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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-09

IDLE ASE ssEa.s I'd sOTss'E-Au re5s n,
owing accounts and bills ne are N II carne,tl. -,
luescd to come forward d te, / t.iinp aI iiu
money q 70 Norm. Is Us II LEWIS
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On "Wednesday morning. August IL, at O'Clock, BEN
yAmS r. HARRs youn yest Of Thomas and Jeannette
Harris, aged Is months and days
The friends and relatives OF the family are requested TO
attend his funeral, this morning, at ten O'CLOCK, WIN
out further notice. from No I39 East Twenty first street.
baltimore (Md) and Richmond Va) papers please
On Thursday, August Ii, AUGUST RusGxs, aged q
The friends and relatives OF the family the New York
German Horse Guards, First Regiment N. T. s. NJ, and
the German Grocery Society, are invited TO attend ns
funeral from his late residence corner Rver ue and
Sixth street. Sunday afternoon, 18th inst, at one
O'Clock. His remains will be taken to the Lutheran
On Wednesday, August Is, EMMA, aged years, s
moaths and Is days; also, came day FLORENCE, aged
months and 10 days. daughters OF George and Margarta
The friends and relatives the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this afternoon, at two
o'clock from the residence Of their parents NO. ~ WOOD
On "Wednesday August ID, Mrs. ELIZABETH CArHEII,
wife OF James Os ELL n the TAN year o. nes age
fully invited to attend The iuneral This afternoon,
at O'Clock, rom her late residence No. 67s Wash
On Wednesday August a. SARAH FRANCIS, daughter Of
John and Isabella Francis, aged months.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family are re-
spectrully invited TO attend funeral this afternoon, Al
three O'clock from the residence Of her father No 80
Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, without further invitation
Her remains will be taken 10 Greenwood.
Accidentally drowned, while al work, EDWARD SCAN
Ian, native OF county Tpperary, Ireland
Eis friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral this morning al nine O'Clock, from
bic late residence, No 100 Fourth street
Monircn and Vermont papers please copy.
On Thursday, August H. JOHANNA .wife OF Henry E.
Johnston and daughter OF the late Charles Delyeccbio
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral 10 morrow afternoon at
four o'clock from late residence No. l0l3 Broad
way, without further invitation.
At FIa,bush, L. l., on Thursday, August H. Mrs. ANN
LORI wife OF Samuel g. Lott 10 the SD OF her age
The friends ard relatives OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral services at the Reformed
Dutch church Fiabush this afternoon, at three O'Clock
At Dowpevic, Sierra county, California. Of typhus fe
YER, WiiIAa HoPPfER In the 14th year of his age.
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The Flag of Revolution Unfurled I'm San
Faaasislc-Caii for the Establishment OF
Provisional Government,

ltr9m the SAT- FRANCISCO DAILY Bulletin, july -.
Two months have elapsed since the vigilance Commit
tee was organized. II has done an incacuaoe amount
Q! pubic good, but much remains 70 be accomplished
II tie Committee were dsbanded a. tbs moment leaving
the old ohciais ~ power our Gtare would De worse
than our past las been The rooS OF the cancer are et
the knife las rot cut deep enough Let the body polite
be cishgured IN the operation what Is that so long az
lie Is preserved Our existence as community s al
sase and the physicians must not hesitate 10 complete
Their WORK, lest the parent ce anos under ther hands
Forms are oay useful a. they shelter the substance aw
= but the setng o. tue e~ei justice Yet US take need
thst tie hsi ne nc longer ma py u1e base meta THAT sur
ROUNDS y ny 90 NE oumitlee oeiay 70 remove the
eAsNpg omcaIs. 10y tneui, anu tlsolsn t1ein nave
come oil the political ar social evils thst nave anitei
uls coMMuby. = CgIloIate esla-g-.ne ~. &c e.Ls
-colse.otsy or unouse'esiy' an -. cs",
.bLe 70 lunSenee lLeI Uue ~. 81 - .asn ~. -, ~
o.naFlp' y sley - - a.osS.A.E eis =" ~
,lc e.uIss y. .n.sss ~ oe s.. $3.50 se @
ieaStLa Us nhots sLllP ~ eA.s..1s s,
heaNy seole 'oksl1s Y ~ " s.,'aD y. ,Pe
raihst ~ tLs! ~ e..le, VIZ 'e Inn. 1e' N - -
Gle, ZIG! s!llase W. Az slppo.t LEM. IN,ssusc
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communication from Coroner Kent was then read,
protesting against he declaration Of his office vacant snu
ties even If the Board should eclare his Office vacant
vote was then taken upon the resolution given above,
and Il WAS unanimously carried
OFFICES DECLARED VACANT.
