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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13


w MISSION MERCHANTS All SrLtlALAGE%lS
fpr the sale OF MANl.FAeItlsEp fobAcro Stores No
q AMI ~ 6rasler e"raei Ut iehal'ai#s s'' Ne" ~
A9asn5d Waraict. ,,a1 John NJ o,cy
a. W. PAGE, ATTORNEY n s."", sy"ehh"rE,
Va has removed MS ON" to ne i"om N fs'r OF thu
Telegraph pniee two d'ofs bsl"" Tie afm'fs h'lik
iY2ldArly
81 60 st
aWsas AND C,NsINNArs
EHs N! 3AniER KY K i'I ioGss@% ' e@@@'a
der leaves Kanawhe s'liee every saturday at aro5t A.
NJ cincinnati lriaht twenty av" cents per Ion fhht
s'-nonls and sotc Rooms ucioiod la1E .rlt,
splendid n-.1, ,n'c"tof t.'i,ar- i"-t mr.
q rived and frs# - " +. GiEENb.
ltgANo. tSo. stAN0.-Wr will receive
"a days lot ofpure Peruvian 3nano to which We
NV a ma. i j@i. MfC0RlIE & JONES.
4 Oee a"aGor assTG N lIoftlNs 8 co,
y NJ c1a're TYPE. RoRprn. etrs.. CASES, &c, BE-
onsns a me i5n,o"r3 M ,.l II" rd 5i oa mr. br
o' ma ~ nL>ey i FLOOD Proprietor
Ay,4rR EefryEO-s large 10. of In
.sssaAI i1 rarl. aud eoore1 q AlrERS, Among which
ma, bc found beautiful article at 81 % Also i
iune Ig.ts1 MCDONALD & HOOPER.
+g ana h-t "'gs ,tN % '2eRo, t o' t
mas ms LANGHoRNE & wALKuP
DECEIVED ,hI. morning another lot al these
E6 beautiful I1tHt Iclur Dxfprts ami Low Quarter Calf
shoe which arr trur by the yotbR this
Also aur monthly snpi those very fashionable Patent
MCDONAIb & H0OPERs.
auglGts orpeeIt. Nrcorkc J"nes.
xwvsNTED.-Thr subscribe" wishes to hire
w good Fenule Honse servant tho balance of the
year lnls Sts IoHN II STAY.
rpooI6%. sEtEE0SABy, PAPER, ~ &c.
b aIo. !, and large additions 10 his
s4cE iAohs stationary Paper Fancy Goods TO which
the attention tbo, any thing in tho above line Is
respectful, invited S,es4r cash auG prees 10" at
MORSI S
SIP lD-ts Commission fruse-
l,sLsk nOBEs.-w. have exhibition very
~ Rich SILK Robes which the ietie5 will peae call an sec
.epat, j. A SIlGLLH &c.
ENruBy q. uENHA COs.sEt.E.-wA.H -
r. fNiiI0N 60. YA-1he Fall session this Instu ton.
wi. commence The 2lsl day of August
TERM
Tuition per Session Of 300
Board - ..........s....,.. loo
lnI .........,...'........ 20
eourueen arer per srsson .......... AS
500
Tlase scebrr School, which sons or Wards may
Collegiate business Education are rpIut
ed consider the advantage here offered al
Of rudy ltalthu. location rtrirHrs
nity together with the clfgass of os Y7t. points
especial notice PR additional inonnaton or for a
catalogue, Address T.. WILEY,
J1Hri-e"3mosI Prest of f. & II. College Va.
CARD The sU bsc ribcr re. pee IIy in orn.
"a lis r ends and the public generally that he has
Whe he prepared furnish every style of PIC
tRE known in the Photographic Art Give him call
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

INHuMAN SPORT They had fight between
bear and buffalo on the race course at Chicago.
ON Saturday. There were 1000 per.ons present.
II was hurdto bring the buffalo Ia the scratch
The HITTER got AWAY aud ran distance of two
miles, but wa, hronght hack and placed in the
enclosure in front of the hears cnge Tho latter
WINS then let loose, md sprngng ON iis victim,
dispatched him IN few seconds lie tore II lnrga
piece ont ofthe unfortunate anlmal almost lmme=
diatey. The bear then brought out Ia
race with horse but the noble animal could
not be brought near his savage competitors aud
that part OF the inhnuan sport ,ril through.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

