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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-15
NEW PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMEHI-

k4NRE, LIFE Il MARINE sN~USANCE.-
n IgRrhbHrg HOSE & Fire Insurance Cogpdpy-rhis Com
1y makes Insurance against loss damage by Fire,
Dwelling Houses Stores Tobacco Factories build
furniture goods and merchandise generally In
town aud country, the favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance the lives all
good health aud Of sound constitution for the whole
ife on for limited period
slaves employed ordinary occupations will heInsurcd
reasonable terms
The Company will also take marine risks ANY
The Northern or Southern Ports At favourable
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
JAMES NJ COBBS, Flee President
SAMPSON DIUGUlD, Chit Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
John O Taylor Saml II McKnney
Dexter Otey. Samuel Garland.
lanes +. Payne, John n. Davis
Nm. H. Sratton, Pleasant Preston
JAS. o WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREED 7. WILLS, Scg
Dr WIN. otway Owen, ,,,;u., ,,-...
br l.. IL. Gilmer mum" f-A""""S
The Medical Examination of subjects
made the office OF the Company each day
nouns of2 and o'clock, N. fe l.ly
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L., tsa 5ssssi.ssssassE1 VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
txW M 1NR-HEfs RAlIr ROAD.-on Thursday he
l9lh of June the Passenger Train will
commence running to Salt Works Branch Junction "
-lune rus f. II. GILL Cen Snp't
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NisCHLLAdE0us.

INTERNATIONALLY Arm 81 Oiunrd \
u GREENLEE this isy dl>s,ived BY mutual consent
All persons having claims against billiard Walton and ph
ard arcenlce viii prsssn, Them 70 ereeniee Tor pay
,nrnt and thc4e indebted billiard Walton and billiard
t,reenlee will make payment, 10 f. O. Greenee who alone
authorized reeive the same The name OF arms
= enly 40 he used ID the debts By Y O. Grecnee
- =. 49, aisa w s DII.LAkD.
- sss.s r O GREESLEr.
yuyUH nnaesi~sred III Grocery and commis
sion buasst SD stand where he vii. DC pleased
10 wst 90 his frends and tho public generally. -
may isdtsy) Y. uhhbNLhE-
1REAr BARGAI GREAT BARtiAENn.
m GALL AND SEE FOR YouRsEif--Thn balance 81
s Strk that have len Willie sold and under Cast or
Cash Wishing leave the State ard having large stock o.
Ready Made Clothing. Cloths Gassmeres aud Nesns wiz
sell they bought in this OF ether mar
preference selling at auction Persons wishing 20
bny ANYTHING my line should certainly give me ea before
purchasing ei$ew viii offer such Inducements - viii
certainly please TIE Store Il for rent the eene are Tor
SALE. For further particulars call on J. NEWMAN
june e6ts
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NEW CONCERH.-The undcraig ned -
~ ken the brick doors below the Norve
House. where they intend keeping all times we'll selected
stock Of FAMILY GROCERIES, and all other articles usual
iy septn web regulated family Groeery They have
hand tine n. O. Sugar, Rio Coffee. Cofee.a prime
artrefne Tea Apples Potatoes Butter Lard
Soap, Ada@Aune and Talow Candies We also have beau
ttfu lot of Prints. Ginghans Dcinestic Bsons Gombs
Thread &e., and many other articles mentioned.
We shall be receiving few days Moasses Coffee Sugar
LAguyra Coffee and other articles useful In
We hope by strict attention business nnd e.
fort please share portion Of the public
G. d. FLYNN 4 co,
B. G. l.. sMITHsOE will be pleased his old
friends 1t the above establishment ma q dts(y)
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CLOyER SEED, SUGAR, &c

