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Reniamiu Franklin.

The students of Harvard College have lately
celebrated, with considerable display, the naugu
ration Of the Franklin statue in Boston 1t is to
be hoped that they will do honor to the memory Of
the great philosopher and patriot by initiating his
example of love Of country and yeneration Of the
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i Ladies' In Pasiic Places,

The Phiiadelphis Bulletin has an article upon this
subject In which Il says that while courtesy to wo
men csntb carried too far yet In the more thicky
settled States this general courtesy, in cars and
puoic places, has not been Of advantage to either
gentlemen or ladies. II recommends, as I remedy
Tor difficulties which have thus arisen that every
ssat be tin ears. theatres. coacert rooms. ar om-
nipnses. be. without exception, numbered and
supplied with corresponding ticket.
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Pennsylvania Agricultural Fair.

EATON, Sept "a The Fair is now fully under
way and the grounds present beautiful appear
ance. The Borough is thronged with strangers,
and the three political parties announce meetings
for tomorrow night. The Republicans to have
Burlingame, Hale and Wilmot; the friends of Fill
more will be addressed by David Brown and 9th
ers The Democrats announce John Van Buren,
among their speakers.
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FRosr-There was frost in Charlottesville, Va,
Tuesday night, doing much damage to the TOBACCO
crop. There also frost In Fredericksours
Tuesday and Wednesday nights. but too light TO
do much damage.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Ane,hcr rInsnbug.

Friday HIurninx, September 20, 1856.
80 8 J. $3.50. @s..s..,.. !.
49, 80 -
~ eH'o1 .ss .ae eis'". Z $3.50 !.
~ss'HWss ss'N''o' -. A.
sooa seaus.se.s - 80 . =,
OF sne war nav ~ =. wig ps
10 demons''a'on =. sue sn ' .o'. u"po''s"o
OF t'seas bf''a'u 70 ooesn "a s.eAico sna
70 arrest tne pros1es1 su's n.ppy snu ~, u,o.'
Gus couustys ~" nssSsFVee& s1as oaees - s-sa's
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TELEoRAPHTC NHW6..
REPORTEDFOR IN EDIsPATc H.


