Smyrna times., 1855-10-03
Jtcn(s Of 5(r(us.

G u"'cu cHe %otn says that the money received
mere rom abroad amounts to 100000, and
'hdt 'he expenses OF the Howard Association
average $2,3O0 or 930Il0 daily. He saws.
f "The need of the Association has moi caosod
! ana cannot TIL the disease ceases. We bad
hopcd that the fever for the last few davs was
; On vi inc decrease, but our hopes are gone. Tho
uIscaSe is raging with equal violence as here
to1ore; not at the hospitals, for no one will ro
1nere unless some stranger who has no home
Dut the suffering and misery in private houses
70 oeyohd deScrIptIon.-Th Association is look
ing into this condition of things, and will 500
every family and supply their wants, and relieve
'helr snfierlngs far as possible. We have
no papers published among us.-Both editors
vi the Denc0h, Cunningham and Gatewood.
oead' All hands at the Herad and drDus Of
"ce-aiso NcWS and COUrier-rown sick Sc.
veral OF our valuable people have lately died.
between now and frost, q space of fsixty davs-
at teast' unless kind Providence should inter.
pose aud arrest the disease, fear that the great
thousand, will be swept off:
Norfolk is the most complete wreck Won
ever saw, or could imagine 1000 or ). .5OiI of
me people have been swept off; and whilst the
obscene and protilgate that filled our lanes and
! Fl'eys nave been removed like autumn leaves.
the very stamina and bone Of our society. the
mechanics merchants, physicians, lawyers and
minister's are all gone. And still they fall"
ARTIZAN's REcREATIyE UNIov Tho r.
'on loiks nave new and valuable "notion ~
IN tns INSTITUTION, which aims at oDnninr to
thC dItlZdh cheap avenues to refined and elcvo
! leu recreatIons; evening schools TO educata
'"e young working man, and, by ignoring the
use OF all That lntoXicates to demonstrate That
'oOi"i enjoyment does not eventuate in social
ana moral debascmcni. The means for attain
I I,,{
clouS rooms, elegantly decorated, and dcvntnd
TO reading, music, conversation, and wholesome
II teIIlteShmeht, at comparatively trivial COST
me establishment was formally opened few
evenings, since when several addresses wnra
delivered "1'F
a SURPLUS OF LEoR-At the lowest est;.
mate'there cannot be fewer than ton tborsnn1
persons IN New York city out of employment
Inc daily papers are crowded with advertise.
"ieh's OF persons In search of some work thar
VIII enable them to live honestly. if not re
Specially Notwithstanding this is the bnsv
season IN every avenue Of trade in this city
ana employment Is given to a larger number of
persons Than usual, still there must be the nDm.
oeI VIC nave named without the means of snb.
sIstcnce during the Coming winter unIo.
reI'ei Is soon afforded them Their nrosnec-
i've condition seems Observation-Disclosures ,1orl-
mere and without money to carry them 70 tLo
I interi"r Where their labor might find a marker
" nave olten wondered why some scheme
was not devised for sending the honest and in
dustrious poor from our cities TO the far XVost
"here they would find comfortable homes and
Proh'aole employment. 1t would be n bena6t
20 them' to the western farmers, and TO tho
We" YORK taX-paycrs.-N, Y. Ledger.
GIPsY FrN-.1n old Gentleman Chor,ood
oHt Of ItCeire Hundred DoLlors.--'Tbo a;n";n,
Ia nave stolen Sl,200 from an old man namcJ
Gerse' OF Limerick, Maine. They made him
cclieVe'tnat $1,000 was buried in a not on his
larLl' arm ana persuaded HIM to get the Isl 200 to-
0tleI' ana deposit 1t IN small trunk, TO re.
main IN his possession siXdavs while tbav 49,
working the charm to find ont the snnt 49, 80
the $4,000 was hidden Soon ofteru,orS ~
gypsy woman returned, and accused the elderly
5reehhOrn OF opening the trunk thereb,, 40
feating the charm. He confessed be had dono
'o' anu that the gypsy woman counted the mo-
hey again, and took the key, leaving the trnnk
anu lI money as he thought, with him; but at
'ne expiration OF the SIX days he found that
~ ,ne charm had worked so potenty that neither
-"e money nor the glpsles could be found.
W AS Van Amburg & Co.'S Menager;e e.od
: Gncus were crossing bridge in Burlington
is lately' the bridge gave way, when the care
CONTAINING the rhlnoceros was upon it. and bor-
9' ~ NuS0; l"iuoceros ana all, went down toge-
.nGI' Inc rhlnoccros, horses and driver were
badly bruised, the cage was broken 70 49,
ana lad who was standing on the BRIDGE ~
he time, was SO seriously injured that b,s I;G.
) despaired Of "'' ''io
NJ FoEEIGN T VESSELS IN THE CoAsrIxG TRADE.
Nr. Conley, the collector of the nort +f CLt
ago. mas given notice that he shall viqoromsIv
AIRY out tne -rovIslons of the United States
aw which forblds vessels owned either in no.t
" wholiy by foreigners doing service as coast
RS IN carrying cargoes between Two ITn;,o3
states ports: The penalty in such cases is n
ortelture of the cargo.
o. Accounts from the etobacco-rrov;no.soo
Ions OF Virginia, says the Richmond Eno1,;rs.
not injured by a continuance of recent wat
weather., The product of the State will excaed
nat ! OF last year. The inspections thus far
how an excess of 5000 hogsheads over ,bo
period of last year
"QUIcK ON THE TRIGGER. The u;f, g.
nan named Shirts, residing in DRYDEN. N
lea recently ona Friday. On Saturday the
ereayea nusoand married second wife. and
TENDED, with her, the funeral of his sa,' %nu
ne on the succeeding Sunday. This wa
harp work. A"'s was
IHE BACKBONE PARTY-TIon. Cbas Sn,0
er' oi massachusetts, in letter to the Mich.
10 . g. h'eht'ohi expresses a wish that
hall ~ bo caIIs% igsi0a, or republican organization,
""'' &c 'aiie0 the Backbone Party.
MoRE LYNcHINe.-The st. Louis Denocrot
saturday week last, says that one Poole, who
"a e S on a company in search of gold, somewbere
n tne western borders of Missouri, has been
ung oy ms party for failing to find the cold.
'ooies fate was decided by vote of the neT.
ons composing the expedition, and ma;ori,v
eng IN favor of hanging him, he was accord.
neS swung ey the neck to Q limb. ~