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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
Special Court OF proha;c, Newport, Nov I6,
1chN

Special Coprl OF ProtN;c, Newport, Nov. I6,
1855.
COPHlA l.. LITTLE, in wr ing to THIS
~ court, represeD,s tla, .hc!e is i number o.
Congressioua! Documcs.so tae i, Hon. Ash
e. Robbins, "a { OF Nevrorn deceased, layiog
at Washington, end ior nc pn pose Of o'raiog
the same Sue prays Ih', sac my be appoioted
ADM istrairix de bOR aUh O1 ne estate Of
said Asher Robbins, deceased; the same if ,ec'd
and ielerred for consideration TO Couri Of
Probate 10 lie holden at the Cy CLERKS office
in Newport, on Monday, tue 10 OF December
next, at 10 O'Clock, a. IN. No, ce is ordered %
be given thesco; for three successive weeks,
once a week in the Newport Daily News, that
all persons inte, ed may appear at said time
aud pace and BE- heard .ne,eon.
n17 y. Is. ROWLAND, PROBE Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
NEW STORE ,

'I'lIE Subscriber, formerly OF the firm Of
i Young & smith, is now located a few doors
above the old store in IIammo1d's building,
next door to MIR. Wards music ore, where
may be found at all times, n tull assortmeet Of
choice ARTICLES OF Foreign and Domestic Fruits
and Groceries, such rs Sugars, Teas, Spices,
Syrups, Buckwhcat, &c. No pa ns will be
spared u the selectiag OF the very best AIT cles
both IN the New York aud Boston markets.
The subscriber solcts share OF public pat-o-
mage aud pledges himself to sell at the lowest
market prices.
Oiders TOR any article wanted for suppers or
parties will he taken and promptly filed il they
can be found in New York. Boston or Provi-
dence HENRY YOUNG, Agent.
n2O
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TO LET,

For the Season, Furnished,
THE subscribers house ini Prospect llil.st
the house has just been completed, is large
and very convenient, having all the modern inn
provenenis. N. NJ. CHAFEE.
mIh
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
RuBBER BOOTS.
II tiRSII

HAS jufireccived n supply Of LADIES' Gentle.
l. mels' Boys and Youths Rul r Roots,
a very neat article. and well adap,ed 10 the APP
preaching season. Also one case Of Ladies
Heel Sandals mannia tured expressly for those
who wear high heels. Thoze in want OF the
above can be nltcd at ITO Thames st. nl6
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

Y y I VI 7.
A GREAT dvesit! Of opinion existng in te.
~ gard u what - correct time, AID many be-
Ing m,sled b the (alse representations oi the
new clock re emily erected at The * lenso Of the
State, in the 81 ate '''use in this CITY, have IN.
duc"d the IN er'i.nei Tor the purpose ri fun
shing correct standard Time, TO use xtra ex.
ertions 60 secure that object. lie has paccl in
his Fancy Goods aud Jevelry establishment, a
Regulator Of exquisite Workmanship and unde-
waiting IN pcrlorma zee, which will, ~ all times,
show the accuo.ie standard mean time, as nro-
mul. gated by d..i'y observations at Brown Uni
versty AID The Observatory at TamhridIe,
Mass Inc mails close. and the Steamboats,
and Railroads throughout New England are
governed b. this time
HENRY TiSDALE,
Sign Of the Gold Watch aud Spcctaces,
d2O I3S Fhines .t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
TO LET,

TO LET,
THE House now occupied by the Rev. Mr..
l. Stewart, in Howard street, posses sion given
on the 18th inst, apply to I.tkOOKER,
s43w No. l4S Spring street
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
ALEXANDRIA.