MILwAUKfE, Sept. 25 The steamer Niagara
was burnt on Lake Michigan, "Wednesday evening,
near Port Washington, BY which 100 lives are sup
posed to be lost, among them, Hon Jno. B. Macy,
Of Wisconsin We
The Captain and crew were saved and many Of
the passengers were picked up by vessels. The
names of several Of the saved and lost are given,
but nors arc from the South.
Many bodies have been recovered, among them
several women who are unknown. One Of them
had ring, marked ". ID. G."
The Niagara had . very heavy freight, all ct
which was lost.
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SCARCITY OF WHARF.-THE Piedmont IVA
Independent states that in the Georges Greek
Valley there is not water enough to supply the
engine and that est of Piedmont there is a scar
city of water rendering it quite difficult for the
engines on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad to pro-
cure water. Much fear is entertained for the ear
ly sewn wheat
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THE FIRE IN MACON, GA The fire which &C.
Cured in Macon, Georgia, on Monday, destroyed
Washington Hall. % stores and several dwellings.
Among the sufferers were Ellis & Son; Barnes,
jeweer; Peters g. Ingsteller, John l.. Jones, Day
& Manseuet, e. L. Strobecker; Drs. Pye, Maptere
and Battle Mrs Sullivan Mrs Andyn, Marine and
Mech anics Bank agencies. The house of Mrs.
Sullivan was blown up to arrest the flames. The
entire loss is estimated at $150000 :.
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NAVAL orders have been received at Gosport
Navy Yard, to fit out the United States Shops CT
War Dale and Marion. The United States Frigate
St. Lawrence was to have dropped down from
Norfolk yesterday, and will sail in few days for
the Brazil station. The Revenue Cutter Philip
Allen, 1t. Hudgins, arrived at Portsmouth from
New York, Wednesday.
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A SCoURGE.-Gr4sshoppe in immense swarms
are making fearful havoc among the grain on the
upper Mississippi At little Falls, Minnesota, they
destroyed all the crops At Elk river they appear
ed in y swarm that seemed like cloud, and, light
ing upon twenty acre corn field, destroyed the
whole crop in short time. At Crow Wing they
alighted upon farm ana destroyed 5000 bushels of
nafc
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Protection of u. states Citizens on the
lsthmus.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-Instructions have been
sent to the commander of the Pacific Squadron
relative to the protection of American citizens on
the Isthmus of Panama.
Definite action on the subject of the Panama
massacre, will be had in the Cabinet early next
week -.-.
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For KANsAs-The Christiansburg (Montgone
nv county, Va Star, states that number OF fami
lies are daily passing through that town emigrat
ing to Kansaa.i
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REsIGNATIos.-Mr. Garnet, Chief Engineer of
the North Carolina Central Railroad, has accepted
the position of Chief Engineer of the Pensacola
and Georgia Railroad.
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NORTHWESTERN, Va, RAILROAD Another
large load of iron for the Northwestern railroad
arrived at Parkersburg, Va. on the 18th instant
The track laying is now progressing finely at both
ands of the road.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CT Bomefhlng New.-An Impr0vemenf
on Ambrotypes by which process the picture 10 msd
to stand out like the Stereoscope, without the use OF
the lens sfsss ssass 80
This is IN entirely new invention and 10 Infinitely
superior In ri respect to the Bsso Picture, being
much mere durable and not at all liable to spot, tine
great objection 70 the Bslsom Pcture.l
This style of Picture Is taken Of PKATTS virginia
Gallery, 145 Main street .
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
anime the specimens All pictures warranted TO
pl :s SIN 5 + : = s4 ehnxAfkaERs Operators
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-The Republicans of
Wheeling, Va, and the neighborhood. contemplate
mass meeting They have written to their friends
here to send speakers-those sent must be citizens
of slave. holding states.
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HoGs-Engagemen,s have been made for TAI
Pork in Montgomery county, Va, at VI per num-
dred-a very high price to begin with
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A MEDICAL BOARD, to consist Of Surgeons G.
A. Finley, s. G. 8 DeCamp, and J. J b. Wright.
viii assemble at ST. Louis, Mo-, on the lst OF No
vember. 1856, for the examination of applicants
Tor admission into the Medical staff Of the United
States Army. Applications for admission wiz Dc
made to the Secretary Of War.
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E1AEINt! NEWS
ARRIVED.
'0~--~-~---~o~>->--->->-
PORT OF RICHMOND, September Is.


ARRIVED
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, Baltimore, mdze, w D
Coquitt Co.
schr VIM Colquitt, Davis Alexandria, corn.
Schr A Percy, -, Phi!sdelphia, coal and
stoves.
Schr Saco Facemire Philadelphia, ccal, Harris Il
Echols
Schr Gallego, Smith, New York, mdze, & w
Currie
Schr New York, Bipghsm New York, mdze, D Il
w Cuuie.
schr Delaware Farmer Bleddirs, Port Deposit,
lumber, &c.
SAILED,
Steamer City of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadelphia,
mdze and passengers, H Tutts.
Sloop Mary Irwin, Fitchett, James River, mdze.
schr Merchant, -, New York, mdze, ID w
Currie
sloop David Samuel, Adams Baltimore, wheat,
Shields L Somerville.
Schr Inc, -, down the river, light.
Schr Little Lady, -. down the river light.
New York, Sept % 80 Cleared, schrs. Debora, Cou-
sins, Washington N. C; Mary, Robbins, Newberp, N.
c.; 7. 4. Freuch, Webb, Suffolk, Va.
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= Fau CanpniRn, 1S:

