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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
49, NORVELL HOUSE,
tf.' MAIN STREET, LYNGHBrkG, y
IL. -

I,
III viii open Isl. July, 1856, WELLS a HYDE. Props
- This Houseis undergoing change If
strurtion will place footing with the be- modern
built Hotels Tho interior will contain every necessary
vencnr, and will he furnished Ia style of ele
ancc suited the r ALL and f character
will make rank in fact with the rstcass hoels Of
the country. may II diets
willie Journal Bedford Sentinel Weaiern Star
Salem Register Fipc1 'C Wing fncastle Democrat Lsxing
tom G zrtlc Wytn,ti'g TELEGRAPH Abingdon Vrginan
Abingdon Democrat / vi Citizen DaHyla REGISTER aud
Re ubirau KnoNvi. Wig and Register, and Greenbrer
Eva times and send accounts to Netsrs Wells d
1,vNchhurg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

NEW ORLEANS, Nav 22.-An"thrr Niearapnnn
meeting was held here list nioht. Much rn'hu
-iasm in behalf of Gen. Walker wa Displayed
The steamer Daniel Webster which sails To NOR
row, carries out II large number of recruits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

euted hN Goo q curle and wife, OF date the ond
- anu recorded Ia the clerks office f Amherst county
sha sell On he y Of MAY 'hc premises a public
aa'ah 10 the highest bidder the real In said deed
COR 50 much as tho purposes
~ 'e ''ep siinatedin thu county Amhcis Lynch
eh,g AMI containing about piO acres, or less
nc ihha"iH he sold altogether
DC determined ~ before the day cf sale
aend aaorizosn sale for cash but by tho II
Pfes Interested will be sold credit of ~ aud ~
mouths teNeept FOR the of sOo which win be required
~ sash Inc purchaser giving his equitable notes sascto
my ehhersed and the tife he until paid
Nc te to the land is believed be good hut only such
oie VIII De sold rs conveyed II, der the deed
aosesaid DAVE x. tDIEY, (r..,.
DAVID H. SPENCE ''"'''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
Ba,lottine for Senate, In Copneotjout.

New HAVEN. Nav % Five ballots were had
for L. S. Senator in the Legislature to- dav. The
last stood--Touccy 1913 Dixon 81, scattering 81
Further ballotting was postponed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

NEw ORLEANS, May % Massrs. Estlin ant
Cuddv merchants If this Cit fought duel yes
terday,at Pass Christian. Mr. Cudly was kille.
and Mr.. E,tln slightly wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
Aid In q IN w llrnr

LOUISVILLE Ky, Nav % Col Jim Allen
of Cuban and T"xun celrhritv left here vester-
day evening in the steamer Sultnnia with $50 Ken
tuckians destined 10 join Gen. Walker in Nicara.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

The Rev. DR.. WM J. HoLcoMBE will preach ut Wes-
ley Chapel, Methodist Prote tant on Sunday to-
morrow at IA O'Clock
REV. j. B. TAYLOR. of Rich0onA will preach in the
Baptist Church of this city next Sunday morning and
at night
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
The Massachusetts Personal I.ibs,tv Bill

NC IvR'5H1@r 'StV'F T uINOOFI bID'ItV bfII.
Boston. Nav 22.-Thn House H. -dnv by a
vote "f 100 t" l33. passed to it, third reading
the till repeating the Personal Liberty Bill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

y communities, who work continually II keep up the mp
scnphey will cary out bundles ct goods and
leave saloons to be carried bhck and
the mark upon m world is rerg swaa, in wnrd is
dye that cannot succeed
GLASS \ EAINE have pursued Il fcre COURSE. Their
in tho Cinihng trade in Lynehburg is
owing of doing busl good Goods Al small
urofIs Quick for cash and dnynRnd the gentle
men this much indebted toiiAss RAfSE for
their improved appearance any other house in Virginia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS.


