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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

StASii NOrICE.---tiREAT INDUCEMENVS.---
" le Ladies of the city Iynchurg aud al others
n the city particularly invited to call at the che
anime large stock of FANCY GOODS consist
ing Of superior BLACK and coled Silks, French Meriuos
French usns; Fren Pals cheap high colared Dcaines;
rich Embridercs Hosiery, Also, l3Oo yards superior
EuSsht1c warranted perfectly fast color the low price
of L. ceus Come AID ALL they selling fast Iwi al
80 axe OF cent 81 nj cash bills StOin
oc if-'s HARRISON I.EWIS
ANSEs4z tisHss Ai..-rhe Family Grocery has lust
u received the following articles which the subscriber
would pecty invite the att ntinn his friends
aud the public large, assuring them that by ealing at
the Family Grocery they viii fad the largest aud Beet
Tongues this markct also nice lot Dried b cf
Bologna Stpiagp> Dried sheep Tongues superior lot of
5ruons ttr artrlo nf Black, Imperial and
Teas good uncnt of Hosiery for ladies'
children also fancy articles such Perfumes SOAPS
Cloth Hair aud Hair Brushes Pocket and Toilet Lang
Combs for children and other articles tedious 10
mcnpni all Of which will be sold cheap cash or IN r.
change for Bank Ro's May be added list
Spices of all kinds ground mp in papers
superior ari lie of Mustard and Red Pepper Call qnick
before all are gone j ii SOLOMON
iv s.fs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
The mail train will stop only the regular stations a
III line TO take up put off passcng y
apl l3-ts f. & W ALL Superintendent 5, : X X

OTECE.-Ihe Steamer ROANDkEa
- saving again commenced her regular N-v1,s-rx5S5.
trips to Richmond, there is a communication
twice week by steamers New York and bar " So
Shippers shipping by Pcttyjohn regular h' OF i3 ,s i
a9ir'ss in Richmond will be certain to get thtf ia
tecuS through, without detention and at the low -
'o"ds ordered To my will he promptly i'l Ie
same me which is the only regular line now on ' an
sep Cots i mn " Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

Also just received. per Express large ard complete s
pip Of fBncy Cashmere Pants of pattern price Ne
nov lits BURROUGHS, SHAfI.R
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12
l,RATEs AND FENDER..-

(NtNs-Ns have inst received beautiful stoek ~ Inc
u AID common Gun. which invite the attention IT
ssoEtszuen and the pablse generally
oe sa j d. GREGORY co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

fuNE undersigned will continue IT, business at the old
a stand whore he viii be pleased upod friends
anu e pubic generally Grateful tor the patronage hereto.
fore bestowed upon him, he asks a the same
h'' its ! NDWIIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-12

IhVE0.COATS.-We have Just received per
express large and varied of the
desirable garments which added supply
the complete any
where and taking Into consideration
scason we have determined from this 10
hitherto low priceswth view of diminishing stock.
dec 3lts BURROUGHS, sHAFER & CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
BOARD Of CoUNCILNEN.