~ Fall CampnI xn, $50 Ci0aks
Clonks! Cloaks I'll have much pleasure In an
nooncing that have just opened one Of the largest
assortments of
= CIoaks, Nantes and Tnlmas
for the tall and winter, of every style in VELVET
MORE ANTIQUE, CLOTH, MER!NO. and the
been offered in this city which will SELL wholesale
and retail at prices to defy competition.
Ladies, befors purchasing, would do well to give
to lob them ct from 10 to Is per cent lower than any
house in Richmond
Remember the old established Cloak and Mantilla
Depot at N. FZEKIELS,
75 Main street,
D U ;to,s sbo
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ANN D.---AiI those suffering iron
WANTED I0IMEDIATELY Y,
f8 FIVE HUNDRED YOUNG MEN. to
~8Ka1 serve in the UNITED STATES NOUN

N TED SERVICE, in Kansas, Nebrask0
California, Ne,o Merico and Teras. Pay from $l2 10
S24 per month"; according he rank and capacity of
the soldier Houses, accoutrements clothing, fsod,
and medical attendance, furnished free of charge
No deduction Of wages on account of sickness. For
further information, apply at the Rendezvous Frank
lin street, Opposite Metropolitan Hall. Richmond,
Va Sc 1i--dtIO*
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r~ Dunlop, Moncure g. Co. ask the NJ.
tentiou of dealers to the suction sale OF Groceries
kc commencing at loi O'Clock, THIS MORNING.
ne 26--lt
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The City Council Of Petersburg. ha. refused n
Fisuisursl fair thsrs this year. -' V1'0' AZ
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Frost-TobaccO Killed,
WESTERN TELEGRAPH LINE,
Office 80 Main street. !

LYNcHBuRG, Va. Sept 25.-Heavy frosts here
last night and the night before All the tobacco
in this section is believed to be either killed or Sc
ricusly damaged. ii.
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JEWISH EoLrMSrrTEs-Next Monday after
sunset, The lst day Of the month Tisri, commences
the Jewish year 56i7 The advent Of the new
year win be soeuniy celebrated In this city by
citizens of the Jewish pursuasion by strict sus-
pension Of business and labor on Tuesday and
"wednesday next These days are alao celebrated
~ the frst Of the ten penitensiai days which win
end with tho day Of atonement on the 10th day of
Ttsri. The latter Willie observed by = strict alb
ssinence of food from sunset until sunset
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~ pRIsCoLL,s BALM OF TH
THOUSAND

a. DRISCOLLs BALM OF THOUSAND
FLOWERS, IS cents per bottle only. The most
agreeable IDENTIFIES and Comstic that the art
of applied chemistry has produced. cleansing the
teeth healing the gums, and imparting fragrance aud
sweetness to otherwise Offensive breath, which too
frequently exists, without The persons KNOWLEDGE
For sale in Richmond by R. 'DUQUESNE, Main
street and by Druggists generally
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Yellow Fever at Charleston, =. C.-Frost
CHARLESTON, Sept. "a There were "a deaths
here from yellow fever last week.
There was frost near the city last night, and the
weather is cold g
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The Presidents Contemplated Visit to N.
Hampshire.

CONCORD, N. H, Sept 25.-The citizens of Con.
cord having refused to give President Pierce a
public reception on the Cd of October, the Demo.
Gratis from all parts of the State have determined
to unite and give him a public welcome.
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E- DR.. Owen h. Hill has removed his
office to the corner of Franklin and Wal! streets a-
mediately opposite the auction house of Dickinson,
Hill 4 Co., where he may be found day or night,
when not professionally engaged 80 '9-l m
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Baltimore.
Chronic or Periodical, Nervous, or Sick Headache
of long standing has been cured by itas iuv CORA
tor aud sorative where gentle stimuant is want
ed we believe it superior to all the cordas ever be-
fore the public to the Youth and Old Age, the Single
an Married, we offer the most valuable remedy.
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, and sec cures.
Sold by O. A. STRECKER and PURCELL, LADD
& CO., Richmond; bv DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by
all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER i
MOWBRAY, Baltimore, and by Druggists and Store
keepers everywhere.
" 81 per bottle; s bottles for SS.
"a 20-dHeta
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yellow Fever in New Ork.
NEW YORK, Sept 25.-There were two new
cases of yellow fever at Fort Hamilton yesterday
but no deaths
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~ Nervous Sufferers...Rev. j