"ssher Of the provisions " two deeds trust
ssa ny isaac oteY deed, in his life time to Thomas
iehh' snd mtself the bearing date the aoh day
- aosas, III and the other bearing date day 81
sae ~ and both duly ~ record In the County Of
.apoe aha "a surviving trustee the lirt day May
AZ M ha*e House In the city ofLyurhburg expose 10
NJ ~ way n public auction for cash number of the val
anes eyed In said deeds The title to the slave.
aen w" ne sid believed To Do good but acting merely
as aeste Nv III only convey "a the purchasers such title
vested IN me by the said deeds N trust
CilISW ELL DABNEN,
"a bFt 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
III Il. ID

On the 18th inst. at his residence Oak Hill in the
18th year Of his age, WILLIAM NJ. THORNTON,
Esq, distinguished citizen Of Cumberland counts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

dispose at private sale OF the Fixtures Of the Toha
FACTORY recently carried by Hn Uepriest Campbell C.
H. They consist Of all the NECESSARY fixtures for well
ieted est enlistment comprising aud all
~ good order aud RaaTy wing been used hut
season They will b. oils posed of liberal terms;
i as the hhing also sale, opportunity Is
ehied Tor siag in the bnsn of
ting up tobacco JDIIN ID. ALEXANDER
app i9-d&cts Campbell CT. H..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

Funeral Notice Tho funeral Of the late WIN c
NJ Leftwirh will be preached at New London Academy.
the 9Th Sunday in May, che 2Gih inst on which oc.
casion broher Masons all the neghborns Lodges are
fe4posttd to attend. Il &
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
NALuAnLE E.TATuin HonnoL. Co"n,,,

mar Bansafks Depot. containing l57 acres sale
Auction w III be sold auction thu promises on Thurs
ut ie O'Clock NJ thar portion of the Roanoke county
by lies the the right side the Turnpike
foad from lynehhnrg Salem, containing bi survey
l3l acres say one tract No Of 52T of which 2t5
cleared and a2 In original growth aud insanity the
finest tohaeeo land The other No 2 Of 40
which Id cleared 27G original
above mentioned On the largest tract the improvements
ar" valuable consisting large httk dwelling stories
above basement with brick wing for Kitchen &C. all
Gently thoroughly repaired and pantrd with new rorhcs be
sides large brick barn, nrednp sonr rrpasl excellent
brick office store lumber house acnVoted with tin
eep the Barn. the dwelling house having been with
tin the pat year with lightning rods complete Aso nnc
orchard, garden ground aud well ot water Sc.
The cleared well Nv most Of the Tmhoch hnd Ia very
fertile having fine Southern exposure being similar quail
y To the land The neighhnthood which we" known
aud re regarded among the most valuable IN Virginia tho
hoalthnesH II the climate beauty of soonrry being
passed This Estate being within quarter mle of Hon
saeks depot the Virginia Tennessee R1iroad aud less
Corn Mil aud Saw Mills, nlnu hours Travelled of tho cities
Richmond aud feteburenud about two hours ot lynchhnrp
10 either of which places It's r"uro lac quickly AVID cheap
" transported The h"iphhorhuod aud sutcrty hre'cNc'l
lent 1t lies within mile Of tulncrs white aud Hack
sulphur Springs about II miles Of Salem md about five mlee
ofthr tfsf aud nourlthng Female Institute At Botcout
Springs
A the subscriber Inns more land nn he cult.
vate aud having rbs pay which hr s discharge
ht has dafuptHtd 70 sH me jHnPrtV H"~ adrtrusod
Persons tstosrd the property do
Mt any tim before the day of SALE aud they particular
" respectfully invited de- aud nrtnkc o the hospl
TALLY Of Alfred james Who resides the oppo'
Site side ofthe Turnpike ord and who will take pleasure III
show ing the Estate 10 ntl snrh
Possession VI" be- Ri'u Isl December meNt or sooner with
the privilege If seednG Wheat ns usunl
NTH h. In lieu Thereon aNiisiAcorllN
endorsed negotiable note three mud -four months IN
utrd4 hnlaoc -, II and - months, for ncrotlU.
bic notes interest added, secured by trust decd -
ss-Snlc T. be commercially GoDDINN APrERSON who.
asael NY Alfred viii exhibit map aud Aurycy q the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
SPAIN.