IS RI-RG Va. practices in all the Courts of the City O.
Iynchburg and of the counties of Campbell and Bedord-
Office the Farmers Bank and is the same heretofore oc
cupied by Goggn Page. py h-a@eiy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13
COMMISSION HOUSE IN THE CITY or PETERSBURG
UNINNEDDuE t-R1GG, date tnspecIor mt


w market price fur washed and mnwRshed W DOL
JOHN ROWLErT "a co.
General Commission Merchants.
June " d9m No no SycaI1nre 81. petcrsburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13
!LAcronn E.NranEs EoR sALE.-, wi-h 10

~ dispose private salc Of tho Fixtures the Toba
Factory recently carried io Dcpries Campbell G.
IL They consist of all the necessary hSines for well
plotted csabshuon Frsue and presses all
ia good order and nearly wing been used but
Hrasan. They viii H. disposed liberal TERMS
aud the hnding also Tor sale opportunity pro-
scented for wishing in the business Of put
Hing up tobacco JOHN ID. ALEXANDER,
aul lqdNrts Campbell Ho.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

SAD ArcmENr.-We regret to learn says the Alex
audria Gazette that an interesting little hoy, OF
Capt. Rhctt /. s 4. about four years old was acct
dentally drowned lst week at thesnut llillLondoun
county, where the f.milh residing during the
summer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

4 tsRD.--Fhc 81 bsc riber .pectfuiIy in o r,s-
his fir ends and the public generally that in
Cornthanilal Main street. square Bank Rich
moud whe re he prepared furnish PIC
TUE known in the Photographic Art. Give him and
you shall not be disappointed
nov 26dlw8cly r u GIBBS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

81 MuS SruErr I.vuohburg, Va.
g FISHER Proprietor
TFR,Is-Transeni visitors : 80 Per d.
- Hacks run in connection with His house
f. 95G|elv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

A RENcouNTFR took place main street yesterday,
between John Caruthers Superintendent Of the
Spring Hill Cemetery, aud VIM NJ. Shumaker liv-
ing near that place. Meeting on Bapk Square the
former struck the latter several blows with whip
and also drew a revolver. Mr. Shumaker defended
himself against the attack, until the interference OF
others when they taken to the Police Court, and
Caruthcrs held to bail in the of $500, in default
of giving which he sent to Jail Wedid not learn
the cause Of disagreement between them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

ESsRNsTs HE EtRNhTtEE!.- tsruteful
n past the subscriber would return his thanks
bis friends aud tir pHbc ally, and innrn them that he
has hand aHd constantly adding erco) large
continent at Elegant Furniture. manuiacuredby silfn work
OF the Very best material finished the de-
sabieman Ills stock embraces every article usually got
ZEN uT In the NEST extensive manufactures.
c spicitsa call from those wishing to purchase feeling as
snrt that h" aud Will give satisfaction in regard to both
price and quality ni work.
Hair aud Shuek Mattresses always on hand
EDWARD J. FOLKES,
Warcrooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

BAnN BrRNrp.-Thc barn of Mr. Geo. W. Ctzler
containing his entire crop of wheat, farming imple-
mcnt>. &c, near Port Republic, Rockingham county,
was destroyed by fire the 3st ult Loss abont 81
200. 1t is supposed 10 have been the work of an in
cendiary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-13

GArrLr-Is Is said 10y the knowing ones that there
kas never been few cattle IN the county; and not
half the usual quantity Of proves have passed here.
We do not hear of ANY coming yet and we are
inclined to the opinion that there will not be any
thing like supply -fbrIsansJuy Slar.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