Yoyr.r, Aur. II The President. BEsyAsrs y.
PISCK>Ir 10 ID. Chair.
II, Eoarc rc,iyec and refrred the suhjpined
Pe.a 0ns- o. Hoo. Co. No %, for Dos location.
To have Eff INIT street, between Thwd and Fourth
svepu.s psyeo with B-lg paveusn mt.
Re,oiuticns-k, guessing ibfumsfiOo from Con-
issslorer " ss+is aud amps a. 70 whethsr DO bad
caused garbage b he moved from The sfrsses.
Ad, preo To regulate and pave Broad way from Fay-
nil 70 10 Eighty sixth rti'tts, referred. TO bald
,eser With r,c.ivng basins ard cuiv-rts IN Thirty
s.,or street a. Brsdwsy and Firth Aveose, referred.
A '. souiion 10 ace lamps op Filth Aveese hcsssen
On. Hunoi I'd aid Twenty .ffh and One Haodred and
-'e. t. and TO ALLOW the Harlem Gss Coon
psr, TO light tbem Was referred to the committee %
IAN pr nno bsr.
Mr. JosrPH =. TAYLOR presented list II cootrscts
uru,r $40, ard forwarded a communication SAnog
u AT i. h-d here tofore been usual 70 male Such
Contracts ia wiring.
The report 81 the Chief Engineer WAS received,
accepted and 900 copiss orosrrd to be printed Az
terward IN re- op.c. rstion Of the report, 4 -, or
o.d a. he return TO the Chief EngDeer Tor AMEND
uspt q, ,tar be be- objected tO insert tse name o.
rsues Of eucb members of the Common COaocI -
aye aloc,d 10 h, him participating in the ssssck on
FL gue Con psDy No 30.
III. rIrt If the Resde street Committee vas
ADOPTED by SO vote TO r-sn third time and ossseds
sr.r long t.b,e r.c~pituaiipg mater already dr.
cussed in Con mi''ee. Al r which, tbe ComnIttee
roe and tie Board sojourned until Tuesday. ls.iRJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

ZION. The motiop Vas voted on nd oavieS. An.
TRree. then MOVED tie adoption Of The rep!. o. In
bIthu ans plan. AID. Classy meysd 70 nAAs Tho
sp cs' order for We p.-o,y. CARVED - IN
6sp.rs 81 pt4d.-- To res uis.e end pave t@U'hnt
SIR si iron, ~ VEN ave, Ne and B'osaSsy ,rslseeb
,trcry ''Ietssd ,id.-ssFhs To psy eisius q ~.
OWN, on . per con'r Ct. 800; ~
&roa Cltaa,sg.- by Alderman FrLsrR;
.ea VA Der ID. d.d chv'er bs oss~ sG " W sse1
W ca ,e' N der b- csur- 81 ,h. Cor nssopt ~ stsets
a., s,s t'o,'d fslar- and hes boeo . Joe b -
~, n stpr>'atoq fr eieAsinl s1~nfs ~ N
msiLtl tbers Ofe -
Rs'o'ss That The Coumt,.. ON os,,>.,.s .s ns.ro,,~I
to isioit.i ora'es sneei,s tue o. ~ b1s9s
hou.s and l. to prVye'Iy 81. ansed Adoo,sd
LOcomof,r's IN the CHy.-Tte Report Of he Com.
nIi,.e Railroads. 10 prob ba TIE use Of vtAaa,~p-
lIn.s Cd the Hur,ob Kiv,r Railroad beo FiSv ooSA
sheet, vac taken up and orcarsed. ArasnSments
we're refensd spd oct and the report finally referred
Eek TO the Comnrt~e. ..,.e.
IL. Board adjourned 10 Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

certain extent BY scsounts Of Eeah decline 90 the
PARE Bourse Consolh were. qao,ed at eaj 10 A for
mop.y, snd s3l fn account. In th7 ss,ak
Exchange there ws On active d~mAri for
Money, and a per osn, va readily paid. Foreign
s. curhes were wen supported at the commencement
Of bu,ipes on the 2gtn, but teese ~~ subsequently
hes fru pess. The corn market va heavy az de-
chine OF q rom previous rates.
The accounts from The manufacturing dstrcts pre-
cent po,hing of interest. At Manchester there had
been an abrence Of activity, but the extent OF business
vas suficien, to MAINTAIN prices. The BIRMINGHAM
epor, describes no revival OF tho iron trade In the
g. neral occppatops OF the place there was far EN-
ployment owing apparently to the healthy demsnd
from the c,lores In the wooden DISTRICTS an improve
meh' had taken place ard the markets closed With
FAY orable appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH.

