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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-24

The storm Of yesterday, during which life lost
in Brooklyn by lightning in an unprotected house, ard
several places in the city Of New York struck by
lightning, prompts me TO this labor.
Many persons suffer greatly from fear during thunder
storms and there in which death has resulted
from fears There thunder storms in which the
stoutest heart sinks amid the terrOrs Of the Storm and
feels the need OF protection. Our lightning memoranda,
for the last thirteen years gives the total OF $50 deaths
by lightning within the "a Id OF researchthe wound
great The above does not include lightning the
on the number killed only in building furnish
ed with metallic conductors. and that at Little
Prairie, VII consin, in the summer of 1855.
No OF loss Of life by lightning has ever occurred
within the field Of research in railroad car, steam
boat steamer iron ship iron house, warehouse
filled with bar on or in vessel furnished with lightning
conductors or in house having lightning rod append
ages with the exception OF the stated above at Little
Prairie Wisconsin These facts sufficient dispe the
very general belief that metals are dangerous from sup
posed attraction for lightning Steamboats, have been in
more than fifty years, railroad more than thirty,
and iron ships and iron buildings than twenty
Millions millions OK persons have during that time been
in steamboats,, railroad cars, iron ships iron buildings,
and in vessels and buildings furnished with metallic
ductors, during thunder storms and herexempon dur
ing long period is the most convincing testimony In
favor OF protection that he desired. Persons who
suffer from fear during thunder storms may, therefore,
rest in safety and confidence il they reach railroad
steamboat iron ship or iron house. or in building
vessel furnished with metallic Conductors.
The ships Of the line and rgates Of the United States
navy furnished with conductors made OF dvc-sx.
teenths of inch iron WIRE and slo0ps Of Of
fourth in diameter OF iron wire
Rods for dwellings other buildings made OF this kind
OF wire single piece, cost loss cent ooess
than dollar for rod hundred feet long. Any
mechanic Of ordinary capacity can put up rod Glass
nsuIators be had OF the hardware and glassware
dealers for about twelve shillings a dozen.
have prepared printed sheet giving particular d
rccons how to put up rods which will be sent free Of
pos,age) to any person desiring the same
Brooklyn Heights June 70, 1856. 3. MERRIAM.
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Tho Richmond Enquirer Is appealing 70 the Southern
Know Nothngs TO orsake Flmores camp and join the
Niger driving democracy.
R,v James c. Richmond, Of Providence has offered TO
take the stump among the Germans Of Pennsylvania in
favor OF the republican cause.
The day fixed for the ction Of electors elect Pre-
dent and Vice President Of the United States Is the first
Tuesday after tho first Monday in November, in all the
states will fall this year upon the 4th day Of the
month.
meeting Of the inhabitants OF st. Lukes parish was
held at Grahamvic, & c. the 18th inst at which the
following resolutions were passed.
ReSoved That we cordially approve OF the course of
conduct Of the Hon Preston Brooks In having inflicted
mcritcd chastisement appropriate 70 the individual,
satisfactory 10 his constituents and obligatory upon pa
triotic representative OF his injured state.
Resolved, That offer tribute OF respect 10 the
editors OF the Boston Courier, NRw York Herald and
New York Doy Book highest commentator for their
impartial and manly view OF the recent transaction in
the Senate Chamber and for their noble and patriotic
stand in the cause Of justice.
The Nacogdochos Texas) Chronicle says that General
Houston while lately in that town. indicated friends
his entire want OF confidence in the of the pre-.
sent American party and his total Discrimination 70 sup
port either the platform the nominee. 1.-THE party"
adds the Chronicle o whica he allied himself for great
and noble purposes has become the tool OF selfish poll.
cans 10 whose schemes be cannot lend the sanction of
bis name and influence"
Lieutenant Governor Willard OF Indiana was recently
nominated by the Democratic Convention Of that State
as the party candidate for Governor But this honor
seems by statement in tho Cincinnati Gdse, was con-
crred spon him condition that he would take pledge
10 abstain from the Of intoxicating drinks. This
promise he made before the Convention and agreed in
case Of failure keep tho pledge that he would with
draw from the canvass II should be before the election,
and resign ONCE in case Of occurring ag he should DO
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elected The Cincinnati Enquirer (democrato) admits
the fact but says that the pledge was not TO take effect
until after his election as Governor. nseems that he has
been drinking freely since he took the pledge and Tho
Cincinnati Gazette asks whether he win resigns
The Springfield (aass.) Republican, says.-By the nom.
nation Of Col Fremont the people have got worth
working for, and his name viii speed like IRE on the
prairie.