II Nervous SGferers.--Rev. J0hn Lam
ahan, hear him-he suffered long with the Bronchitis,
had to give up preaching. By the use of Hampton 9
Tincture he has been restored and is now doing good
service presiding Elder in the Fredericksburg Dis
trict Thousand speak the same language and tell
of cures Of Cough, rheumatism, Scrofua, Chills and
Fever, &c. ,
To the female SEX say it is suited to all the dis
eases to which their delicate conformation Is subject
Let the afflicted call those having 1t far sale and
get descriptive pamphlet and see certificates Hear
him aud do Gkewise
BALTIMORE, Jan. oath, 1855.
Messrs MORTIMER L MowBRAY:
take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your s.Hampton's Tincture" with great profit. From
serious throat affection, my general health had be-
come very much impaired, when | commenced to
.sHamptons Tincture' found its effects upon
my general health most sautarv. My nervous
system and digestive organs soon rghted up under Its
have several time recommended it to my friends,
and in every cass so far have been informed they
have used it with success
TuN T,ANAuAN
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So 2s-ts Next door to P K. Whites shoe salo

eY- Democratic Barbecue "A Democrat
ic Barbecue will be given at White. Tavern, on
the White Oak Swamp Road about eight miles be-
low the CITY Of Richmond to which ALL are i"vlted
Judge Caskie Judge CrHmp, Robt. g. scott and John
B. Young, Fsqs., are expected to address the meet
inp se 26-5t>
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SUPERIOR FAMILY I ELogB1 y,
So as-st r OF 'a'0 OS p.J. ARCHER.
TeUUK S.--The largest stock of KOnlunces.
ID Novels and Magazines in the city.
S ne ez An new and late Editions.
To prompt customers extra inducements will be
Blank Books; Letter, Cap and Note Papers; Pens;
Black, Blue and Red Inks; Mucllage; Wax; Envel-
opes; Paper Cutters and Holders, &c Mourning Note
Papers, very cheap. GEO. M. WEST,
ga 26-St Near the Post Office.
DKIVATE BOAKDiNG.--NIrs. THOS. =
L TAYLOR, residing Clay, between 4th and
5th streets would be Pleased to accommodate a gem
tleman and his wife with board Also three or four
young ladies' who may wish to attend school in the
Sc 26-6tk
ElOR SALE, at corner q Main aud 10Th
4 sts. DUvAL & NoRTON'S celebrated HORSE
Horses relieving Hide bound Surfeit and Distemper
expelling worms, and giving them glossy coat of
hair Can be left off after the animal is improved
without his falling back to his first poor condition
NAIHS.-Every variety and style of Porte Nor
naiea, amongst them the "celebrated English Para
tonic Expanding Purses" and supply eff Money Bolts,
Buck Purses Cigar Cases, Cigar Lights and the gem
une Vienna Match, which easily ignites and is en-
tirely free from the disagreeable smell Of sulphur
CHOCOLAT DIG ESTE TERRUGINEUX; a
most elegant combination of the very purest Choco
late. with Lactate of Iron, in which the beneficial
tonic effects Of the iron fully realized, while
the same time its taste is entirely disguised 1t forms
delightful beverage for persons suffering from
debility, and has already been used by our ci-
gems with great benefit.
BLAN CARD'S UNALTERABLE PILLS OF
IODIDE OF IRON approved by the Academies Of
Medicine of France, Prussia and Russia. Each Pill
contains grain of odide of Iron and onefourth of
a grain of Ouevenne's Iron of Hydrogen.
TRUSSES, ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS LACE
STOCKINGS; for the cure OF Variccse, or Swelled
Veins in the legs.
SILVER AURICLEs, OR CORNETs; q very
neat and small instrument made to fit in the ear for
THE VERITABLE FRENCH PAsTILLEs DE
YICEY for the cure of Indigestion, Gravel DC
Medicinal solid and fluid Extracts Surgical Instru.
ments and Appliances; Medicinal Wares, Apparatus
SC For sale at MEADE BAKERS
New Apothecary Store,
1876, N. w. corner Of Maia and 10Th streets.
Sc 26--lw
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A NTHRACITE CoAL.-NOTICE.-I nm