The c, mmssiopers OF Heal b met as usual yester-
day noon, aud took action the following vessels IT.
ported:
Ship Lady Franklin, from Trieste. Left at discIe.
tiop of the Health Officer
Brig Maco', from Savannah, arrived on the 10th
INST, With lumber, All we'll Allowed to protced at
dissxetion of the Health Ofhc.r.
Big AIN q, from Cape Ha,tien, with ogwood Or.
rived 10th inst. Al well. Port uukno~n. Cargo 70
be ighter.d to the city at discretion Of the Hesth
Officer.
Ship Indisnola. from Matanzss, with sugar All
well. Cage to be ighter.d in ten days if crew re.
main wei
B,,k Ionic, from CenfuegOs with liquor and mo-
lasees, arrived 10th inst Cargo to be ghtered in
days II ell remain healthy.
Brig Fo,nix, from Csroenas with sugar and moass 8,
arrived 10th ct AT well. Cargo TO be lgutenod 70
city III ten days if crew remain healthy
Ship Lone Star, from Havana 10th inst. with bal
lat. AL well. Orcered to do quarantine duty thirty
days
Brig Croton, from Port-au Prince with loswood, ar.
riveo OBI Inst. AL well ard port reported safe. Cargo
to be lightered to city and vessel thoroughly VEN
TIL ted.
Stesm-bip Star of the West, from Ne~-Or can, and
Hayar wi m, rchandse and nin-t, eight passengers
All we'll Pa.seug.rs allowed 20 come up after ooser-
ya,,n by the Health Officer.
Shin Henrietta, FROM Port au Prince Aug allowed
TO lighter cargo Of logwood 10 The city immerafely
Ship Jane Ghddon allowed to clear from quarantine
far BOr'on.
Mr. C. ". CHURCH, of the Long Island Board Of
Health, appear, .. lore tne CombisSopers, anI 'uo
an -ppbcato for tbe removal of the INF ced vessels
low 1yipg at anchor at Gravrsend Bsv He stated
tina, il war bis opinion that said vessels were lying now
fr, m one Mi TO one mile ana haf from Loig Island
shore. Yet the people WIRE ala med at the sight OF
them aid be- therefor desired inst the vessels be
farther removed down the bay ana for the purpose o
slowing the c. mmissioncrs that fur her removal OF
The vtss. lie was feasible
Pilot McQuIS who was introduced said, that VIII re
the v. So no are is the best place that the next
bts place in his opil iou would be ou'sde toe Mar
row. and ouside OF SAL iy Hook and IN the exr me
low, emo Of Rsrian Bay 10 the west If he SOUTH
W,p SPIT in the vicinity OF the Horse Sieve ct
Sandy flo k; it being FIVE miles from Jersey s'ore,
and win b. somewhat out the track of W as, going
in and out of thus port. The anchorage u gooo and
safe until the lat Of September, provided sufficient
crews ar, kept aboard Of said vessels 10 manage them
il time of high winds or storms and prevent them
going asi ore. 49,.
be att was laid on the table for future consider
atiun. when tie Board aiiOurned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
THE LIMITS UF BRITISH HONDOhAS'

The following copy Of Letter addressed BY tho
Brtish Under Secretary Of State for thu Colonies,
IN November, 1886, 70 3. CoIe, esq deanins tho
bour dsrrs OF the British settlement OF Belize, and
presented b both Houses Of Parliament on JAY
20, 1856 .-...-
"DowsIsG sIRErr, Nov, p, 1896.
"SIR: / am dir, ct. by the Secretary VI STATE 10
sekno Wedge IT. receipt Of your ett4 ro 'he nth lost
inqu,rpg On b. half Of the Eastern Coast OF Central
"Aneicsn C,mpspy what are the boansAnes
"clsim.d by br Msj-,ty'c Government for bntss
"Hopcp rss or Besz.P and sm to scqas,Lt y,e 10
sbswer, that the TERRITORY claimed by tho bnasn
Grown, ~ belonging ~ the British sesf~msnh 70 no
Bay VI II, DduIs', ext no from the River h"ndo on
n e porth TO Rivers Ssr-Oon on the s0otb, ana
faI west a. Gsrbutts Falls OF the River Belize, So
In. parallel tn strike on the River Hopdo os the sCu
ard tie River SsI-'con on the rou'n. ING Dt Is
Crown claims aLo the water, irlapds and osys yioS
b.tv eSu the coast d. feed and the medium W "e
srIn, at uoint q Lighthouse Ret
al am AZ the same time, tq'f~'eu W "Hn III
tbs, tie ores.r part of the territory 10 qoos" n@s
,.ver hon The subject Of actual surrey, sai mat
nsvfn ,o ,bould .sume the topography OF he ne
pn,y Tract snd Esp. caiy the course o. the MYERS
nron the n, ,ority Of maps, would In Al proh1bs.ty
bl i'd 10. ,,ror. Ib.vs &c, Gao GREY"
The .Dits do not come within 60 mles Of the
Bsy i.lsnds in any dir ctiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
AFRICAN EXPLORATION SOCIETY.