The Wheeling {va.,) Iaterissncy and Dalsson (Ga.,)
North Times both old line wing journals have como out
In favor Of Buchanan and the democracy.
The Providence Journal, whig aud republican, says
there are courses open the opposition, either to unite
upon one man give up the fight There no sense
In dividing between two candidates. Such union as
might be made would bring into the field strong elements
of success and would be pretty likely to carry the House
Of Representatives If it failed Of ecctng the Presi'
dent The advantage Of this frs would OF itself be euor
nous and would contribute immensely TO the safety and
repose of the country. 1.-THE sectional party which Mr.
Buchanan represents and which Is only the party Of the
South without truly national idea, except tho dv
in all the branches of the government then We are but
a province of South Carolina
The Franklin county Vt) Journa, has hauled down
the Fillmore flag, and that gentleman has not single
supporter in the press Of Vermont.
The Syracuse Journal ntmates that Miss Sarah Pellett
is to take the stump for the republican nominees,
A republican organization for the campaign has been
formed in Bolton, Worcester county, Mass. 1t already
Numbers a55 voters all pledged to the nominee Of the
Philadelphia Convention. Less than dozen in the
TOW have declined joining It.
letter from well informed politician in Indiana, to
the Cleveland Leader says that the prospects OF the re-
publcans carrying tho State very good indeed the
writer thinks Indiana will give US Is 900 majority.
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Herald Marine Correspondencs.

-, PHILADELPHIA, June 2IA5r bark J Welsh Ames
Cobb do opeton. Allen Providence Geo Brooks Hutchin
sSssfs ai s.Sr
Cd-stsamship Kennebec Hand, NYork; ship Rlchd Cob
a S' s4s sa ATs
SS assdr gsS% hs H Esr Volta Case
Miscellaneous and Disasters.
snr ArALM,rA-we find in Galgnanls Messenger OF the
9th the following particulars of the mutny on board OF
the ship Ataanta, Capt Montel, before notced:-
The Marsees journals speak Of the arrest Of the entire
e
4 May with crew Of sailors or, COMPOSED chiefly
unos disposition" which last Induced the capaiS
M Mss hsn ss e p s
g W e M he T. 30 but %
sy The % ,sS W kn the w5s ~ hs
malireaed and bound with ropes The mu!neers then
@ int s e 70
Choir near the coast to get an additional supply Of
and one on board THIS latter was informed By The
ss M s Of Of tie be- ss
This DONE and speedily
The latter took g the rigging b" = y
e e e n 81 taken PRISONERS sna GO
Nicholas by the naval gendarmere. So the matter
DAvIss LIFE SAVING RArr-We were shown yesterday
raft made for the Philadelphia Ferry Company which, 1t
was stated would sustain $50 persons in the water. 1t
weighs three and four hundred pounds and could
thrown from burning or sinking vessel In minute or two
In of the accidents that have occurred Of late think
every ferry and excursion should be provided
with the above other life saving RATS
invention of Mr. Davis, who has also invented
life which would be useful for vessels to carry in
a person should fall overheard.
sRr GoLDxs GATE, Dewng hence for Bombay put into
her lower mass in white saual in latitude N She her
days from that time.
BRIG HAYroRp (o Bangor, Bartlett from New York for
Honduras with of general merchandise went ashore
Triangle Reef LIST ul The master and crew are said to
with lighters to ascertain the vessel could be got off,
The following table gives OF the vessels In the
harbors of New York Boston and Baltimore the 2s INST
Charleston and Savannah tho 2h and at New Orleans
and Aoh t,a nat.--
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Schr sis, Chase, Boston.
Schr River Queen Fowler Providence.
Schr Empire, Mason, Providence for Albany.
Schr Barnstable, -.
Schr Sarah Bird, -.
Schr Maria Morton, -
Sohr Alfred Hall, Andrews, Portland. CT.
