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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

The friends Of ]. q. LANTuN, Jk., hereby an
nouDce him as candidate for Justice Of The Peace
for ophr Township, subjecI ~ ;he nomination of the
Democratic Convention. UlOs
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

Y JONES annUuuCts himself as candidate 70
the Office of Constable iur ophr Township at the hrs
race, " hich VIII bo The Ilh Oi November.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR JUSTICE OF 1aA PEACE

J. I. ELLiUT announces himself us "A candidate
for re- election the Office of Justice of the Peacs o
Dphr Iown.hip.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

SMITH ". GAMEkEL ANNOUNCES himself as
candidate Ior Constable ~. Cphr Township, al ih'
ensuing e.ecltpn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR IN\STAELE.

The friends Of JOHN St Ili\ An anLounce him
-, Il candidate Tor Constable g ophr Township at
the cn-urns election, subject 10 the ltm"crailc
Convention. o-J
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized 10 suLouhce Ike name OF
y. b. WITT as candidate tsr Constable, Tor ia.
Township Uf uphir, aI the tn-uii Z er,e!ion. oY'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
NOTICE

The friruds ui {. ". sIiLES, Of SpnnishtoMh n
IRE pose tu eject him Justice ct It Peace OF OtSoI
Tow d,hII, at the ensuing election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
Oro.ll!e, Tuesday, October 2I, 1856.
SiTIOAiL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TItkET.

FOR PREstpKN1I.L FtECTOHs,
AUGISTlN OLIVERA, GEO. FREANOR,
J.. DELLA TOnEE, A. e. BRADFORD.
FOR toSGLEss.
CHARLES i SCOrr.......Of Tuolumne.
JOSEPH McKIBBEN,.... Sierra,
ToR CLERK or SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES S. FAIRFAN,.......of of Yuba
Ior svrgRINTENpEST a. rrBLIc I>sTRrCTI"N.
ANDREW J. MOULDER,. of San Francisco.
Regular Democratic County Nominations.
FOR MEMBER or ASSEMBLY.
JAMES $ LONG,
II. j. MORRISON.
rOR AS,LHsOR,
Ohm " LlLLARD.
FoR PUBLIC ApMINIsTRAroR,
A. G. MORSE.
FOn .ORoNER
DIR. j. u. BROWN.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Id. TOY ~ OyTl:issGN.

Are receiving daily additions /" heir already s,-n.
did stock u: CLOIIIE.NG. HOOT> IND SHOE1
Ac from their rAtrisiSs iichLg Warehouse la
san trAuci-cu. ~ ull whu wish to purchase, q
Will he io their iu,rrcs, 10 give thcn call n their
stock j. ilr largest and bel as,",Ird IA urNjlc.
Remember, thr SIutc D., On Montgomery street..
r-ht opro.re lluuioou'- lAchan-o.
OroNlilr. October -. I~.G. ocal
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ENn CONSTABLE.

The friends OF j. LVGhN. OF OroVillc propo>
him as a candidate lot III" Office ~ constable to
OphAT township. oc-V'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
ToR PUBLIr ApMINIsTRArOR,
A. G. MORSE.
FUh ORONkR
DIR. J. y. BROWN.

ua. Hon. MILTON S. LATHAM, and
Uon. THO'S. J llENLY, will address the
Democracy of Orovilc, oa the Evening OF
October 21th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR CONSTABLE

n ". CALkOW annUunCts himself us eandi'
date for Constable Of opLr Township. subject to the
nomination OF The Democrats Convention. ocli
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.

JOH: Z. kEElCll ANNOUNCES himself a. " candi-
date ior Justice Of HE Peace t'r N!and"tte Town
ShIp.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

IB HOLEMAN. aLnouncos LIu,.t as IN Indie
Ophlr Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE

The friends of Mr. :. L. sNl DER. would respec''
fully announce him as cnhdldtlc tor the tfhce oI
justice oi the Peace for oregon Township.
MANY CITIZENS.
Spanishtown, oct. TO- 1876.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR CONSTABLE

J. ". DUNN announces himself IA n candidate hIr
Constable Of Ophir Township, subj, CT 10 the nomina
ton Ui the Democrats cOnseutl n.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
pluiLE5 CANDIDATE.

III" lrjcnd, OF NcMAl.spN. ia" sprinkler ""-
nuunc" hl, name IL caudm"te Tor lhc "h'cc I" con-
stable OF prhr Ihownslni,. al the comm. c'retIeh
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOE CONSTABLE.