President whean them said
declare the oillses Of sheriff. Coron~ and Assessor
vacant 49,
A. c Iabatt was nominated and unanimously elected
The Board ID en- proceeded to elect County Assessor.
RYAN ana smith voted Tor Mr. Cook and Messrs. Cham
berlan and Castree for Mr. yassani beng ne vote,
President whelan voted for Mr. Cook Mr. Cook was de-
motion was made to 60 into the election o. Sheriff.
Edward Beale Thomas Poulterer, John Harrison and C.
l. Strong were nominated q On votes BENG 'aSe.,
Ryan vo,eG FOR Beae. Beale Beae. Bsale
smith do. Poalterer Poalserer' poaerer Poaaerer'
Csstree do. harrison Harrison Harrison. Harrison.
The following communication was then presented by
the President and read by the Clerk
SAN FRANCISCO July ls, 1856.
To BOARD or cousrY OF san FRANCISCO
Frshssea represent hat he ssay Of your authority is
doubted X yet we do moi % SS to sss s
Sheriff Coroner and Assessor from which list we desire and
For sheriff. p Patterson, j. j. Denny
For Coroner DR.. Elliot Dr. J. Rowen, Dr Bush, Dr. Hol
For Assessor-Juege David Chambers. H. A. cheever, H.
SAMUEL MERRITT, Chairman pro tenn
Ira r. RAsKrs Permanent Chairman
The names of c. P. Patterson and ]. J. Denny were
then motion, added 10 the nnees for Sheriff and
another ballot Mr. Ryan voted for Beae smith for
Pcuerer, Chamberlain Tor Beae, and Castree Tor Harr
son.
Mr. Castree then and said that there seemed 70 be
but little probability of agreement OF the Boa I'd and
lie therefore thought that il had better adjourn until
later day Several OF the mem oeri rose and spoke,
raising the question 20 whether the Board OF Super
visors had any right to elect Sheriff, &c President
wheelan Mr. Castree bed hst the Court Of Sessions
alone had the right to appoint Sheriff &C., 10 case Of
a vacancy.
BY this time the room densely filed with specta-
tors and considerable excitement vas manifested, when
Judge freedom, having pressed through the crowd, ap
peared before the Board and asked permission 10 be
heard On permission being granted Judge Freeon said
Gentlemen Of the Board oi superyisorsl have just
been informed ,hs your Board were about proceeding to
the election OF Sheriff. The right Of eleciny or APP
pointing Sheriff resides IN the Court OF Sessions ana
other tribunal whatever No Sheriff appointed By
any other tribunal will be recognized such Ia the
Of the Court OF Sessions protest against any
ton relation 10 the matter on the part OF the Board OF
Supervisors.
Some little confusion occurred here; o,ons TO adjourn
to various times made, and the Board finally adj
jourret, to NEE! subject TO the cal OF the President
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Port OF New York, August ii, is56s
CLEARED.
s,eanshp yigc'(Br, Sharp Hayre EN- Ed Fourier Co.
ZIP rope Ncw.Il s. jehr-Uw ii RIversm.h Co.
shh d lssssn S9en ssp Fo
Bark Milton, Bradford; Anwerp-Laytin 4 Hprlbpt
Bark Vim Henry Young, Esmeraida IslandPhiiadeiphia
Park Warwick Hal, shediac-Robert Williams
Bark Alexander, Merry man, Philadelphia Elwen
Brig Queen of The South, Chapman Cadz-weaberg h
PIG rsnns Iawrene. sggssIs-st Agrsda Joys Co.
Eng NJ SAWYER sswyer FhisdelpSia- waiss carver 4
schr King flrd Marsden Halifax-Thomnsoh a Co.
schr Rsinrote sieight Balimore-MalIer, Lord Que
schr Com Kemrsy, Lorer Ros,on-s W Lewis.
Propeller sophia Grecn Phader hla-W II Thompson.