Atan.eting of z. ntleuen ti.Ddly " the prop, sed
exulorsion Of W.si. III C-ntrnI Airc,, hid st No.
b., khan street, on Friday last. the Rev JoHs mon,
RIs PpAss ad q memorial on the importance ooo
baiure OF the epierpris prrp@ed. The country 20 %
.xpIo lie. b.t~. IN The fitb and ifeentn dsgr.es OF
porth latitude ard ext Dds eastward from the Al4n!c
c. art o~gre,s To the explored valley Ot inc
Niger II is suppoeeo that the source Of this rver
within three hundred niles of Mon ovia, the cspnal OF
Lb.ris. Thir country is saii to b. very desirable,
AID the Apgl Saxon blood OF the Iibefian c?ionstS
ain, sd, b. gins to Ell that il wOu DO valuable 40
quisit on. Cotton paper and ion are annS tne
,oo Of the county mn. stey east OF the south
EN- portion of Libers. II u estmsed tn u tAs en-:
ports from the sbtiIe country mt TO eooot
ais 600 600 Der apnuu The thorough exploration Of
,hx c. ui,r would be- attended sth NJ gress d,heu,
,i,s a. would be Of the g,eae-t value 20 the dsvsl-
opuen, of Liberia and the Advancement OF the ChrS-
ton religion. Pr.-idett Roberts Of l. oena Va
he rih in f.v Of ~ sid would DO all 10 hs .wer 70
further III. undertaking. is estimstsd hat $1,000
will be suficient " equip ue party Thoroughly arg
srpo il to Lbe ia where the Government VII fur -sn
interpreter ard thing D.cersay TO The succ ~ Of
tb. rp,+rvri-e. A socrty wa hUm-d, WIN ne Nov.
BrsJAaIs J. HAieHT, d., Pr 'idsn'; srgs I'm
Der of Vic, PRESIDE MS; the R-y. J, aors Pesse,
Cor.spor dry s c, et,ry; job, Mck.nup, Recording
SECRETARY arr II Dw'sh' w li.ms. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
THE LONDON TINES ON COL FREMONT.