Steamtug Atlantic, Mason Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Ship Liverpool from Liverpool with mdse and passengers
10 Roche CODY pilot boat Westeryelt
Ship Hermne (Breml, Raschen, from Bremen, with mdse
and 6 passengers 70 Pavenstedt SchumacherBy pilot
boat NJ n Grinnel.
Ship VIM Tapscot, Bell from Liverpool May H. with mdse
and passengers, to Tapscott 4 Co.
Ship John Bunyan (of SearsporD, from -.
Wiud from NE to SW,
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On Thursday June 49, the residence Of the BRIDES
mother by tho Rev. DR.. McEroy, Mr.. JOHN ARMSTRONG
TO Miss MARGARET KMLROY, all OF this city.
On Wednesday, June IT, by the Rev DR.. Osgood, r. II.
OcuI1rREE to Miss CHARLOTTE JAMES both of this city
On Saturday June 81, by the Rev. E. E. Eigcnbrodt, Of
All Saints church. JOSEPH RoSz GRIFFITH to Miss MARY
WRIGHT, both OF this city.
In Newark N. j., on Sunday, June o. at the Second
Dutch Reformed church, by the Rev. DR.. Abee john G.
ToMrKNs, Of New York. to SARAH, daughter Of Nicholas
p. Terhune, of Hackensack, N. J.
AT Christ church, Newborn, N c., on Tuesday, June
IT, by the Rev. Mr. Van Antwerp, CHARLES T. CHESTER, of
this city, to LucxEnA L. daughter Of John N. Roberts,
ESQ.
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NEW PASSED M1psurpxEN. = The following

NEW PASSED MIDsHIPMEN. - The following
who have recently passed their final examination at
Annapolis, Md.:-John G. Walker John G. Mitchell, Fran
els NJ Ramsay Charles +. Peck Richard W. Meade, Jr.,
vim +. Thomas, Charles c. Carpenter, A. j. Mccartney,
W. A. Kirkland VIM. II. Dana, Edward E. Potter George
Bacon, j. Cr0ssan Chaplin, L. A. Beardslee Vim. Brad
ford, Charles A. Babcock 4Eenas Armstrong.
Class Of 1849-George Brown and c. +. Hawley, after
Passed Mdshipman H. A. Adams, r. L. May, after Passed
Mdshipman W. II. Ward j. w. Shirk and George 4. Nor
rison, after Passed Midshpman II. Garland.
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Theatrical end BIuslcaI Matters.
N1lo's GAsDn-n'ns Robert. \ Brilliant sad other
pretty ballet scsled "Katsy.r The RAveis afterwards
perform their now and highly successful paniomims Of
BH0UGHAn's BowKRY-Ths managers latest and very
successful pieces "Dred; or. the Dismal swamp" and
sAet-a mora are found 700 popular 70 require with
drawa yes swnls' Inc frencn dancers appear toner-
Buxros's TaKArRr-The entire talent or Manager rs
efficient company h:s been enrolled for tomorrow in the
the rPoor scholari and the aughsble affair entitled
ssCstchinga Governor"
wAuACx's THrArRu.--rhs popular comedy o. "Londou
Assurance with s elegant cast retains IT. place the
bills. II win be followed to morrow night with the
sket ii called The Chameleon" in which Mss Robertson
appears.
CHAxmss srRxn THxlrsn--Mr. and Mrs. Eddy, Messrs.
johnson and Clarke Miss Reynods, and other popular
artists perform sHorse Shoe Robinson" TO NOR
row. Mr. s. W. Glenn win Afterwards give his lAugha.
Bile Germanc version Of "Richard m"
BARxuMs AMERICAN MusKuN.-The veritable General
Tom Thumb may now be seen In connection with multi.
blessed Baby'n ANNOUNCED for tomorrow afternoon,
and s'Child Of the Regiment" for the evening.
BROADWAY vARnnE.-Having done : good bushes.
juveniles vim 70 MORO sdd 70 tho foregoing attraction
very comca sketch entitled The Irish Broom maker"
Iittle George n In BOTH
TIN Orr ASSEMBLY Rooms will, beyond doubt DO Dense
" crowded to morrow evening, the occasion Of the
frs Of the two grand lyric concers to be given By Max
,s ,ss MSs a and others connected with
GERMAN OpHRA -Lortzing's fairy Opera Of "rndine''
10 be essayed for the rst time In this country Tues
day evening, by the German company. 1t Niblo's
Csc. CHHIsrr AHD WooBs MrHsrKELs dad sWefo, the
Sensible Monkey sufficiently profitable for them 70 con-
tinue their bills, with the customary variety Of
songs &c.