NTHRACITE COAL.-NOTICE.-In nm
"A now receiving orders to be filed during the fall
months, for the best ANTHRACITE COAL, incud-
ing White Ash Lump, suitable for foundries, and
Red Ash suitable for cooking ranges CRATES and fur
naces This Coal will be bought in Phi aielphia for
cash, ard delivered to purchasers upon the same
terms they receiving $40 pounds to the instead
of 1860 the usual weight from city The
on which propose to order Coal for psrties is to
charge them commission of 10 per cent. on the
tual cost of the article invoices of which will always
be subject to inspection.
Persons wishing to lay in their winter supply, will
find il greatly their interest to avail themselves of
this opportunity, their supplies will be delivered
on arrival from the vessels, free from dirt and
saving of at less: so cents ton the usual terms
Of the trade.
Orders to NV address, through the Post Office,
left at my brothers Law Office, the of
Main and 18th streets, or with my brother, at Col
VIM. Fl. Browns compiling room. corner 18th and Ca
~ sts., will receive prompt attention
au 22-- I'm WRIT ROBERTS.
VNHOLEsALE BUYERS who wish TO
w save money, requested to examine eur
tensive and we'll selected stock of DRUGS, MEDl-
CINES, PAINTS, OILS, DYES, and FANCY
GOODS, which Offering on terms as favoIa-
BILE they be obtained 10 the Northern cities, for
cash. or on the usual time, to really prompt buyers
Goods well packed and promptly shipped to any
part of the country
All articles warranted to be as represented, or If
not 80. can be returned at our cost
Country erchsnts will please give call. We
take pleasure in showing our stock. whether sell
or not BENNETT, BEERS FISHER
se 26 Wholesale Druggists I25 Main ST.
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SUNDRlKs..-Fresh Anchevies, sardines,
~ French Mustard. Olives, Cspers Pepper sancs,
Pickles, Preserves, Currants Citron, Rsisns Fies
Carrent Jelley and Nuts Of all kind. jos. received
fresh for saie BY LOUIS J. BoSsIEux.
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TT Fillmore and DonelS0n Committee.
A meeting of the members of the Committee, and
sil others willing to aid in conducting the canvass,
are requested to attend this friday night at half past
O'Clock, at the room over z. b. Spences clothing
store. Sc <o-lC-
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ITO COUNTRY MKkEHANTs- --Tnke
my .dvics. when you buy Candies that yon
get good reliable article Mean Candy you can get
almost Anywhere. primo No. l article. made By
compstsnt workman, OF standard Crushed Sugar,
and warranted 70 keep, fresh, glossy, white hard and
nice, yon can set at LOUIS j. B0sSIEUX'1
e " @-6t Steam Candy Factory, lO7 Main st.
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MANITOBA situation as FARM MANA
business of the Kind for fifteen years and ater my
self to understand the business perfectly, and can
givs pretty good character IS Manager. Any one
Myers at the Broad street HOTEL for further parti
cuars. 80 l8--ts
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LOST.

OST--On Sunday, the 2lst inst, n SiIve.
IL Lever WATCH with the letters A. C. W 49,
grsved on the back Tho finder viii be literally -.
wsrded by leaving II at this Office. se s6--s..
4 OST.--On sunday last, between the A.
~ Charles nossl ana SnocAee mn, DIAMOND,
rewarded by leaving the same at this Office
ne e4-St
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SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR
- QENITO BRAND
For sale by
Sc 26-St P. j. ARCHER.
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n gentleman and Wife, q
w Boarding place in some private family for
moderate price-ths room to be furnished. Fnauire
at the Dispatch office. se Zo--NN
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