Among laJge portion of the English pubic there
has been 100 stropg tendency to regard competing
tonucisbs in the United Stat as men r-auy 70 PIo
less any opinion, echo any cry, Halter any pr Juucn
or psLder to ally doD ant PASSION, Tor the cake Oh
obtsirng or retaining Office and some instances en'
b. cited to Justify an impression as TINS. bu',
time NJ il doubtess is in certain ca e., - not True
lat oil who are Tor tie Of tbe
q sioii,y Of the people by whom they are bestowed
ar. lianle II euch u criicisn.
We Lately extracted from the American papers
noitu nj addr, "a which is worthy of any people and
an y statesnnn 1t Is the reply in which Co Fremo
1oIv,,s to those part sabs who have nominated HIN
for ,bt Presidential chair his Willingness TO acceP H.
Col F,Inobt is man OF sdi m 10 country ane1e
action in pres greater admiration than cultivated
ta.te OF philosophical rrfeeiOn ana the events IN
which he has taken conspicuous part cannot ian ~
xf,cse treat nhuel CO over he f0rtut es, nov oIy
Of the American S'aies, but The "nole ei'inAea
loo little is known in Europe Of the geography AUG
recent history Of the New World for Col. ffemotl
real neiits TO be appreciated through the msze eA
ap, eIa,iop But the sder Of the pioneers Wnosc
courage inst forced path for western adventure over
Tho Of the h cky Mountains to the tire ssurs
Of Cali.or, H. be is fairly entitled TO take ns ra4A
anoug those benefacorso Of mankind who nave orosu
nora AID physical barnhood to the Pr Hhsi.'e -
woks Fl gceste1 by scIeLce and acmplshed py per
,,yeIunce Such q man must have ma a1u S
en- org his own copltrymep, yet few Ensrsnnlen,
Judging by the tone Of the tmf mean pdpels a 80
Fl .tcu.. Of American legislators. ~eee PieP'. ~
l.
r or IL AL bis pr, strt craftsmanship waa popua,
10 comuanc a nomination 10 the Pieeiden'Ia cna.,
md fewer still to find that when solicited 10 coinP
for The honor be could addr 81 to bis ,h seh az
reply so little vulganzed by the passion; ., ,ne a1
90 little tainted by the epidemic fever OF lea'ouy 'r
VI leLce. :. .h. soreigu
The Colonel lays stress upon two ponfs-tne iolesu
policy Of his coul try's Government AND 'as ~,
Of slavery sutes Of the rIT s oS sas rst
he Observer The assumption thai We pa'o ' .a
ITO ike fom a., other nation IFS domains bee auss we
wan them an Of the oO oreSo a"A
L" ,,es by unjust assumption would be - sae'l".e
"be peace ard character Of the country wnen and d. s
at, aiI cd by Just and healing couare,, W.
vcivrg lots of Population" "ae son We Repub.
i. sb Oh il il trernb cs with the sensi'y pes,
RIO witt the snb'fion of oub, s,d -, ,,sn
lin wi en- the $. ,tvc d amb'n OF 'nc ~ .
w,re vbrotipg with triDary Pnra' .1o, "" W., n ~
admire TIE bore-ty Of the man Thp S'h w;.
y, ,e.Ipst TIE natior al impul ., while we ,mon On
:, me curoriiy the esporse whi,s rtco -
n.y provoke. We b,ve ? ce,'y auc4c. ,bsu o. q
,,t;; TO co1,non objection -nt'h - rlo "Ibo -.
! ,rrtcted op The preporderAtins PyTsf sn'I 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
Netu1lork Dailu Grihnate
ELEVEN HOURS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO'

~. limited STATE. mail steamship Ar'go, Cae'a'n
Inc o" 800 ,rpm Havre on Wednesday, Jd
~ " C"u,. Road. a.. o M. same date, -Tr'ved at
w. .'s -, u,,dsy n orpine about 10 O'clock she
s, m . s,er rev. iA,n tbs; received By the Ans.o'
s'nH ~,,cb arrived a. Quebec on sinday-that ves-
.'Is.y;,s n On the same lay a. ios.
An - The passengers b, the Araso sec NJ Fear
:. h.,,r Of dispatches from from St. Peterborough,
"a Forrow b-arer OF dispatches rom Sard'nia;
I.see " hard Of Troy; g. b. Fees, Amercsn scup'
70, At Rene; Mr.. Commodore II al and sister, aud
y.con.te ce IhieiIy ard lady Of France.
The Coli. Steamship Baltic, from New io'h july
70, arrived IF Poiut Liras al : q. m July 80.
The ntell gence by this arrival smesgeE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MoYDAY, Aug. u-AId ISAAC Y. BARKER F'e'''
dent, IN The Char. ,. Com,cis.
Resoiahon-By Aid. vooRHrs: That tne c .DannoI
soner of Repairs ana suPpss be in hs
BoSerS sna Chatham street until fui'aeF orders H'n
Kom,naton. BY Tae Recerr q La1s'M of Tn1ns
nicatvn fiom r. II. Howard Efc pnor,,v elrrr n,
n0s'asf cSrP: H CoIe sho ca.' the app lot
esa on A ccpt Of b. ps temp ray coodrn-d 10 .n-
nops Receiver &C.. 20 1 Be- na
VI II being impossible u obtain s.class
ne gh Is" ~, Han Plaas AID. BReSs novel to t.ks
n,'. ,snort ON ID. pI,ns of he D-s CITY Hall All.
IrrcErR thought the wesL:E 90 warm 81. dis:u:'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
THE SOUND DUES.