TOM KNOWLES. OF Spau'.h'own. i . taldiidlc
r,r Constable of or, son Township N NJ ensuns prc
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR JUSTICE CT THE PEACE

JOHN JONES ANNOUNCES himself as candldatr
for Justice ul thc Yucr Tor ohr tUwhs4r al the ,h-
sunny election.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR STABL z

JOHN WILLIAMS announces himself Us a Candi
date Tor Constable Uf OIhir Township
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR SUPERVISOR.

J. W. rlFlUM i-a candidate ior supervisor in
Dis.ritt No"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
FOR CONSTABLE.

II. L. PATTON announces himself II candidate
for Constable, tor uyhir Township.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

ToR CLERK oF SUPREME COURT,
CHARLES S. FAlRFAN,......of Yuba.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

Ior SUPERINTENDENT oF rrBlIc INs1RroTI"N.
ANDREW j. MOULDER, of San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21
Regular Democratic County Nominations.

FOR MEMBERS oF ASSEMBLY,.
JAMES $ LONG,
II. j. NOR RlSON.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-21

FoR tOSGEEsS.
CHARLES i SCOTT, of Tuolumr
JOSEPH McKIBBEN,.. of Sierr
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The Fatal Accident off Be1lpOlt, L. L.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

BELPoRT, Aug. %, 1856.
From the probability that misstate ments may appear
IN the New York journals concerning accident that
happened on the Great South Bay, nearly opposite this
village, yesterday, about noon, deem 1t advisable TO
give correct account Of the affair.
parry consisting Of Capt Ssansbury Funk, his wife
sDc child, about eight years old; Mr. Carman Harriet
two Children one about three years, and the other six
and nurse. Mrs John Sorh0p and one child about six
years old. Mrs. Henry Seruf Mr. Warren Harrlot's
two children about eight and ten years old, respectively
son Of Mr.. Hampton Howell aged eight years; and
son OF Edw. A. Ebbets Esq, twelve years Old all OF New
York city, went out In small sa boat for pleasure
excursion The boat accidentally capszed drowning
Mrs Funk and child, Mrs Scrub, Nr Ca-man Har lots
and child, and Mr. John Northop's child The
bodies OF Mrs. Funk and Mrs Scrub recovered-the
remainder bsve not been recovered as yet
HENRY W. TITUS.
p. S-i8 A. NAH the bodies have been Just re.
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CITY Intelligence.

