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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-13

COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.
The Commissioners met on Saturday afternoon nj the
City Hail. pursuant TO adjournment
The following business was .rsnsacted,-
Big Kate Heath from Cardenas, arrived Sept. IL
and has been ying 10 the stream four days Has bad
sickness and now petitions to proceed 10 hooklyn Per
mission was granted. the conseai VI the Brooklyn
Bark Maine, from Havana. arrived sept. rs, with
cargo OF sugar and mcssses Is now yiog Ia Butermlk
channel and petitions TO be allowed 70 proceed TO tho
we'll
Bark Ottawa, from rardenas, arrived &C, s. Petitions
10 20 W Bfookyn, Allowed 10 proceed Oct Is.
On motion, adjourned 10 Oct ~
FORT HAMILTON RELtsF socTETr's REPORT
Dr. Rotbe reports Mcnannell ana Mary Hicks AZ much
improved Mrs Haighi and MI othsrr previously report
q, oopvslesceni.
In The Military Hospital oasss--sergeant Mnew
Is said 10 be better ferister and Murphy both very H.
FRANcIs +. BERIER, Secretary.
FoRI HAynros. oct 10y AN
BROOKLYN BOARD OF HEALTH.
O,r 1.-The Board met this day, aer recess oil three
Prescpi-Nayor Hall and Alderman shaw.
The Of the following vessels applied for perm-
sion alongside wharves foot Of Futon street and
discharge their carpoes:
Drs Curlew, from Bucnoe Ayrss, With hides
Brig Hugo, from Flo Grande, with hides and hair
Brig spera from Aueostura, with hides.
Applications we're denied.
OCT 11.-Gcntlemen-Since your last meeting have 10
ret ort smallpox Smith street. OF rel
fever in Furmsn street near Fulton under treatment
Nv IN. Coear-one In furman street, Fulton; In
pougnty, near Furman dead and 10 Froets row,
near Furman street. NJ. WENDELL, Health officer.
MAYORS STATEMENT
since our last citing Neal McCsuley has been sick
with fever, supposed TO be yellow fever No 10 Fur
man street; Or. Colean IN attendance. young woman
10 the same house was reported to sick Of yellow
fever by Dr. Cochran. The Doctor desires 70 say that
the girl has been In bad health for length OF Time and
that has now into yellow lever. ! have Visited
these cases daily and have been there ths morning
They are stu quite unwel, snd 10 critical
cigtlou Girl
supposed 70 have yellow fever, al Prcspec, HILL old
Elatbush road near Deeraw street he taken sick
over two weeks In rurmsn street ami g now very
s;ck and much debsliseted. GEORGE HALL, Mayor.
The Bosr3 Their ADORNED.
Tte gill above phgled 70 Hss last evening "a critical
coadl,gl, ana act expected " sgEviys pAag aours.
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The Baptists OF New York for Freedom

The New York Baptist state Convention has lust closes
forty ninth annual meeting In the village OF Penn IAN,
\. r., alter very interesting session Of two days.
Tie oficers for the ensuing year are Rev. VIM Met.
calf Of Livingston county President Rev John Switzer
Of Erie county Secretary and Joseph Hastings OF Troy,
Treasurer The Board OF Managers L. much the
last year, and the Executive Committee located in
Troy Albany and vicinity before.
may not be generally known that tbs body, lnead
life directors 220o life members and represents IN
ia action by ministers and delegates from every part OF
The STATE AZ associations comprising over 500 churches
and minister's and So 900 members. The attendance at
this meeting amounted TO several hundred.
In addipod TO the legislation OF denominaiiona cha.
rscer the Convention enthusiastically adopted with bot
dissenting votes, the following ouspokea expression
Of s views the question Of al aoiofbng interest
before the country
For the reason that during The year event, hive
occurred unprecedented in their character In the history
OF this country wherein freedom Of speech has bon
sailed in The capital OF the nation and stricken down
the floor OF the United States Serate-whle In a large
Territory OF the United States long since consecrated by
solemn compact 10 q eedom FREQ presses have been ST.
fenced by dcstrut ton-churches OF Christ have been
broken up and scatteredHls faithful servants rutlessy
murdered and ministers Of Ills gospel been compelled 70
Zee for their lives.
We resolve-lst, That as Baptsts, we should be un-
faithful TO our history denomination did we DOT
oe.ty protest against these oursEes aud faithfully labor
for the restoration and establishment q civil and religious
freedom In every part Of our common country.
I'd That consider the great question soon TO be de-
cded by the people OF this country 70 be vhesh freedom
Of speech free press and free pulpit shall be sustained
and perpstuaied or their destruction encouraged ana
ensured
Cd That lnasmuch a. the Church OF Christ has a vital
interest In the right decision OF this portant ques
ton view to be the duty Of all her members TO use
their influence their votes, and above oil, their earnest
faithful prayer 10 Him who holds the hearts OF men in his
hards and who has declared that he will cause even
their wrath TO praise him, 50 a. 10 promote the glory Of
time when liberty shall be proca 18th rough
all the land, to all the Inhabitants thereof"
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIYEp.