ARRIVED.
rsss.nFsTs. % ISdsm pisassns ;''''' ~ ''e
Win s susan AZ Dso191 I BsssS s Antigua July .
BIis Cook Gt chsrryasIS leighton, Maysgsen IS
i.goie scsf rsmints' IRON Baltimore for Bermqds
sehr Ransom Br) Lockhar, Windsor, Ms 10 days, with
SER yolsa, b. Ems. Nraaieh with fab to master
IS . SsS'sa,y, sgasSs; q ny: n osS spoke
sehT SOY, Crosby warefsm
schr Panama, Alien Boston
s sssT F FEIs Man Hs F FsS sSs
sss5 sS NE! i Perry i E1yEish
scfr " Kelley, wilcox. Portland, Ct
Schr g CAum, Cooper, Portland, o.
Schr catot, Racket, New Haven.
Schr |. II Barnes, Pond, New Haven.
schr Noseic. Birmingham, Albany for Boston
schr Thetis, kickerson, Albany fer Boston.
Scir Maine Brown Roudout for Saco.
Propeller llsek Diamond Anen, Philadelphia
Propeller Planet Luoper, Philadelphia
Propeller Mamsniia, Nye. New Bedford.
Propeller Ospray Kenny, Providence.
PfoJ elitr sLetuckel Geer Norwich.
Propeller Saehem, 1Lrtsher Hartford
BELOW.
one brig unknown.
SAILED.
s,ehms ~ vleo r) HAVE; ships pIesdnoush and Pha-
deAhia, Liverpool (and anchored ats spW
u I'LL. l..l..r IL lnx Ercu. 10
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supper afterwards given to the Nominating Convention
and Tor money expended to elect the defend to the
ose OF Mayor. Also, for money expended to pay the
dececey 10 acertsn service Of plate got up by czeus
as a testimonial 70 Mr. Garrison Also, for money ex
pended by plaati 10 the year 1852 to secure the de-
fendants election be Mayor There are other counts in
the complaint which vary little from those mentioned
above but which come " about the amount Of ri
diculous nonsense-San Francisco Alta California
Jltiu 81
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On Thursday, August H. at Calvary church, by Rev.
y D. Hawks, d. D., Dr. EDWARD T. voILus United States
Army, to ANnn A. LYON, daughter Of Vim. Lyon, Esq,
OF this city
In BROOKLYN, on Wednesday, August 10, by the Rev.
Mr. Cheney Mr. ALEXANDER MCCONNELL, Of Lubec, Me-,
to Miss HANNAH f. JACKSON, daughter OF N. $. Angeli
Ego, OF Norfolk, Va.
Norfolk papers please copy.
At Staten Island, Thursday, August 7, by Rev. Mr..
Boehm FRsDFRio ERNST to Miss CAROLINE SQuIER.
Al st. Augustus church, College Green Bristol,
En- gland on Saturday July g. by the Rev Thomas G.
Price Mr. W s. BOND, of New York. to Miss HAZARD, Of
RristnI
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In addition TO what we have published before we
raherihe following particulars reference 10 the a FIRE
~ Georgetown from the rai6n. The whole town with
tie exception Of about City scattered and soaed houses
l. swept away
The ere broke on, abou, II O'Clock on Monday morn.
ng The 5ib INST, IN large frame building "a the very
btar Of The town, on Main street, known a. the pank
Eobsrge aud owned by Richard Murphy. IA there
vas no IRE IN the building and had not been any for
thres weeks s supposed TO have been the work az an
rcerdary and selection could have been made from
vnifh he flames would have spread more srseIy ma
ettgt tswn YVES cCru0sed o. frrn buidnvstfere ~
ring CIR Ettl ~ fnrr tDt ID The tscaut although
~ - q r9ny x a. houses wet,t forlcS tla huff
tr' vtft ~ ~ q ~ pa.c saya a ne a-t vi ID
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Difficulty on Board the Ship Tartar, from,
Gale utia-Horfible Condition Of the Crew.