ROOMS 10 LET. FURNISHED.
ITO LET, without board, parlor and or
i two bedrooms, well furnished, and uiry,
on Thames stree; apply at this office
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
Court OF Probate, Newport, Nov. 26, 1855.
JAMES O. To liam Ada, nis,,,,or 4,

Court OF Probate, Newport, Nov. 26, 1855.
JAMES q. To HAM, Ada nistrator de
" bonis non, on The estate Of JOHN LEWIS,
Jr., late oi Newport, dec, presents his admin.
islraton account on said estate Tor allowance,
and Tor an order &c distribution TO the heirs nj
law, which amount contains a credit ior pro-
c,eds Of real estate OF the deceased, sold by
Daniel G. Denham, late administrator. The
same 10 received and referred Tor consideration
to Court Of Probate 10 he holden at the city
Clerk Office in Newport, on Monday, the 24lh
day of December next, az 10 O'Clock, n. NJ
Notice is ordered TO be given thereof for three
successive weeks, once week, in the New.
port Daily News, that all persons interested
may appear at SAID time aud place and be heard
thereon. B.B. ROWLAND, Probt Clerk.
DUTNAM'S Monthly -Contents-The Ar.
L mics Of Eu,ope-The Lost Galley How I
came to be married-On my Bed of Wiater
Night - LongielIow's Song OF lliswaths-it
might have beep--The Virginia Springs-Low
Lie in the Sahara---Liie among the Mormons
The Loss of the Argo-Abom Nisgers-A VS.
u a. the Drazes-- The Lost Iami---Thc Green
Lskes of Onondags-1hsckery ~ n Poet
Hesperus-Living IN tie Country-Bcniie Ce-
reno, tcouclu,led)--The Coming Scsslon--Edi.
torial Notes, &c. &c. For sale at WARDS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
THE GREATEST WONDER OF TIE

Aht..
4 NEEDY Which CURES IN
~ FIVE MINUTES. Nj LEROuX'o
French Cholera Cograc Biuers.---Thls ruy
wonderful sc enlic compound il recommended
by the most eminent and rmed PHYSICIANS Of
all Europe aud Amer,r', aud e-Joys tie best
reputation q! 'ny y % "a r ever ole ed. IL
is without doubt the best, mos, ehicie It and
generailv acknow'-r ,eJ ieme.s aga,fsi cholers,
dysentcry, darlhoC Il id comp AIMS oi the
stomach IN geHeT'. numerous patients
who have tried Il arsord.ng to dn.c,ioas have
invariably Jrnd re' u III very slori time, and
e lest proc o, IL *, that since his Standard
remedv was IN 'oduced IN the armies o; The Al
lies in ,he C,Imea, tne mo- .'ny oi the soldier.
from chol a and similar diseases WIS d'Tin-
shed 10y over 10 pr cent.; IN cons jeration OF
which, the invenlo' WIS pe C ed hy the
Fiepch 9Id Ergfsh guyecnn ~ with a gold
medal, be ting The ms; p Oh, 'aail Nj.
Leroux, tue @ieat cb res. aud invep OF. by
whose knowledge ocr > mics are pres wed from
cholera"
This invdirabe ny paraiion is also remedy
for bil iorsIess, in, cs OI, weakne r, and ,eh-
eral arrangement q, the omicn. Upon | ng
taken, il crcd cs appel 2, aud p1ev It's tie
heavinsss attendant upon c.t'ng by peIsOhs who
are dyspeptc,
IN this civ, also this remedy has been tried
with he most undoub ID success. and the UNDER
sIgred can produce ne bnsi testimonials Of our
most celebrated phss caus, as TO its immediate
and complete SUE ess, wh ch he will he happy
at any tine to show 10 any that may wish to
see them. ). STEINFELD.
sole Agents for he " tied States, 10 Nassau
street, sorlcr Of John, n. Y.
II. ; S--Thosc not able 10 pay, may call AT my
place from to D p. M, aud receive thls renee
gratis. tl9-iy
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
A GOTHIC Cottage situated in the North
II part of the City Of Newport, with about 10000
feet OF Lam From the first and second floor
you have beautiful view Of the Beach and Mar
raganser Bay, and Of the CITY of Newport
Terms made easy. Price, 800 apply to
&. II. WILSON, Builder.
Corner Of Redwood & Cottage st. Newport,RI.
mi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
FRENCHLnNAR Ellis

THE only certain IA safe remedy Tor females
l. ia all cases OF suppression on irregularities,
no matter from what calise in all recent cases
they are warranted o give relief (; the pills are
the result Oi an extensive ~ 'ctice and not dis
covercdby acci lent. 10 euoyizc their virtues
would not add to their merit; we would nnl,
say try them they aie Invariably certain to rcgu-
late the E'"'lo s,sten, and can hc taken without
hazard. For consultation on all diseases Incl.
a. 10 females, apply personally or b, letter to
Nrs. ). VI. CLARKE,
No. lO9 Nsrth Mun 81 Providence, K. !
Jy24
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