The Select {, mml,tee OF the House OF Commons on
the Souud Dues have mace out their report lne
Con ntire do bet cousider J. their provic - 10 inquire
il to the II, hr exercised by Denmark to levy tol on
ships and eoodt pa iii brt.een the German Ocean
aid tue Baltic; Il is natter OF history tnat England
Der quie ccd in Z e payne nj Ut these oaes foi some
centuries at tbs time ttey are PAD and reg uatea
upoer e eagemt Mt oy special treat, between me Two
cou tt- There Is, however, No donb respecting the
ischef ana incUbveui, attend ne upoo the pay
mt Of the Sound Dues as appe AIS fiom the -trong
evicei Of a. % engaged IN the Baltlc ira O.
The deeLtion Of We ss-s III the Sound II fell- source
of evil anG tnOltss xpeLsc, which is not adequately
easued by the payments actually mad TO the D1ul,h
Government. On tie Contrary the charges or exac-
tiUIs utley inc dental to the payment expect 6y
The Dauish Government amount to more than tle
ones then selves, anG cont times to double the SUN
thereof Strong v.rying testimony IA borne %
the mschlei srtng ut OF the detention OF vessels az
EsiDOi.. The apparently arbitrary rates at winch
the ou.s are fixed Is ako mater OF comp Al I.
The Sound CUES therefore as nov levied combine 10
them what If mot obj ciohhoe in taxes that fall
upon rade-tbey unequa in their operation, aud
they occasion great lo's of time and mach needless
exptnoiturc in the colec ion Of comparatively snau
1.yenue and AZ far the cargoes are Concerned,
without pr essng to be raised tor any Sc vice rem
dreo in retufp tend impede and burden on impor'
tant bal ch Of trade. Cud-r theee circumstance the
Se &, COMMITTEE j" not besi' ate 10 dclare that these
dues are the cause Of annoyance and injury 10 brfisn
ti..e, spd tat they Deem 1t highly deifaoIe tht
they sLould be abolished At the same tim,
a. pear that care must be taken 70 prevent Dem
mn,k inn lev,iDg counterv oiling duties the
tr" "l Of f. goocs By LAND through her territories,
for sic has already indicated an Intention to
act Cd this policy and she possesses, hom her geo,
g,spkica ud.i,ion sort of tern ORAL monopoly in all
he pac,icuble outrs that could be substituted in
pa 81 from the German Ofean to the Baltic Sea ~
which the .a,m-Dt Of the sound DUES could De
avoided The Committee, Therefore, iruou,uo nd that
IL ay n, COLLATION. the abo i'ion OF the Sound Dues
the fullest consideration should be given to the means
Of securing like fie,d dom fo' trace IN the tIs.st
th,op b pat of tue Danish Territory. The Con.
ni,tee or ar to express sny opinion on the merits OF
the propositions Gently tor the abolition OF the
Souno Dues but they strongly urge the importance Oh
.d.,ips the course recently adopted by the United
s ates Of America The Committee, therefore think
that the proposals of the Danish Government to the
tiftr,pt States interested in the trade and navi'
sst,on Of the Baltic should receive immediate atten.
ton,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
hudstosy Of Col. Fremont and speahs hishsy u bis
polite al sdd,ess 40 worthy Of any people And sCy