Arrests Of suspected persons continued at Bar
crlnna. The CONSUMPTION had passed Oft quietly
throughout the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

GoLD DtscoyERED.-rhe Norfolk Argus states that
last week returned Californian. cutting timber on
the farm of. F. Nance in Charles City county, dis
covered thai the soil Welded Is per cent. worth of
gold TO every quart of dirt The gold has been carr-
Cd to Norfolk, aud proved to be of the purest kind.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

Po'r OFFICE AFFAIRs-The Postmaster General
orders the following Establish office at Sewen,
Gree lbrier county. Va and appoint Robert A. Vim
cent postmaster: directly the route of Lewsburg
u kanawha c. H., four miles from Madison
Inf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

LNOR SALE -FhR aubs ribcr, desiring to re-
II Dabpile with his family offers for sale private
~, ali his ronl Liberty Bedford county,
Va There about fifty heresft BHnh lying the VIII
lAfe irl be divided into lots 10 purchasers The
consist large and commodous dwelling
house containing pnrchts Sc, with all tho
and everything wei of the pui
The ucaon T. tuiy the desirable
or .8r tie village commanding complete view tho
Peaks aud lie blue ridge. the side
village aud railroad tie aher Also three Houses
l aud vacant Lots n the city Il Lynehluig desirable
neiginerhaods Terms eXeeedingl, liberal as zine, Sc
l.. StfUMAKER.
nial li3aw2w Liberty Bedford co.. Va
a. -.ul Log,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

fHvME 1syGHEsT CASH PRICES PAID
FOR NEt;ROES-The subse riber begs leave TO inform
the czon Lynchbug snd its vicinity that be has returned
to Lyuchtn where he viii several months for the
purpose of purchasing Negroes far the Southern anarke be-
tween ages of and thirty yyA for which be II pay
The highest Richmond cash pric.s
found at the Auction Store of Mt VIM. ii. Mos-
by, Main all times. X. H. DAVIS.
~ B-An information concerning Negroes will w liberal
y paid tor R.H. D.
Address, LypchburS Va 70 lsAAslE3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

~ ~
- decree II The Circuit Court of Iynchbug shall m
Commissioner decree named sell the premises
FRIDAY tn 10Th duy "t MAY NJ iocock l.. NJ nj public
auction upon credit If ~ montnAtwo acres Of VACANT
GRoI Nj situated in the corporation Of INnchburR on Nam
street nearly Opposite Capt Snm Mctoklra Negotiable"
saaatoly ondprd Cor equal portions of the purchase
money wi h required and the title retained until tie lpst
payment br made
Il
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

DRAp.-The Christiansburg papers announce the
4eath Of Col R. A. Smith, Presiding Justice of Mont
eonery county, who departed this life on the 10Th
INST
Col. Smith WAS a representative from that county
IN The Legislature year, and for number OF
years filled Offices of trust to the entire satisfaction
osihe people ofhis county
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

\ FILLMORE DoNELsoN CLuB has been formed in
Petersburg and Richmond One should also be
formed in this city. We call the attention of the
friends of the ticket to the matter, and hope they
will lose no further time in organizing a Club.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

WUJsSEH's AND HIHRAbs.'~ GRAIN
Ill REAPERS I've are prepared to furnish Planters
wit, these cccba,hd Rcap'S They have been thoroughly
tested in Vrgi North Carolina with satisfac
They combine improvements and warranted
he eaual patent r capacity effectiveness and dnra
biity We invite Planters to call and examine them
m 20 Is TItpS BRANti N'1NN, Agents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24
~ O'Dom"osh~r ~ sem's Mou'd enmaie-.--5f
4 boN.s Tor sale by II. Z. HARpf ~ ~,