Tho Board Of Health Of Cascson met yesterday alter
neon a. . oclock at the once OF Justice Wolf There
we're present The meet ng Supervisor Cnrisophcr Jus
,iccs Tream n,forrest and Wolf. Supervisor Chrigo-
pher presided.
pr IxA, the Health obcer, pnrsnsnt 10 a reaolauon
passcd a, the last meeting read report 10 the present
health Of The Of Caseton He stated that tho town
was In htahhy state aud that Of yellow fever
existed within its boundaries
partially written report was next presented by Mr.
j. G. Clark, acting counsel for the Board, giving
vcw Of the report Of Dr. Thompson, the Health ocer at
Qdarsrire and vindicating tho action of the Beard OF
Health al Cssllc;cn 10 erecting tho recent barricade
aror nd the hospital gate o,her action the part
the public authorities FOR the preservation OF the general
srbSesucnt 10 the report OF Nr Clark (Which win be
rven n fun In 10 morrow's HERaiD), brief ennversa.
ton eBsued upon the proprs Of reoonsrucuas the bar
W ciAnK advised, that e the regulations which had
bee ndoytodrart Of wh.h the ercctop Of the barr
cads-by the citizens Of tase,on, wcreeeai, there
no shadow Of doubt ~ c tho right 10 replace lrr
esc The rules should be either carried cut thoroughly
Justice FnElx said Ma, the guard csablshed TO keer
watch the Quarannne gate and along tho walls wer.
ahosehcr 700 lax =. pesent ID ne pcFor'aaco Of csr
he put In their place they might veil dispense With
guard altogether He gave as his advice thai eihe,
or the two things be donetho employ OF DIT
fcren men TO watch at tho Quarantine gallo,
| strucion Of tho barrcade.
Ir. LIZA safed thht be did not think adviabs 70 re
Place the enclosure at present II should be replaced
tvoud require very largo force TO protect ~ AZ
waa he thought there no danger OF yellow lever get
ting among the villagers and until there was much dan
he should counsel 10 LEI maters emain as they wet
| now.
The subject war disposed Of by leaving u with N
Health occr to taks such as exisencies arising
the might dcrpand.
Jus,ices frsam pcforrest and Mr. Clark wefo appon
ed committee 10 confer with the Co nmissioners Of
gration Mondsy TO indoccthem 70 more strictly enso
hc rules established BY their body resscc,in persoa
getting su, of the Quarantine enclosure and also
60 opef alton maintaining the regulations "a
commi,lec of cIiizeps, consisting a Ncssrs. wm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

WAsHISGroN Aug. 10, 1855.
CL Weilzs Pacific Raiiroad Bal-Tae Fremont rcke. IN
v1gsnia-Ioltical Independence as Underaosd in tie
Old Domiaiaa-Gor. wle's TAreats against the Nzs
Movement and is Supportcrs-Frenonts Fyisnds to BE-
Hung, Drawn and CHARTERED
Col Weller has the las, OF his Pacific Railroad bill
tor this session II disposed OF by Senator Hunters
motion 10 lay ON the table The disappointment OF this
defeat to Col Weller Is very great ns hs had counted win
certainty upon the of his Some votes
doubtless Influenced by the steady opposition Of the
California Senator, during mo session 10 Improvement
bills generally. Is fair reasoning that Congress viii
refuge 10 pass any Of the bills upon the subject before t
al OF which win 90 10 the next session. Senator
Weller Is not the only disappointed man; there are
besides him outsiders wearing lengthy
iaces TO day, who wore deeply interested in tho
Of the The representatives here of
The press generally, have been handsomely fed give
heir influence 70 support o. the scheme senator Wei
rangemsnis which arc generally managed by the parties
Immediately Interested.
There Is much tax and feeling among the virgi-
the subject OF the threat 10 10 their Slate
Fremont electoral ticket; great dea, Is promised tho
way OF tarring and foatherinR TO oil those Vrginsns
no may show their rcpuscansm by giving the use q
their for eccsors Thi would be both foolish aud
would make an attempt TO choke OF public sen.
timent by denying 10 their people the privi.
lsge OF thpxng and aeurg Tor :bemseyes In the po-
progress that say by the expulsion OF Mr. Ulderwood
rcspcc lahle crxen, whose cn1 crime consisted dar-
ng express himself upon tle q lcson or slavery
that Governor Wise thres,ens 70 arrest Under
charge Of treaon the State al such may BE lound
therein taking active part iavor of Fremont True
this may be. there taose In this city from
,ha, who advocate the measure the ground thai
support Fremont Is only 20 nsurrectioz the
punisbment for which is provided lcs by the laws OF
Virginia by death 10 the Iaracs so sneadng should
Governor Wise corziFrc the szw u make
IL applicable 10 all the rsemont In Nivginia he
woud have on hand more executors than he would be
able 10 gs through win before the Presidential election
or II is sale ~ predict IL tle g. sSber second
thought viii suggest seu TO tho C3yernor his lcss
before adopting extrc e friends of
Nr. Ere mont
There rs very 5siorg probability Of our Charge Al
Swizsrand, Mr.. Fng, receiving pcrmsson TO return 10
tie United States fhw gcnt'e-ran has served the coun.
Try abroad responsible and rather Erave ofcos for
0Jer tweny ears aud s thou ght that Ae should
have rest, for SsAe at lcaaA is ns nova who v N
II gureeReor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