HICKORY White Ash Coal, Tor Furnaces,
IL at the ci,y Coal Yard
n27 CHAS. WILLIAMS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

NOR SALE or To LET furnished or uniur-
l. niJhed, the subscripsr's house recently
butt in Bail S rect, AMI lately occupied by Mrs.
Grifii it is constructed of The best ,terials
and in the most thor ugh m,nner, aul has all
the modern improvements.
MIA n. NJ: CHAFEE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

ITO Let, the lower part OF a convenient house
! on Thames ST., south end apply at this OF
fee all
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

ELANNELS--A ini Of wh'e domei Fianncls
l. ior sale at II cts. per yard very cheap
Also, red + nnc' al II same rrice.
n9 WM. G.. COIIENS & Co.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

u'O LET, Black smith. shsp on spr,ng.st.,
L IL - well located Tor binness aud ~ ronnes-
ted with acarri,gc shop. so that who, vcr h''es
j, will I've sure Of doings good lusine.s. hppiy
to u Broad 81. JAMES MAGEE.
. 70
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

TO LET, nj No. 10 Jshn street, good airy rooms,
L furnished, which will be let for the winter or
wear sic
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
NE STORE.
wM. Z. COZZENS n 60.
EuaNETrs sursRion EXTRACTS or

- Lemon. Vanilla, Rose,
Ncctsrins, Butter Almond. Cinnamon.
Prepared from fruits Of the best quality, aud high
" concentrated, irl havoring Crsards, fns Dlanc
Mango, Ice Creams, Jcllics, NC. prepared by 10
scph Dmnett, 80 fremont ST., Boston
The attention of Conieotioners, Hotel keefefs
nnd Families, Is respectfully inviiei 10 the ahpVs
named Extracts. They have rli the freshness aud
nsv,r OF TIC drlcaic fruits ir0m witch ibey arc
prepared, and are less expensive. for sale BY
A3l NEW ron BROTuERs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

(,iG tks-iO, 900 Cigars Of d,aercn, q, adc.
~ AMI qualilics, some being the choicest i,n.
port d branis. The subscriber has ~ large
stock 10 draw from aud nll lovers Of a good ~
gar may rely apon being suited out Of the vari.
ous brands IN store and receiving.
HENRY YOUNG. Aet,
ms new store IN urmmond's imiLl,po
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
Tie Rici and the Poor use t

Throw away your costly nostruns, give 10 s'n
pie nrtule's remedy trial, Ain an tie wfTd aid
Iruh Of old rr. i.lium Lbb,u ytu VIII not he
disappointed
THIS valuable Medicine ia for sale nj all the re-
spectacle DIugghts, Aroihece les, and Grocer
stnrrs.
brnggisis ard Grocers who wirb for this article
will please 10 Adr ~ then selves 10 the fiU ! tor
for terlns,& SO, nj - 3 ate street, BosLn.
T.. Il. nj CIiARD-, Sole Fr0p'ie'"r.
20 STATE street, Boston
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

HAtF Pose. II vsr,ous st, es and qu,l .,is..
IL Siik Mcrmos un.l Cotton ah figures, the
day received m u. J. & N. N. GOULD's,
a29 10 Thames .t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
,URs, FURs-r. LAwroN& GroTu

llLACkani white china l',hs, all sises. to-
- getaer with 10 Tia Eubl~r Iicad~, J. q
Toys, Red Riding ilpuds, &c.
kclicuts Tor chi't'icn. an assortment NJ nc
Thainrs ST. no
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

GOLD Lockets, all Sizes, a fine assortment,
1l6 Thames u. n22
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THE GREAT RACE!
900 Bottles Sold in 80 d vs.!
OLD Dir. UlLL-.M h2r0TT
AHEAD x!