The captain Of the American ship Tartar lately from
Calcutta, appeared ct the police OH 20 this morning, at
about ten O'clock and asked for number OF the police
TO 90 down 10 the ship with him and aid him in putting
about starting for the coast OF South America and that
The men had refused 70 work. party OF the police
went down. and about twelve OF te sailors were put in
irons and confined in tie hold
The Tartar was manned by American captain, first
and second mate and about twenty four natives Of B,m
bay Calcutta of whom nearly half are lying dread
fully lex with the scuryy caused as Is SAID oy the DC
cayet and rotten food which they compelled 10 eat
on their voyage from the Eastern hemisphere TO this
port The men, wis are said TO have refused to work
and who were iroled this morning, about twelve in
number, including the boatswan, native OF Bombay
calling himself Hadji Hasssn
As Yearly be ascertained In the hurry this morn
inc the have refused to work. the ground OF III
usape by the Of The vessel and the want OF
per food They said that teir companions already
on the OF Death and that Of them have died
for the want of wholesome provisions They said that
they world consent to work Irovs cd that proper food
was shipped and would DO given them, and demanded
that The proper authorities should come and examine the
food hich board and which they had been com
PEELED to cat They said that they would rather die at
once have their lhroats cut than be compelled 20 eat
such food they YOU'D 81 be subject to the scurvy
they Lad cat delayed herrDgs and rotten rice any
longer.
The tcatswsin HoGH Hassan, conveyed TO the sta.
tici house and the fcutes board the ship, what
ever they were vii doubtless be investigated. he
ried with him OF The herrings and ice, which he
says the Cnty food ever given the men. police
c'cer also Drought specimen OF each TO Office The
herIirgs white salted nsh. feet long called by
fecty docayed ard offensive that person could hard
IL bear them In bis neighborhcod. Tie rice was also
very oathss me, beipg dirty, yellow and rotten. II any
human creature was ever compelled 10 eat such stu be
have been cranmec down his throat It Is horrible to
think OF.
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PORT LOUIS Naurilus May i2-Ffnce my last respects
OF Of s s rs haze S y raS e "sy@
rs CAPT F,ss ay S " es ssd Sa. wsa
win fever having been saekse with three tlnes since be
s9saE Sss %f' ssS s% e.; '
s e s pfs hs s o and sssn rs AID
rood heath and every prospect q ating saecs ssla
s and ihers 10 doubt but ia, he VIII July recover BE
aa T s,s Ss0S G Ss hun S he
san SUE e q sT Yads whale Ss5
S Sews . y sfs cm mtf he whales s ven
las, Ts.pse's 4 dss in . ns haze 4s g
smith iSS SewYcfs fs6 y foS West coast q sumsra put
ne & on ,ss he marine iswsy aS Ike copper %as
found bad ihai ne ssryeysrs s, y 2 Be
ne % G n sv or Rs S. na s s
increased Since leaving New me ice in New YORK.
doubt Grs started the copper.
below brgs susan Small, from Pedro Keys Avery from
Hs,ss Lassfsio tris DEM, from West indies
.ssr sssss; a.cas iSs%pso S S s5is
M Noun s ws ssas fo'enee ''
Miscellaneous and DfsaxterS.
Tie Br steamship ygo Capt sharp, sailed yesterday
PIT for favre She meneed dchargng Monday morning.
lith inst scc which time e has landed tons inward
60 beard 200 tons coal 1900 bushels wheat aud
cCco barrels four.
sBr Mrrops az cstonL wymsn from Quebec Dublin,
with deals totally lost 25th ut AZ Langley Island about
~ miles from - Pierre Mi She vent ashore "a thick FOG.
Cart links he can save rigging &C
srY MARCIA GfrrsfEArThis ship which has been report
sdbelow or three four days asst hard aground
tersard On the bar The Southwest Pass Capt Merrymsn
seventeen came this morning the tow
tcai The Marcia trecneaf has large and valuable
cargo on bosrd.-N Pic, Aug Is
scup ARMS tof Bosor Baker from Providence for Port
Eweu. Norhport LorF Island 9Th inst pu y tor re-
rsrs having received considerable damage by coming In con
act with another Vessel in Long Island sound rom
plttc the repairs, but gives no particulars
sttr Audubon s3f tons built New Be96rd OF live oak,
corner fa ned throughout wen found &C, about 10 years
old vas sold ~ auction a, Boston i3h inst tor si603
Whaiemen.