ARRIVED
Rseamahp Geo Law, Herndon Asplnwsl, Oct with pas
ship Howes, Riley, Penang, June 5 with sugar, pepper
e tse y TSom ssS re eua o n New
& sSrs sse6p a rs11s ns Sr Io% o
Hosion isi s 81 o. Ion Il s. 4 exchanged Noe with - I'm
gushing sT pesSsSi - H' 20 f'' ishaassa
spoSe Br bark csieeons from London Coz Calcutta os
. lat SO lon y 3d. spoke ship Aleso, om Liverpool for
shIp Enlsyr,.s Wat Jaysrpcsl s;gi with ma:s and y
Why . mics .pois BARK Louisa KHAN Of Boston hence
for GLASGOW ~ days ont ,,,. 60. ,,-,, -
., Wit coal 10 Manhattan Gss 60; vessel 70 master Ilad
nghi winds ard ,slms me entire gssssge ,.... H..
sept VIII ds and passenger to Sec kas n sept
r Qebe oc lat 20 81 lon 90 y, spoke the Sea Foam,
shp : basoccoS chace Boston days with coal to Bar
cay Livingston vessel v master. -. -.
VIZ 81, vine sc % blanchard sept IS IA Sac
A. experienced heavy gale from 81 during wach los.
sqS lsures Dunbar Para 3 days, with rubber &C.
Prse FSf ag rnS ST. SEPT p T
s ~ saw ia bark ssrsa steering W on - ~,
BJg rs s sGss,' 70 Dorchester NIB 10 days VII" stone to
Il br MPf Frsrprss @ wsenau Windsor Ms u days with
pf Erte Lodi Tinker, Calais, with lumber t9J Fry.
Brg Relief simpson, Cherryheld, with lumber, 10 smp
scbr Gem Of Guernsey sBr whssSGp gssss q days with
struck soundns on Georges ssns and since then had light
Ws scsT s19aI of snpSen Williams % days via
t1Sernaa, 1ole with salt and cork 10 II u Brookman.
sosr Geo Davis Philips Savannah days. with cotton, 70
oe sapr Il W webster, Bennett Charleston, 4. days
cchr y w Brown Derrickson, Wilmington, NC
hr Hattie billiard Rogers Frerkfori for Port R!carsond
Schr Caroline stone, Boynton, Bangor.
81, bolivar. Ames, Rockland
schr raw state Merrill, Rockpnd.
sebr Medora Holbrook, Rocklani.
sehr Tulton, Doane, Esslport.
cchr Tomab, Tfon, Calais
~, Entehi eearr, Portland
sShr Esnnie Mitchell, Blake Poriart
ooh, Fyancls Tar, Ranfell Machlss.
Sabs eplepdId Mitchell, Machiss.
I'M sian Hooper, Naohss.
49,, gliver Ames, French, Taunton,
s.oor shIn Concord, Eorinsr, Phi .tsiahlt
S,eamer Po,omsks, Cushman, Ne- ssdfri
&c., 81 Pgsset Ayre. Ffev'tsuce
s,sAner lnSss Bates, Hartford.
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Letter from John M. Bolts.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