The BuCxIxys announce still another new burlesque
styled TAM Moonshine.n According to the outline OF In
cdents u excessively ridiculous, and win doubtless
prove Successful.
EXPIRE Hall Those great humorists, Bryant and Nal
lory have just strengthened their Campbell Mnstre by
adding to their number the famous Ethiopian dancer
John Diamond. Their programme for TO- morrow would
be difficult 10 equal.
BROOKLYN NrsErx.-The members OF the ThesPan
Dramatic Assocation are 70 appear to morrow nist in
the dramas Of sThe Advocate" and "Back Eyed SUSAN
the farce Of the Timd Lover" from the Lady
Of the Lake, F." singing, dancing, &c
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1'o MANAGERS ACTORS. AM OTHERS WHOM i
mar concern in accordance with act 81 Gongre~
recently passed for The protection o drnmsc shors the e.
lowing pieces written BY for being solely my
properly have been duly copyrighted Members az the cf
rcal profession respectfully notified that the perormans
~ these pieces ~ Others hsn the undersigned aud Z.
subjects hr psries Infringing ies penalty O. not lcss than ~
THF YOUNG ACTRESS. An adaptation FROM an EsslIs
lerce written years ago ~ Edward Lancaster for NJ
Davenport and dramatxed and re arranged FOR Mrs
TNciF NIEEe CABIN. A nelosrsms, IN fhree acts.
lord rlANNIGAN A comic drums, in one act.
the IRISH norTuE 4 nrce p one act . Z
centay Introducing my original song q Bobblng Around
wrScnIFvOUe ANNIE A Prusean farce IN one rrt; md
THF IRISH RRocAN MAKER: A drama N one .ct-s
ct which written By myself
A LESSON FOR HUSBANDS, A rrosean rsrre In cs
written expressly fcr Mrs W j. Florence ~ & ". Tai
TupIcF MARRIED. fa-ce. IN one ac, urnten expres<j
for Mrs w ~ Florence hv Howard Pau ESQ ~ fc-dcn
1HE sPRIa OF SHfLLELAH drama, in three acts
w Or fuREfaS RELATIONS A comedy. IN three sc
~ Charles Hnrsman. ESQ. ~ Manchester r@g'sna
4 GOOD WILLOW. farce IN ore sci. BY ne san|
STir-sNAr. a comedIei's. nv csss " wescrs. Rsa
wOrKlNo TVk ORACLE pro,esa farce, b. X
~ anehafd, Fss. or London. anA
TIE AltJivNEEB: comedy IA two acts ~ Brad
each and ~ which duly copyrighted xrnrdag - -
have sS purchased from their nuher John NEcuas
ESQ The Jgn g perinrrn TIE DISH kwfGBAN1 ofIA
MOAN AND 1Ht FAIRIES LovE AND MUspER. 4
fFen varous authors h.y I've c,her = :, tsfo
i3q Grand sgeei New rok CT
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The Pnblic Health.
COMMISSIONERS OF HEALrH-MoRx YELLOW FEVER
IMPORTED.

IMPORTED.
The Commissioners met yesterday afternoon n the
CITY Hall, pursuant to adjournment. prcsepi-Isaac o.
Barker Esq, President in The chair; walter y Conin,
Secretary, and quorum Of members.
The following business was transacted
Schooner Francs satieriey arrived Sep, rs, from
Charleston :. c Being regular packet the owner de-
aired permission 10 proceed 10 the city 10 her place
In the line. No sickness having occurred among the
crew, and being cleansed she was referred 70 The Health
Ofctr, with power.