OF Cieora Of New Bedford columns
Arr AZ New Iordou i2h, ship Clema's, Benjamin. from
raw az Islands with 200 bis whale OIL -, ~. 80,
ia Al New BEDFORD 18Th bark Hydaspe, Jaber Indian and
~ ~ wa,arose i9h brig Lewis Atlantic ocean,
9TH ,eo bbs an ~ do blackGsh oil n board sent home
Ibis ~ OIL SPOKE 90 Congo River Ab5, Mafon DAVIS
cot warren $50 sp June ~ lat 30 g ~ spn 9zB W, John
Adams Birch Protnceown 100 spi July 10 as 2f N, Ion
5Sw Wnls kIpg Man 10 81 70 sh a,o ,or sou,. p,
cGo Ocean ready Odd Fellow GOOdall for South Atlantic
30 :, Helena June n Roanoke Wade Of oreenport tS %
' spes esio.s s1s u, - @ rspwug of and from
New bedford June 8 with IS bbs 80 OIL
-. spoken, Sc.
Ihp Crystal Palace Simmons from Calcutta Tor Melbourne
sip Panther oi BOSTON, Bishop from London Nav Tor
Csonita June %, lat 20 n. lon 800 W ......-
shr Rsrisn from Gibraltar for melbourne JulyH hipS.
eefSi oulsa Hatch ya,ooo en- cus se g. Hcu Jny 10
N ~ NJ ttclcN
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had drawn lie turpentre to the surface ana rendered
them alarmingly Comb ustible-
In moment aninst, the building In which the hre
originated was sAeei 81 flames, which swept in every
direction instantaleousy crossing the street. which
Ia upwards OF hundred feet wide In The BRIEF space
OF half an hour tie entire business portion OF the town
was destroyed and the rayages cessed because hcre
was more houses in reach Of the deyonrng element
The Hsok and Ladder Company found Il impossible 70 e.
fec, any good so rapid the spread OF the re Three
blocks the south side Of Main street and two on the
north side, were consumed AIMING me buildings when
escaped destruction the Temperance Hail. the Masonic
Hall, Town Hall, Methodist church, Catholic church,
James Mccoy IS grocery store, Mr. Talmans soda manu-
factory, and number OF private residences.
SO complete the destruction, that Monday even
ipg there not In Georgetown more than Six horse
wagon load Of provisions, all told The oa,y properly
saved was by clothing and other merchants, who
sboudered as much they could carry and hed
The aggregate loss somewhere in the neghoorhood Of
among thelosers the following --Graham Spear,
bankers; Graham Bye, grocery merchants; Graham
who lost Ia addition 10 other property, horse, which
was the only animal burned; Mr. Mccoy, keeper Of the
Nevada House; Mir. Marvin, keeper OF the Georgetown
House; Vim. H. Pratt, banking and exchange business
j. II. Cunningham, book and news paper dealer; Dir.
Jackson, tin and furniture; Clegg stover, grocery
about seventy I've but fortunately lives lost In
the evening the Pacific Express had again started bust
ress Wells, Fargo Co. had their sign up and Mr. Ora
han once more under way In his banking, grocery
and butchcring business,
GREAT FIRE AT MARYSvILLE.
MARysvuLE, July lei Tsp. NJ,
Orc originated in q dwelling house the corner OF
Second and streets about one O'Clock this morning
Losses by the e;-First street-Wm. Hawley \ Co.,
loss goods, se5 O0e--nsured $50 00ol Hudson Co.,
boots and shoes, $40, 600; Cicaveand 4 Co, goods,
sl2 00o G. Woodward, Woodward House house and fur
siture, $4,000; Hawley Simpkins 4 Babb, building
Woods building, S. Ooo Ira A. Eaton, damage to build
ing $780, Fall, Eckman Co, slight damage TO building
loss traing Harrington 4 Hazeitne, damage to build
ing about 81, e0o--no loss of goods. Commercial
Aley-Simpkins Co. two buildings, 1,10o Hsey build
ing $1,000; Tlord building SIS, 600; Frieck Co., tools
and building 81 900: Holmes * Co.. tin 2ers stock and
TOOLS s., 600; Gson Co. carpenters, 81, Ooo street
y. Grant, commission merchant loss not ascertalned
W Bray, storehouse and dweiIng 81 ooo trencnnaa
blacksmith shop wagon makers shop eight mules, three
wagons $4,000. In same stable, two four mnle teams
loaded for the interior Teams valued at 81 500 value
OF goods ascertaned D. F. George goods in the
OF stable $500; Fitzpatrick, frame dwelling, $780, store
house. formerly Peter Rob!nsons 81 000 Col. stewart
Perry stable $780, frame dwelling $500. The California
Steam Navigation Company have lost their books and fur
niiure
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EovtL Sur BLACK MAIL.--A suit was brought
on saturday last In tie Superior Court, by W l..