TIE STEAM 3ouER ExzIoTsS GowAyrs--Coroaer-
Hanlord has sscmpanrsaed ss u the Old Jury (oaviug
ont the fore sn) and investigation he causes al
the boiler explosion wlders saio factory will he re-
sumed 10. ,ay at the Eeh.h ward station house Tho
geutemss compris pa ths ry having viewed the bodies
~ deceased in thoir former capacity dfsnter ent or
their raaains vat be unnecessary, Several compe,env
engInssrs and wssers In IRON have Becn summoned q
witnesses.
Tiss-On Wednesday, At noon, Gre broke on, in An.
composition manufac,ory OF Horace Billings on the coz
Of yaa Brunt and Irving streets Tho workw an !,
appears, were absent At dinner, and the kettles ~ -
position boiling over set the place are Tho contents
consistod of 40 boxes Of gum shellsc 21o gsr ~ !, -,
barrels Of cement The Union ferry boat se " % ~,
run slorssde lhe deck with AZ pssctcabs speed and
the worthngton steam engine put No rsonls,,or
steady and powerful stream OF wNc was h5onghs W
bear upon the IRE and exiting ,isbcd M sbar,
time. The engine was worked under direction Of Tbomss
Rayard, the engineer and Tboms Rernard The n,Iot
The ioss sustained by the Gre n,s 10 about IN oco
The evening previous fire b. ote IN, IN Inc house
Of Mr.. Graham No 90 Butler srees oaused bv the M,
setting Of nuid lamp by thes ervsnt She was consls
crsb, burned about the be- ds and arms pamare =,
furniture about $50,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

wAsHIseros, Aug 1s 1856.
OCEAN MAIL srEAM SERVICE.
The House passed the bill making the usual appropra-
tons for mail steam service, wi amendment con-
Cured in by 119 majority providing giving notice OF
the termination Of the contract allowing additional
ensaton for the transportation OF ths mails between
New York and Liverpool in the Collins line.
The House passed thirty two Senate and private bills
DRAMATIC AUTHORS.
The Senate bill extending to dramatic authors the priv
legc OF copy right was passed.
The House tnen took
EVENING SESSION.
Tho House refused TO consider the Senate bin provid
ing for the Introduction OF uniform national code OF
signals.
The bill introduced by Mr. Davis of Maryland granting
bounty lands to the crews OF the private armed vessel
who were engaged In the vars with Great Britain
Great confusion prevailed In the proceedings, and
messages were frequently interchanged between both
Many Intellectual motions made to suspend the
rules tor particular objects
The bill 10 protect citizens of the United States In the
discovery OF guano islands was passed.
TIE Oil Tor the Improvement OF the Pstapsco river
pshed over ,ns m obna % yso S iSo against = ~
on the Army hiii reported that they were unable
TO agree and asked TO be discharged and another similar
Mr.. QrHasS moved TO agree TO the scnate's amend
mtnt striking out the House proyiso, restricting the
ployment OF the army In Kansas.
Notion disagreed 30 by seven majority.
hr ORR moved that another committee OF conference
be appointed with Instructions TO agree to the sena,es
amendment.
Motion ne gait ved.
Tne ouse then, in aeAasce with the request Of the
seha'e, sppond perna sommtee Of conference on
Mr., Corn thci gss ~ = report from the Committee Of
Conference onenoA~K atlve. Jaclcia and Executive Ap
preparation bn He thought there should be test vote
on the dagreeng amendents 60 ascertain whether the
House meant TO maintain ITS position lose the bill.
The House rcccded from the amendment for books TO
members, thus narrowing down the sue TO Kansas
matters.
The House receded by tour majority, from the pro
Nho that mo money shall be dra from the treasury
TIL tho persons charged with treason other offences
tor their connection with tho Topeka Convention, or
under the enactments or the body claiming ~ be tue Ie
Raature at shawnee Misson be released aud prose
cptions abando3edn
The House also rccedcd by FIVE majority from the
provso that no part OF the money appropriated shall
applied for The prosecution, punishment detention OF
persons charged wth treason other political olenc
The House ns'sted, by ten majority, on the ame1L
ment striking out the appropriation IL $50 900 defray
the expenses of the aext Kansas Legislature.
The House passed he bill for cutter a,
he port Of New York.
Arcvsr lT-2 A. NJ
Both The Senate and House Of Representatives are st
ia session end there Is prospect Of their adournng
for hOaYs come.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

