the piece has never been bet
ter put upon the stage than II was at this
theatre Last night. Tho scenic effects were splendid
the tricks and transformations fairy like and az eec-
tive as was possible for art 10 render them and the
costumes magnificent. N the manner in which the mu-
-icai score was performed Ii not necessary ray
much. We have had occasion frequently criticize
this opera with the cast, that we should he
repeating ourselves were we again to notice In detail
features rendered familiar 70 tho public by repetition. II
l. sufficient Tor 10 say that Miss Louisa pyne
ecient voice, Notwithstanding her recent indLposton,
and that sc gave brilliant effect 70 the light spark
ling music Of her role. Mr. Harrisons Prince Felix ono
of his best characters and he rendered 1t with ali that
spirit and yvaeiy which he knows how to infuse into
tuch PARTS. Mr.. q. Hollands Pedro was as might Be
expected, exceedingly comic and effective performance
and kept the house eonvuicd Nth laughter Altogether
the opera went of with great sesa and aoly 70 have
q succ essfui run.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07
MAYOR woop FORGETTING HIS MESSAGE

MAYOR Woop FORGETTING HIS MESSAGE
According to one Of the Sunday papers, the
Mayor has permitted an omnibus company to
put ten additional omnibuses to the pressure
of Broadway. The Mayor forgets his message,
and the relief therein suggested for our great
thoroughfare. Life and limb to foot passengers
crossing this street were already sufficiently in
secure, even with the pilotage Of a friendly
policeman; and with such a pressure already
existing why has the Mayor allowed ten more
omnibuses to the blockade? 1t Is an outrage upon
the doctrine Of relieving Broadway, which can
not be too soon repaired. Will his Honor, on
the first rainy day, he good enough to cross
broadway two or three times, at two or three
different places, from 10 A. NJ to 10 p. NJ, and
then answer us If ten additional omnibuses
afford any sensible "Telefr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07
From the w~st.

STATE OF The MISSOURI RIvER-IND1AN TROUBLES
PAGE, BACON AND CO. AND THE OHIO AND NssIs-
slPPI RAILROAD.
ST. Louls August 4, 1855.
The steamer st. Mary arrived here from Fort Union
yesterday twentytw hundred and fifty miles up the
Missouri river and reports the river low.
The Indians at many points exhibiting signs Of
hostility Some Of the government troops had landed at
Fort Pierce.
motion for an Injunction to stop the sale the Ohio
and Mississippi Railroad up in the Court of Com
mon Pleas yesterday The plaintiffs counsel read the
bi when the defendants asked leave Till this morning to
examine the papers and prepare for opposition which
was granted The principal points made In the petition
are That the deed Of trust executed in favor Of Messrs
fagc Bacon fraudulently obtained and that the
President and directors OF the road had no power TO
execute It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

forrp nRowyEp.-Coroner 0'Tpnnen held an inquest
yesterday morning upon the body Of an unknown young
man. who was found drowned At the foot Of Hubert
street North river Deceased appeared have been Ia
the water about twelve hours. He about nineteen
years age and about FIVE Feet six and haf inch .
in height He had a black cloth coat plaid nan !.
fancy shirt and new boots The Jury rendered yerd IL
az .'supposed drowning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

THE ET0RM EAST-A LADY KILLED ny LIGHTNING
CONDITION OF Mr.. CHENEY, ETC.
BosroS, Aug. Q, 1885,
During the terrific thunder Of Saturday evening"
the lightning struck the house Of Mr. Smiley in Dorehes
ter, Massachusetts, instantly killing Mrs. smiley The
Neptune House, Chelsea, also damaged BY Lightning
also the house Thomas Jackson In North salem
II was the heaviest Thunderstorm Of the season
Mr. Cheney, express manager injured by the accident
on the Northern New Hampshire Railroad on Saturday
win probably recover
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NORTH CAROLINA.