n wv FIX SEED, 81 GA K, NC.-
~ Superior Clover Seed;
New Orleans Sugar
Coffee do
Clarified do
Loaf and Powdered Sugar;
Fine Gun Powder and Black Tea:
Mitchels Candies for sale on accommodating ,or,ns h
-la rs NJ. H0LLINS a. co
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OSA BUSHELS Of the Celebrated English
ap7e TALIAFERRo HAMILTON
FINDER Sill RTs.-Extra large sizes Of silk
u and Merino Under Shirts for very large men, at
may cots McELDERRY.S.
VXTORTH REMEn II u kING.-Thc fact IL,
w that the cheapest well as the extensive
Clothing establishments In TN city the whereof
friend Mr. Jacob Newman the PROPRIETOR at the corner OF
Main and Market streets Iynchbnrg, Va study to please
may9ts
NuAH 1Oih, 1sJ6.-t;ia>- n ksninc have just
IVA received by Express the finest assortment of Navy
Duck, and Msrsailles Suits in this market.
may 1918
NnATTKAssEs! MATTRAS>Es! Fine
WI Hair Mattresses made order; also number of them
of superior quality on hand and for sale by
may 10 i6m WIN LOOSE.
~ BBLs. SUPERIOR OLD BOURBON Wills
- KEY. direct from Louisville, KY, for sale by
ma 3ts YOUN6ER & SMITH
NOR SAILED shn res Citizens ~ wings Bnn
II Stock ma It'll PETERS, SPENCE & co
uDuSIADEGPIIIA CALF sKIN.-2O Dozen
apl l6ta NJ HoLLINs co
TuNkuNks, Carpet Bugs aud UnbrclIa..-
Il A lot of cheap and medium quality Travelling Trunks
Carpet Bags and Umbrellas l.. l.. ARMISTEAD
mp Its Near Farmers Bsk.
EIEAD and FOOT sTONEs.-A large assort-
hand, of all sizes for sale terms
Call aud them GADDESS
July PTS Lynehburg Marble Works.
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have now on hand and for sale six pair of these superior
MIN Stones Those In would do well % call soon
oats LEE & JOHNSON
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a1.r AuRVVEn.-Aa ne 10, Of Ne. Orleans


IL FASHIONS FOR lssA--sTITzER will Introduce u
the spring syle Dress Hat the first Saturday IN March
the Inspection 81 his and the pubic gsnef
snrpass Hat IN this nArknt IN beau
~ style quality Hnis Also lot IT beautiful ne" sye
. IiaI Young All those desiring hne DRESS Hats
eclipse any thing this marked, vii phase call al The sgn
II The blue HAT
Kinds Of Hats made order with neainess and dispatch
Customers. Hats dressed usnal
m,y9ts WIN SITTER
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NV - - m, 7ktttHfIoH OF StiNH gers Visiting
inc CITY and wishing to see the Novelty in Dress Goods
10 examine our stock which is just received consisting IN
Par' oi Lawns Organdes Robes in variety Chais Ba
RACES Tissues De LANES, White Goods, &c &c -
may Bits JAMES A S1Icrup 4, ~,
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\ hASSOtITEDN. - The le-partucr,p;, -.
~ SAUNDERS 81 IliBY having expired by limitat, =,
this day dissolved return thanks old friends &
customers tor their liberal patrona have been In ~
and ask their continuance the concern of IRRy
x SAUNDERS. " i"i
Those indebted to us will please forward and set
Their od accounts as early practicable is very desire
bic to wind up the affairs Of the old concern ~ ~
SAUNDERS e. IRRY
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r.. -, - - SOUTH DE RAILROAD
~ E13 55zsSSS-zzsss-str MINER ARRANGEMENT - TO
a-AR-Mn@ lsi d

H-nn-TAKE EFFECT MAY LIST, leJ6-
and after Thursday the LIST May next the Mail and Pas
will leave the Depot Ia Petersburg daily except
suudays) clock, arrive at Bnrkeslle (Jnncton)
n 540a m. AT g4J am and at iynelburg at II 80
Leave Lynehburg at O'clock arrive AT Farmvilc at
J3J p. Burkeyilie (JuDetion) 40 T. m, and Pc
tersburg at 30 IN.
The CITY POINT TRAIN will leave the Depot in Peters
burg daily except Sundays $50 and Al ~ connecting
daily with the James River boats for Norfolk, and We'd
nesday and Saturday morning with the jamestown
and Roanoke tor New York. r. A. GOODWIN,
ap lJ-dts Ticket Agent.
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usmE greatest Of enrahIy blessings .. health
Il Thousands testify. that aer visit to the
springs they renovated and and
that nothing else VIII do them good. But would advise
them and others who cannot venture TO spend from five
hundred annually at fashionable watering. places
L. b. Nghta Liquid caihartc tssteess vegetable phys
te and small bottle 81 %
greater change for the better their health than
and $500 al the springs will oppose
traYagance Of the day and further will bold
se that this medicine much peasanter than mineral
sulphur water yet drank And old and eminent prac
TONER prepared IT, and guarantees 1t perfectly safe
purely veseiable) In all where phyEe required
Family Physe 1t is exeeled by Full directions
pany each bottle. For sale everywhere
uI,an
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.