rARrunE or THE ARABIA, STILL LEAKING BADLY
REFUSAL or PASSENGERS TO PROCEED ~ uER,

FrAR1uRE or THE ARABIA, STILL LEAKING BADLY
RErUsAL or PASSENGERS TO PROCEED ~ HER,
4 HAuFAx, Aug. 16, 1850.
I TIE Arabia sailed for Liverpool nj tso O'Clock this
ie neon, leaking badly. Extra pumps and two spare
oats were put on board. Capt stone Is instructed
= ron into 81 Johns, Newfoundland Il be duds the ship
'ak'ns too much water when OF that por, The follow
passengers left the ship here unwilling 10 70 on.
A~t Of them will wait ior the Canaas unless the Aartc
mes here .-wm O. Prescott wife. nurse aud two chill
jer, Nathaniel snow and two listers, John s Blake and
ie. Martin Bstcs and W. s. Humphrey, OF Boston; II.
Farchild and wife, Jas. Ga ssha~ j. A. Bonnafon Of
'ew Yorh; Edward Prankner, Of saugus Mrs. Henry
esbuee, Mrs John Crabtrec, Of staten Island n. s.
oman and wife, OF New Orleans; J. n Mcdonald and
K q, or Hamburg, Mass; Erms,iuger Of Montreal
r. Nsrvai A. Hignbcscm Rev. Mr. Bos,aeld, OF Cana.
= and several second cabin passengers Mr. Cupard "a
s-s upg the passengers a his residence this evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

Disastrous Storm ut the south.
DREADFUL LOSS 0v LIFE-DEsTRUCTfON OF WAITE 4
ING PLACEs-DA-HAGE TO THE CROPS, ETC., ETC.
New ORLEANS Aug Ia, 1856
terrible storm occurred In this vicinity Sunday
which lasted oil day, and until Tuesday evening
It's Effects however, were most disastrous at Las,
Island great summer resort and which accounts
represent to have been emit rely inundated Every build
ing the island Is said to have been sweeps away and
1t has been positively ssceraied that hundred and
eight persons have been lost.
is feared that Grand Cailor> Island srother watering
place. has also been submerged and many Ives lost
well as property destroyed
The corn cotton and sugar crops have been incacua
bly, injured.
The steamers Nautilus and Perseverance, are several
days overdue and is feared that something has has
pened TO them. The steamship Texas has gone search
Of them.
The storm extended tar up the river At the Govern
ment Hospital Baton Rouge, fourteen inches Of water fell
between Sunday evening and Tuesday evening
The survivors at Last island reached this city this
morning They estimate the loss OF life at two hundred
Ons hundred and eghsytwo have already been counted
as lost.
Many of the survivors here from Last Island are badly
wounded and bruised.
The dead bodies at the island plundered by set
of pirates who inhabit ii.
The steamer Perseverance has just arrived but nothing
has yet been heard from the Nautilus.
NEW ORLEANS Aug 16, 1855
Nothing definite has yet been heard from Gallon
Island but there has undoubtedly been great loss life
there. II is reported that thirty bodies had found
end Of the island
II is supposed that at least ten thousand dollars in mo
uey In packets fell into the hands of the pirates
Island and about five Thousand dollars worth Of baggage
The loss on this island estimated at hundred
thousand dollars.
The banks of the river at Bayou Sara caved iu carry
ing away three hundred residences No lives lost
Several vessels blown ashore at the mouth OF the
Mississippi.
! The telegraph lines have suffered severely.
The loss at Gallon Island cannot fall short Of sixty
thousand dollars.
Tie Louisiana arrived at Galveston the 1sth. picking
tp the way the cabin door OF the steamer Nautilus
which vessel supposed lost during the late
storm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17