FIRE n MACpouGAL sTaEET-A LIVERY STABLE DE-
sTRoyED, AND TEN HORSES BURNED TO DEATH.
About hall.past two O'Clock yesterday morning a
fre discovered in the livery stable kept by James
MCGUIRE, Al No 126 hacdougal street The alarm was
gwen when the lremen promptly responded but nom
the nature OF the premises they were unable
10 subdre the flames before the building consumed
Fight valuable horses belonging TO mr Mcclure, one
burned to death The flames extenaed 10 the reg
manusctor, OF Vim. IL Shay, adjoining which, together
81 500 no Insurance The two story frame building No
12s Sscdousal street Ere several tines bu by
the sxerttrs Of the hremen II was saved II s damaged
about $50, snd fully insured The two story dwelling
house No. Ia Macdougal street. owned by Mr. y. De
Iierris took IRE, and was damaged about 300 II Ia in
surec In the Howard Insurance Company for 81 500 Mr.
j. X Hora, who Occur led the building dwelling, has
SUI lshed probably $50 damage 70 his furniture, by
water He Is insured in the Howard In Company
for Geo. Two I've story brick tenement houses the
Of Nos. 22o and 22s sullivan street, owned by Mr
David Wood, caught arc The two upper stories Of Mr.
rs we're burned out and considerable damage done
No 226. There eight poor families residing IN No
.2s who lost most all CT their furniture some them
having barely tine 10 make Their escape alive. The
damage done to the buildings VIII probably amount tc
$500 They Insured for 81 BOO each The roof aae
part Of y Clements church, No los Amty strec.,
on IRE several times The wstchfuiness OF the ere.
prevented the IRE from mRg,ug much headway be-
lore i was exDgusfed The extent Of the damage done
to tie church could rot be ascertarned Mr. James
Mcclure has ~ 100 in,urance his stab and stock
horses, carriages, &c.
The hrc was undoubtedly the work d an lucendary.
All the front doors In the stable and rergs factory
were Fastened by bar on the inside any
one from getting in Great difficulty experienced 10
re ng open ,as corr frs eyi.nty was Get = several
stable IN sheet OF flame. The screaming OF the
horses in their agony heard a some BILE dis
lance Two carriages which taken out OF the stable
zach bear the appearance Of having ben rred the
inside. The Fire Marshal vas on the ground lie will
thoroughly investigate the matter,
StEious ActmkSr-on Tuesday last, Mr.. Edwin 4.
Brinsmade, Of the firm Of william living Co. OF this
city while riding with his wife and child 10 the town OF
Southbury, CcRn thrown from The carriage IN con
sequence Of the horse taking fright HIS front skull "a
badly fractured, and some Of bis ribs broken There
T. but little hope OF his recovery though he Is the sxl
nl hands OF Drs Bonnet Of Bridgeport Webb OF Wood.
bury, and Baldwin, OF Britain. Ills wife escaped with
slight bruises, though she thrown the same
time The child, a lad Of four years with astonishing
prudence for enc OF his age. finding himsef alone ia
the carriage, dropped himself on; behind escaped
injury The horse ran three iles, and then fell enisn
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AFRO. 2o.-Apphestioa msde this morning 10 United
states Commissioner Stllwen for warrants Of arrest
against three men named James Burke James White and
Patrick Conpors charged with having committed rob
berry Of $3.50 In gold belonging 10 lady passenger
board the steamship Illinois recently arrived from As
piDvs. The warrants issued and entrusted 10 the
OF the vigant officer Horton, vho after
cceded In bringing the parties before Mr. sweli II ap
pears that Tuesday morning. the Goth Of August Mrs
Harrison, a second cabin passenger by the Illinois,
whose husband had been left behind st Panama, disco
vered tbss her purse containing $3.50 gold had been
stolen while she at breakfast Suspicion fell upon
White, whose wife In the same cabin with Mrs. Har
rson and after q search part Of the money found In
his possession and portion 10 the orecsstie n wallet
belonging 10 him. but which he (whte) bad passed TO
Btrke, who Is charged az accomphce II Ia said that
White and Burke both exIes from San Francisco,
having been banlshed thence by the vlsapce Committee
The prisoner Connors also charged M an sccompce
the larceny On the facts being made known on board
some OF the passengers fell strongly inclined 10 Infci
summary punishment on the supposed offenders. and
were NOT Tor the prompt action Of Captain Boys evbo
placed the accused parties 10 double Irons nautical
Vigilance COMMITTEES might have been formed 70 deal
summary With The case ss n then appeared. The Com.
missioner committed the prisoners for examination.
Charge of Srlpgglin9 John Conner and John Wood
were teld 70 answer on charge Of smuggling on beard
lEe &c. mann
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TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NBto's GARDsS.-N NAszxrn's BKSUsr The entire
strength Of the Rsvel Family and the ballet troupe with
the aid Of Nile Robert, Nine Esrzeu and the double
company will be pu, forth 10 night IN series OF most
attractive entertainments for the beneai OF the talented
snf extraordinary performer n xarzcti. -Four pieces
will be given including the far famed Pongo" which
d announced for this night only. Antoine appears in
three characters There will certainly be fun house
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~ Tome @ sis ss~ s:yfn Abs ssse'
Barge Comet Dayon Pfiade pha"H " Bridges.
ca Th-sbp Arctic zeregs Liverpool onot IS isprinted
Bari Wakefield r Clark Liverpool mot Wiley Fieid
Steamship Illinois Boggs. Aspnws ALL Aug o. 40 PM via
Key West 18th $50 AM with specie passensers 10
ship New Orleans Rich Liverpool July 20 with mdss and
ship Mnnehaha of B9son,, Dunbar Sunderland, July 90
ih ii s y . IsS@
H.ls * "a x pass ssS S:
ssIp Ss q ssysr,,, Mowss Manila. FEB q
Sc e uns $ Rss'sd Isss
ion s. SIS spoke Br ship Spirit Of the
ship W Farnum Leday, Galveston, with sugar &c toJ
Bars Henry shelter Burr Narsallles July With dss 70
hsne @ % ssw Passed praar
'isss @ 1 s1sS :Hg
' y ss g. 1s
from Calao fer Hampton Roads
s.s ss:s Es$ sSs1ns ~ y sssss .S
s'% 4 n
10 ,e sFfs a
viii s essn sats sS rAs' %0oue
Brig VIM spear OF foson Mason Trndsd Cuba y
Big Dupki,k (of Ellsworth Griffin Trinidad Cuba Aug
70 with molasses 10 G Stephenson, vessel to G FL
Brig Reviee Thompson Ponce. IS days with to
sturges Co vessel 70 Bailey Co n-
with logw ood to Brcokman vessel to vose Livingston
Brig Belfast (of Island Newman Gonaves IS days
with logmooe 70 Wilson vessel 10 Middleton Co. Sid
Brig lsoia (o boston) Griffin, Birds Island days, with
Brig Tybee Ferguson Charleston davs with cotton and
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Yellow fever has been Governor : Island tor two
weeks past and eight deaths have occurred up yeser
day There in all about $50 recruits Of al kinds al
this depot, the majority OF whom encamped At Fort
Columbus the highest point of the island where ye,
no disease has made its appearance
AT Fort William, however, on the western side OF the
island, they have not been so lucky
man employed as a cook first took sick, with wha,
was thought o be syphus fever. aud died man and
woman employed with him in the kitchen next were IA.
sick and also died but the succeeding recovered
The fever then attacked the quarters OF the music boys
whose are Immediately ever the kitchen. There
sixty boys quartcred there most Of whom were
tackled With symptoms of unmisaseabe yellow fever.
They properly attended 10 IN and most Of
them recovered. In all eight persons have died.
II place has been thoroughly cleaned and pcriiei,
aud IL hoped the disease is abatnz though three per-
taken lick during the last two days
Sergeant oIeary cied very suddenly but the doctors
pronounce his disease congestion OF the lungs.
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Progress Of the Yellow Fever NJ Fort
Hamilton.