VHyMOu.ESAu.E DRY a. q - - = spring
w TRADE. ls5G-ny recent arrivals We are In receipt
of nur Spring Stock American, BrHh, French and Ter
nn Fabrics and continue additional supplies
Nv every steamer through OF our nrn, wno euas Np
turing The Acnson attending the auction snira
being selected with apeela reference 70 Inc wants
the virginia MGR, antr feel confident In saying Hey
m ind our particularly adapted their snles and for
uhcapnrs unsurpassed by market Softh or
south
orders promptly aud faithfully attended 70
STTyEHsBfi.S WEpDELI.
Importers and Jolhora. II and
AYrn ht
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

PaofRssoR ArpoiSrED-Rev. VIM J. Hogc, the
pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian church of
has been elected by the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian church, (Od Schoolj now in SEES
sion in New York to fill the newly created chair of
bblieal instruction in the Union Theological Semi
nary in Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

xrw BooKs-We have received from the publish
ers through C. Morse, Lynchburg the following new
hooks "Varrie5 not Mated" by Alice Cary-Derby
+ Jackson. New York "Phitip Rotio; or, tie Scotch
u,soneiesrs,7 10y Capt. James Grant-Garrett l. Co,
New York 'Ladg's Gaiae to Perfect Genhity' by
Emily Thornhill-Derby II Jackson, New York
They are all for sale by Mr.. Morse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

TIE GRowrNG WHEAT CRoP.--ln recent trip
through number of the counties of Virginia, we
we're pleased to the growing wheat for the most
part present very promising ppearance-partcu-
larry in the Western counties. The crop will in
eritlhy be large one should it escape the various
plaques To which it is liable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

.AssasthsaE-. Carr,.se-

osH sa, sA"astasaE-: sarr'"t,e-!. t.sw n,
NJ The sub-Hrber respectfully irerfos hs N.Y.
friends, aud til. public TINT h. H. L.u1
and Is inaktn d1iy all the different Il Cnriags
Ruckawnys aud BneFies, vhlei faslei no and
strrne lhe country All who 4aut to.i work
bined with neatness, rct 1t al / hhu uukc without
going Yankee afiefi Al isrfiai If carriages
bugges order, al kinds repairing done
with nenincs4 aud dispatch. JNo n. BAILEY.
The subst rber keeps and make ordrr MI
axle Wagons frun the largest SIS nurse wagon
smallest wagon also. railroad carts wheel
bnrroNs AZ
also hand several S,nR Caryala-one an two
horse, formoylng peddling put poses
JOHN II BAILEY
mi S.l!fnJ I.vtrlIu,ry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

81 ~ regular Apprenticeship the Of Roya
and i've years experience with John II Bailey Ia
Tho business have nented nj the awo end Of Main
LynchbnrR where am prepared manufacture CARRIAGES
WAGONS WHAT DRILLS with Gnauo, Plaster and Sued u
tachmcnts a.. 10 order
Persons dauaKai to patfnnse will have the
teutian paid theu.
viii make Wagons Ia wool M iron axes
The Wheat Drills known The Ho.r a Jackson Drls
They viii put III the best f; In great
demand will do to give early orders 10
3 r6m GI1SA. IL FLYNN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-24

spsSnle T. be eoniuctcdhy GoDDINS AprERSoN who
n ~ ny Alfred viii exhibit map aud Aurycy u III,
Esiais ma" ~ c3tawt ~ june If lE&Sl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