- FhDi R,-These ere cast time,, and II, in sh
- great wh!il aud press of thus busy sCens whrie
li M ound YOU are tHi with life and ssiiyii, ~
the eager pursuit ol gaia hr livci,hood. gHineu by
cool strung honest Industry, OG lind Yourself rlhn
Die 10 keep opr eDd up snd are forced 10 eli down
qurtly, suii-riug under tiso,dcred sions'h or IL
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06
by pcpSiI, CO.Hvrrcs Biil;.
OW. Complaints Jautltltce,
lad III iumOCS, Coughs.
Colds, yIp:ttanhp AZ

raise mp, and go at once Tor iottlr ofoId ~. IN
Ahbpis bilers, take ihrm 10y the directions go IN
good iuih and strO'g hope, Ter yuu can be Curc, ~
well ~ ten thunsni.d othets, who, could they ~
speak iis praises with onc voice, would b, heap
fom Maine 10 caiiiornia. The siTorg men use "
Tor II mHintilns them III vifor the weak ard de-
biiaed use II Tor II rcnews and iByigoraifs; meth
eis give IL 10 the children, for II s safe, hoDeht
1, liz inn
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

COR Sale -ouse and lot No. 35 LEVIN ST.
l. house containing six Rooms ; or the house
without the lot, il required. For terms enquire
n the Dremises ais
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

L. OR SA f. From 20 10 100 hbs
j b'eachcd winter whale oil, ~ the lowest
cash price. Also Sperm aud crude whale oil.
NM. ". HAZARD,
~! nollevue iiou,e.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

COTTAGE TO LEr-Furnished, Tor tho
" seaso, Of 1886, or to small family FOR one
year. Possession can he ggen Immediately,
Situation on lhe HILL in Redwood ST., opposite
the Redwood Library; enquire Of
GEO. ii. WILSON, Builder,
Corner OF Redwood and Cottage st, Newport.
lol
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-12-06

0OHN Bushels Chicago Oats, 1909 BmL,
cOOO el- fine (eeI (very hcavy,) nov
landing from Schr. perne, Commercial " hari.
aud ior sale by J. II < &. w. PERRY.
SGT
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

v.ry sevrrsI OUNCES but rule the whole fifty. By
IttI, management, the load hsds out or falls short
the lst er is invariably the case ssy the Buffalo me-
chsnis and sbou. an average Of fifteen bushels on
csnalbost cargo bs sides the great less OF time and
double the expense OF the same work when done by
the elevators In Buffalo, a cargo could not be sold
10 be measured end handed in The old 0gy manner
that it il in New Yo'k even If the owner would pay
the e1rsnse because the vesses woud not consent TO
the desy In fact they could ut be thus delayed m
thai baAcr owing to the want Of room. AS It is now
vessel is discharged snd loaded again and OF on her
return voyage, while old Fogy weaid be hunting up
his half-5asheIs.
But the most singular part os the business Is thst
New-York should continue the old system when the
new .rocess. notwithstanding the low rstes OF work
afo,d the owners of elevators very large profit
While grain continues to lie carried in bulk, i,
pever should be handled in any other way than that
30 common at Buffalo. Even the railroad men have
adopted the same plan. The Ne~-York Central Read
Compsnz have an immense feghs-hOuse on the dock
sno an elevator, by which they take tue grain
from the vessels bold up into their storehouse, and
and then spout il down and load whole train OF cars
in less tine than one car could be loaded by hand.
Chic ago Buffalo and 0swego ara the only towns
in the United States where immense quantities OF
grain s1e all measured and handled by steam-poTer
machinery. AT OswegO thege are eight elevators
40. 2 the creek five Of which uble-that is, two
seis OF eleyaiing buckets to each building. Elevators
ave also t. be at many other AXE towns and
wherever tlrey are known it would be co, sdered he
very hight Of folly to pers. II the New-fork system
b, which more than ourhfths Of all the grain bought
and sold in y at market is measured and handed in
the hslfbushe at expepse-useless expense to the
producer and cor umer-of million of dollars year.
Is it not fall time that the mother should take les
son Of her daughter; that NewYork should loarn of
BufTao some useful lesson in the business of buying
selling storing and handling grain
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
CALIFORNIA PosT.OFFICE AFFAIRS.