Two more Of yellow lever were reported Al Fort
Hamilton Up 10 yesterday afternoon. Mr. Hiram Green
che proprietor OF the hotel attacked with the black
WON'T, and will not recover HIS son, however may Ct
vel The case o. this family l. a hard appears
that when the disease nrst broke out they left Fort Hsm
con ard welt to Vermont but returned when they heard
the disease bad abaied ther goocs, when they
were taken SICK
ca thursday morning Mr.. Paul Diver discovered a
cottage on me shore which tao sick-one
with the black WON'T There was also well child in the
room with them. They we're AL Immediately provided
Tor.
10 prcfo ton 20 Tie numbers the mortality was much
greater IN Fort Hamilton ihan Il was a, Norfolk last
year.
The following 10, embraces the names Of au bu, four
OF those who have 1id Fort Hamilton proper since the
yellow fever broke out
WIN. Clark, Mr.. Charles C, Prince, At
Judge RCck~eil Brooklyn
Mrs Doyle. Mr. Princes servant,
Genera stanton, VT Bofle and daug iters,
soldier, Mr, Meyers and wife,
poLder John Lake.
Joseph's VIE. John Pope son 9 years old,
NJ Ksr,ln John v Bergen ada his two
Mrs Henry. sons an two daughters,
Sergeant Henvy Mr.. Ledsrt Bergen, wife
Chand or White and one son,
a Powell Mrs. McGrath,
Mrs Swivel Capt. Bennetts gardener,
servant girl Of j. Bennett Mr.. Cumming servant sri
10. girl q Remsep Bennett, Mr. Cumming and wife,
M BuTook's gardener, Major Morris servant girl,
Mr., Herkey's child, Mrs Andrew Smith,
Mr., Prince, Miss Godsil
MEETING ron THE RELIEF OF THE srcx.
meeting was held ., the residence Of VIM g. Sears,
fort Hamilton, on the 18th inst,
Mr. Hyer Was called 70 the chair, and VIM. Oliver Of.
ncssed ~ Secretary. II vss then resolved
That society called the Fort Hamilton Relief Society he
formed Forthwith aid and assist those suffering from yell
NV fever now NJ Fort Hamilton and Bay Ridge
That shall be the duty Of hs society 70 procure. by sub
erripon such funds may be required % carry out the
above object. y,
ssl when and where such Of sickness the
,oor occur with View 70 their mmediaie removal 2 The
lsosi d~ being established and IN where such
vs not practicable 70 provide medical advice and the a.
se1d.nre ~ a nurse VI such - necessary.
st.1 q - ia Inc duty Of every member ascertain
s ssns f he suffering sick and their fanatics IN The articles
OF ioot and raiment - - =. - -,
MA sa be ne duty o. his soclesy 70 relieve Hose who
Es*c been sick and tose families wn9 hsxe sanerea ~
wa ia hat such persons shall be found entitled " ~
f. s ~ dutv Of ,hs socsy 10 furnish sach q The
= n Gan NAV be deemed proper iunas Y enaeie
~ ~ Directed districts. -. 49,
- sss.- ssIs bs.A IAssss. @y y Apssa WE sas
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EARITImR INFRLIIGESCR.
Port OF New Tork, August go, 1859.