We had head winds nearly oil the way and two very
severe gales. scr days could make proprc.s a
all the contrary vinds being high and The rolling
heavily otherwise there was nothing rsrt'cuir in
r.ssage. don't know why No run so far south ss 10
strike the shore OF New Jersey, but heard the cap
ten say that tho vcssel when she struck making
three knots hour than he calculated upou and
he took The Barncget light for snips light Jus, aHer
surdown on Friday nigh, got = hirer wind
then We had had durins the whole pas.
sego. We were al n very hlrh spirits,
ard retired 10 rest with chsofui hcpos N the .,ccnd
cabin wc kept watch 20 guard proFeriy; Hober,
Robertson na John JOres watched ibsa ruht About
II coiock H they heard Tbs on thc LOOK ou ds.
tncily cry out Ga uqha stesdv n vas taser for
Nps ighi, sEt hCSs. eur rsiprlVas Vdr Kair heiG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

DRAM on JrpCs IiPscowp We have the Calves
ton exas) Nsrs Of be iith inst THE nornpe learned
by etsrs 70 Of chzeus toe rad Intelligence of
Judge Brsccmbs death. He died IN tu-in. NJ sclock
Y. NJ. on the sh inst Juage ficsc1ub while On the
bench 10 Alabama aud IN 1exae ha. rendered iadicis
service that will constitute lmperishable ami most
honorable m0ptrnort - hts memory Judge Iip~comh
ws frequently member of ths Asbera feg'-ls'vre.
fcr mguy vtNrs duttc IL nc k3Nlr tirsg2 ed aVpse
aNrty stArt.atg Il Sss .ad9r irstSeA lF "a, N
TslW,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24
ITALY.


The Baltic carried the iDelige ence'that unsuccessful
attempt mad been made 70 sssakenae the King o. Naples
the Sth instant The ANNOUNCEMENTS OF the affair
di1er The first anL0uncs ment tad-
AT nooh TO day there q review, and while the
troops defining soldier of the tn rd battalion OF
Chasseurs rnshed from the ranks and struck King
the eit side knocking him dowa The solder sell I'd
by Colonel Lalour
Al other despatch says
The bsyone OF the soldier struck the King he right
side, above the waist.
third despatch IN rtmsted that he slightly wound
ed arc fourth despat hat the soldier hred his
bine at the King, a0d that the would DO ASSASSIN
killed on The spot
The teegraphs from Italy wholly in the power OF
the government and hence the Of the affair
not reliable
The accounts from Palermo say that the insurrecton
which broke out there on ,he 22d ut at the head OF
which was Baron Benhenda and number Of ex Depu.
ties OF the scan Parliament had been suppressed, and
that Baron Benhenda had been taken prisoner.
From Aessina every thing is reported being quiet
The police had seized quantity ef muskes which had
Deer landed for the insurgents
Count Levatsll, eminent liberal Of the Roman
States, had been aesassnated al Ravenna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

Mr.. vlspKRrnr's CoSTT AcT.-Major J. W.
Sco,I, Uutec Sstes natl agent foi Texas nioyus
Iionstcn TerrTh tha' contract been finally eutsv.
ed into between the orelcusss Railroad Compasy ard
Mr. Naroerbilt. Of New YORK. hy vhcu latter binds
bimecf ~ pot or ana kcep suicen number ~ bcaAs
between Berwcg Bsy. connecting with the rsllrcad ssd
Galveston 10 answer AL demands of trade aud travel,
ne ccnsrac " be In force or The term cf fve and
not furiher extended, tbcn n that case the railroad
coo pany a to take the pcats ro- valuaiiun.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

RUSSIA.
The text Of the note by Russia at the end OF
October last to the Powers that signed the treay OF
Paris Las been Published II Is ned oy crcu
lar demanding the mbiing Of tine Congress This
circular contains exposure OF the steps taken by
Russian Cabinet with to the fulhment OF articles
twenty and twenty Of the treaty Of Paris
AS regards ihe Isle Of Serpens, the Russian govern
men. rays that the island pcolestaby In possession
OF Russia before the rupture h respect to the Bsssa
rabian frontier question. The memorandum mentions
two instances OF concession by Russa with regard 70
the course of the Upper Yaspuk and Bolgrad. The
memorandum deloes the views Of Russis, and states
that the map from which the frontier line defnei ct
the Paris Confert noes was supplied by the French
government
The memorandum sso states that Count Wsewski
asked Bnr Brunow whether the Cour; Of would
abe BY the majority votes Al tie coming Coners
and that the kuesisn Catinet had telegraphed
diate reply in the afrDntve hence that Russia
blaraeess for the present difficulty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24
PERSI A..