BALTIMORE August Q, 1855.
The Wilmington Journal says, Shaw, RuGin, winslow,
Branch, Craigc and Cingman democrats and Rcadc and
Puryear, Americana believed to be elected to Con.
gress In North Carolina.
The Norfolk Despatch says that Shaws election is close
md doubtful.
CHARLESTON, August o, 1855.
There are contradictory reports in regard CIngmans
district in North Carolina. One report says he defeat
ed by two thousand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

ST. LOUIS, August Z, 1850
On the 10th Of July, the Omaha Indians attacked the
combined forces Of the Sioux Cbeyenncs Apaches and
Beaver Creek Indians. serious conflict ep.ue result
ing in the defeat Of the Sioux, &C. we're killed
and wounded Longan Fontilue the head chief the Oma-
has. was claim.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07
TENNESSEE.

LOUISVILLE, August l. 1856.
Returns from 50 counties in Tennessee show net gain
for Gentry Know Nothing, of 52S The democrats claim
the election of Johnson
CHARLESTON, August Q, 1856.
The returns from East Tennessee indicate fifteen thou
sand majority in the State for Gentry, the Know Nothing
candidate for Governor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07
Notice to Subscribers.

Our subscribers in the Twenty ward requested
- leave their names at this Office, especially those VIII
10 not get the paper. We have changed our carrier
and some irregularity in the delivery may have 90
surroa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

TIE Boston Courier says-1he new census Of tho c,.v
Il progressing with good despatch. II l. tbougbt 49,.
fcotngr viii show the population Of Btou AZ he
sent time 10 be about $1,000 - ~
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Malls for Europe.

NEW YORK HERALp-EDfTfON FOR EUROPE.
The Collins mail steamship Atlantic, Capt West will
leave this port tomorrow at noon, for Liverpool
The European mails will close IN this city at half past
ten o'clock tomorrow morning
The Herald printed in English and French) will be
pubhshed ut O'Clock in the morning. Single copies
in wrappers, sixpence.
Subscriptions and advertisements for any edition Of the
NEw YORK Herald win be received at the following places
in Europe
vkRPooL John Hunter, No. IL Exchange street, East
LONDON .. SANFORD & Co., No. II Cornhill
" Vim. Thomas & Co., No. 10 Catharne street
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The contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD
win embrace the received by mail and telegraph al
the Office during the previous week. and to the hour
publication.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

COLUMBIA, S. c., Augusn q, 1855.
George d. shorbrdge, the Know Nothing candidate for
Governor of Alabama has 800 majority in Montgomery
257 in Selma, and so in Cahawba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

Bloody Riot Between the Americans
and Irish at Louisville.
SEVERAL sRoT on BOTH SIDES.
ONE FRESHMAN HUNG BY THE POPULACE.
The City Given to the Flames.
THE MOB ARMED WITH CANNON.
Rumored Attack Upon Newspaper Offices,
&c, &C., DC.


The State Elections1Terrfble Riot In Loaus.-
willie.
KENTUCKY
LOUISVILLE, August 6, 1856.
At noon to-day the Know Nothing ticket here 400
ahead. All the news from the different parts Of the
State favorable to the Know Nothings but the election
is still uncertain
A riot has commenced IN the First ward.
EIGHT o'clock r. NJ
The majority for the American ticket in this city is
1000.
Roting is going in the First and Eighth wards Sc
veral have been killed and many wounded. Two,
blocks Of buildings have been fred and still burning
The most intense excitement prevails, and there viii
probably be lighting.
The Irish fred from windows and killed three Ameri-
One Irishman has been hung by the Americans;
several were killed and others taken prisoners.
MINI O'CLOCK, P. N.
The mob having fred several blocks in the Eighth ward
moving up town with cannon.
There rumors abroad that they going to attack
the Times and Courier Offices.
The returns received indicate the success Of the Know
Nothings throughout the State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

CHAMELEON, Aug. q, 1876.
Mr. Samuel Bingham late chief operator of the ele-
graph Office in this city died this evening Of consump-
ton. Mr. Bingham a native Of the city Of London
He highly eseemed here BY the business communal.
IT, and many friends by his prompt attention 70 the
duties Of his ONCE and by his genslemanly Experiment.
to all who came In contact with him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-07

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