Port OF New Tork, August go, 1850.
CLEARED.
steamship Bsltc comstock Liverpool-F Collins
khip Alhlon, Williams, LIVER col-7npscotA Go.
ship Grinne, Fletcher, London-Grnneu, Mnturn Co.
ship Union, Davis New Orleans-W Frost
ship Pyramid, Henderson, New Orleanswakeman Dimon
A Co.
SHIP New York, Edwards, Charleson-Geo Buckley.
BARR Gazeile. DUEL Bsrhadots-H Trowbridges Sons,
Bark Venus Atkinson, Curscos-Bomsn. Graves A Co
Bark Tsrion. Williams Baimore-Vose Livingston Co.
Bark Tenelon, Hawkins, Ispetown-Dugsn Leland
Brig nelaheld Gray, Port Al Prince-H Beialeld 60
Brig steI hen icy, Joy Philadelphla-c a Peters.
Scbr n A feh Young, BALTIMORE Dimon Phillips.
schr Geo Mayhsm, scudter hlsdephis-AcCready Mott
tcfr Beauty Conkiin Cly Point-Prce A Bird
Sehr susan Hopes Riohnopd-C VI pefson
cf5r strong Tut,ie ia irnore-Merri A Abbott
Sehr Ionse iaLe 81 ung Phiatei phis-Jas II snd.
ssDr ! 4 gcyd, Mathews, CIV selns-bipea shlJRa
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Married.
In Thursday August 2s at the N, Z. church. Seventh
street by the Rev. Mr. nilsbury, WILLIAM r. TowLn, OF
Mrs A. L. Halstcd.
Baltimore papers please copy.
On Wednesday August 81 by the Rev James Miilett
his residence No. l22 East Twelfth street. Mr. Gsoaos
DrsHAM Of this city, 70 FANNY only daughter Of John
G. Mnturn, Esq, OF Babylon, l.. l.
In Boston, Thursday, August 81 by the Rev Otis A.
Skinner, Mr. D. l.. ARNOLD, Of Providence TO Aizs Ma
RIAHNA TowsE, OF Pswtucket
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ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
From California via Aspinwau IL The steamship Illinois
y ~ Timer, Kellogg. ESQ james Wilson. q Hayens "
ssy 2crd Day Ne cha. Bond and asas SSeT. ass
Gusha usr Geston Baech and LADY Mrs Hutton ana
ehIld Rev W Pendcion and lady. sol II Dibble Mad
haiEner Mrs fergtrson w A PEWTER W stewart ~ W
Reudell A Dibble Mrs McAbea Mrs Bve, and child
rem; Livingston and servant Blodgett, Mrs Kohen
= IaIkn and lady: N Carpen er, a Leoy, Owens,
Ro5iasos, n Meade = r secor. " Hsuscom L
Hauscun Miss Erect, II Doe, Mrs smart Levy, &
pesilas srs v peer,ng, a = Easseo 2 u Wee, = Ho
gssery Esq bearer q despaiekesj Hon Lehiepberr
hurtsdo y yallarno, Capt w II Howland Ran Runnes
ssaa Mrs. Harris anG son; Hon james Agnew James
.on, Capt D DAVE o brush IL Cash q m. TX
A. Tyler o W Adrcn. Miss welsh i wa,srboase T.
walton Mrs. Walton and three children Mss Andrews Mrs
White 7 Bsgslsr, y u Iiui Brown, 8 stanton. j 4
nsls, John johnson Mrs Hartman aid chd 4. T. fafi
o g,s vP ssr sR Tss S WsT VIZ ss,ss
Yves, Bachmsn. " Crosby and VIE q W RoehenbuohI
ford = Cornell Allen Ruttny Q corkran wife and
bert v w Champion, Ramey, Mr. Rocholl, Rivers y q
Morrap Mr. Hascom Nalcorn, q Frederick W Ncf,ar
Gle, u Cook, maxwell John DAVIS, = = chlngswor,h,
steele c e Mler. s II Moore Harris Williams
Price, By-and 2i3 IN lower and forward cabins
IN he steamship Philadelphia, from New OrleansEdva ri
Rejilnger Moses Brown, Miss Caroline Brown, Wun.
Grim Mrs Kennedy Jean Taandean Pierre Tolanieau,
on Trsms,s ieidsIberser Ruriia Ms Grlgs Mrs
Haunt aud child n Blandh and iady.
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The Treasurer Of The joint committee for the relief or
the sufferers by the late foundations France acknow
lodges the receipt Of the following subscr puons.-
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The Disease nj staten Island