WAsHINGTON, Fnday, August II, Ioo0.
For s,oe tine past uere has been controversy be-
.wssn the post Master a. San Francisco and the
PENN Pos Company" growing out of the arrange
s ~ The latter relative to the delivery Of letters.
P,h psrtes have made their cases seversly koowo 10
ne Posf Office Department, and decision has Just
hen made IN favor Of the cause OF the Master.
The Department, in writing to the Penny Pos, Com
napy says IL has at all times declined all connec ten
iv,tb express companies and it will sanction ar
rangcment with such companies calculated to dmin-
+" isb its revenues.
J. & Cendiuen has resigned his Office as Attorney.
General of the United States for the Territory oi
Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

dent Of birth instead OF merit the ssddest mistakes ne
oaily taking places The incapsciiy Of their spessl
agents over the world Is becoming matter of noto-
re,y to all who are brought in costsc. with them but
perbsps The strongest mark OF tbis feeling was ex-
bibi;ed when Mr. Davidson, theiE agent, was re-
tuned to ben under protest by the Ia Car N'cho-
Las. The reason alleged was that he was JeS, but
Baron Hegliiz himself, who with the Hopes OF Am
sierdam transacted al Russian loans, beng Je~
the fact can only be accounted for by tie repulsive
individuality Of the man and the aversion in which
the BoihscLlds are held in st. Petersburg.
The greeoinses OF the family in business matters as
well the niggardly remuneration they give their
employees Is beyond belief. Baron Lionel once on
charge spent whole hour to induce Trieste corn
exporter to coIsign to them a cargo Of grain. Tie
mission woaid be perhaps 800, the shaving and
pfering 500, but il is not mach the legitimate
con mission which fascnates then the little mys,e
rious advantages resulting ron csncoctng exchanges
and manipulating rentage What ihes playfuly call
"ganDeffen." Old Baron Ansern Of II ankf5rt, who,
Ike many other wealthy Jews, n the h-bit Of
estng on Friday evening some richly-seasoned fish,
generally JrowL carp sweetened With sugar and vo-
optuousy swimming in a luscious sauce, opening In
cousequence tie Sabbath with anndi-eston which was
conounoed with compUnction, useo oten 10 complain
on change that lie had made money enough TO pay
o7 bis fish The OF the Rothschlds to those
with whom they transact business "a Z those ~hom
they employ leads US 10 think that though there may
bave been at the funeral of Baron S.lsmon much sable
pomp and melancholy splendor, there will BE left few
Ia sirew flower uuon bis grave.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

This morning while The brig Abby Thaxier, Captain
WsweII bousd fsr Lsbo", preparing TO sail, WITH
a pilot on board the crew attempted muiuy' but
were tubdued by the officers and are no" 10 lr3us.
Their r. nso,,s for muiinyng are not known. The brig
il at anchor in the Lower Bay awaiting assistance
from the reveDue-cuter Washington which has been
sept for and is momeniarily expected
The Rutia perchs telegraph wire sunk under the
river at the Higi lands and belonging TO the New
York and Sandy Hook Telegraph Company, was badly
bseked AID cut aDd several hundeed feet OF 1t st1en
A few mig hts since by rome unknown scoundres lem
roary repairs have been made, that the line is now
soain In working order
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
RFIIrP IN WAsuINGTON.