lsudstosy Of Col. Fremont and speaAs highly u hi
pori' address 40 worthy Of any people and 50
stat. snan "
| Ire Cologne Ga:ettc says that at'ersphie dis
patch was s.hs the ID 70 Grstz ordering 900 oos
o. boil cartridges TO be scnt FRI m the nasszine- Of ~
place to Italy The Mins;er Of War at the sane tIne
count rmanded the orders for reducing the cavalry
and artillery to peace 70 ting All the troops sta
tioped in Istris Kraiz, Steye'msrcs I'D Konthera,
have received the rout- Prince Paul Es,-rn ,zy left
on the cath with a numerous suite for Ac-c)w
The same journal cortAns letter frou Trieste,
which toys: I'VE have received by DJh.tis int~lli-
"gence hom Montenegro, which couims 'he runor
ust $500 men had advanced toward Cetiinseo,
" uLoer the command of Murki P.tro~itch. TINS eI
position is directed seainst tie district Of Koaci,
winch has refused 10 pay the annual tribute 70 Prince
" Dhnieo.
Intelligence from Spain to the 26th ut states that
Jaca bao subn tilted The Captain General Of Navarro
he'd stpertoed the Governor and sent troops to re.
place the present garrison.
Gen. RUIZ the Commandant Of Corona, had evacu.
ate the town. He was oily folow'd BY a company
Of cbaf, of the National Militia. 1t vas not ksown
what dire ctop he bad taken. Catalonia WAS therefore
freed fiom Ievolutiopisis. The militia Of liul. local..
ter bat,ened every where TO give up their arms
Events in Catalonia were tsking course more fsv.
oYable for the Government Of the QUEEN. The revo.
lutiopary iurta of Gefoi bad broken up in conse.
auepce. they sad, Of the arrival of Rosa's troops
Gen RUIZ had taken refuge In France. "a like the
Deputy HenIiques ea,eot, one Of the chiefs OF the
suI,ection. Dlscour and disors
makir RAPID progress the ranks Of the insurgeht
militia.
AIMS. webb wife of tradesn an Of Ph.adelphis,
has been giving dramatic readings at Stafford House
in Il c preeerce Of the Duchess OF Sutherland ard
large punber of the sristocracy Of England
Later intelligence fIom spain states that Malaga and
GraDaoa bad pronounced. The Ayuutsmientoe had
proclaim ed against Donnel The Royal troops had
frater1 izeo TO ccrs Of death to Donn-. Viva E.
parttro 10 CONSTITUTION.
The Irda mail arrived with intelligence from Cal
cutta TO the 18th JaIe, Bombay goth, Hong Kong oh,
sDo Shaptbae I'd The disturbances IN Kennedy were
over The revolution 10 China progressing; 65
Ctnese IT bells were beheaded in Canton in one day.
The mother of the tx King OF Dude had arrived in
Egypt. Rtdschd Pasha had returned to CONSTANT
nople.
Intelligence from ST. Petersburg says that the
waters Of the Woga were higher than they had ever
been in the memory Of mar. AT Saratof more than
500 houses we're inuI dated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12
MEETING OF TIE REPUBLICANS OF THB
TWENTIETH WARD.

Ane,trg Of TIE Twentieth Waru Repahhcan Club
was h.o at ibe Grsmsrcy Hous-, IN the Third N-rd,
l,,t ,,e,ne l. was well ATTENDED. Mr.. u. WAR
pEy r,sd.d. The Chairman, in bis rem~ kab quoted
n. f loving from J, ff.rsor'. Notes IN V,os,niA;
In N. v,, frs ssior hello uncer the Rep 'bhcan
Government, the A,st pby pa sed aIsv for the PEI
p,tusI prohibition of q e importation oi slaves tnh
viii 10 s,ue measure st. q the increase Of this great
mosl al oical evil. eli the mi' d. If om c''isens
nav 70 ,ef,n,d 10 u complete emancipation OF human
paue :"
Su..ches ef a forcible and able chsra'ter were
mnde b, Mr. CENTRE OF the Eighteenth Ward, saa
W I b. SULIkEN.