There have been three deaths at Clifton, Staten
Island as 70 lows
Mr.. Darby keeper Of the Bay Shoals public house ser
want girl Of Mr.. Austin, aud woman, name unknown
There are but few persons left this part Of the
island.
James o'Hcay, whom mentioned yesterday as
having been arrested for sugar stealing board the In
fected vessels yesterday sentenced 70 the penten
tary for sixty days This promp, punishment and
ali similar theits will be a. summary treated.
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PSI rrsrov SOCIETY The annual Convention or this
Fraternity will be held ri Brown University. Prevalence
r. on next Thursday and Friday, the ith and sth Of
september pros mo OHa0r Hon Samuel Arnold oil
glsae Island, P9st, 1 N. Itnsh, ssai VI .tsa \, Z.
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MEETING OF THE BOARD or HEALTH.
Acc, 2e-Preseni Mayor Hall, presiiag, and Alder
men Oakley Shaw and Walsh.
Health Warden West 10 whom had been referred the
subject Of inquring INTO the sanitary condition Of Pren.
iice's row. in Furman street consisting Of thi teen
houses, reported that they all in clean aud neat
c1rdoD and that no yellow fever existed there as had
been fumored.
he Captain OF the brig Msra Il n Rio Hache obt,n.
ed PERMISSION 10 land fusc, dvi dvi, &C. having pre-.
viously lrded hides board without the bounds pre-.
scribed by the New York Board OF Health.
The owners Of the briss Estena and Calharins from
Barcelona with cargoes OF hides, applied for cert 1cae
the Board Of Health 10 ofder present the
the aanores q Rondoui where they intend 70 unload
Tie vessels arrived IN port IN July last Health Warden
West directed 10 make The necessary examination
and rerort.
The Health officer reported that be bad visited case Of
alleged yellow fever at 70 Vanderbilt avenue. and found
yorIg man slightly III but not nom The disease stated.
Re required physician he also inquired relative 20
the dssth Of The TAO women IN Columbia street aud
cer'aned from the attending physicians. Ds Dudley and
Burke that the disease OF which they died bilious
congcs,vc fever lie likewise reported that no sickness
OF malignant Infectious character bad come to his
knowledge during the preceding "a hours Adjourned.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
end In your paper Of to day article stating that
Charles Van Brunt taken sick with yellow fever az
ter the family had left which Is Incorrect
His father ard mother there at the time he was
attacked and bad no, been away bis sister who alb
sent III airing OF ha sickness morning. mmed ate
" re ufDed. and they oil have been with him since
W Bell, Of Brooklyn. called, and for tvo days has
uprn all In the neghborhood who needed his services
Your correspondent, doubtless deemed his statement
correct and made probably from the best OF motives
thought advisable, however, 70 give the facts they
are tearing wrong inference night be drawn from his
statement "
BRooSrYs, Aug. 20, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30

r. Hen. r lowe, Of London, Is at the 81. Nicholas
The Senate have confirmed the nominations Of Mathia,
r. Andrea 10 be Collector Of the Customs g. Angus
tine, Fla, vice Paul Arnan, resigned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-30

BOSTON Aug 1a-Arr ships Lancaster, Calcutta; Leoces
Rotterdam brig Humboldt, Philadelphia
Ship Sea Dog Gutter from Mata1zas Aug g. 10 day
lost six from sickness; is detained
Smyrna times., 1856-02-13

or The story that Bayard Taylor was
about to be married, is contradicted.