BARK Brothers. rom Clenfdesos arrived october 4.
with cargo Of sugar and olssses Reported having lost
the captain and man. in port OF departure sup
poed yellow fever lost three OF the crew on the pas
~ the ssme disease. co the recommendation Of
the Health Ocer she ordered remain at Qusrsn.
tine until amer frost and may then discharge on hgerx
Park Ottawa, from Cardenas, laden with sugar, and
having one passenger, arrived ID inst Allowed TO
proceed 10 the city alter being gated and remaining
Al Quarantine for period Of not less than Gays Cor
BrgR. NJ. Charlton, from havana with cargo Of ,obac
co and sugar, arrived on the I'd inst sent
the Marine Hospital arrival. sick with BLACK vomt
hsn discharge her cargo on lighters 10 be tAen brought
Bark Express from Havana, With cargo OF sus.r and
moasscs arrived the "a Inst Cargo ordered to be
Discharged on lighters, and may then be broug 70 The
CITY.
bark iamartne arrived on the 18th september. from
Cardcpss, win cargo Of sugar and moasses Hss been
discharged ceansed and ventilated and now petitions 10
come y the city. Referred 70 the Health Officer, with
power.
MORT yellow rvyEr INrozTxn
Bark Brtthefs rom Cepiueeos into Quarantine on
The night cf the sd inst The captain and one man died
pert and three men on the psssare OF yellow fever The
vessel was guaranteed Gil the appearance Of sblack
roi when she will be allowed to lighter her cargo and
land in the city
big r. ~ Charlton, IRON Hsvsns came INTO port also
90 the "a inst During the passage man scsened Of
yellow ever and was sent to the Marine Hospts With
black vomit The same quarantine prescribed as In
the preceding case.
On motion adiourncdt 70 October 6.
FORT HAMILTON RELIEF socIETY-s REPORT.
~. Ro,he reports Mcdonnell and caihslpe Coyle
without marked improvement
Nrs Mcintyre ana h'nns Ehrbardi something bss,er.
AL others dong well, except Arthur Byrnes who came
under treatment yesterday with the disease three days
advanced had black vomN last night.
no new csses IN the Military Hospital
FBANC1s Z. BERIFR secretary.
fos7 n,NnroS, Oct. 4, 1856, ak AN
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Port Of New York, October 4, 1855.
uEARKD.
Steamship alabama, sehenck Savannah g nl.chill -,
steamship jamestown Panish Norfok-LudIam Pleas
ssB SSss P%sS k-s
sSp Lazy flanl in. isavs Trissis-R Buck Co.
and
ship Ins1 Grave Grsysrs s. ychp III aTwNsyssi s,n,.
BARK Ae1ina, Lowell, Mada--crosby, Croker %.
Bna sss
BIZ BIZ Wsssn wsso Juan Sons
sS SCUM Knight BimSrs-ksss McKee,
sesr walter Raleigh. Mankia. savannah-y Gilmore
s sm r s%S
sshr sarah Brun Dorgia. georgesown-polnsr Potter
s Isss 6:aa rs1oo 20
schf fownsend, Tow nsend, Richmoad-van Brunt
scSr Ann y. Osborn Aiesandr,s--N seden.
sesr MAJ, pssoswsy. NorfolL-siursess Chairman.
schr 4 Randsi Layton FredsreAs6urg-vsn Brun,
sehr xon,erums, Perry. Fr,derickssurr-van Brunt
SER Silver Cloud, churchill Portsmouth. MIS- Lewis
Ser, nsps,a ges5.s sprssae
s,ssRsr Tss:ssss, xlisi s.a%srs-a Sreswsr
Steamer s iSe MsDersnoi., PSiiaselphsS \ Bssgs
ARRIVED.
sD ,s Sa'sT o:a 81 ca. c csf
Chase.
ship Russell tof Boston, Condry Hsvre Sept with mdse
passenger Sept ~ al l0 lon g8 30
spoFe Br bark ysssey from 81 Thomas for 81 Andrews
Ship Echo bf Porand 1orng Shields Aug Is with COAL
70 AZ Meyer. Aug n, OF the Lizard, ship Oregon,
from Harre for New Orleans
Bark Bro'hers Landsman Gate Gooch who died Sept 81,
tenfuegos Sept TO- with 10 sruver. Kohl kugkist
~ IA ~ No. hon Is 60 bark Mary Coe hence for
Mobile she ling TO. taking the from the brig As
kspas which appesred 20 be wserlorge blowing fresh from
sw could ascertain The situation Of the brig Died, Sept
Capt sidney Gooch of Yarmouth Ne. ~ John Naver,
OF New York seaman died septll At VIM Weinken OF
NUw York died; l3h Edward johnson Of Nfork
died 3 Henry Baxter. OF New York. died; AL the
above 81 fever.