g. = ~zss.,ssz=sss- VIRGINIA ~ TENNESSEE
~ ~ RAlLROAD-SuMMER SEIZED
~ uLE-On and after Thursday, May
s the Passenger train viii leave Lynehbug at minutes be
fare 1 o'clork n m and arrive a X n. l.. II. GILL,
anl 70 3tn Gen Sup IT.
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FMPORTATION.-LY spORT

= iNu " AHE-HOU SE-where VIII found the largest
Of Laminated Steel hne Double uns;
Zines Deans English Self Cooking Five Shooter, Colts Al
lens ana MURDERS hevolvers and Single Pistols; Powder
Flasks Shot Belts and Pouches Game bags CLEANING Rods
Nipple Wrenches Eeys Cocks and G. Percussion Caps
Gun Wads and Wire Cartridges, all sizes; Curtis g. arveys
Diamond Powder and American Powder kinds; Compress
ed Bullets; Buck and Small Shot, Liquor Flasks; Rogers
Pocket Cutlery Bowie Knives Razors; fine
Port Monies; Gold Silver Ivory and Crooked sword and
Plain Canes and every thing in line
We have lot of premium Rifles hand Repairing done
with despatch, and warranted, by
VIM d. c. FISHER, opposite the
San LYME Va
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &c

Anew CONCERN.-Jos II. Wilson ba. "a,
~ soeisted with him. 1hos W. Johns and John uY as
horne ia the Grocery and Commission business Lang
and style 81 Wison Co., at the old Of Jos N me Urn
They viii keep large and well selected stock Of leh
Staple Dry Goods Iron Steel 6c &C. Particular eSefes
paid to the sales OF country produce aud lib
upon produce In hand '''N hsde
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-06
INoll.


In ttis city, Tuesday, March d. Mr. CHARLES & An.
Mold, OF The firm Of Padelford, Fay Co. Of Savannah
FuLeral from the residence OF his brother T. a. Ar
Dold, No. 90 Joralemon stree Brooklyn this morning at
eleven O'Clock The relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
In this city, on Tuesday morning March g. J. c. NJ
VAN BET REy NJ D. In the 4lst year Of his age
His friends and relatives requested to attend the
funeral fro m the Reformed Dutch Church Flatbush this
sftt rnoon, at two O'Clock.
On Tuesday, March Lieut. CHARLES G. HUyrxs late
OF the United States navy.
The funeral will take place from Trinity Church this
sfterrocn At o'clock The friends OF the DECEASED
ere respectfully invited TO attend without further nyi
ton. His renans will be inferred in Green wood Gel
terry.
After lorg illness Of consumption JAMES KAs s9sd
81 years. native OF county Lougford, parish of Edgers-
town, ireland.
Bis friends and acquaintance most respec fully in
vited to attend the funeral from his late No
8 Twelfth sreet, between Fifth aud Six III avenues this
afternoon &, one O'Clock.
On Saturday, March /, after lingering Illness Mr.
Henry :. MANSFIELD, In the 5Sth year OF his age,
The relatives friends Of the family the
tvte of the New York Fire Department and the VARIOUS
societies which he attached fnv
ed 10 sttepo the unea from his late residence No $50
Iear eteet this afternoon, at two O'Clock without fur
Their Lotce. Funeral services viii be performed at St.
Sept enf Church OF Chryst. and 3o,me strseta
% Weonttdsy March 81 ANN CAMPBELL widow o, the
la'e Francis Campbell, sged So pears.
The relatives aud teDcs Of the amiy are respeotfniIy
ipyed 10 attend the u0eIa from her late residence No
3Tf FIRST tha Afternoon at two O'clock without
r. fibsr Invitation
Mb,py '@1acelpbia and Boston papers please copy
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United states Circuit Court.