fnnADnrIuA avg. 10, 1850
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania is So Reading Rail.
road 90 l1pr island Railroad l3 Morris Canal Ia
icnnsy " snna Railroad, 4sA.
NKw uRrrASs Aug ia. 1850
Coticn-Salcs yesterday. $50 bales at foLo q Io4ec
Sales for 'he week. l9t0 bales: stock H. OD0 bales 20
Ccpis OF ~ bales The heavy storm has canses
tlaa camsgc 70 ihe crop. Lard, IN kegs islxc ,ac
toaee-Sales or the week. 1890 bags prime loko
stock, 2s COO bags. Sterling exchange per cent IRE
mum. frcights--cctcn 10 Liverpool. I'd
RrTAto, Aug fe, 1856.
Fcur-nul and quet sales 800 nbls AT sS 90 for choice
old MICHIGAN, and 81 62 tor extra new Oo Wheat hrmer
sales, 1900 bushels, ai ~ so for prime white Kea.
lucky sacked si 30 Tor mixed Ohio aud Indiana and
81 ~ Sf4s for whte illinois Corn duli; sales. 5000
bushels, ai 52c Oats irm. Canal freghts, 1910 for
co,p, and &c for wheat 10 New York Receipts yes
busnels Canal exportse eIs bushes wheat o..
ops bushels corn, 7,l91 bus shcs oats.
BtIFAto Aug. 1s--6P NJ
Flour favors buyers. Sales OF 200 bbls at IS 90 FOR
cho OLD Michigan. 81 62 tor do, and % 62 ss 70
tor extra do. and Ohio Wheat In good demand Sales
OF 10000 bushels, AZ 81 so for mxei ohio and aditns
~ 4s for white Illinois, and 81 so for white Ken
hc 52c. Oats nrm Canal fregh,s nrfner the close;
13c FOR corn ana 1Ic for wheat 10 New York Receipts
for the "a hours ending at 10 day 43T3 bbis mr.
IS ob6 bushels wheat l2635 bushels s54 lshes
rye Canal exports sil bushels wheat 54 6ea bush.
els corn, 1857 bush els oats.
Flour closes dull with light stock OF desirable brands
Sales OF 200 bbs, al IS IS 81 for OS.
wsgo. wheat unchanged stock light. Sales Of 10 900
bushels A. NJ 10 Tor red ohio and 81 ~ for
$500 bushels vt bio 5sc lake imports to-tay--is
tos bushels wheat canal cxports--Si6 hbls. 1oJr, 2i
COZ bushels wheat 80 oeb bushels corn 1000 bus,els
oats. treishis dull and uncbengcd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-17
Commissioner OF Health.

The Commissioners OF Heath met yesterday at neon
the President Isaac O. BaRKER, Esq, in The chair and
Walter y. Concklin, Secretary.
The following disposition was ordered OF vessels newly
errived AZ Quarantine
Bark Clara windsor from Fort Prince, arrived 18th
inst, with lcgwoodcargo permitted 70 be sent immc
distely TO the city.
Bark b Eaton, nom Havana, arrived 18th inst,
th sugar and molasses-cargo bc lghtercd TO the
city nj the option Of the captain.
Bark Architect from Matabzas arrived 10Th inst with
sugar-cago ordered TO be ghtered 10 The city, after
thirty day,, and vessel 10 be Southwest Spit
Bark Frederick Dunng from Rio Crande arrived 18th
inst, with hides and haircargo 10 be lghtcred
the ei,y--strsam permit gwen 10 The vessel
Bark paropia from Bshis arrived 18th inst, with cof
fec-Gowcd 20 mp 10 the city after I've days OBJ
servatioa, all remain we'll
Big Arabella, from Aspinwan, arrived on the 18th
inst, with bark and hides and two passenreys--alowed
to proceed with stream permit hides not landed in
The tuy
Rrg virginia from Grey,own arrived on the Ism inst,
with wood and hides end four passengersdecsion same
preceding yDsel
asscs arrived on the 18th nstoarso.to be nshtered u
the city after ten Gays.
Schooner Marietta smith, roI Port su piast arrived on
The 18th inst with bdes tot acco and
excepting bices, 10 be lehered 10 the city.
Schooner J. a. Stanley from Charcs,on arrived ths
18th inst with wheat AMI ravaf storssdeaincd tws
days for observation,