We learn that the Assistant -Postmasiers General
and Clerks of that Department have subscribed S65;
the SIKH Auditors Bureau $3.50; that of the First
Comptroller of the Treasury $62 persons employed in
ard about the Capitol Capitol grounds, and Capitol
extension, sl00 and other sums OF 800 and upward
have been promptly forwarded 10 the authorities OF the
infected CITIES for disbursement.
We were informed application 20 Messrs Chubb
4 Brothers, that the total amount which they have re-
ceyed il $3s5. All the subscribed are not paid
in. In the Navy Department building sl2o 80 were
subscribed Chubb Brothers have romitted $373
The clearinghouse of Messrs. Chubb Brothers viii
continue 10 receive and forward contributions for tho
laudable purpose Of relieving the dstre ssed
The offices of Tihs MON and The Inseligenoe, and
the banking-hOuse Of Sweeney Il Reitenhouse have
also been designated a. deposorics Of such gifts.
All the collections taken up in st. Paireks Church,
on Est on Sunday next the l9tb inst, at the several
hours of servce-6, Z and 10, A. NJ, and 4, p. M,
fWashinstan Star, Aug. IL
RELIEF IN BALTIMORE
The amount subscribed spontaneously, as 1t were,
at the meeting yesterday was 80, and subscription
papers were placed 1T three different places for the
accom- notation of hose who were not then present.
We learn in addition that they have been receiving
subscp pols at ihs City Hotel the past 40 days to
the benefit Of the sur rers and yesterday the cheek
of that e.tabli-hmsnt for $500 sent To The Treas
urer Of the Howard Association at Norfolk. Geo.
Kunkel lof the lBkel Opora Tronpe has contributed
s25 in Washington toward Their relief, aud " f)ss-
4 sian geuilemaa" IN the same city has gwen Slp-
In Petersburg "a, the aam Of s2,ilO has been con-
tIibuied The l0ung Mems Christian Association at
Rich mond have appointed committees 20 take pool
lectiors baltimore Sun, Aug. IL.
IHE NORFOLE sympathy FUSD IN PHiLADEl PHA
We are informed thai Mr. John Trucks has bosn ap-
rointed treaser Of the funds placed az tie disposal OF
the committee appointed 10 take charge of the contr'
buttons for TIE Ieei Of tie sufferers by the yeao" H.
yer at Norfolk Porxmouib and Oher Southern eiiios-
Mr. Thorlns Webster Jr., chaIrman of the ~
ing stated that SEQ lad been forwarded 70 Nor -
and 500 10 Portsmouth. -
A iesolliion was adopted acknowledging tio -
vices Of Dr. Chas. Il. Freeman who Ohe'0d 10 Pi'-
ceed 10 the infected districts. 4. .
On motion - committee adjourned to meat ON
Mondey a noon. Philadelphia Gazette Aug 10
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
nrlTU OF ABROrT LAWRENCE.

BosToS Saturday, August Il, 800.
r,s Hon. ABBorr LAwRESoE died at IL o'clock this
sts tine Of burial has not been definitely fixed, but
e ,,;a probaby occur on Wednesday next. The
;.,s,ment viii take place at Mount Auburn, IN the
n where repOse the remains Of his children ana o nus
1rothers-William and Amoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
THE COTTON CROP IN MISSISSIPPI.

NEw.ORLEASs, Frioay, Aug. IL, 800.
letter from Nsfobez, Mississippi, states that the
cotton crop was suffering rot and rust IN that re-
rion and that the prospects are Is to 20 per cent
yolse than they were two weeks ago.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
FROM WARRINGTON.

WAsHfNGTOH Aug. y, 1000.
Owing 10 n elm attendance at the meeting OF the
R.nubbcau Association last night the officers were not
slseed. The lanes Of its members have not yet
been made public.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
crNrENCE OF DEATU

WATKRTowS, MY, Saturday. Aug. Is, 1855
Michael Cavanagh was yesterday convicted at Mar
fin.bureh Of the murder Of Mr. Cooper at Lyons
F,Ils in May last lie sentenced by Judge Allen
10 be hung on the 5th of October.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20

PHILADELPHIA, Aug ~ 800.
saneuinary riot occurred here on Ss,urday night
between tie New-Market and Mount Vernon fire
Companies TDre OF the rioters were shot, two OF
whom are not expected to live.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
,topTATIry OE ROSTON.

BosTOS, Saturday, Aug. IS, 1855.
TIE deaths in this city for the past week have been
one hundrtd and nine, of which sxtytwo were those
of children under FIVE years OF age.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-20
,croI-NTs BY TELEGRAPH.
BtITisoEE, Saturday,, Aug. ls,

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TIE deefts from yellow ieVer al rofpsniouNi no"
average ei2ht day
qtr of,cial report at Norfolk shows nine deaths
fr,yu the aver o. the 18th inst.
Tse accounts Of the fever, from Norfoll ere very
Sis.ressif o. Thirty new oeses were TopOrted on
Tbrrs5ay. Capt Baron's daughter IL dead.
Contribution. IN fid Of The sufferers are coming IN
fron all quarters The fund raised In tbs eiiy now
amounts 10 over GO 900.
Nrw-OHrEASs Saturday, Aug. 49, ls56
The fever here is nov at about stand. The
Seats n the hospia for the past week we're los and
henuInbsr Of csles cured l52.
BAITIxORg Aug. 10, 1851
At Norfolk the fever i slightly abang bat si PcTAs
mouth il is reported to be more violent th sn sye.