United states Circuit Court.
THE CASE OF THE sLoop EUDoRA IAoaENR-DE
MURRBR TO THE INDICTMENT FOUND AGAINST
GEORGE WILSON, THE NEGRO.
Hon Judges Nelson and Belts presiding
The United States George Wlson.-rhe prisoner Is
indicted for scuttling the sloop Eudora Imogene Mr.
Miiken with whom associated Mr. Ordr onaux ap-
psared for the prisoner and argued against the ursdic
ton Of the federal horiss in the present case and
that properly belonged to Westchester county on
borders OF which lie the waters where the vessel WAS
found
Mr. Joschimssen Assistant District Attorney appsa, ed
for the United States and submitted The prisoner
is indicted under the first section OF the 40h OF
the act &c, 1904 I'd VOL page 200 that the locus quo
is pointed out on the map and that the locays
the Eudora lmogene was found the higH seas
that Congress has power 70 punish all pra ,es and TO-
lonies the high seas and has jurisdiction of ali ad
mrslty and maritime cases. This pc cosxtensve
with the right to punish couutfstsrs Of coin and the
true question Is not whether the State of New
York has Jurisdiction, or whether the loc in quo be in
the State OF New York, because this act and
not Exclude within the jurisdiction OF the
state Of New York he coutended that this locality
tee Willis says. at page $685. 'Long Island Sound
either part OF the high seas of the ocean"
and again. Long Island sound is by well settled rules,
part OF the high SEAS and OF the States bordering
upon 1t has the right by any statute other ast of
sovereignty to extend her jurisdiction it, Counsel
referred to several authorities in support of his views,
and coEtended that the words high must bs held
with sea- and it is SO held whsre the tide
ebbs sno flows.
The points submitted by Mr.. Oreronaux, in replying
tie Part Ct the prisoner were-rhe 20,
1904, first section ssys-"ADy person not being an
owner, who shall, the high wiituly corrupty
cast away buru otherwise destroy any vessel unto
which he beioee being the property of any citizen
citizens of the United States, procure the to be
Done and beitg thereof lawfully convicted shall suffer
dearh y
The locus quo being admitted to be between city and
Hsrt Islands, which islsnds wholly within the county
Wes'che.ter and the state of New York 1t follows that
the offence charged In the indictment, being statutory
offence exclusively restricted to the high seas conno be
within the of that general admiralty
jurisdiction which includes all tide waters without the
bodies the countless the statute being peua must
be construed literally Counsel referred 20 the United
States Beavans Wheaton, $780, ana SCI eral other
and commended that the high seas are properly
those which the Admiralty has excu vey
PRIOR jurisdiction unshaIed by common law coarts
Decision reserved.
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~ one snp s ss aSS sYo o sas ps
Bs,ceions schr Bonita OMeK MARINER Lsguua lowed
s :ss s.a mat ship o'P'. 's' New Word and S'i''
' March .h Delhi sssl g;u4s: Morris s
ton; srsSs Wine Virgins York sia ssh.s ars Jrne hp
In Hampton Roads bark L3pwing, Kelly. from Rio %
NEW OAsTLk. March 4, II ANA sap and bark, gu,
poeed the sarAnsk and Old Hickory at anchor of edy
81 t M ship csroos b.rss 1rrna J.ponoa
dian. + Mcdlys,y sshs mst Dennis Jarvis Lyons a,a
water coming Brig LsSsnt went
ydss Sc sisSs A1E sssG
sf% sA s m sssfy dam
mSrd @w. Virginia; MARY johnson. gsdsia; " T soa
a sf ard ssL Packer s aemnsWsy SSs I'D @
s1 Entity SRsi sssS
new sDo ns~ sssa
York tow Of sesRus Ian. sSSrs nG, King Trim
Pawucket. Qrom ncckland do; Panama. Qrom Bsrnsab y
Aa.%; from hs;'so,, sxe's A:s,:s
SMITH s 1'f so e.
Parker. Harriet Northern Belle Juana ssile y Foaa-
ave W. pu
srFs ss
v GSsi p%..sh " cd rp Am
dDss; schr Martha Wri shsnfson WIshinson Fsl River
I
b,gs by Leeds. Warwick Havana Zone. Thomas
PORTSMOUTH, March sArr schr MetAmors, Harding,
AR in tie Lower Hssbor Signal Pinkbs Ken
nebupk for kYotk; Jane Goodwin Boston tor 40
PROVIDES CE. March 3Atr steamers Osoray Kinney,
York; Cgcfoa Adrich DO BAoS SCAR Lion, I'd wards firm
Panego, NC via New York also scop Blackstone Reynods
| from kYorf. ~
Jobn shriver rhade pha soop Frederick Brown
which sailed Sunday morning In the Ice sa5na
/ Point (see Niscelaueoua)
4hAIr ship Island Queen Marin ApaIschi9os via Nsw
Brench, Taylor Norfolk Newport soSp Blackstone, Rsy
Cid brig Maria White, Nckerton. Cardsnss. Sesdy scnrs
Ocean Bird Gihbs BALTIMORE: Victory, Fitzgsrad for
James Fiver; ODssy, Ellis. for HEREFORD NC; VckerT
Horton for BALTIMORE They will be towed d,
schr Eseia. Chapman, from New York for Salem. Also.
four echrs unknown. The Ice Is into the
Passing out large ship barks In port brig Osrann
Ames from Trinidad Boston The schr Cordea
| ice of Truro Wind ssW, biawpg fresh
| RICHMOND March 3-Arr bris Marion. Etritgs AuAks
Colleen hue C.eysi Jos Holmes, Ho mes and Flora Arm
| kO0KPOKT Feb 2-sd schrs Hannah Abigail Bobin
Portsmouth Va Goth Il TslbOt ahomas. Charleston
| SAVANNAH Feb 2s-Arr schr r pemtl Look EYorE.
March Arr sch, Kidder, fyier NYork. Gid bark Am
| M8hOny, IT Johns.
sALfM March Arr brig Planet, johnson, Bissau, Wea
| Coast of Africa via Pre- cetown.
| 3d-Sd bark Jubilee Qrom "a rdepas, Portland
kns swick; schrs De Rosset Brewster. New
YORK eehh Strong Haock co; Adele, Coffin. do; Bon.
OEal do The passage Jacob Johnson second mate was
| Loaf overheard.
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Fire end Loss Of Twelve Lives at 1t. Mar
tinsvllle, La.