trysIer agsinst ex Mayor Garrison who is absent
on business visit 10 New York for the sum Of sl5fs5
The Oldest sum claimed from Mr.. Garrison various
reas come of which date back TO 1853. The plaintiff
trs that patob u tbs srm was expended h e fell
n 1885 " seOr'' ht fe'fu'sn,s irsfon ~ ~ dc,ro
eau t8.y s csndlGat. tor Nagof d h.- II sui ot
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one brig unknown.

s,ehmsp vgo arr Hsyre; ships presdnought and fha-
deAhia, liverpool and anchored ats W spit,
Wind during the day from to sc.
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shfIwreSbed American Sailors at Javn--The
Whatcr CIcora.

Tie San Francisco Herald eLy .,Cn the morning of the
th February American shpwrectec sailors arrived
at Amboyua from Ha. According 10 their declaration
they belonged the Amer lean bark CieoGa Capt Norton
Of New Bedford, which was engaged in whaling, aud
which bad been lost 10 the north Of New Guinea De-
sides the captain, the consisted OF two mates and
nine sesmen The vessel lett New Bedford the 18th OF
Jun 1854 bound for the Moucca where they had
taken ten whales which yielded three hundred and y
cGsks Cf oil on the night or the 2ith OF January last
lie vessel Sxre need very severe gale near the north
err Of New Guinea, and was driven uron reel,
VIII she became leaky and made much water that
she was abandoned The captain and the % the
embarked in boats, but they got separated during
the right and pothng more was seen Of ihem The men
wLo reached AnboyBa were sent on 70 Soerabaya.
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NARlTIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, August II, 1856.

ALMANAC rox rxw Yosx-rau OAR.
............ 10 NOON eve
ssrs........... SO HIGH wArnx. morn "
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LOSSES BY TIE pIAcERvrrLE rraG.

bel6w u III q The losses by The Facervle 1re,
Tar ne ascersned, comp ghbout one.ha Of the burn.
a district About eight or ten buildings row vp. and
Gty lu the course Of erection The streets ore lled
with teams half sheet Of the Am,icon will be issued
On saturday. ia thought the Gre originated from q
stove PIE The total amount Of property destroyed viii
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Personal Intelligence,

George H. Fairchfd, E.q United States Consul FOR
Port Louis Naurus. arrived Al that FORT on the 2eth Of
NIy. via the Cape OF Sood Hope.
LIST ef Americans registered at the banking Office Of
he American European Express and Exchange Company,
Paris from the 18th to the 3ist OF July. 1856:
n iyles Jr, s. osgocd and lady H. sperry, O. 4 Shaw,
j. Abry W. e. Prime and lady, y. q. Lightbocy, W Lam
Tier Jr ~ b. Abbott, Miss l.. L. Abbot c, Il Roberts
hon Wills Hall, H. black, "; ~ Prof. y Iooms W, Hurry
and nm ly J. ~ Oakiord w W, Young, ~ Draper Ihas
Gabnebin and lady Miss NJ. ~ Conkn, A. H. Wolfe, Jr j.
y simpson and lady }. arecnberry w r Wright and lady
New York Benkers Jghr Lambert and lady 4 spark
Coin " vs.. Ienlan, q. T. EloE II. Quasi, south Caro-
INA: w. l. AcMLIen Prof = ST. Johns L. Case Jry =.
cnssv ard l. etettinns and WIFE ono; j. l.. MI.
lar, a X r. Cooper, 2. r. Fleetwood Frank b sherwood.
Ghae H. Frenwood, j. D. Adams ard daughter, Massachn-
scfs A. PoIsk District Of Columbia W A. Mcpheeiers v.
Dalnex M,ssssppi John n ceughy, n d. Walker John A.
serfck Maryland; A. T. Ferguson, Keniucky j. v TOOK.
Georgia. r. A. Austin, Florida, A. &. Audcrscn Missouri;
W. 81 ssafke. I. III. Parish. Louisiana.