writer would be set down as forced and un"n. ,";.
raj. For this reason, MS book n,a ori."'' studied
rsn,ssentstiors and niestatemco's' s,u'' e
fSssaS sS' with G rs% "d s .nS s'sS %
comparisons or ~, can be- backed b! facts, or by
his boio ss'el.aJ 1aycr There i, pcrcePdble men
ta1 t'csSS wc a. material sgGserycncy that strses
y sebsthe 1rI'b,s to keep mp the chain of mrntal
the sulno, I'D nav. dutiiul homage to his llege
SSsA .9 b~ % .a do form mot dSS9
ne i0i Rut the book will iustI subtle poison into
m,ny rn,ps minds, dissatisfaction with dOme''c coodi-
t;"n mS and admiration for an artificial existence.
=. III sor, ad unsouud views, strengthen prcju-
Gcss. and will not teach anything worth hoOwlng.
But | forget l learn from it that Bacon was
Plstonist Hegcl says something very different
scarcely recognizing in bin any title to be called
philCsC Der at all, in The sense in which the
Greeks. Descartes and the Inctaph' sicians we're
philosophers may be forgiven, IT, of the two
Judges. | side with the German giant OF thought.
ruk<LskS "
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-21

IrG1sIArIvr TENEMENT COMuIrTEv-GowkVy
Hr,cu-TwKFR,yuLE, &C-The Corolittee met
Yesterday al tie City IDspec;ors Once. fr'''a''
Mes.js. Du,ane sld B.evoo.t. Alter some consul'a-
t II /; was concluded TO VISA BROOKLYN, and a'cort4n
what bearing the prevalence OF yellow fever there
nrelt have on ihe suhjeci of tenement houses ihe
raitv accordingly proceeded in carr9ge' Ia the
H.ookl,p City Hall, and held an interview w'th tho
Mavor who furnished all the information desired, aad
detailed porceman 70 ct - guide. Tne Com nl'iee'
La,uirc that the district INF cd rtn the ye-loH
fever SO quite remote, 40 that "taHc1 II" "' -
trnGn ACusos, gave up that idea AMI v-slet severed
cclori,s of squatter soyeregns, h'aiei abont The
suburbs of th- city. The frss OF these 1t caIItd
"Derbys Patch, aud the shsntie' are picn'd on
number of sunkce lots near the Gowanu' canal.
From appearance, the native need never loaf te o'
cur,e1ce Of a drouth md indeed tlat came t4ing
vould Prove the mot fcrtu5a. aifT Tint c'''o pap
r4ptot them. some OF the hovcls are Il h'.dea "h, O.
,v,rs heavy fall # rain takes place q. high ~i'rT
Olcroor woman wos hnugrg out Les dJiheS "n'A
H. Committee passed, standng IN wafer s41 io''ss
deep
Alta place called Germans Bcs9t, near Ham t"n
aycfuc was ioundtnotl er collection OF htY or shv
siuutts. The squaters pay rom $50 to $40 year
ground rent, ard eIcc their owo ooniclIs. Ole man
teIIod skrs fer livelihood, a1d the vicinity was
r-Ik Nth ohAfac' cr-tic odors. All these hu's are
Gly 'wo or three Get Lbove thc level of the water
sId are TOO damp TO be occut ;ed y aay humsn brns
with safety. Another colony, shcrt dlstAace fro"
Ms, at the foot OF Cclunbs street, noi known Is
Iuke'sv lie, was next looked after The hul' are
a'Frged along single street, sni are Ike all irSh
sfsit's built Of wood, w'sh Il peaked roof.
ore story high, and seldom h''rg any
,tlcr Aoor Int tho ercuri. Th.-e equit-
'or.. or most of them, supper, theus.lge- by
L,Jiis co~- and r,lin uiL To, htve ah 'u' 10
i fll st1nkct.vil,-Iran e W ich w'r. -,o' yea
',,day tirs up.r thc sad boaA, aa.s. a.. t'o -'d