The New Orleans Bee, of Feb 70, hae the folio wing
particulars OF destructive fire at st. Martnsviile La
ST MARTiNsyILIE Feb 20. l856-St. Martinsve has
JUS, suffered ON awfuly destructive confagrStion.
1t broke out evening abo 1t O'Clock, at the resi-
dence Of Mr. Renaud aud have no engines in the
the flames spread with frghtful rapidly The fol-
Loving the Of the sufferers BY the fre:-R.
Easten Co., cabarat not insured Bernard jeweer, do
do Maoame Gariere dry goods, do. do. Bonaan store,
insured; A. Tertrou dwelling house, not insured A. Ter
trou store, CO. do P. Lebesque dwelling hoase, do do
f. Moulin. store, do do. ST. German, carriage maker,
do. E Iapante, store do. do Twelve persons per-
i-hed three them white The of the latter
Richard Parcel and gardener. Their death occa
stoned by the explosion of barrels of gunpawder
he of A. T.rtrou the ruins OF which they
buried.
ST. MARriNsvuIE Feb 10, 1884 part Of the town
OF ST. MRrnsril.e has been destroyed by FIRE and that
the valuable pcron and the centre of commerce.
Tie destructive element consumed entire square,
tending Fontepete's coffee house to LaplaDtes
warehouse. Thirteen houses we're consumed. and am
told that more than twenty persons lost their lives The
BODIES Of fifteen have been Already recovered from the
ruins. We some of them pelishing without being
able to lend them the slightest assistance myself had
escape, having just left one Of the burning
buildings. when an explosion Of gunpovd,r ocaurred,
which bew into sgmen The loss OF life is terrible
and the pecrniary loss which is estimated at several
hundred thousand dollars will tall heavily upon our little
village.
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