The last dispatches Inform tina. the alleged capture
OF derat cult oouot ul The coners opened by
the Eng lsh embassy vita Ferouk haan appear likely 10
detain the later al ConstaLnople Tor several mouths.
The personnel cf the Egsh embassy lad left Tehcran.
The statement that Russia bad demanded from the
Shah of Persia permission to occupy the territory oil No
sans Ii confr med
There Aso by the way Of st. Petersburg doubtful
report that 90 0t0 Russian under General Bsrrloa,
rsdy 10 march TO the frontier Of Persia the rs, m
v.taiior OF the shah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24
PASSENGERS By THE CANA

Mr. g. n Brown and lady Captain Jacxson Miss Bullsrd,
Mr. Hartley and Measrs Marsh Arrtge shelly Partridge,
susfln Taylor Nclson torhet Frederick Fredck william
snn, Rogers Bnsbee. Buard Greek hishop hughes VIII
Isms Davis Hal kruger Young Hubert Bernler, Moore
King Cooper Griln, Cooper, thompson shannahon Pea
and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24
THE l. TEST.
PANS, Thursday, Dec. IL, 1885.

The Dtats say -
We believe are aeIe TO state with Ger taiuiy
haiLr2iapt Ia entering the conference distinctly dc
cared sfsw6ud norm 10 the decision OF the ory
whs,eyer m ghi be The rel-ive position Of the dig
Iuisuls Is secret On the SIDE Is france Russia,
eod Prussia and on the other, England. Austria.
aud Turkey, In the middle Is Sardinia which coin .ded
occasionally with the opinions expressed by France. II
is now stated she Is oecllstiDg between the two.
LONDON, Thursday night, Dec. H. 1896
The transactions in the funds stock and share market
are unimpor'ani. Consols orened q shade lower and
remained all day wiiacut change The trAnsa actions in
railway shares generally were exceedingly quiet.
After Official hours the final price Of consos a3y.
81 for money.
The that the bank aiscoua. rates would
remain the came produced no rbsags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-24

py in The boat OF Mr.. Brown, the sgen Of the uuder
writers, on Saturday afternoon. On his retcrn the
faor who had broKen into the cabins on being rcmon
eirated With for their bad conduct fell upon him and
Beat MIN so seriously that he expected TO recover
snd Is lying on the vessel IN . critical condition.
The remaining two hundred and forty OF the passengers
have beer landed since in surf boats and are nov upon
the beach IN q destitute condition From all
the INQUIRIES have made no provisions have been sent
TO them from ths any other place aong the coast and
since sunday morning the only food they have mad
. oarrel OF bread. which was saved In somewhat
damaged condition from the ship herself There tw
houses on the beach, Of which belongs to Mr. Allen
shch CAPABLE Of holding about forty persons il they
all stand upright and the other the government station
which Can be made TO accon modate hundred ia
the same style The rest must remain out with no
ing but tha afforded BY their miseraby scant cloth
ing-.or oil the passengers are emigranu OF the
poorest Glars. The majority Irish, and few
are, ! understand, Germans. The people here
have been anxiously looking out FOR the appearance
Of some TOW boats, but up 10 the time
been eeen 'rem The shore, and probably will Arrv
TIL 10 moro~ morning, by which tirne II nothing be
Gone Tor the unfortunate sufferers, to be feared that
come of them will perish Of starvation and exposure
The ship present lies With her ashore and 10
sad 10 have from twelve to fifteen feet Of water her
bold, 10 which the tide Gibbs andfo.s From this may
be conceived In what condition the cargo 10, and what
chance there OF saving H. consists Of assorted goods
but OF what tescr have not been able rtan