Brig Macon Hendricsson. Savannah DAP, with cotton.
Brig Augusta, stone, sdsys with cotton. ac 10
SiuTrss, Chairman A 20
Sshr Delaware, 1ownsend. Virginia
sehr IL q Russell. Lynch. Virginia
scsr a n fsno- srsmer Aleasnsria
Schr WIN Eifts Nichols. Baltimore, days.
steamer Wesichcrfer tlxrh, Providence.
Stesmcr Sbefncksf, Geer. Norwich
Chss Oseocd, ssmlfh. Nos wich
Below,
one hrif, unknown.
SAILED
Steamships Washington Bremen; Alabama. Savannah:
Nashville. Charleston; jamestown Norfolk. &c
Wind at sunrise, N, meridian, sw; sunset, do
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MIGRANTS FOR KANsAs.--A party OF gentlemen,
numbering about thirty, from Aberdeen county, Msss
sppi have recently arrived In city ~ for Kan.
They 20 40 permanent settlers invest their
in rich Kansas lands and 70 out for themselves for
tunes and regulations They adventures hunting
novelties civil brois, but honest legitimate enlgrssts
We understand that several OF them intend purchasing
largely IN the delaware Trust sndso Their motto Is
10 sbuse honest citizen Of Kansas because Of political
difference IN opinions, but BY pure and legitimate means
ssss IN sustaining the laws and The equal rights OF all
end restore pcscc 10 that much disturbed rerrory ~
Ictis RTsdllfar, ST.. q.
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The steamship Washington Capt csvendy sailed yesterday
for Southampton and bremen. with 90 passengers.
The clipper ship Andrew Jackson 1910 tons IA The
balance dock receiving repairs She win be stripped
caulked and newly coppered.
stoor JAMS Burt from Ewen % and Cor Tagrnon.
coal ashore sachems Head, Long Island sound,
the I'D ult and Il q total loss. Crew saved.
ship Northern Crown. HaletL At Panama from phlsdel.
rh had very cold weather of Horn and Of the
laid with frozen feet IL VERY hard
passage hut she with important accident and only
suffered the oss q few small sails.
Brig Adeis Charleston from Havana reports that the
Oath and 2th Sept, between Cape Flpds and gnn key
psrienced violent gale ~ Wind from 70 NE, with ire
endous Passed quantities of panks lumber, &c
during the passage On Sept ~ lat ~ " Ion 20 picked
ship pinnacle painted color which appeared have
teen IN the wstcr but a short time.
We are indebted Cap, Charles Coleman for the follow
R Of that have been 10 the hahfshp
Class Rp sson during he quarter ending Sept ~ lss6
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Ex.Alderman Oscar W. ssurievant has been nominated
ny the citizens Of the Third ward 10 a candidate for Al.
dermsn al the ensuing election. The correspondence
will be found among The political notices
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CoKREcnox are requested to state that officer
Lyons, OF the Fourth ward Vas the individual who ar
rescd Johnny Roach Of the SECONDS In the late prize
fttt and not officers McCusky and Lord, Of The sixth
ward, AZ was reported in yesterday q fFERAfp.
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letter from Dronsheim, Norway. 70 the Stockholm
xfnIfad SAYS An association Of Romsn CAtho ic mis-.
siopsrse are visiting the districts OF Fnmsrk They have
purchased The domain OF Ateugoard In thai pro-
vince ana intend changing Ne prescott name 10 That Of The
E,ste ii 81. Qlaus, lhe srostle u Norway.
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GrEAHKKs TO AND FROM HAVANA.
CABAvBA-Fron New York lh arrive at Havana 18th and
New Orleans 18Th From New Orleans 9Th, Havana 18th,
due at New York I'd.
BLACK WARRIoR-From New York 9th arrive At Havana
LIST and Now Orleans So From New Orleans l7h Havana
18th. due ct New York 18th
Leave New York at 10 AM and New Orleans Ut 3 AN.
QuAKxR CIrYFrom New It'll Of each month arriving
u Havana icA and Mobile 18th Fron Mobile "a Havana
Path due at New York 26eh.