BROADWAY THEATRE-Tbe unprecadenlejly popular
spectacle Of HeTne the Hunter Is positively to be
withdrawn after Saturday being the design OF the en-
,erprising manager to revive the Cataract of the Gan
ges" Mnday. "Herne' win ill the house for the
remainder OF the week.
NBIos GARDES-M Lehman's new but already famous
spectacle Of the Elf King nightly attracts large mum
marvellous Lec-oman,ic tricks The ''Sodier for Love"
ana Three Grand Pas by the ballet corps besides tie
spectacle to night.
BURROWS 1BEA1RE-Four capital pieces are announced
for tonight VIZ the " Cozy Couple Blue Devils"
"JeDpy LIND" and Urgent Private Affairs" The casts
embrace the names OF Eessis Burton and Perry Mes.
Gsmea Howard and Parker and several other talented
members Of the company.
LAURA kEzSE's VARIETIES Large ard fashionable au
dences throrg this pretty theatre every evening to wit
equally popular extravaganza called "Novety" To
sure good sests apply during the day, to Mr. Hougn,
who is at present filing the post Of the late treasurer
Mr.. Whiting.
WAIIAcK's nKATRE.-The veteran and popular
comedian, Mr. George Holland, benefit tonight.
and the petite comedy sly led The Boarding School,
Both pieces are strongly cast The beneficiary will
DOUBTLESS have the pleasure of psying to overlooking
house.
the juvenile artists this house appears TO have
not y the gauera admiration but the universal appro
home in drams geneel comedy ant broad farce. They
play Black Eyed Susan" and the Wandering Minstrel
tonight.
WOODS MINISTRIES Fine songs good musi, Iaughabls
attespeces and large audien still the character
stics at Woods hall The Happy MAN. is again the
bills for this evening.
BUCkLEY's SRRENADERs last buresqus, the
Ccut Of Ice Burg" has proved decided hit 1t eclipsss
everything th.se favoie mnstres have hitherto under
takea. Songs, &c precede the burssque tonight.
BRoADwAyB ATHENKUM.- The panaramA Of China and
Japan has lately rendered the hail. 654 Broadway,
quite popular with pleasure seekers The pictures afford
very correct idea OF the habts 3d. OF the Chinese and
japanese.
ORAroRIo AND CoscERr-Mr Stephen n Branch win
give entertainment at the Tabernacle tomorrow
evening, assisted by those emreut musicians Paul JUL
lien end Aug Gockel.
BROOKLYN MUsFuM.-A denseIy crowded audience wit
the performance and encouraged the actors by
frequent rounds Of applause the occasion Of the bene
At Ct the ThespIsn Drsma'ic Association last Tuesday.
The Association will give another entertainment in the
courte Of fortnight.
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Personai Intelligence.

Some lady frencs in Jackson, Mississippi, prnc pally
of foreign birth, have presented Hon. o. r. Singleton
With an elegant gold headed cane a mark Of their sp
probation Lis ices during the late canvass in that
State in ths Of equal rights and religious liberation
Levi ChAtheld, ESQ Attorney General Of the State
Of New York is 10 Washington.
ARRIVALS.
From Savannah, in the steamship Augusa-Hr Allen, We
M %P s ssn SusPGeF a.
beach, Ilnicksou, 3 Lee, " 60 ,oa Kiksmsn,
MANI King Mrs
From Charleston in hs ,,ssTshp Jane. AeGsrw Hsrns
sr asnns NJ Hsso White
howell, Mr. Norris. J Han. J hnapp, Morris and q
From Key West In barb John Colby Capt Treat Of brig
Gen Worth, Vim Chanpney
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool, In the Mesmship AsiaMr and MIS- ndicr,
NJ Bs s NJ sna Ne. and LIZ
YORK YORK % HsG2
York " G Eenna 20 JACKSON and NJ
Phillips Mr. s.eipwsdel Illinois Mr. Won Lndss e.
Gen Kew M y %rs; M res y
Remu. and two children Nj . 1sS AZ
Rs. s France ar Perry Mr. Iysca DO
NJ r,sse NJ aso
MI srans Mr Perkins snd three zee e M
Wsis se Germany Mr. Labroh do Aug HosS,
California and others
Jp' KhqsquP sss MSrRsy J1s f%
s sas and lady Mas Painter wagsansnd "a Storage
For Savannah. in tie steamship Alabama A " Grower III
BROWNE Alexander Kernaghsn Mrs Aiex,ne er Hall and
ses mss oreeory Miss Clara Gregory Mrs
, Il i4nnsoerg MSS Olmstead. D y Becker Msurau
Nor. Gs fs6y and child Brscss Tory An
,I, vi lam Ss 1snSet Irwin. chsmbera 80.
pa OsPt dson psah' ksDp s Gs9ge = w% IN
eTe ss 80 z bridge ePsnogs Tor DE BranssIts md
~ , aa'teac-