RICHMOND Oct. 10, 1855.
The speech delivered by me in Petersburg, and fur
nlshed BY your reporter for publication, Is, for speech
Of itsfeDgh, reported with remarkable accuracy for
conclude that could well report speech of four
hours duration especially subjects with which he
not himself intimately familiar and well informed, with
out falling into many errors; therefore ii will not reflect
upon the reporter TO that there number OF mac
curaces In the speech but such generally the well In
formed reader will correct for himself
notice in yonr paper Of the 9Th correction which
received by telegraphic despatch from Richmond,
which itself Inaccurate and does not do entire justice to
my position relative to the result Of the election In the
event Of ats going 10 the House. hope you will allow
the opportunity Of stating for myself what did say
this subject II was
''That IL there election by the people, and II
the house Il would do II Mr. Fillmore carried
bis STATE that neither Mr. Buchanan Mr.. Fremont
could command ma ,ry of the States under any
cumatances, and Mr.. Fillmore regarded as the
second choice each Of those parties he democratic
republican parties would follow that the contest In fact
would be between Nj. Fillmore ana Mr. Breckenridge
and that by head Of or both Of the parties Mr. f
more would be elected or that the duties OF the Office
would devove upon Mr. Breckenridge as the Vice Pres.
dent OF the United States but tina; although Mr. Fillmore
would sArt IN the House with far smaller vote than either
Buchanan Fremont still thought bis chances for
election by that body better Than theirs"
THIS ID what said and this liz what believe and you
will do me a favor by allowing put myself right
his subject am, very respectfully, your ooedient
servant, JSo. N B0rrs,
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Assistant En- gineer, Noat
Il Larnham Marshal
brice MARSHA.
KhitEOrtns Ran

The several divisions will meet at 10 O'Clock AN.
Tbs line four abreast, will counter march up Monroe
street through Governor, down Madison. through Aar
ket up henry. through Governor 10 East Broadway,
Grand street. down Grand street TO the Boeery
ID the Bovcry and Third 70 ed street. through
twenty third a. eet the Eighth avenue, down Eighth
niue and through Blocker street 10 Broadway down
Broadway through the Park revew By his Honor the
Mayor, Common Council, heads Of departments OF the
civ government board Of Fire Commissioners ex Chief
Engineers Assistant passing out the East
gate and dpmlss.
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Third Annual Turnout Of the New York
Fire Department-Spiendid Display In Pros

Third Annual Turnout Of the New York
Fire Department-Spiendid Display In Pros
pect.
The triennal parade OF the New York Fire Department
win take place TO- day, and promises to be the most
imposing parade that has taken place In this city for
many year. Not only viii our own department turn
ont unusually strong but the visiting remen from other
cities win be very Nearly all the large neigh
boring cities win be represented and few Of the South
ern capitAl.
The vsers who have arrived have been kindly cared
for by the New York companes they have been escort
ed to their lodgings sed and shown ell the Hons OF this
great and wicked city. Yesterday number OF the visit
ing remen went church In the morning. and spent the
afternoon in visiting the engine houses Of the New York.
ers which were e open and handsomely decorated for
inspection by the stranger hremen.
After the parade OF today, the programme Of which
give below, there will bel number OF entertainments
given TO the strangers In the evening
United States Hose Co. No. 25 and their guests Marion
Engine Co. No o. viii visit the Bowery Theatre where
Manager Brougham has prepared descriptive piece In
their honor, entitled the "Fireman's Victory"
Jefferson Engine Co No. 20 viii visit the Chambers
street Theatre in the evening, and other places Of
amusement will receive their quota Of pleasure seekers
Valley Forge Hose Co. No. 4o will entertain their
guests in true fireman style at Knickerbocker Hail. in
Eighth avenue, at O'Clock P. H. dinner and other
good things will be partaken Of.
Hose Co.'s Nos. and 10 wiz give . supper at the
Apollo Rooms In Broadway, to their guests, the Taylor
Hose Co. OF Buffalo.
Cataract Engine Co. No. A. the crack company Of Bos
tom arrived Saturday and the guests Of Hose Co
No 65 Of this city.
The following is the Official programme Of the parade
GRAND PARADE OF THE NEW YORK FIRE DEPART
MKNT, oCToSER Is, 1856.
Alfred Carson, Chief Engineer, Grand Marshal.
.1&stun Eno ynhn HRAut and III
Howard, Special Aids
The line will be formed in the blowing order
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vertsed for the last grand Waterloo battle tho Last rally
OF the quack democrats In this State campaign Forney
and Mr. Gays also 70 be there But Cobb WI, not
come he has gone homo. sck and dhprited AT the last
meeting al East Chester he had enough he went post
haste from that meeting Philadelphia and said 70 tho
democratic committee there Gentlemen we're whipped
whipped, by Cd and Am going home" He u gone.
Peace 10 his names.
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Seele uidt leben unp 9enelhet tp1llle1.
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sd nerbe ME aufb0reu, Die Bplen ala r1etne
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